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Sraniilotll Report
», _~vr=~*',‘?‘_"
The sun m_eet_l of the. Charlotte
town Dlséieb ill '3iiiclu§'led yesterday.
'riiom:ois_s,s mins smndsooo or ininioio.o~
and lay' dQl¢Bd_i-Ol. The examination of
George Ayers and Hugh lliilei-In ddciriiie
took  both candidates were,
.eoommondea 'loo oniinsoion' or his
i-egularsuaaalconferenceto be held _.5
Marysville, N».B_...ne;t_week. _ _ _
M_e_ln"liers__ of _ the various committees
wei9_ano¢flhteda__lf6llows:_- , _ l
sage; commits? -nov.wni; Hon-ioonl
Rev- ,-, -, W ll reserve).
Sundirf_E;iil?i1°?,§3i$|'uniittoe--Rev. D. R.,
Cnowaii. A‘.*`i17_5‘_l?\i.c‘iieilijln.`
Ei\W.0If-li Rev. C. K. Huilson,..I
Theo.   _
_Coutihllilii -liilld-Rev. Win. Harrison,
James Matthews.
Suetcuaticn -_Rev. Wm, Dobson, H.
Smith. ' __ _ ` ` _
Te!|.\`pei*lTt0; and Moral-Rev. `L. J.
Wason, Co . Moore.
Memorials-r~Rev. Wm. IIaraison,1.i, T
Melllslh
Sabbath Observance Rev. D. R.
ciiowsn, H, Nelson,
Church Propdrty-Rev. Wm. Dobson,
Samuel Drake. _ _ _
store or iii¢’ti'o¢ii¢-nov. c. K. nnason,
Wm. Boyle. ._ _
' flpmlimitirr'-oltev. W. W. Longo, .ri
B ifioigoton. - _ 2
Chlldreifs Fund- Rev. G.: F. Dawson
J. T. Uollllll.
LV Delegates to Conference- H.
Smith,  'Moore, __A. C. Duchemin
J. 'l‘.M€ll_l5li_, ‘John Balderston, Sam-
uel _Drskerl James Matthews, Chas;
Bryeuthn. Horatio Nelson, Wm. Boyle,
Coi.Moore, _ _ '
Total for Missionary; rnnii, 11,443,-
7|.
Buiieran ` 1 ,d4\24S.it0."
lduoatip 
Coatings _- _
General __  _
~‘Uoion ' ' D __-elmo. _
seoa6,v9g3n%§`?iu'J.%'txtessiosfnns
-salsa. i - .
Buimnutioamlhloso, _ ,
Wornea’s Missionary fund-\l,0l6,il8.
,Tampsrancs,f\\i\°l-$17.51). _ .
Total iacomeior all purposes-$15,524.-‘
Beware of Olntmenis for Cslanh;
~ that Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell, and completely dersnge the
whole lvstsiu when' entering it through
ons gjuocus surfaces. Such s articles
:noni iisverbe used except on prescrip-
tihgn mg; |-gpu_tahie physicians as the
osiiisgonioy 'iviifaoiooni i..i<i in its
Hia() ,gimp .sgsihlyiderive from them.
airs 'terrli re manufactured bv F.
;i.fciienoy adc_o.. '1‘_;»1ed¢_=. _f_>___ep_\;1»l_i:_=;___i:;
` ii - en n a .
<`i'i~‘ii""” io* '"3 °‘°°i. t:“..°'m‘~:
-dh'-"‘l-’ii..\ "8il§l»o'i§."§To~.oo=ii?'-» 5"-in-.
15. ggggurs nlern ly and made in 'i'olefi'\.»
0&°' y]‘, J, Chaney Bc  Testimonials
f -» _
__§w'i‘i‘ia”hill"l“i*'5'i¥‘niy"i3iii’."i°..?°§..i’§’r°iil§Z
Dil- ` i ‘
petfecllion in .foot-
/ _1_=__ .. ____ _
l iitiili iniit
wandered Naked Among the
Tombs in a Montreal
Cemeterv
_A
Mosransn, June 13.-(Special)-John
iioiwsi-rl. teiecrsph operator, was round
nuns in coco nos' Neiges cemetery iiiio
afternoon. _
f, The man had divested himself of every
stitch of clothing in Mount Royal Ceme-
tery and then walked to Cote Des Noiges,
where he was found with bends, praying
among the tombstones.
` He was sent to the.Asyium.
Hiisi wiiii of  
nnnit inn
- 1
New Yonir. June 12 -The Carnegie
Foundation, organised in April last by
Andrew Carnegieto provide retirement
pensions for teachers in the universities;
colleges and technical schools of the
" ` led State Canada and Nawloundiandj
Und si
and to which Carnegie gave len lllllllilll
dollars in steal corporation bonds, has
" made his l1i°se»oeiect'1`on'of men to revel”
those iiliowsnoos. about any nrofeelvre
. nd teachers will be retired at the end of
the college year, the total amount to be
nistfinniea to iso... being Lsi>i>r°1=|=\“=°'Y
$7i),0il]_ _a year.
T tabard
on  nn
  ibrar
We _ ‘_ _ ` , = _f__ '} "-QM __"_‘»__, .

- i
well pleased
. ‘ . ,
$1.50 for life member-
all the newest books. I
Large Library to se-
lect from. r
ship, 5c exchange for'
win iisiiiir
Sad iFate of Former inter-
colonlal Clerk Blair
Murphv, Moncton
' .
Mosman, June _13-(Special) Blair'
`ol¢rk»ivhofsevered his connection wills,
that mad about four years ago, was
drowned yesterday at Regina in the
_Canadian West. _ ‘
A telegram with the announcement ol
the accident,hut giving no particulars was
recived by his relatives this morning. `
it is belived the unfortunate man lost
his life while fishing, of which sport he
was very fond. ` ._ I
lllillllll'S llllllii T
Bill UEUHEASEST
. =. 1. ‘ r.  2,
Lounorl, June 12.-We have spoken oi
the sure and steady growth of teuiperano x
in the United States, due to various
factors,.industrlal, social, legislative and'
sanitary. 'In England dgures haveililif
been furnished which confirm the general
'impression that, in the words of ri
London paper, “there is a gradual
sliding of the nation into habits of sobri-
ety." Dr. Dawson Bums, aniiiysinglhe
cfiiciai retums of the quantities of
intoxicating liquors consumed in the
United Kingdom duringlilflii, concludes
that there has been a decrease of nearly
;25,000,0(I). The year under review.
moreover, is not exceptional in this
respect. It is, in fact, the sixth
registering a consecutive decreased
expenditure on alcoholic beverages. The
decrease for 1904 was over $_28.000-0il`P-
-Tiie`total decrease in thenatiohal drink
hill in the six years amounts to about
Sllooanpanf _ .
MIiilrd's Llnlment Cures Dandruii.
Davidson English Hats have been
sold for the lsst|century in all quar-
-ters ofthe globe. Ilillllli $11* |‘¢°_“¢9_*
7 tin ing. Dome o_o any ei
e-$.°..:°.r°..°.... 5,.. 
’s._owii. 'rio VH. in .Msn-~
» gssniyiigiitz restiiei . am.
ible, unbreakable Davidson I-Irs.
Iiypu select from my stock you are
toll Nth l test and best. No
side siodk ine .the place. H. H.
 every hat in the stou-
conlisiept _xlib -thintikllcivii °f 
 `“fmion; lmlwd
Waiqgsrged is ashxgd ldsmithllél;
.  ' r toe e ss a
35f£i=si=."r.x-°h- ere". his He*
i
Mm " “T -
f New st=¢lislsiiiisiiei"sp|!eanni\
I-I
lem hat. I havmanziiiimmg
wisest.;-_ H.8wlfo¢n.

not one Cn Hee-
rb, hae, you will weatsstfsw, onshfr
-i..
the American Ambas
Losnos, Juno 12-soiaoin ins 'trio
' /
' . ~ - ':, -1. .v_.,;n 1 .» ` " --'
 _Church Union and Uniinimoiisly ’A_i_;r¢e'1|,,, 5,,,,,,_,,i_;,,,,,,|_|.|,,,,,,,p,l,|-,ii-f., Oi Meat- and Meet Products Reported o Con-7
,t°"'"-¢'A.°_i°‘»\- ww,-t.< W_°t" T i0 _lhvitc Anglicons and Bapiisis to Join- li°0viN°ll"S Davilhlvfai I’ gross Provides For`_R°"ci Care to Ensure .
_$;l_iarp Tilt Bt'iiivce'i`i’-` Principal ‘Forrest * _` - Clean Slaughter iieuscs and Wholsomc _
 F    __ __ , sa‘dcr’s Banquet _ _ _ _
and thc Assembly (Jerk. ___ i Meat Uliriti' Heavy ‘Penalties I
LoNnoN,.0nt. June 13-(Special)-There For a few minutes the Assembly entanmnmmtot um "p°°"“t°-M" °|J WAaBlNG'r0N, June 13-(Special)-Thai' liilled for food and all products must bear
.- - any foreign gover t ttr ted ih
wasdt hot tilpoln the 8cenera1|Assemhly resembled snangryswann of hornets. ggwntion that drdmeaw °d|,::'u. un; HW” gammgu” on Amicuihu, h. athe Government label certifying tbel
Wh” dllwilllidn -, was iesumed this Finally Principal Forrest gave away reception given by Ambassador aadf Mrs. i
’ r g , ° _ __ proposed n in no biii iii ii is ii’ ‘“` W' _ .
'°°"“W' 1'  , » 1 . -l Then Dr. Bed wick offered another mid W Ni°h°\" *Fd MP9 L°l\l“'°fl’»|l Nd 1 I 'Dec B W 6 .  The use of deleterious preservatives or
RBV- R- S. Mclleth dfPsris moved mi qq“b|,,¢ V .,::,_,dm,nb ,,h|,,h ,u Qi? whiclfking Edward", by his pi-seems declared will insure that American meata_ éhemhmls is prohibited and me complete
' . ” ' i _ ..sna»tn3nuoi`n.olPi»éoiao’t n i' - . - .. 
amendment to Dr..Patricks motion that defeated, after-which the original motion ,3,,,,,,|§¢§,._‘,,,|i‘,.|,‘¢,'|.~ mi ésaem oxfvegz: “ld "‘°'*° l“'°d“°°' “`° ‘”l\.°\B°|1\¢. _Mid sanitation 'of .iii ginngmoi- irons” and
the Ch"“`°h U“|°“ 06ll\mmf°°°S \‘¢D°!'t was put and carried by one hundred and 'United States andthe chief executive. dean' liiillnllllf ¢Si»“\’llBl1U\¢l1\9 ls Ofdeffd- `
be handed down tothe Presbytsries for fifty six to el ¢_ Over the main entrance at the Tm "W" l'“9°"‘““" '°°¢‘“`" °f “mi The penalty clauses attached are severe
,The Clerk and Principal Forrest 'got - Alexander Warden was appointed ha" wKc:;En;Tn§dm:;t,;|$:|:;T|n:::
.
intoa wordy waras to the order in Treasurer in succession to his father, ings, for which Dorchester House is
tskflng the v°¢e_ Rév, D,-_ W,,d°n_ 'famous and which no scheme of embellish-   .  
__ ' ment could improve. The table, however, _ . .
‘ ` ' stood out even ainidst this randeur' with _ _ ` __ _ _ ` ~
llPillll0H lillil llllllwllill IN THE -ff-’-»_~_f;_f;'1f"_‘_j___‘;‘j__jj”__'f‘j lil Ulhiliiilloi V Slllllii GHUWS
King Edward took out Mrs. Reid, and:
at the king's desire Mrs. Longworth was
seated at thc other side of him, and
taking precedence of theduohesees.
Ambassador Reid escorted the Duchess
of Marlborough, with the Duchess of
Bucoleuch :on his left. There was no less
formality than at pureiyEnglish`fnnci.ionsf
attended by the king, who' was, technical-`
ly, for the time, on American soil. `
During ilie dinner Herr Gotlcib‘s
,oroiiosirn pnyoii, Gnrioio iiiniseir
conducted.
Dinner over, King Edward received the
members of the embassy staff who did'
not sttendjthe diiiiicr. ` _ _
Murphy, formerly a wgl known I. C. Lyn!   _.‘_m_u_”hm.m_ __.wm°_
huhdliéd’ gueits ‘ word* - invited, ‘anicng
them members of the diplomatic corps.
The concert was almost as notable as
the dinner, the program being
provided by vocalists, Mme. Eames, Mme.
Kirby, Luau, Signer Euccle and Signer
Gilbertl. Each of these sang two songs*
aud_ the program concluded with a`
quarbetto' from Rigcletto.
What had passed might have taxed the
most versatile hostess, but supper was
L0 follow. i
This was served at separate tables under
a pavilion erected over the North Garden,
which was overlooked from a picturesque,
portion, a very pretty eifect being pro~
duced. King Edward presided over one
[ofthe tables at which ther-e'~were" ilfteieii
guests. To reach iiie pavilion the guests
passed through a long marble hallway
lined with flowers to a poi-tico around the
'column of which clung growing crimson
'ranrblers starting from great beds' of
flowers, giving the appearance of an im-‘
fmense conservatory. .
._..._._-
ii wiiiir wniii  
T wis i` slililisi
LoNiiox4,June 12-News has been reoeiv
ed from Major PoweilCotton's expedition
_on a journey from the Nile to the Zambeei
that at the end of March the explorer and
his wife were at Makala, Congo Free
State. in the heart of the `I_turf
_peditiop created such interest among the
pigmy|`and other Jorest tribes. Mrs.
I?cweliCotlion being the Brsb European
_woman to penetrate thellturl basin. The
camp was thronged daily with native
curiousto seethe “white woman with
theioog hair." The expligrs were in
assistance from the authorities.
Wilson’ s

PADS
 
which left England eighteen mouths ago___
'rubber district. The progress of the ex-’
good health and were receiving every
. ' ' Eli f .
.°°n.m°nmm_ summed uummt umpumw. ash" Amoinisadofs house, ii marble _eagle legislation are that it places the cost of mn. hmm., of inspectors th, punishment
An amendment which provided that ever heard in the Presbyterian' Assem- looked down upon* um "thing sawn" |f"p°°t‘l°“ °n un Gmemment and muk” '@0119 *#0 Ulf” Y¢'\l"4 lll\Dl'|l°11ll1¢DU Dvd
h page hm;
the Committee continue its work wiis lily. If ;L$;;“,t:‘;l;:;_wad :I_\';_:':°';'L|___w_’u: an annual oopropriation of two millions me to ten thousand donna mm
defeated after a warm discussion. , The motion to invite Anglicans ,md where they were reoived by Mr. and Mrd. ¥°' th" p“"D°'°‘ False labelling or violation uf any regu-
_The scene then enacted was indescrib- Baptiatstotake part in the negotiations gm :gd p_:_°';°'-egdl; liz? VX _illfllld Ri¥ld'bP"h “nu “nd 9°" m°""°'“ i“` iationis also punishable by heavy dna or
ahh _ _ forumon wummad _ma___mo__s]y_ Dv_v_;\___ nn nav rl. DR _ . `rspeoiion is required for all animals lmpdsonmmm
ls*
Saoxvinw, N. B.,June 12.-The mys-
tery over the disappearance ofthe two
Creamer children is still unsolved, not-
withstanding the edbrts of huiidredsof
men and women. Not a day goes by but.
whatsome one may be found_ searching
for the children. Last Sunday quite a
number of men werein the wcodsdiut' with
the usuaiiesult. Several men on Sunday.
came acrrss a heap of ashes In which they
found some charred bones. This discovery
caused considerable excitement, and
various startling rumors were in circula-
tion ye`ste‘rds`y,_ '\Tho bones, howover.,are.
ppt ofa hiunaa-,beiinin but those .oi some
'dhiinalgeo 'thi tlfedry that thenhiidton .
hsdbéen burned was knocked out. r
‘ Yesterday Policeman Chappell and
ek-Policeman Scott of Moncton went
tothe scene cf the disapparance, but
no result of their investigation have
so far oometolight. It is understood
that Chappell, who is something ofa
detective, has some theory which -he is
desirous of applying to the mystery.,
R. B. Beckwith of Amherst spenta
few days in Botsford recently. He is
firmly convinced thstithe children were
inet, not inthe woods perhaps, but iii_
some _place which ‘has so far not been
visited hy the searchers. Young Rasseil~
Trenhoim; whoiwiis last seen with.
tlie children, still continues to search,
as do also his brothers. The. mystery
deepens aa each day passes. Il the chil-
ilre`n's bodies are in the woods they
hhouldjnowiie found by the smell of
decomposing flesh. Many have worked
bn; _ theory, but withuot resulii
‘Pdoplsfin the vicinity arc- still -deeply
iat`e'l'e§ted over 'the sad alfair, and are
iloivsg all they can to solve the mystery.
 .
Condtnscdldvcrtisciacnts;
1. ..
(Toolsle for Cia8Hificaidon.)‘ ~ -
WANTED-A girl for general house
work ina amily of three. Agpiy
here. 145 -
` ` ANTED-A smart boy about _I5 to
work In our Sole leather room-
Gpff Bros, liliil w.,
_..______________..____---
“IANTED-A i i fo general house
I work. ' Apgl; to ll/Ti-s. (Di~.) Conroy,
Great George Street. 14521-
Losr-Tnoonsy night iron Ringer
brooch in crescent shape. gin sri
please leave st this cities . lid ipd.
PERSONS desiring _ice cream in large
‘ . . ri ~ 
' iii°"’”‘“'h““.i“°'iii"}.°i‘l“ i?-i..‘iii"’W ii
1” ““ "°,_ ’ unease

_--4- '
A General Demand for More
' Pav In Support of the
Deal Pliers
51'. JOHN, June 13.- (Special)-The strike
among the rnlli-men is not confined to the
deal pliers but tonight a general demand
for anincreaee of wages was made bya
dumber from all classes 0! ..Worki_nqn. _ ._ 
. Thedemand was for a 15 percent in-
draise. `
When the strike was declared a few
days ago the deal piicis alone asked for
thirty cents per day more.
` The inside men regarded this as rash, as
full preparations for a strike had not been
completed and as a result they at first
refused to join the strikers.
I Five or six of the mills were closed.
polled to shut down.
` The men tonight formed themselves
into a union.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Cinoaoo June 13 - (Special) -
July  5%
“ Wlieat.........  ill
“ Pork. . . . . . . . . $16.08
Sept. Corn....... .. . 525
“ Wheat.......... 8%
" P0rk.................. $10.50
Since then several others have been cum- ,
       if null’  
  VEIN  will wiiii      FoltlNSPECTl0Nn
 nirstiiliiiin
3 ._.»s-.. .-r, iii, .
With iiemarkebie Clearness in
- ~ Montreal at Ahern Mur-
der Trlal »
i _l ~
Morarnxan, June 18.-(Special)-The
testimony of the eightfyear-old boy Oscar
Niisiion was the feature of tddhy's pro-
ceedings in the trial of James Hackett for
the murder of little May Ahern. _ ,
The lad identified the prisoner he the
man he had, seen in company with the
little girl dressed in :tied at the aquqgdmet
bank on the fateful afternoon. _ _K
He also identified articles of clothing
worn by the girl on that afternoon.
His evidence was given without hesita-
tion and lie answered the questions
quietly and with self-possession.
The Judge, however, warned the jury
that care must be shown in accepting the
story of so young a child.
lllllli EUSTS
ii lin ztiiiiii
Wxnurvorozs, New Zeland, June ll -
Mr. Seddon, the premier, says the cost of
living in the colony has become so sg;-lm”
owing to the action of the - "rings" that
he hopes to see the govemnient adopt
further measures ln the direction of
Socialism. »
He states in an interview that: the
tish combine only permits a ce:-lain
quantity of fish to be placed on the
market, the surplus being thrown back
into thesea in order tokeep up prices.
For this raason, blue cod, caught in New
Zealand waters is actually sold cheaper
~in'-Au‘strslia`ttian in this colony.
Simllsrly owils to the meat combines
'the people of London, Cardil, Liverpool
and Manchester can get New Zealand
lamb, mutt/on, beef superior to that
retaiied in the colony at logs than gh,
retail price charged here.
_*_*
l§lHiS Willilll
ll] lHilH DEATH
Wmmrno June 12-Tivo iittla girls,
aged ten and twelve, daughters uf
a rancher, J. A. Hoffman, of Wood
Mountain, Sask., perished on th;
prairies. Thev left their home one
night recentiyto drive in the horses
during the absence of their father.
At nine o'clock the next morning
their mother gave the alarm to the
Mounted Police, who`witha. search part
spent s week nniu ending the oodles oold
in death on a blull' scantily clothed. Tim
children were locked in each o|.her's arms.
Rain had fallen almost e`very day gin”
they left home, accompanied by cold
ldinsrd’s Lliilnieiii for ule evervwhere
,vvinds. Their suffering must have been
terrible. ‘
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