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  1-  to _ }HARP°1”FIiTf>Wii» PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. CANADA. THURSDAY. JUNE -1. raw. i...r.°.e'.r.r.ri~‘.ii.°.ru..~
 TWAIN   rsuoionv osssnvsnce aiu  §=Lii3Eii./.ii swEEi> , i
  in Aa/inosnw is Funrnsn oiscusseooe
l’l0fi'ib|$,   Beiell A Workman inSome Amendments Proposed to Endorse Provincial Legislation on the The
Siiwliiillyiil Three Rivers -A Fellow Work- Subiect and give Latitude for Loading Belated Steamers Carrying in
mill Ftll Senseless at the sight and Live Stock-=Furthe_r Vote ior the New l¢¢ Breaker lor Lower
me “°t SAOP the MHCNM St. Lawrence and Straits.
'rams myansf .iimsao-(special)-,
Napoleon Martiniemployed at Farmers
saw-mlll,'!'lAocut_in two bye band saw
this moi-niii`_g'. i
| While piacinga log in position he
slipped and foil, his head striking the saw
with the result that it severed him
completely in two parts,the the two halves
holding by the akin only.
owing to its size remained in
the saw which continued to
flesh.
the machinery was stopped.
The deceased leaves a
family,
The body fell into the saw dust an
reseir
tear t
A fellow workmen who could ha
stopped the saw, fell senseless at th
sight and some minutes elapsed befo
widow an
2 I Orrkwa, June 21 (Special)-Included
e
he in the supplementary estimates brought
down tonight is a further amount of
$75,000 for the ice-breaking steamer on
ve the lower St. Lnwrcnce pad Northumber-
° land Straits. »
re
Alarge part ofthe day was spent in
discussion of the Sunday observance
d . . .
bin. 1
‘ Hon. Mr. Ayieswc;-1.h opened dn
SlIHl]llL lllSlli|lIl
AllNllAL MEETINGS
In additlonto the meetings of which
aecouut_s'hav`c'already been published in
The Guardian, the following have been
reported.
csiinrcnz.
Supplements |35. $5leas than last year.
-Runningexpenses $60.-Trustees J ohn
G. Scrimgeonr, Dr. Allan, Daniel Foley.
-Vacation change to springand fall.
_ srannriv.
Supplement $60, some as inet year, for
ruunihg expenses |132, midsummer,
vacation, trustees James Reid, `Ruberi.i
Brown and Norman Nicholson. Same
teacher will probably he reengsged.
Meeting wall attended. .
- ...Eirmuir.n.
Siip'plclI.\¢li,fi  some as last y_ear;.
running oxpen|a‘lL%;,oi»iriii‘.:J>i\l_'|>iiIes_-$19.
school iiatddhi#7‘.`I ' ng.ai!d fall vacation;
ti-a|t¢`¢s -Fiadk McOarvil1, 'Alexander
Matheson and William Clark.
Dousrarrskon
Supplement W0, for other purposes $30.(
midsummer vacation; trustees W. En
Vesaey,aecretary,a. position he has held
1°; I2 years, Albert Foster and Alexander
McGregor. ‘Hina Bessie Smith who bas.
been teacher for three and a half years*
has resigned.
Bousssiv.
_Supplement SZ), running expenses $90
trustees George Crosby, J .|A. Robertson
and James Currie.
TIGNIBH.
[Supplement Q10; r_unnlnir expenses $50;
trnisteee Peter`M. Chaisson. J oaeph E.
Lwhaur and John Hackett, Auditor J. J.
Miilnllan.
r=r.'ii'r aivaa.
No Supplement-None last year. Other
purposes |50.
WMM *A12
rarzisrows.
Supplement$30 nn increase
R. D. Auld ami Felix Murphy,
Teacher leaving.
GEORGETOXVN .
and T. W. Macdonald.
snnos.
and fail.
noun ciueiix.
Meeting well attended. Su
penses. Alexander McKenzie ne
vice James Mclean, retired.
changed to spring and fail.
Huuran Rives.
chairman in place o!John A
ment for principal and $20 for
Supplement $20. Retiring
Archibald Andrews, C. H.
appointed in his stead.
Southport School, $53 en
voted, with an addition_ of $25
Cherry Valley school, Frank
Same teacher engaged.
Carleton school, retiring
te ben Muttart, William
Garnble’s Corncr.'Lady Fone
DD
ment voted for ensuing year $25.
re appointed :It was decided to
Dunning.
Supplement $30, an inci-eas
Midsummer vacation instead _ef sprin
Q80 and usual amount for run
Meeting of the Hunter River
was very weiliattended D. H. Mc
whose term has expired. $50 wa
ifor running expenses, and $40 as
Pleasantjvalley School No, 101.
teacher engaged, Miss Eliza
Campbell, if he will remain.
running expenses. Trustees,
Stewart, George Mutch. Maxwell H
re-elected trustee. Supplement
$40. Runningexpcnses of school
S i>
appointed $50 voted for first class, $
second class experienced teachers.
of $20.
running expenses $35, James Curley,
Trust.ees‘
$330 for running expenses. The truste
amendmentto further secure po the
Provinces the Sunday ilegliilation.
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enacted since confederation,
Mr. Piche of Montreal moved that all
aucbleglsiaticn passed by the Provinces
hereafter should also be legalised. - .
He thought the :matter was one for
provincial jurisdiction.
Mr. Ayieswortb pointed to the fact
that the Privy Council had decided the
provincial laws to be ultra vires.
Mr Piche'e amendment would, he said
practically destroy the bill. The amend-
ment was lost.
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Mr Bicksrdike asked for an amendment
allowing steamers celayed in reaching
'port to load cattle on Sunday,
` This was lndorsed by Mr. Rocke oi
Halifax.
Aylesworth asked that this stand over-
to give timatnclear up ii number oi
dlillcultles that had arrisen.
Other amendments regarding the hand-
ling of freight trains on Sunday were
offered, but no important changes were
made.
Miilli TUABIAAAS
$210101' supplements, some as last year,  . ` 3 
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are Capt. Hugh McPhee, W. W. Jenkins -  0 
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° °' “Z” -Contracts »l@)ra.wn for Larger
 Boats than Virginian or
,...i........- Victoria
ning e
w trustee
Vacatio
school
Gum,” and as ii beginning contracts have already
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Gmisuow, June 20-(Special)-The
Allan Line has decided on active
development of the American service
M°Mm““ two new turbine liners, larger than the
mil
chairman. David Siliiphant elected been drawn up for thc construction of
e-
’ '-°‘-“‘, virginia. asa victoria.. may baiit roi-
suppl i
assistant’ Canadian traffic.
Same’ --_Q--°"'”"’“"'__"'_`_'_
EUAOA- Boswell, trustees, John E. Mcllonnld,
trustee,
_VVarren,
Webster lloalter, and Edward Boswell.
Running expenses $15.
Bridgetown school, $30 expenses and
Wlelllf $20 aupplemcnb voted; niidsummer
‘#0 Mr- vacation adopted: teneher leaving.
$330" Centra Line Road school, $45 voted
DH'-\l°l Teacher leaving.
lGienfnnnlng school,$l0 voted for supple-
Mclllills ment; $3.-'r for expenceuteacherenpnged.
trustee,
Muttart
school,
su iemcnt voted last year $15, supple-
Granvillc scirool, D. S. Dunning
K
a male teacher. $32 voted for runrr
expenses and $21 supplement. Vacii
spring and fall. Trustees elected
A. ll. Morris, James Taylor and D.
Victoria school, 'llazel Myers inpri
ary department and Leslie Ada
principal, with an ndvancs of
supplement making 875. Secretari
sioiurs  
'fl` he Very New
TAN SHUES .
FOR MEN
$3.5() and $4.00'
also Sisters.
Pa-tent S'h0¢S
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enry.
voted
27
$
30 f°l` penses: teacher wanted.: .
Albion school, $20 expenses, $l0_§upple“
Wil!
e
ing
tion
Mount Hope school, $10 supplement,
- teacherwanted. '
Strathcona school, $25 expenses: ,|15
Upton school, $10 supplement; $20 _ex_-
ment; teacher wahted
meeting adjourned.
teacher wanted.
BN! _
S.
3_3 ,.»- Wilsonfs
__¢. .
$25<
ost designs in
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ga $400sn M,
 the' Nohiiy Tour-I
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' ° ` and by mail.
,_ j IBN CENTS PEKPACKET ROI
_x-iaiiiuxrort oN‘i'.
cddin
 . Rings
supplement. teacher re~ engaged. ,
1 j ie, ,.1
Annandale school teacher lea.vlng:i
St. Georges school, -$20 expenses; SN
88 supplement; teacher wanted.
Cumberland Hill school, $15 supplement?
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Avom Poor. 
gaiaauiini-aggissamcaaanaalatoru
` ARC!-YDALE WILSON
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.;DON‘T WANT VISITS FROM THE;
rlllemed with splendid results but who
HA[IKLll SETS
. LUNG SiNlENlIL
He Proiesis His innocence
but. Court Gives Him
Twenty five Years
MoN'mrcAL, June HL- (Special)-In the
court of Kings Bench today Chief Justice
Lacoste sentenced Hackett, found guilty
of manslaughter in connection with the
death of the Ahern child in April last, to
twenty-dive years in the penitentlary. ` I
In his statement the prisoner claims he
was innocent of the crime.
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STORK.
lst Stork-W hy so and 7 `
2nd Stork-I have reason-the police-
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UnKnown Friends.
There are many people who have used
. Chnmberlaiu‘sCoilc, Cholera and Diarrhoea
y .
are unknown because they have hesitated
about giving a testimonial of their experi
'ence for publication. These people, how
. over, are none the less friends of this
remedy. They have done much toward
making it a household word by their per-
sonal recommendations to friends and
neighbors. It is a good medicine to have
‘in the home and is widely known for its
our-ee of diarrhoea and all fonna of bowel
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man of Charlottetown are down on me. F0iyND__Su,u 0; money owne, can
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A llili SAMPLE
' lil Nlillllllii
Caused Child’ Death-Doc.
.tor Said Contained Opium
or Morphine
Cuarrrair, Ont., June 20.-(Special) -
The noroner's_1ury in the case of i.he little
daughter of Sol. Jones of t.his city who
died suddenly inst Friday decided that the
child came to her death through eating a
free medicine sample thrown in front_of_
her father’s door. _
The pbysicisn's evidence showed conclu-
eively that death was caused by some
opium or morphine poison.
The jury strongly condemned the prac-
tice of distributing medicine samples from
door to door.
 
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have same hy calling at Carter dl Co
Bookstore and paying for this ad. 2ld3l.
“I AN'l`ED.-First or second class
teacher for Eldon school. Supple-
nien|N$80. Midsummer holidays. Agply
to . A. Gillis Secty. Ei on.
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RIEMEM BER.-That everybody roads
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atnornlng paperas the news is than
‘fresh and up-to-date, and th t;
at we ltirplii ‘dui-in: gig; ay
every s e to u goods.
advertisell while i.-helr mind Ah still brig ta
and active.
I. if fedl'
E; on beautiful Prince Edward is and
Cool lovelinesa day and night. Pictur-
es ueneas 'everywhere surf and still
wgterllathinlhllshing shooting golf and
lill other reorentlono. (llomfortehle hotels
moderate charizel, hospitable pla-
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trauma or sb’ m .. sceiatioa'0hariotteiowa, Prince Edward
illustrated information free.-Tourl:A'.°Aa-
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Jewélier and Optlciiin.
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T he Ulil Reliable
Marble and Granite
iz. ilv.°'Fillii”lS`r
drain toibank onrpmondrianda fotr
tilt r ~ n a iroiia e e
hii`a~io¢i‘\;A:=ia¥e. 'are gene: pi¢pPa°r'ed
than ever to execute all work entrusted
io ua, with neainele and despatch.
order too large or too email for ao.
r cfreaporideaee solicited.
~ iigfra and 'priced furnished chen-
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o IN, NOVA SCOTIA
Murray Government Sustained by 33 to 5
A House of 38 -Conservatives Divide
Hants, Inverness, Richmond .and
Picton. Other Counties Liberal.
HAI-IFAX. June 20 -(Speolsi)- At
midnight the returns from todays
provincial elections indicate that the
Murray Government is again sustained
by sweeplnir majority, though the
Opposition has increased its number of sueceirsfui0ppositiou candidates.
Sent/B in the Legislature from two to five, ln Picton the Conservatives carried two
Llb°\‘“l5 hlve ¢°¥Tl¢d ADHUDOHH. OHDS sear.s,'Tanncrsnd Baillie being elected.
B"el'°“»C“ml’°l`l““d- C°l°l\95L¢T~ Dlgby The successfulLiberalwias McGregor.
SAYS lillAll
WAS TSAUSE
G\lYH\>0l‘°.Kl"Rl. Halifax, Lunenburg,
Queens, Shelburne and Yarmouth.
In llnnts, Wilcox, Conservative and
Drysdale, Liberal, are elected.
Inverness and Richmond have also spi
even, McMillan and Landry being the
CHANEL MADE
Al IIUNFLHLNSL
MaiwsvrLLa, June li)-The Methodist
conference opened here tonight with the
first ministerial session. Letters were
read from Rev. Dr. Stewart, S. Toed and
S. H, Rios regretting their inability to ne
present. The secretary stated that. Revs.
SAN l<`reANcisr:0, Cal, Jung 19._
“Dlehonest mortar, a comzpt conglomer-
ation oi! sea sand and lime was: responsi-
aible for nearly all ot the earthquake
damage in San Francisco,' 'siiys Dr T.
NKYAUXUYB-. professor of architecture ef
J. L. Dawson, and Hugh Miller have the Imperial University of Tokio, and
been transferred from the Newfoundland ‘one of the mast, d|,¢|ng“|,|,e,\ members of
conference. the committee dispatched to this city by
Rev. LN. Parker and Rev. D. B. Bailey the Japanese rwvernment to in\'estisew
are to be added ta the list, oi Bupa,-mime. the effect oi earthquake and tire. After
rarles. Tho sintioning committee has li\V¢Bf»l8i\i»l0\19 ¢0V€l‘ll|i»’.‘ B D¢l'l0d .Of
been in session nil dny and the following BBVGFM Weeks, Dr Nakamura has com-
changes are spoken oi; pleted his labors and will sail on the
St. .iohri-Exmouth street, S. llowardi K0l‘@il YU “POW hifi 00l1¢l\lBl0liS hollis
Portland, N. McLaughlin. zvvrrument. “I find," said the doctor,
Susasx-Dr. Rogers. “that much of the damage to SsnFaancia-
_Ape aqui-R. Opic. co from the earthquake was duegto poor
Hampton-Rev. G. A. Ross. mortar and faulty construction, and the
Woodstock-R. G. Fulton. greater portion of the damage to the cisel
Jacksonville-E. 0. Turner. Of buildings by Bro was the result of
Gibson--T. G. Berrie. misguided use to hollow tilling and scaled
F,-¢,1eri¢,¢_0n_J_ W, M¢(;0m,eii_ are blocks instead of concrete. Itia an
0h..t|mm_(;_ A, 5.-ii...-_ easy matter. I havefound to design a
New¢m5i1e_I1_ C, Ripe, huiining that will be not only earthquake
irr¢i.ii»uci.e-A. Lao...-s. r1r°°f. but nroct-lcslly Ure proof-I ‘wt .1
3,\,¢kvii|e__'1‘_ D_ Dawson, “These has developed as a result of the
liiilsbere -Jas. Crisp, earthquake in San Francisco great pre-
Eigin-M, li. Knight. .iudice against brick buildings. However,
Moncton ___1_ Sy,,-01),,"-_\_ 'they are largely employed in Japan,,whei‘c
5umm,,r5i,ie_1|_ ,],,hn,,0n_ earthquakes of greater severity than the
Bcf|..q,,e_(;¢0_ Sieeim one experienced in this city are not un-
Murgaie-J. B. Gough. , common. The secret of their success
The committee Wm ,nuke ,,130 wer however. iles in the tact. that good mortar
following recommendations to conference: ls Wed- Tha 11l0ff»8~¥` Sh9“ld 9lif|\€l‘ 59
That the Portland and Zion churches, St. °0mP°5¢d 0f°“0 PHA/ CBIDGDE $0 two
John, be made one circuit, with two DMT! 01 mild 01' ODS DMD Of Cement three
niinhiterrr, these taking charge oi Indian- Of lliile “nd "Ve Of Blind- Th0 bricks
ww" ,mi Mi||i¢1gev||ie_ should be thoroughly wet before being
Thai, Exmouth agree; Cham), secure an iaidrinriwhen thc mortar has set under
,,,5,i§i,,m¢, pastor or rimconesih thesc conditions a wall becomes practical-
That the Sussex circuit be divided so lb' 0119 UADU0-
that the town of Susslex shall constitute
one circuit and the other sectious;l»e
formed into n separate circuit.
That the boundaries of t-he Little York
nnii Souris circuits, P. E. Island, bc
changed so as no equalize the work.
The main conference openson Th ursdny,
and will probably be addressed by Riv.
Dr. Carman, general superintendent, who
arrived tonight and remains lili Friday.
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CLARk’S FOOD PURllY.
The name of W. Clark on canned foods
isa guarantee of uluioiutc purity ar.-i
high quality.
A Boys’ and Girl’sl
    
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Waggons and Carts, Barrows, Go-
Caris, iioli Carts and Carriages, Vaio-
cipcdcs, Rowing Waggons,
CROQUETS SETS
4 Bail, 6 Bail, 8 Bali, Garden Sets,
A Sand Paiis.
IIAMMOCKS, IIAMMOCKS »
Wholesale and Rei all,
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