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and the Weather 'Perfect Mother- . Trunk Pacific. Two; Italians Were Killed Sixteen Cnildren Attending a¥
sell’s Pro
saw YORK, June 1s, (sp1.)__ T., M th
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Pf‘fI°°t~ meet us, and tl ' . I ~ ' “ '. 5 “P - ` '
io remainder of tht the construction line ,of hhe Grand when app,.0?cdhmg 8 high tresue, the and two others reported wr). badly to escape 3 |_,a9s|ng sh0wm._ u ,mu
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ves P°I’"I°f Remedy-I and Twenty More injured. Sunday Sc
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0 ersells Seasick Remedy work- ST. JOHN June 20-(S e-'ial f th c t ti - '
My CUNY Islam] Aummobue trip ed Bplundidl d t _ __ W '_ P ~~ 1.- 0 e ons rue ou. ‘feet down from the Liestle, but lor- SPARTA, (,n_, Jmm g0_(5pecia|)_
~ - y" an he Ladle” are ard was received thi” “"“”"1°9l1 fe' Through “I “light acddent 9" t-h°'tu11ately the dynamite being on the While sixteen children attending 5
to Chinatown and the Bowery were' very grateful f r th l rd' th locomotive the train gm be I
. ‘ _ . _ . youd . _
\ I ° ° SUPP Y ga mg e “\`I°’US YYUBUGP near Coal con" 1 I th engineer d | 1 - forward cars did not/ explode. Sunday school picnic, at Martin
taken in. All are well and' weuthei-` Many fr' 11 ' o o c , an c»is.eo
lefl S Wert! tif. tile pier tg Cl`€6lf in U18 Chipmah tll8lZl`l‘t Cn head mu _ Tw() gmploycs wgfre instlgmtly killed SPTNTILS, Were standing unded 3 ty-99
'lnoilaidies wish--to send their greet. party went to church ' ' ‘
_ut Tremont Trunk Pacific. _ I _ ., of lightni- 't- k th
ings to Messrs Moore & Mclic-od for. Temple, in the afternoon, and the Some time during Friday n mpwy cniiflneeer mwnaiged to reverse the lev» hurt. _and about twenty, more or less every ching; ;__:;ic__end_;edtr_§:éU_i::(;l_
their hhoughtfulnegb in p,.¢Se“,u.n_ |c\,(m_,n,, _ trM,n_ beurm d mit tie U ers there, and jumped. seriously injurc_d._ _ ,Ulm
gi ,_ was 1; t R. , _ _
' Spen u cvcm BBach` 1 g yna B B m B Many wotkmenl also jumped All Of U19 VIC*-11119. €XC0l>f-lllg 0110 There were two doctors in the
gnch with a pair of gloves, we leave Mond. » too s, and a large crowd- oil Italian ~
lust evening Keith and lvroctoi-.__.Steanisliip Gener lay ;mi:i?mgf' vi” workmen left Corbetville for the .»,nd_ Three rear' ears were hurled foi-ty cngineer, were Ita§ianzs. {>é1_;`_§g._§N_;\_ll0_p_;i0_ctx_;iemip_i;_tf_o|:_ k__¢_i:_y
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Tmintre wan Visited and one ,md all _1,,|m_ ’ - __;-.rg - _ _- ;;:-_ ____ 1:: ---:;;¢_;:-._;-;;::j.;-::_;a:-:;.5:.:-_._. ; . _- ____ ____ .
fifelmy enjoyed 9' lengthy Pl`0f;I`a1m Tlmnks are due to all of che om
Since leaving ih-ome the rt li ccrs of th M 
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nnn to Boston via stcamsliip Har-I Co met our party and conveyed us I The Nsult of Saturdays niateniwas
vurd. ¢ ovcr to Union Wharf, where cur -%~ -i as follows :-
F_ “_ NEWSOVI f, t F ~ ~ ~ A. E. Inger, Mrs. F. L. Haszard won -'~=-1
A S ag? 0351115 were In nigdmess' from Dr Blanchard- Mrs J 0 Hyndu
bccn favored with excel-lent weather, Stcaiiiship Lint. for their exrivme I I I ` .
H151 '“l‘>ht' Ml* Th'0mDB0f\. Travelling 1’ci-gm.
lui)-
lierc safe
The we
one in th
INNIHN
Wliilo, (if
of ('1\Iull\!3i
nnls in 'tl
merit, sp
Stnfl (hip
ure in Tor
Quebec, 0
1.i'o\'i‘rJces.
lu conv
yesterday
cer suill `
wus in c
Iiomc. Th
rlil fifty
und it is
Adjutant:
on officer
enrv and a,
Uupta-ln
mule repo
irul llouth
full. it is
oril to sa
8|
cmd well
t
e -party is sick.
her is perfect, and not
funn nu ',
CIIINE III NNIIINII
most efliclcnt worker.
White confirmed recent
X__ -Téinp 19.-Stuff (faptui-ni
t' ava-tio A _ -_.\_ _ » -
L owcwh, eglciéxywssihsrtfispeculative cfioracten of dealingi in
ie zg'my'a finaucinl iiopnrt-|“°,`,°“1l,°d °ld masters' _
cnt Yesterday in. l-ln‘:lf:iix.' lt' .ls “Ot HIWBYS possible," smart
Dain W'hite’s liciidqiinrtcri.IEo"€'°€§Seur toad 'm,,Express repni'
onto, irnd his ii-old ixicliilic-sI`R-an al We yester- ay-’ .to prove defb
,_ no _nd th ____,t. initcly that a picture is the work of
n rl a 0” mu l mmia curtain painter whose style it re-
ersation with the Hcfrnild. ted to that painte.,._
afternoon- th” p°P“lF“` °m'| "Such a picture however is likul
m"8t" his “wit W' Ham'-"’~`x to suffer many vidfssitudcs 'and flue?
‘m'“"‘:tI°“` with the \'9S°“€Ituate extremely in vailue. I One day
_“fe are I19tW°3@'I\_ f0\ff/Y'|iV0.it may be knocked about in n little
Ulmates 1"* ¢_h‘“ 1H`Stlt'U‘ti0'H‘country dcalar`s shop, -and they pass
in a ”0\1'¥‘I5hlH'g C0*n'd'L‘Li0n-. iirito some collector’s hands in ex-
Og-ilvie, who is in chargaifa change for 5 .£5 note.
of eighteeru years’ oxperi- “At the death of the collector it
rts from Londo-n that Gen-
will vinit Canada this
the intention of the gen-
llfditrcnl about the ninth of Septem-
ber und is
due to arrive in Ganlaidui
on thc 22nd. He will make a tour of
the linmi-niou and altho no definite
urrunigcme
urvut capt-
nts have been made, that
‘liubly come to Halifax before his re-
turn to tlici old land-. General Booth
is now in
is enjoying
his eigihty-first year und
excellent health.
M5iiar.I`s
Linimcnt used by Plzysici:in`s
il frclm Liverpool for
ain of humanity will pro-I
I LONDON, June 19.-The sale by
auction recently of pictures by Ru,
hens, Murill-o, Teniers and Giordano,
for a few shillings demonstrates the
Isenililes, hilt it is generally attribu-
.ivoiilfr probably be off'ered,witli other
Ipiciurq.. at ciirisciws, an-ii, attract-
ing the interest of one or two deal-
crs or collectors who like to specu-
laftc, would, penhaps, be bought for a.
large rum as an importanb old' mas-
'ter. -Latus "thu same picture might
Ih‘e knocked flown almost unnoticed
Ifor a fuw pounds.
“Sometimes under a dirty surface
is discovered a. great masterpiece,
such as the Whitehaven Rornncy,sold'
at (lliri'stie’s g, few years .a-go, amd it
is the existence of this chance that
causes the speculative buyer to fre-
<,';uicnt*bho auction rooms, amd adds
many n touch of romance to the mo-
notonous click of the hammer."
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ind
iiiclvil lim
uoiuiuittca
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ngcs from the nssi;,'n1.ni.~ni.s.
ence. Chg,
HH Drcsented in tne first draft' were
niiulo in some- of thc pnstorntcs iiiiil
those affected n-ow staii-.I us -follo\\'s'
Verne.:
Som is
The nznirru
Nsocintio
Silfingfleld-Rc-V. James l‘ri.-ap.
Pownal-
Rev. E. Stiio..
iv-er-Rev. G. Orni-an.
R
-Rev. W. E. Jolinion.
LA\’M`l<]N's
O0Nl1`l<‘.REN(‘l'i.
al session of the luiyuicn`.~.-
of the Motliorlisti con-
- n
fL‘I`f'|ir‘.c of New Brunswick and i’. E.
Cslund me
- t
I1- 1".. l’rc
c|mir_ The
deciclrd up
mittee ng
It wus lo
in the con
siiiiis tlmn
Si- Joh
D
in the school room at 2
sident J. N. I-lu-rvey in the
niattcr of mins-ions was
on by the executive com-
the thcinu to no promot/cd.
und- that only two districts
erence gn-ve more to mis-
t-hey rrmivcd. They were
disfirict nnri Summerside
The missionary gi*/i'l_\‘i.S
llisrict.
thi.; yeur have very largely increased.
iiue in ui 1
fart' ii ri
S u_ n
inovcuic-nt.
arse proportion to the- cf-
., the yrar ofthe liiymc'n’s
The amount raise-rl dur-
 the year was 28 per cent greater
in g, .
_ “ ll?
"»“l‘uist in
previous. There was M1
every district except 'ons
TIM' must not overlook' ihfl Wvfk
dr no by t
‘-1
Isl?/. This
wi-rk_ pu
s Wfymu;-nfs MisSiU.1\.if`Y SPC'
ladies have d-one a noble
r the ear t-he l>\'¢5Id¢'“l'
iittended. thilrgreat- :dligress at Tor-
f'nt hi `
rupreidhtativcs from SW'
o w are
My to Vancouver asse-mbledu l'¢P1'°‘
sfntlng all
Th. ` id
the evamfcllcwl ch'u1”¢h¢5-
nt was honored DY 1*
L pres Q _
Plus the national ccmmffzteeltnat
9 Oil
inn .5 ‘ th,
ne repc
er R D
. . , S
The folio
tw dr-nw my
laws: E. R
N Halvq,
Tri J# _ e _
offieces resulted as f0\\0\"-
mtmb,
lctton of
J N
great national P0‘1'|°Y_ °f
ri, c-f rho sccretnr¥'“`°'\?°‘“"
mth, was submitted. _
wing ,ao-nmittce was named
gi ooueblffiution and hy-
unsbmn, ehslrmnm -7-
Arthur 0. Powers. J°'““*‘
Hunt r White The el-
w___._ _ rm-uy‘,‘ lfprsofaenfii J- H““t°"
I vleg~px~osld¢nt; -R. “-
e, first ,
Smith, secretary-analirrer; oxwlt'-\'°
cnmrliO0t'o`
fl. A4
E. Ham
Miiusrgg' Rfnozfmvnn
.. WW
#N 0Hv
WUODST
dliifi. ul h
H tl
the congress.
T .
‘e
I I i`-J. M. Palmer.
“eff gigs. iminim- "_-
J Bullock.
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SECOND DRAFT r
OF THE STATION SHEET
0CK_ _yunc ]g._'rln. sewn.; During the absence of the lay del-
9 station ,,h,.,.L ,mg Cum. Iegutcs the minisbers held n, miuisctcmi
night hy-tlic stiiitiunlni-‘I ml 5csS_‘0_"' G3 Ornigx Yasdrcfep ed
of the Methodist confer- “S 0 lmnlsl-'5l` IDI €0_ 5 an “E an
. ~ . . \ i- in full connection with the Methodist
church. Mr. Ormam has been an or-
dained minister in the Reformed
lilpiscopiil Church.
When the conference opan‘ed~at 3 p.
ui. after the divided bodies had come
together, the order off the day was
taken up. The supernumerary fund
lmoiight on a long discussion, a-lairge
number of the breithern taking part.
The order of the Ida-y Wald l'-hen U1’-ken
up,_t~he report of the S. S. commit-
tee, which is compared of: 1VLInis't>crs.
H. D. Marr. U- K- H'“'d“°'“' Gm'
Ayers, H. C. Rice, E. E. Styles, W.
w_ Lodge, E. A. Wightman-, J. B.
Gough: laymfm. E- H- Mmchum' Wm'
Munroe, J. R. Kirkpatrick, F. Curry,
J, H, Stantan,  H. Stevens, B. i".
‘ - _ , umer.
Mgiilileshdolmim-ittee organized with E.
R. Marlium ehaimian; Rev. J- B~
Gough, secret-a-ry. The followillb M8”
cutfve was cl-cctcd _forthe ehsfuiilig
year; Rev. H. D. Marr, RAS. C.J B-
Hudggn, Rev. G60. Ay€‘l`=_5.» 9v~u 'ti '_
Ggugu, ic. R. Maichuni. 'Ph-G, Bra S ‘P
nl report is as follows: Pmjwchfing UP'
pointments,, 380; increase, T; Sl\'D\1BY
5550.015, 206; increase, 4; officers and
t chers 1 l5’.3; increase, 21, scholars.
158461. 1'n.,~r'ease, 345; pupils ini union
-' 01' 553; increase. 17i W*-WI S- S-
i§i`§.. iIi.661; 1-wr°f==°~ 381* °"°";g,§-
; incrcaw. f
i::::.;‘°:;:;..‘2.=%3.i. .--i  .fir
crease, 161; P\¢d`K¢d t*b“°i“°':_' 2' '
schools UPG!! W" th* yur’ 14 ' num-
ceg missions, $1,511.12; l'ncl‘QH»
3246 45- educational, $55-22;- decrease.
°- ' umary fund, $58.64; in-
;5_s9, supcrn
crease. $16-0°; 3“'l'“1‘°'Y 5°h‘°°l “Iam
_ d, 323.0; iucressv
¥lf*“3.‘§5.i‘"..3.°»s. c.-=1=~4i- cf
,,;,,,... sais.-ss; other r\\rP°°°¢» £7”-'
 -------»  w*:i.°:.-sn.:
none, $8,432.21; increase. ~ - th
fttce notzes with pleasure s
cTm;I;t unbroken lot of increases. The
D T large gains in the total Su'n¢l\lY_
;'§,,§,,, fo,-¢,_~ sus contributions oo
lsslumi and the number of puipils
Tuning with the church h¢ihB‘ MPN'
lhave to pay either top, or side wharf-
age, at the federal wharves.
Under the existing regulations,
while fresh fish are exempt from
wharfwge, cured fish are liafble for
wharfage, and all fishing' vessels lia-
ble for side wharfage.
The Minister of Marine amd Fisher-
im, holds there shoulid be free use of
wharves for fishing purposes, amid. an
order in council to this effect has been
made.
Should fishing vessels engage rn car;
rylng trade, wharfage will be charg-
ed-.
in iuwiiis ui
NEW YORK, June 19-Just as noon
as Freddis Pudmore gets money
enough he’s going to 'ouy Blitzen. It
is doubtful, hc-wever, if he ever will
accumulate a sum sufficiently large
to tempt "Jack Helper," who owns
Blitzen. Blitzen is only ii "m.ut” dog.
but, well-
Freddie, who is sixteen years old,
amd lives at No. 501 East 112th
street»~tJhe present tense is due to
Blitzeu-was rowing down' the Har-
lem river late yesterday afternoon
when the swell from a railroad tug
‘megan to toss his frail craft until, he
was afraid it would ca-psize at any
moment. With all the strength of his
young arms he .pulled for a boar.
house at 1241'/h‘ street, reached it safe-
ly, pu-lied his boat up on the float
and remarking in a self-congratulaf
tory tone to a man who wals- loiter-
ing near by: "Gee, that was is nar-
row squeak!" promptly missed l\-is
footing and fell overboard.
' Th'-:re was ii- swift tide running and
Frcdklie was swept among the spiles
of a dock, on-ly ai few yards away,
but a difficult place to reach.- The
man on the float was ready wittcd.
He book in the situation at a- glance,
tu-rnul his head and whistled. In ii
never won a blue ribbon in his life,
ambl'e~d down from the boat house.
He was none else than' Blitzen.
"Here," said the man, who hadi ob-
tained a rape in the meantime. He
tossed one end ofit to Blitzen, who
caught. it 'uetwe-cn his teeth- Then he
whispered sometih-Ing which only Blit-
zen could understand, and' in -a sec-
ond the dog was overboard. He made
straight for Freddie, who was just
able to catch the rope. The man- at
the other end pulled and in ai few
moments the lad was on shore, where
w few revolutions on a _ barrel effec-
tually pumped hini out.
"What's your name?" asked a re-
porter of Blltzen’s owner, while Blit-
zun was sh'ak1ng'the_rlver oi! him.
ooh, \,0nh.,” w_¢f,-'the nonohailainit an-
swer, "Say, I_'ve saved- ii lot of lives
up around-here and some other fel-
lows alwa'ys.~gets t:bd~-credit. Idon't
want my name in the -papers. Just
call me ‘Jack Helper.” "
' A HIAIRBREADTH ESCAPE.
_ ,___.
Charles ill. Bigelow, the comedian,
is bald, except for a rim -of hair a
few inches above his collar line.
one diy toitlie Lambs Club barber;
"can you cut my hair with my col-
lar on?"
"Sure," replied the barber, "I cami
out it with- ymirhat on." ,
.
muy ;,ratifYi'f1’¥~
qmml-thee requests that M10
Y°“' ° of tim mimiaeo bs or
'°°f3“6iuu»o ea vi' ii ---G
BNI ENIIIIIES HIIPE  
moment a mondescrlpt cur, wh‘o.
"I'm.in em awful hurry," he said`
rested here on F-rid-ay.
The oldest was 12 years, and the
_youngest five.
TORONTO, June 20(Specia'l)i-Ad-
miral Kingsniill calls- Canaidiain
Dteadnou-ght scheme childish-, and'
advocates an extensive naval scheme-.
INIIII III MHS. IINFFEIIII
FIIIINII S-NIIIIIIINI
PORTAGE, June 19.-The body of
Mrs. Rafferty, the old lady 90 years
of age, living near Portage who
strayed' away from her homie some
days ago, was found todwy in a
dense`tlii'cket about two niilcs from-
hcr home, by a party of men, who
hadbeen searching four days The
thicket is on the Adams farm. When
found the clothing was nearly all
torn from her body. Evidently Mrs.
Haffegty had been dead about two
days. '
N IINF ‘NIIIII
IN NEW IUHN EIII
A visitor to New York states
the following complimentary facts
of the St. Denis Hotel in New \York.
While in New York City to stop at
the St. Denis Hotel, Broadway and
Eleventh Stre-et meafns to be near
every point of special interest ini thu
city. ln all its equipment and ‘ ar-
rangements the.St. Denis ls misnugcid
to secure for guests the maxiwni uf
comfort, to study their tastes and
satisfy their wants.
The St. De-nis Hotel, corner of
-Broadway and Eleventh Street, New
York, contii-nues to do a fine 'bu'siness,
and its ps/trons.-ge is u-ntmpaired in
'quantity or quality. lb is the near-
est flrst class hotil to all ocean
steamship docks and' is easily rciicli-I,
ed from all parts of the city and
Brooklyn. Messrs William Taylor &'
Son give excellent satisiacflicn: to all
concerned.
-‘fl
The St. Denis Hotel, Elsventhi
Street and Broadway, New Ydfk.
commands a large patronage from
the commercial and business men-who
visit, the great nicll‘0f>0llS. Wllffhef U"
pleasure bent or to lilly $0005- The
St. Denis is exceedingly well kept; by
William- Taylor & Son.
The st. Denis Hotel, corner of
Brosidw y`aind Eleventh Street, New
York mioys u- phenomenal Dad-fdnalc
by large numbers of commercial audi
business msn -and others ta\\li'\1U‘ ll*
the sights of the metropolis and mak-
ing their fall and- winter purchases.
L catedww it is midnvoy of~_\ih€ up
0 ~ _ __ cm.-
"Xt ‘ ` \.\§.“.
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;°“__°*'°“ “1_\= me afféf fb; new dian Fishing Vessels From Favors the Extensive nom Percy Pope. Mrs w S saw-
ai gone o ross 0 t
...ni P n B “T my mor" Now Onwards. Naval Scheme A W Weis M1S=_F1“=°f°1<% wm-
froni W. W. Clark Miss I-Ioblrirk by
,_B°S;,T_‘;N- Mm- "““°2°“§Pe°- `.`g“ ‘_ ~H-1"”'W°‘0M- Is_the flood Fortune of Cana- For Shopiifting. Kingsmill ma.. _' _  '_ ‘ ' '_A dR
_ - __ _ " _ _ _ __ wrt ._ . . ‘
"'“*;.i~:~--ill default.
____ _._. The semi'-hnals will be played on
GAMBLING IN PIEIIIHIS» ~ . .    -<--'---is
OTTAWA, June 20-(Special)-The VANCOUVER, June 20-(Spcc1a'l),- all 3 P ln and' the D19-Yers arf? OP
Cana/dia/n Fishing vessels will not -Four children shoplifters were ar- poéédvr’ Eg;l_;;?;;_”Migs1;'°I'§_o;;£?V'vS
W. K. Rogers, Mrs. McOrea»dy.
A. W. Weeks, Miss Frtzgsraild vs.
A. E. Ing‘B'. Mrs. Haszaird.
A very great interest is being taken
in this match and' all this players
were followed by on admirfing gall-
ary. The final match will be played
on Saturday next and :mp lady of
the winning team will be ome tho
owner of the handsome prize.
IIISIINEIIIIN FUN
THIS NNLIININIIN
TORONTO, ` June 15#/at the con-
vention of the National Piano Manu~
|fscture'rs' and Dealers Association in
Detroit, representing a capita-1 of
over one hundred million diollars, the
address given by J. A. McDonald, of
Halifax, was declared the best do
iivercd and- made E decided imprcs
sion. All the American trade paper.-
,ii/re giving this address in full and
'the American man-ufa'ct/urers comipli
I
I
ment Canada by pri-ating circulars of
the address for their agents. All th'
Canadians are proud of their repri-
_sentativs and are glad he has lircu
I appointed Canmdian Commissioi c '
_for the Association.
' ' i _ ‘ ..
'and down town districts, me st.
Denis is an ideal stopping place fur
the New York visitor.
The St. Denis is conducted iii' tne
European plan, having large, a/iry
and comfortably furnished rooms and
ai restaurant, t_lre»culsln‘e of whidh in
not surpnsscd and rarely equailled hy
hotels of this city. `
:Wmiéun Taylor .Sc Son, Inc., the St.
Denis is under the management of
Walfbr Chandler, Jr., who -makes tho
guests of the St. Denis feel ns com~
fortablo as modern' hotclmetlvo-d'.~i
and afttentive. employes can.
A severe thunderstorm broke over
the city this morning about half
past one. The lightening was exceed-
ingly vivild at tlmcs,and for a while
things were lively. At three, the fury
of the storni somewhat ceased, and
shortly afterwards lt. passed away.
This makes two storms within eight
Gays.
The temperature was fifty-nine de-
grees mbove zero at two o'olock this
morning.
Ask for Minard`s and ts. ke'no oth er.
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(Too Late for Ul.nd!§e\tiof|l.)
;LOBT, in City or Victoria ‘P4arrk,
1 gold watch amd fob. Finder
please leave a}_Qi£ omce. 6-21di3i.
_BOY WANTllll).7-A smart steady
. boy about 18 years of s.-ge who
understands looking after horsesa-nd'
can make himself generally nsefula-
bouts house. Apply at this office. '
6-2ld'tf.
 os'r, between Bank of commerce
I and A. J. B. Mellish's law office,
a promissory note for $415.00 in fav-
dr of John Rackham. Finder plenqp
lbavb at A. J. B. Melli'sli‘s Law
omee. is-2id2iriip_d._
WANTED.-A teacher of the first
or second class, (rmule preferr-
ed.) for Campbellton School No 93.
Clifton, New London. Supplement
840.00. Apply to Charles McGregor.
Boo of Trustees New London, IP- 0.
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or-moaoo Mzaizmirrs. or mend elm-male rrdvfrel
--- ` -fdrlsrshflold school. Bupplci-nent
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Iany of the larger-\~ and more expenisive
. Although owned and conduct-od hy'
hool Picnic.
although six were in sunh a condi-
tion that recovery is hardly' poss-
ible.
The examination disclosed. that on
the bodies of the nine ohildreu the
tree had been perfect-ly photographs()
by the electric bolt.
Their shoes were torn from their
fect, and every piece of metal about
them fused.
Tide Came Off Under
Her Own Steam. _
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Guardian I-‘arty ariiven (The first of the above telegraimn H W Longworth Miss Rogers won n f`maIf|Bd  II`|€ NEXT
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YARMOUTT-I, Jfunc- 20-(Sp¢¢ial)._.
The stearmer Magda, from St. John
bound for the United K-lng(l¢ym_ with
deals, ran on Soldiers Ledge, oil Mndi
Island, yesterday in a dense fog, _amd
remained there until the next tide.
She came od under her own steam,
I‘°’akln‘g lJHd'ly, and was' towed to
Standwwds Bemll. to keep her from
filling.
She now is afwait.-ing instructions.
The Masda is 1.506 tens, register.
INIEST NIIIIIIIIINNL
IIIINFEIIENIIE NEWS
woousrook, N. B., June is-fri...
conference stationing committee pre-
.pared the final draft ofthe station.
Bhéet lazte last night and it will be
laid- before the conference today. The
only pastorates iif1ect_ed in the final
revision- are as here given, ...Lui tim
pas-tors assigned to t-hem:
Zion church, St. John-luv, T. J.
lleinstadt.
Gaspe-Rev. J. J. Durant.
-- Cape Ozo-Rev. TI. F. Bail.
Bhediao-Rev. G. Earle.
Carpe Wolfe and 0’Leary-Rev. A.
af-I. Brown.
The missionary anniversary of the
conference was held in the Methodist
church bodaiy, the president, Rev. A.
.McCufly,, in the chair. Rev. George
Spool read the annual report. The
followimg is the missionary report by
Idfstricts.
I Charlottetown, $1,787.62; inc., $218.-
L14.
Summersi-de, $1,834.81 increase,
$198.98.
Total, $12,906.95; increase, $3,043.78.
Net increase, 82,952.14.
- Yesterday morning the Met-liodilst
conference opened at nine o'clock wilt/li
the regular officers in their seats.
Rev. Ohnrlcs Flemington was ap-
pointed conference treasurer for tha
bemperaiice and moral reform fund.
Mrs. Win. Dobson sent a. conmninii-
eation thanking the brethren for the
many expressions of sympathy owing
to the death of her husband.
Rev. George Steele reported: for the
ohild'rsn’s fund cominltbee. and Rev.
I-I. D. Marr presented t-he tressurer's
report of the general Epwortli fund,
showing receipts of $115.42, an increase
over last: year of $13.87-.
The committee in the state of the-
work of God reported. This was fol-
lowed by a spirited address on the
subject by Rev. J. W. McConnell, of
Fredericton.
Rev. G. M. Campbell moved, see-
Gnded by Rev. Henry Smith, as reso-
lution of regret over the transference
of Rev. George M. Young to the
Nova Scotia conference. The reverend
gentleman made 3 suitable reply.
Rev. Mr. Waddell was the-ni instru-
tluced on his return to the conference
from Ndva Scotia and- made an able
address.
The following report: was read- hy
J. Hlrnt9l‘ White: “That the assess-
#hit on the ministers be raised r.o4
pei cent: and on hhe churches of the
three conferences from $5,300 to
$8,500 to raise the deficit in the sup-
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win nnivfi _
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From the Village and Near-
ly Injured for Taking
° Church.
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ULYSSES, Nab., June 20-(Special)
-Bishop Bmiacum, Father O’Bi°len,
and Father Kline, were driven from
the “U1 11.2 by an angry mob of two
hundred perse/ns.
TIN Bi1<3‘0l> and his priests oameto
Ulysses to fake possession of the
church over which father Murphy had
charge.
Sympatbicra of Father Wurrdsy,
.ard ot.hc's, ioined the mob, and
jw.»...|fl hire done violence, to the
ll sh.-.i and priests, had it not been
:for the st°euuous ado-ts of Fapbeiz
Illiwfl-hv. who coinssil d them to do
,no \ioltnce-.
1 So threatening, however, .wu». the
'S "ct, that Father O'Brieir, Bishop
l.-i-in-~uiand, and Faftheir Kline left
.the vi-liage.
I Their rig was followed by sin muon.
mobile, full of the enemies of_Bishop,
eventually overtaken. and the prlests~
iforced to get out and walk.
HIHSFS TEHH
GIILII IILLEII
o1'rAwA, June ia.-neuéisiry has
besnreduced to such a fine are that
even horses now have their teeth fili-
al with gold, says Tib-Bits. 0!
course , dnl a few thorow band;
have been opeyrated upon as gt; 'bhp
at the Newmarket stables nity lil
seen several valuable boron which,
when they smile, show ii glitbkiliil
net of gold teeth.
In horses, however, teeth filling in
miore of a necessity than a Nd. Pir-
hnps -a race horse upon which the
owner secs great expectations will
break a tooth a few dii|yi;___befor~_b 'HN
race leaving a Jagged ed ‘to future
its tongue. The animiil will go “off
its feet" and become so run down
that there is a likelihood 0'! TW dot
being well enough to run iii the
race.
The owner sends the animal to IIB
dentist, who places a speculinn. ‘imftq
mouth to force it, wide open. Thi
broken tooth is examined and the
lagged edges cut of-f. A tiny Grill
attached to a small elsotnfc 
digs away the torn enamel, lcav-ing
it Perfectly smooth.
The tooth is bhun cleaned by means
of bo\ Iir blown froma syringp. A
small piece of malleable gold' is then
prepared and pounded tightly into
the cavity, and more reid more fll`
added, until finally the tooth regains
its proper size and shape. It fs_ then
filed smooth- and polished, the opkh-
tion taking af/out iw. nour.
The filling and crowning of the
.teeth of_horses is done with alumin-
ium and amalgam, as well so with
gold.” The operation varies in' cod!
from` £1 to £50. for £0 fill ubwk
or molar tooth requires -a good deal
of gold, since these teeth are one
in-ch broad and three inches long.
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MEET ING OF
REVAL, June 19.-The toast: ex-
changed between Emperor Nicholas
and Emperor William alt the banquet
an board the Russian Imperial yacht
Standant last night were cordial in
their expressions of good relations
between the two countries.
“l assure Your Ma/tasty," laid the
Russian Emperor, ‘ that I cnui-ish
the sincere and unchanging wl.i`n over
to' maintain the traditional rela-
tions of hearty friendship and
mutual trust. than alwayn have
united- our two houses midi the cui-
tlvction of .which I strongly, cs-
EMPERORS
WAS EXTREMELY C0 RDIL
sire, not merely as ii pledge of the
good relatilons of two countries,
but of the general peace."
In replying Emperor William slid:
"I am rejoiced to nee, in this hearty
reception, a. new and valuable non-
flrrnatlon of our sincere personal
friendship. I use in it also a fresh
confirmation of the traditional re-
lationlifp of cordial frlcndship'snd
conddonce which, corresponding to
the manifold tuterlstp and thorough-
ly lmeotul oantirnbziéu of our qtwo
eoun 00,. exists we ou; gp
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