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Af W fl."E"lE° M.i°°El"3   Buinnfor inn iiorin west on eonni eriiisn ennilnnip  Transcontinental nniiway '-_leiiiin Declines to Grant an Armistice Till Place
is , r=.
 A»l'_l_¢l_¢,l ‘Last  Leave St. lohnj- One Hund- Magnificent at (_=`ilbri_il_t_i_ir Commission Brunei will ' gf Mating and R¢p|-¢,¢n;auv¢, an S¢|¢¢t¢d
- ` “ red"wei°e from P.E.l. ' in Gun Practice. Probably Retire. I' ’  ‘  1' ‘ ' ~ ' '
-0 ama Makin an Extensive
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~ ' E _Rogers and Dobson. ` , ri
2 S1‘.,._.Jom¢, June 14-(Special)-The ilrst Ginn.A1.-rAn, June 14.-(Speelai.)-Dur- 01-rAwA, June 14.-(Special) It
1
The iirst public _meeting ot the Metho-'i
oniensnea was held' lust night in
l'»t C _ _
lil.; ri.~.~r. Methodist onuroii. 'rite ciiniri
" ` ` " "ever there were gen"-ni pr-|n°|p|¢5 “mg There were about seventy from Nova The explosion was duetoudefectiu the the Quebec member- of gh, Cgmmiwion.
underlay this as everything else. There Scotia and forty from New Brunswick. breech. Eleven ot the men are seriously. 'will retire tobe succeeded by a Maritime
is a limit to which anything can adjust it- _
seiisuii i.iisu“ii.e surroundings more so m':°'“° pm’ "° d°°""°d w stmth Il'°“'°d‘ i
arllustcd as mulch as possible. Every
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extent to his salary but when it becomes -  
,,.,,,, 0._-copied b`y` the";vl?_i'celdent oftlw
Conference v. 0. __. Hamilton, and
niicr a bricl dlsvotlanailiserviea the Seel*`¢~‘ '
inry of the Conferlinee presented the_
,eport oi tm suiteetaeios runs _ul
follows: _ _ _ _
St. John... ........._......  #$86.87.
Fredericton .i.. ...... . ....... H)\.05__
\Vooiistock........ . .. .. ... H501)
Cliiitham.... . . ... ..... ..  183.04
Siu-kvlllo.....  ., .. . .. B§I.£l_
1i7l.(X]
.. . ..... 282.25
renee?
8 1171.85'
being a decrease of $170.09 from last
ycnr. "' ~
ltcv. J. A. Bogen, D. D., Fredericton,
wn_~i the first speaker. He explained that ‘
no into been ~9p_'p'oIuted for *tins purpose
wiiiiout his consent and at first thought
of refusing but knowingthat this would
cause emharuaiidionif to the arranger o_l
the program he consented. He had never
spoken at s‘ Bultentatluu Fuud ilieélf
ing before and had no old_ speech to'
nring on his sid. so he had iaoirur
oi-cr some of the conference records
to see what other brethren had
iuiiii. Oneihadurgedits support in pro-
viding sumeleut means tor young,
minister-siauotiier had~ui-god its support
from conueiloiiai' reasons. To the'
christian niniister is 'given the highest
object of nil' professions-to change the
entire heart ot society, to make the very
devilish, divine. The press had served an
gi-cnt. mission but it can never compare
with that or 'the faithfully preached
gospel. S00l0i.y" lltsiiil iiiis Chiistiali
ministry ' vernmgnje need its
Gliilrl0i.i.6i.0Wll ,... ...
Suuiruerslde 
.
nin, "roi-:;".“ “P” ' the *
charter of i\ s:r )‘I’¢oo often
nttcntlon is ven to material needs
while the spErltual il neglected. Educa-`
tion, the arts and the sciences are not sei-
iiclcnt, for tliefriniluence is all on the out-
side. They lite but poor substitutes for
inn Gospel ei Jesus ciu-ire. 'rite inborer is
n-or-cry oriiis hire and one minister is en-
titled to his support. The Conference hns`
said thal»`l7llila~'_tbo average salary that a
ii minister shouldhave while he had been
told that`$Il0 fwbsjthe average on many
mission stations. How can a minister]
time on a Sustcntntlon Fund plo.tIorm.How-
minister con i1 ust himself to some
too small he must adjust the salary to
himself to live. The minister must maln-
tainlhls status in public opinion. He
must rise to his surroundings or bring his
surroundings to himself. The minister
must provide his fuel, he must
keep B horse if on a circuit,
he must provide himself with iboohs,
or he cun't preach, he can't do anything
he should do as `a minister. These things
have to be in a ministcr's surrounding
or he is not able io prcnch. In supporting
the Sustentatlon Fund we ure only help-
i be 1 - ' ii _ _
.'l‘;‘.v..fiT.§,`f.l`.r°if.‘.lf.'§}ilillfliilliilolfi th” lished in That Journal
` -The Gas Franchise -
The collection in uid of the Susteutat
ion Fund was then taken up.
ton.
this morning with SacramentalServlco.
»sS'@iM." -Q--_
. lllll THE lillll]EE
(Make it Stronger- lt’s a
Cantilever.
bridge over St. J ohu River new owned
support hlswhmlly and educate blmselflnhrmge c0mpany_
ici-his chargeonsuehan amount; "You
people 'have the biggest ohuiehln the
conference, youglvsfthe most to missions
nngl__ygu have the biggest minister lu thel
conference, now let ul have the biggest
collection." ’
Mi on-d’s Liaitpeni hr nie everywhere.
Meier ri»»w-rr rs-wi
for
.»_,
 
 fat I_n.n"|
and boy'l*$3.oo, $3.50, #4.oo.
.na sg~_nc‘»f~»\ - i
,, Made up' th_¢ following
1astl‘!5ellf3l blpds of feet.
Ptoaneiiwe wide' toe and
widcball. _  "
wideba`ll.l ‘
` The bridge was opened in liiiid and
now not stroiig enough for the heavy car
_and locomotlvs in use. It will have
be greatly strengthened. _
The bridge is at present owned by
company and the Canadian Pncltlc pay
After singing, the Bencdictlon was pro»
nounced by thc president Req/ Mr Hamil-
Thc conference proper opens at nire
` onerous conditions, accept the terms
Agross Stl john   going concern, which men' 's without tak
ing into aceountthe value of the tranch-
S'r Jenn, June i4.-(Specinb)-The Cn-
nadiim Paclile Railway has about com'
plated the purchase of the cantilever
by
IS bring action for civil or criminal libe
s
W paper recently printed ni series of articles
on the Montreal gas question in which
B French-Canadian Tammany Hull in the
s Montreal city council, an accusation
tolls on every ciirload oi stuffbnuled over __________ _being ______de _°_______ ___ _hose ____
Will SUE Tllliillllll
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Montreal City _Council Angry
at Certain Reports Pub-
I Question.
MONTREAL, June 12.-At a meeting
of theolty council today n letter was
received from the Montreal Light,
Hcut and Power Company stating that
the company could not, in view of the
laid dovvnby the city council nsacon-
dition for the extension of the com
pany‘s gas franchise for a term of
years. The company objects to the
provlslorr made for expropriation of
` the companys gas plant atthe end of
ear and also tothe provision that
'HWY 1
taken over o%its_,valuo as n
ise. Finally the company announced
that lt was prepared tonegotintc fur-
thcr with the city; Itis not very likely
that this will be clone, as there wns'
much opposition to the” terms which
factory, so that everything thc com-
pany would doclare suitable would
be very apt tobe evcn more unsatisfac-
tory tothe citizens. It would not be
strange if the municipal ownership pro-
position vvculd cometoiight. The coun-
oil also instructed thc city attorneys to
against the Toronto World. That news-
accusation was made that there was it
which the aldermcn consld er warrants the
‘ it. The price is not mentioned.
D
pouslble for its publication.
` :ei i
   This is N0wAbout
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Radical .medium toe and- . _ _
wide  1 ,
toe, med
ium  neat.
' sun.  Army .isa
Pericotei_,'§»" i» _ r.  T
i __ '_ ,' ~ i," ~, _ ‘ r wi, i., .` .  L . _ .- t ,J  _ .___ _ ~,  1,4, * - -
_ _ __  ____ _ ___ . ;_ __ ,,_________ ____ __ ____ _ _ __ ___ A- »-,...
l climbing and dwarf varieties is
TIME
,. _ _ ._
`day and examined replies from many
t-li company declared unsntis- T' verdict'
  COMMITTEE SITS
Examining Reports - Many
Ontario Towns Favor Gov-E
ernment Service-
01"rAwA, June 14.-(Spooial.)-The Tele-
phone Commlttee resumed its sessions to-
westorn towns.
The general tone of letters was that the
Bell system is satisfactory but rates ati
too high.
Many Ontario towns favored Govern-"
ment ownership. E 
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Kingsclear N.. B. Coroner’s
Jury Render an Open
Fimnnnicrou, June 14-(Special)-’I‘lic
body of a woman was today found in Mic
river booms ut Klngsclenr and thc jury
brought ln a verdict of death by drown-
ing.
The woman had probably fallen
through the ice early in the winter as the
body had been in the water for months.
 
f*'*‘__“'____--`t
i Hiiusiihilrl _
 lliiciissariis
Nicely cured Bacon. . .14c
Clsoicecreamery Butter zzc
Nicely blended Tea. . . .soc
4 qts Cranberries. . . _ . .25c i
Apples per peck . . . . . .z5c
Commission.
'» -  inimit--B¢#°°““‘°“°‘“*'fl!*r'»v°°%\~9,f“_vrex:¥P;
‘This will probably mean that Bruriet
Province man. ._
.
iuiii Mlllii
siini sniviizi
Falls to Elder Dempster Line,
Each Country Paying
Half of Subsidy.
01"rAwA, June 14-(Special) - Nego-
tiations have been completed by the
Elder-Dempster linc for sieamshiphcrvice
between Canada and Mexico.
The line will cnll ut_0uba and Nashua.
Canada and Mexico will each pay hal!
of subsidy.
THE WEATHER.
Tonorrro, Ju nc 15--~(Sprcial)-Moderate
southerly and westerly winds, mostly line
and warm.
'ri-ns 'rnMrEirA'rUmi'.
od yesterday.
.
. CHICAGO iiAiiKEiS.
Umosco, June 14- (Special) -
Jury com 525 sent core 503
" whens si; -- Whose -
" Pork sianzi ~' Pork 312.95
_____'______.__-
| Tm-: Olivette and Halifax will have
Marconi systems installed.
_ ._-»-_
riorEi_____5»_cAniA
Acadia Spring.
Grand Tracadie Beach,
North Shore.
Rated by Baedeka, First of P. E.l.
Summer Resorts.
Opens its eleventh season July xst.
- uri and harbor bath
i
Attractions: S _ '
ing,pes and river fishing, shooting,
boating, tennis, fetter ball, croquet.
bowling, arcbe , golf, etc-. ¢i°
noted specialties.
prixleges.
For rates sud iilustrated circulars ad
dress
_ Jas. Kelly & Co,
|' ISAAC C. HALL, sr. Proprietor.
6-5 mwf 6w then ii 6w.
, _ Reserve Fund
'E l ` I‘I1V¢8t¢d  $34;°°0»°°° to our prospective T335" NFW' R50 -
  . _ customers. gush. Balls. &c..
  " '~ - Money to Loan on Real Estate. ;;;___;_?=__=i;__;_i;>_f;~;; i, ¢~ __ __ __
w e t us to _ _
__ _ Application may be made to _- i:_¢;i<>d£:§__y_:\; 3 _ ,;,§f§bb°' ° ° (a _
‘- I ,» ' __ ‘~ an _ __ s. as. Sf I
  llaszai   sore   
_ _ _ _ _  ._. _ _ __ _ ._ | _   QQQQ _ wan.. You cameo care. sc., src. _
t - SUNNYSIDR - n..,,......; s¢n.;i.....2..,in;s'r_ ii i ‘~ i - .=°"=' i .
. _  ~    ~ ciuiiiis e cii.,ru.
 _ fwsdv 1 yr-  _
The Acadu’srTs ie is unsurpdssed for
quality, its ilslx, shellfish and game are .
Only s pleasant four mil: drive from
_ Bedford station. Hotel carrladgea meet
eve train. Telephone and aily mail
negotiations for peace are gradually near-'
ing a focus and the cnc point new being
considered is the place ol meeting of the
rtpreseutntives.
Three cities, Geneva, The Ilazue and
Washington are being discussed, as I.on-
don, Paris and Manchuria have been
H°m°°¢°\=°W' E1=¢“rSl°v 0! the wwe" ins svn nrnetice on bound the battleship stew! time N. s. Parent has sc.-spied the .
left hare today consisting of upwanls of Magnificent today a six inch shell cx chairmanshi f th T l l
Re _ __ _ _ _ D 0 e rnnscont nenta
V Mr D°b°°“ WM "M semml “p°°k two hundred persons, nearely half of. _plodcd in the 'breech of a gun, wounding ' W‘““"N""`°N» J““° l4~"lSD‘f°li\l-i-T110 vlilllllwicd-
er. Lik D . R h tood f h _ .
e r own a S or E B “mt whom came from Prince Edward Island. eighteen men, including three ofiicers. 
J apnn declines to declare an armlsiice
just new and this is supposed to be due to
two reasons, that Oyama is developing an
extensive movcmentsnd that Japan will
not consider an armlstice until the place
of meeting and representatives have been
scicctcd.
  Ellllllll]
STATION SHEET.
_ First draft-under correction.
I. Sr. JOHN Disrnicr.
“ (Centenury)H. Sprague.
“ (Exmouth St) C. W. Hamilton.
“ (Port-land) S. Howard.
“ (Carleton) H. D. Marr
“ (Carmarthen St.),T. Marshall
“ (Courtney Bay) J. Heaney
“ (Fair-ville) T. J. Delnstnrlt
“ (Zion) T. Pierce.
Sussex, J. B. Gough and supply
Apohaqui, D. B. Bailey and supply `
Springllcid. H. Penna._
Hampton, R. G. Fulton
St Mo.rtlns(supply) _
Jerusalem. TV. E. Johnson
Welhford, J. J. Pinkerton
Kingston, H. Pierce
u. Fmiznnnlcrox Din-rim-r.
n _
_ ._§,\__g4“?tan, J. A. Rogers '_
ngsc ear
Marysville, W. B. Thomas
Gibson, J. Crisp
Nashwnnk, E. Ramsay
Stanley, J. A. Ives
Boiestown, J. K. King
Keswick, M. R. Knight `
Sliefiield, \V. R. Pepper
Grand Lake, A. C. Bell
Gngetown, W. -T. Kirby
Chipman
III. Woonsrocx D|s'r¢~uv'r.
Woodstock, G. A. Ross
Canterbury (supply)
Jacksonville, J. C. Bcrrie
Hartland, H. H. Mnrr
Richmond, H. Harrison
Centreville, E. C. Turner
Fiorencevllie, J. B. Young
Lindsay (supply)
Andover, C. W. Squires
IV Cn A'niAiu Dis'riuir'r.
Clintharu, J. Strotlinrd
Newcastle, H. Johnson
Tabuslntac, E. S. Week.-.
' Derby, J. S. Gregg
Richlbucto, J. F. Estey
Buctouche, A. Lucas
Harcourt, J. B. Champion
Bathurst, R. Opie
Campbellton, W. A. Thomson
V. S AC KVI LLE DlH1‘Iil(`T
Sackvllle, G. Steel
Tantraiunr,
- Point du Bute, C. Flcuimingion
Bale Vert, W. W. Brewer
Bayfield, W. I.a\\'son
Moncton (Central) J. W. McConnell
“ (\Vesley Mexnoriiil) ll. E. Thon
 _ _ -_*if Sunny Bi-so, H. c. Rico
' * Shediac, W. Pennn
 _*W ' “UWM ' ' ' I _ 'I Dorchester, C. H. Mannion -
Albert, T. Hicks
.i . ' ima su
1 and you will Gnd that our stock of C AN  A  Q,,,,,,,f,,,,‘_"{f’;,_ ,.,,,,,,,,
_ _ _ __ _ _ _ Pi'si.lt00di&0. E. Boll `
Z Salisbury, J. Howie
‘ Elgin, T. Allen _ _ .
l choice. We have also a stoclz of  Corporallonr ~ » i
` ` ‘ _ Foot Ball _Sup-
  Grcgory’s Cclcbraicd_   .l,'lf‘.'.§l..°“‘°°‘"'T°'°"'"` ._3__._.3_;_.;  
National; pointed toe _soil __
MAKE
BOW _
I  cfm e 1°:-.e°1i=i=°~. ciiuc it 
Upper Queen Street,
\i\S
lllll Hlillll3_WllIll illll Plilllll
ISLAND EllllEEllElllIE
vii. ST. STr:i‘iu-:.\'.
St. Stephen, G. M. Young
Mllltown, R. S. Crisp
St. Andrew’s, J. Perkins
St. David, W. H. Spark()
St John (Queen Square) G. M. Campbell St. James, W. Wasil
Upper Mills, J. M. Rice
Bocabec (supply)
§§§f__§*},',‘§f_‘_-m_ } ii. s. B. stroiiiimi
vii. CriAm.o'r'ria'rovru lliwrnrcr
Chn.rlotteto\\'n (First Church) W. Dobson
“ (Grace Church) \‘i'. \V. Lodge
Cornwall, \V. Harrison
Little York, G. I". Dawson
Wlnsloe, F. Frizzle
Pownal, D. R. Chowen
Vernon River, C. K. Hudson
Montague, L. J. \Vason
Murray Harbor, A. E. Chapman
Sourls, J. S. Allen
Mount Stewart, W. R. Pepper, jr
VIII. SUMMERSIDE liIS'l'Ri£"\‘
Summcq*5§¢..B.'lKwoliyi1a'i"r§
Beileque, ls. McLaughlin.
Tryon, 'I`. Steblilngs
Margate, Ii. S. Young
Granville, G. A. Sellnr
Bidefofd, B. O. Hartman
Alberton, F. A. Wiglitmnn
Cape Wolfe, A. D. McLeod
O`Loa!‘y (supply).
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SUMMER
GOODS
Hammocks. in great
variety. prices 75 cents
to $5.00 each.
Croquet Sets. 4 Blll.
6 bail, 8 ball, all prices.
Garden Sets. Sand
Pails, Shovels. Gar-
den Trowels.
T SPORTING
plies. Base Ball Sup-
lies. “
iz; it as-=»~»°
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