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-emergency and llolflllll W°f* °““‘“‘,'
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IIVINPlIIlL_IS ._ llEll0PLlnis_,
If x PERFOUMSI  _
 G  ATEIAUARA  | I   DEPARTURE

  I  30"'-TIES I IINNIINNNIIIIN  
THE    °  ’
 rilIiE_uiEIn  UF Umm U" _
II siiiii ‘ _    ._   ,mf
 _ _  Clrclllizmlziiiic The Fells iind  I i  IBY U  Rgiretgénht   clk It' Princes und lmhussudors hike ~ _   f
All Great Steamship Lines ° Mah °f th*  I Y P U ' ’ er an 8 |-0°" °f Kills "Ml D°Il°rt _
smut B"Id9°  " ‘ _ Pl'0f2S8I0llfl| illld Ml|It(l|_".M3||» Bil|N0l|l"3 From London Senators Cuming and 80”"
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AfNi§NN`iN{N;IINNgDN§N' “_” " _ ' IINII.wIIN NNW siriiiig spiierlilgiiinei ii. - ~~ Upifnefij ff?_°*'D" W”
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_ Special to The G,,a,.di`n_ _
Sllwllll to The Guardian. -Y
l l
3 FOP the first ti `
Special to The Guardian. ileronautics an Ixrdglithlci Nliiftlory of
iilvlmrooii, Jiiiie as-werlr iii iii.. or the ciitsruet ei Niii C "d ‘_""
docllo here ls practically at B stand. psd ‘ gum and du"
still. _ argh
Four thousand additional deck- Llnoolu Beucliy piloted his Curtis hi
hands joined the striker today and pl
i’
thc Cunard, G. P. R. Domiinion, before full 1; _ _
White Star, Elderman and other peep y a qu" er on mmm"
combined lines are equally adected. _
There is no questlau of wagon i,-,_
 ._   __  Iiiiisi Iii uw In
moveulent.
The dockmein are fighting for a re-
cognition of their uiilon and the non-
eiilployment of non-unionists.
Iiiiiuiiiii __
101'. 0 t Pc ersburg, Russia, whri
tl’_"°5°l'|l1.t0lll'l-lhli at fi Special convocii-
» on
WIIINING IN
____ -'\
oiiil daughter of Mrs. John Sharp, th
hiiiiiiinerside, to James A. McKinnon,
    “`  ENIIIENEE EIIMPLETE
yesterday morning in the Presbyter-
inn Church, _ Slllilmcrslde, the cere- _
molly being. performed by Rev. H. J
l1'ruser. Tile church was beau-
tiiuily decorated with 'flow-
ers and roses by girl
friciiiis of the bride. 0n'the bride en-
tering the church the edifice wng1i|1_ BOSTON, Juiic 27'-It was announc-
ed with the inspiring strains of the ‘id
wcildiug march playcdby Prof. Whit CU"
lacy. 'l‘h¢i bride was given away byihafl
liiar brother Ludlow and wore a gown fill'
of ivory satin' with Duchess lace °f
.iiiil ii hriaiil veil el Duchess W"
liwc iiiid lily of the valley. Her sis- th
pink roses. The groom was suppo_rt-
ed by his brother Alexander and the h"
iiliiilde and Albert After thc ccre an
iiioily a dainty* wedding breakfast gel
uns aeived at the home of the bride's U
iliotilcr. The groom’s gift to the
briile was a pendant of diamonds and
puiirls not in satin; to the bridesmaid
iiiii`4 to Miss Jessie Sharp, cousin of
the bride, each a pendant of pearls.
'l‘o the groomsmen he gave a dia-i
miiiid scnrf pin and to the ushers
priiri scarf pins. After the breakfast
Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon left by the
ushers were the bri<ie's two brothers; S
trip to the Pacific Coast before re- d
turning to Edmonton where they will Bt
reside. 'Phe-Guardian joins -with the ,,
l
"""‘Y ""i°“d9 0! th” Mwly Weddm h(undred similar craft that slum t c
ii
couple in extending best _wishes.- b
deg
i - Baptists. i `
There are pending against hilil nt
charges for preaching the gospel iii
 the
_ New volix, .iuiie 21-A thirty-six
hinpreas for~ an extended honeymoon mot yhwi iiippcil into quarantine to- of
NIAGARA FAI-LB. one. Jiiiie za-
Sfacefully under the upper steel
°i the Midge lust evening when
ane safely over the pm.H0'uB water
le.
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PHENIIH INIINISPII
IN EZNINS IIIIIINNIN
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RoN'ro, Juiie '21-Rev w. Feli-
i s t
of McMaster University, where
recs were conferred oil leading
present time nine Russian court
c7a.r's couiitiy lllie Bapf t
the . - _ " . .is
World Alliance wascoillpclleil to de-
ptosit $2.500 with the Russian author- IV
» les as securl i ~
Speciulfrom Guardian Correspondent preacher's returh. Hfia)rwiNI':eglvAiaiu`lt>eiN:
SIIMMERSIDE, Jllne 29 - Tho month for his visit to Anlericu and
niii.rria.ge-- of IMias Irene, see' on
his return lie will lic arraigned in
collrts to stand his trial.
0
NS III IIINNS NIINS
*°“ two
IS CIIMPLIIEN
Speclnl to The Giiardian.`
TORONTO, June 28--'l‘he last spike
has been driven into the Temiskem-
U18 and Northern Ontario Railway
extension to Porcupine,
The Porcupine llnc is tlllrty niiles
in length.
It WHS Cfllrllncnccd in January with
snow from three to four feel; in
ilcllth and run through the wilder-
ness.
.
It was a seve_l_'o test in coilstruc-
tion work.
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IIEII UPIIN
PHYSIEINNS III
i_iNI] HIS IIIE
iON'l‘llEAli, June 27-After bcg-
Iiillu the doctors to chloroform him,
Pillydlirc Dania, 20 years old, died in
Notre Diune Hiispitill yesterday. A
iiiant cracker exploded in h`is hand,
iliiil tore i-iway the entire lower part
Dnnls was unable to speak, hilt re-
tained consciousness lintil within fif-
teen minutes of his death, and when
lie wished to communicate anything
to the physicians he wrote it on n
slip Of Paper. The first thing he wrote
was “I want to bc chlorformed."
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’ nlen first met. That was in
leffili West Austrillia. Both were
to Jlldlle M0l`t0"» Of I-he 5“Pf°"lC fond of scientific rrivcatigation, and
Robert I). Evilns, and nu order
th will determine who will be cn-
ed to one-half of thc estate of her
s, madethnt they bc rccorilcd iii ,mn
D
he Purposeof Mrs Evans was to ate
petuatc testimony which after her on May 3 that yew., with 1, eww of
rt today that thc. coim'riIssioilcl‘s b th h d _ _
domplcted the depositions asked U? n been I" outofway corners
NW M" MMU" A~ 1‘7V’““‘» Widow tiiem to decide to tour thc world in
the world. It was this that ciulsorl
sailboat, and early in 1910 they bc-
to build the Pnildora, a one-
Ili
_ e registry of deeds within shil‘ty niasted cockleshcll that did not look
mr, Miss Marlon, acted as brides- days' CH
iiiiiiii. she_wiis ettireii iii piiik iiiiir- '1`
riuis over pink silk with black pie- P6'
ture hut.and' carried a bouquet of 3?;
able of standing up in a moder-
blow. -
one, they sailed froiil Perth with pro-
visions for twelve inoilths. They
Bblillfl- ` skirted from island to island in the
aunt of M1' Evans, nlld one ofthe
hn people giive dcposifiolls.
Iiiziiii wniiiii A
II IIII Iiwi
y und droppeil her anchor within il
onc’s thro
for all thc world to be one ofha
y, and llnd it ilot been for the
into the depflsitillllfl were linishmi Pacific without ndvcnture or mishap.
On Julie iii, last year they. roundcil
l»l`BB¢ Uf killwhlla '-‘l0“- S'3"°\”"1 St Capo Horn, running into northeastern
winds that caused them to heave to
and kept them prisoners in their
icubln. They biittcncd down their
hatches, while sons swept over them,
tossiing the bout about so iviolciitly
that every moillcllt they fciircd they
would sink.
RAN INTO
HURRICANE.
The storm assumed the priillflftiflllfl
a hurricane and one June 20'their
yuwl was capsized. The roof of their
fi
W 0fU\0 beiwh- Sm “een” onbin became their floor and their
scientific instruments iind`their books
tumbled to their feet.
For seven seconds they were under
J-._< I. \_i“."I" §I"I”' ‘Iii .Wh ~.`°._i'liI Australian flag \\'~hi“h 'ww fmyrnhxsg water in the fréiil lions' rand bthear
~ ~ -  nik' i-iii l observer never wi uve, were ahve on y y s rea -
WNLI-'N Ffgcaiiicd that she had crossed the ‘ng ofthe mast, whim, was fouiedhy
th
1 °' Pacific* rounded Call” HUT” ‘md
ls    ciithcrcd storms tllnt have sullk
W
_ .._,... m
wiieii c. H. B. Floyd. <lfuu0uf"¢» II,"
lilly il 1 » ~ _
The yawl hiid slillllcd Past' ‘l““":'_;r
PENASCOLA' Fla"I Juno 26 _ tinc uiiobncrvcd. Wing “U 0
ight at thc Morcsc sliipyilrdt \I" system of wireless. Their scti is por-
liirizcr vessel-
the
e boom. Reliovod of this weiililt
the Pandora rightcd herself, nnd ii
[ow hnurs lntcr the storm abated and
three nlcn emerged from their
lllulnbilf 0 the “mite logislutum’ an- h ii klyn; but curly 0“‘y t hi -tw en can inovc it readi y-
"""“°°d ms wndmmy mr congresslhhiiltsiiilciiniiiick, und tho two men aIId its ratflgrii for sending is from five
from the third district of Florida he W
surprized his constituents by lim: T
riiiliiiing that he was "Hollis I5” “fm tl
grciis to represent sll00I“l intsnas Sp
l miiniioil hor rcp0l`U"d N” Dr Dm” to twelve miles. They can rcwlvo
,i
IHEIR WATER
(.i()Nl:l. _ _
cr
A week later they lily becalmcd ta
'l‘hcy had lost their drinking water him
when thc yawl Cnpsi1e<\.'lH\d illda fglw ready had is wife and could not mar-
l.
blage composed of representatives of
members of Parliament, lawyers and
3P0clal to The Guardian. and
LONDON, June 28-A huge assem- supply in times af war,
the chambers of ' commerce of the poin
United Kingdom, heads of London, is enough to encounter. __
distinguishedmaval oillcers gathered tion
at the Cannon Street Hotel yester_- could convert her merchantmeninto
day aff-Bl'l100l1 and P88500 B/l‘0S0llltl0l1 prlvateers, sink every neutral ship
condemning the declaration of Lon- carrying grain , and then starving
don. the
A.~J. Balfour moved a resolution one
which expressed the opinion that the the
declaration of London was far the three years after they have 'starved
most seriously weak naval position these ooiintrini; into submission an
_ofthe British Empire, was highly international tribunal might sue
Preiudiclal to'.ita commercial interests them.-for d,,m5geB_-
gravely threatened the 'food
Mr Balfour argued from the stand-
t that starvation, not invasion,
He declared that under the declara-
'of London a weak naval power
millions in Great Britain with-
anything to deter them except
possibility that some two or
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SIIENNIII IIIII NIIIICK _
' UN MNINE IIISNIIP
will not be allawcd to preach for
some time. pe,{l,h
While the superior sympathizes nm,
with Mgr Wulsh's opponents, -he does "
not approve of his subordinates
publicly attacking :-1 high dignitiiry
ol the church as did Father Lord in
his speech at St Theresa.
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enbin. i
days found themselves aclng ea, ry
The sailor they had brought w1thIac
` ih thirst and gh
off .wi \ s B.
tion using their guns. . _ p
Following the ciipsizing of their pi
-' ii ii 'ury mast
a breeze sprung up an
came they crawled along- nnaul'
ranching 3 whaling station at onli Of
the islands ol West Faulkland, where
they put/in for thirty-seven dllyfi mid m
repaired. ,,
They next made for St Helena, G
where they arrived our March 4 last.|.t
Leaving there they sailed for Ascen- ,H
sion island, remaining thelfc Sl! t
ttin out for this port
SKIPPER
A GREEK. c
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JISIIII PNIISI 1;    IIINN SNNNIIS i 
I3INNUI..BHlHGE.   .
IIIIII IIIIII Iii.
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MONTI DAL -
if , June Z7 Father today pamed the Brooks “weaned
lrl, .1 'ii ~'t h -tl .. _
u'€i.iei.e‘ii iifi" i-Niiffii, vliorgfiigiiiif ,,'_§;,“““ Shark ‘ “"1 WMI makes its
for his uttitliiic on certain questions gh
in that diocese, has been severely cha
disciplined by his superior here, and mn
demeanor for lenders not to re-
ar with the County Clerk or to
rge more_than six per cent. _on
na, without further bonus or ex-
se charges.
e Bill now goes to the Govern-
I ALBANY. Jun-e 26--The Senate
fi
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NEHI [III PIIIICE  
WIIH NNT PINS
na died today the victim of Aisl
ii. Saglinbe, who said she shot
NEW YORK, Jllnv Z1--Allt0nif'J FIV-
0 .
n ' `
after she leanned' that he al-
her. Two bystanders who received
cidental bullets from the pistol
oun Italian irl drew when she
thiom went madi wt e y g g
leaped 0V6\‘b0Hf<li Mill 110 "luke H185' met Fiverone last night, are eilpect-
ters worse they were attacked hy a ed \ hogs
flock of sen birds. These they fought M
‘tl tick finally in despera~ n
to recover. After firing nve s
iss Sagllnbe fled to the roaf of it
earby house where she fought off the
olice for fifteen minutes, with hat
Il
boat they had i_li.,i.,c up a J
with a brooinstlck, and ‘when att I3: Two YEAR ou) cumss
i a. B o
BIIEIIRY TREE UIIIIDED
COLUMBUS, Ind., June 26- Ho-
cr Percifield, age 2. was found in
cherry tree when his mother, Mrs.
eorge Percifisld, missed him from
e house and went to look for him.
h
md to fafou
e had cli be to the p o_ ,_
en foot ladder and pulled himself
e
days and se g t th t p_ t _b h I th t
l0fW'9ix dw” ago' wLl'iereehi? wmioeanieyllangchig olill 6' rig?
"cherries.
HDEIISED IDUERTKEIIEIITS
Capt Arapakis is o Greek, iut ilu
_ E ii h ii:i~ioi:tly. Gap. __
EEUU: is aNIgEEhglll1l1Nii.iil, l-oth stand V
six _feet iii height-
g ii d than proliiiily
skirt Africa mid K0 Nick U’
trniiii Our expedition in regard to
m wcic Pull' U Af'-*I“‘I’i“ and messages from long distances and have
hey `» I I ' _ _
uhh John illythe. picked up many 'lrnnsatlantic and
ranecohtfnentnl messages. TheY.'ha"€
T
hloyd explained that the elle .Tflilit Gi)NCEIVEli Picked up messages exchanged be-
""`°‘“'“ w°"° mo" set' forth in tho IN 1909. tween the Niobe and the Bremen bllt
'l‘cii Commandments. _
i
hlIiinrii's lilnlmeut 2§;* r;fm~
cIiu‘I5”I`fi`iiI IS NOW
_,,_.,_..-»---**"
I ual cami’ 0( tht’ P' IE' I'
The ann | 1 established $23” and i,,.7,;:;;§tniinR;irrtf;it¢;i:)i;1 
ii‘.‘IT;.i“i‘5i‘i..€;’$"‘iiii..._.. ;i.;i_};._i_3__;1“_;_g*_, coluuuuciirioii
tgtlkhmifnrlftrugirimhtcéstagldayys muster'
There are twenty I’l°°““ in the hathie
this year iinil the uniforms are
same as last Y°i“`~
Militia is new-rosllllfi'
mid thelwvork will hencpforth liB°“m
ll rolltl 0 habllrb. ‘
'rne A-_ M. ._0. completed li' W2:
of putting up' tents Y09¢°\'d“Y» d
hospital, dispensing, 0P¢l'l\*-ml' “"0
store--tents having been fitted and
equipped. 'l‘he_.Coi‘l>l is now in gov
working order and at muster lll'°°°“‘
ted a smart, _soldierly lDl>°Hl‘Bl\\\°»
being sharp,'ac¢_lvs and alert. Sgt-
Maior Brooke, of 'the P. A. M. O.,
Halifax, has arrived to inst°u-.t the
corps. Today they ba¢ln the regular
riiinp work me wlllilbs put throusll
the stretcher drills. The lectures on.
an;::¢:r°g:;"ig~ innate: parade of- the
Brigade .‘_wa»" h`eld‘ on the mdrig
if ~ ' - l te mum r
§§.‘~.’i‘i"...'£'i."i°.i“ii?i"i~fi.'..i’i' iilii. iisiiiii
` = ii n .
n'mcg&Ud %t Uilirgturt shoo-
ting today A.” and B. Companies go- 
ln; on tliairan ` at 8.00 a. in-; D. It
lo ai. mi;~il._¢g'.Qip.1a. ~sl\d~l°.-_at . 4
|).l!l. ».,;!.:.. ,.. ._ _
'Pair '  ¢uuil_B»iia ei,
this Bs?t:llon,"&T‘he 'mnllogiitg of
the membon,_ii}l‘. composed' .- cya
from the ture! districts, principal 1,
it wus as lar lifwk IW 1
from Ruetlco. For istru-
nounmd t A() A .hail been attached
éghrxxgzlgggfii l~lcglrfi'efl¢ _f0l" dll|5Y d“_l`mK
an al tralninir- ` at cmnmb
ably' established and are; su ll!
down to work In fine °.h“\’°' sm"
were o _
will rticipate _in
UUA; mihriiing dismountgil' action Bud
F 'rill while in the afternoon‘
gcgiiigil-rzlii ddrill and extlnded order
work wfll'bs the order- ' 3
i some K _ » - _
t'1,,,.“, _giimiey is erlsitlhg much iii
“GWB ‘many have admired __ the
‘,,,,,,,, .&¢»- ypinetleehilitr let the
Orin; msn who have.l-unaidedyeon-.~
:treated and perfected an excellent
. _ a _
f.b at the
909
hM~_‘_NNW___,__,_,_~.,.~~._.v__~
IN FULL SWING
/ thc post three
the they Ililvc had the ll
t d terday nn-
A °"mph0rtdi;§,,iNn?i‘e Fytigulierton of
Th Light Horse M0 R10 M
ut in to muster y6l¢8N'|Hv Bild
rii ei the eemr this your ll
mag wireless outfit. ill 0l1¢\`l'
on gp, Keith Rogers had Colli-
iiohy 1,3 Pic/kai-il of ',tllfs‘=city. ‘Phil
' thin new ' f r aeamil MIG
have not as yet sent to either ship.
Bgt.Riogers and Corp Pickard have
their set located in front. of the
main building and last evening the
latter, from his home, "spoke" with
Sgt Rogers in camp, a distance of
about follr miles. The hoy‘s accom-
plishment is worthy of commandatior,
and in their work they exhibit an or-
iginality which has prefaced the car-
eers of noted men. BlB» ~ Silt- D9"-
ning has complimented the boys for
their enterprise and says he sees n
great future for wireless in the mill-
tia, especially portable sets, such as
this one is.
THROUGH PROVINCE
' ~ l||D YIITII IIIIILIIID
.Yestel-day the Northumberland left
this port at 8.20 a. m. for Picton
with passengers, freight. exi1\'°IB¢\“d
mail, docking at 12.00. She left `0l1
return at 4.45 p. in., docking _at
this pert 'at 8.-15 p. m., brinslnil
piiii,-erigers. freight, exsiress. and you-
tsrda7’s N. S. mail. he leaves this
'rlie Harland left yesterday u f
noon for Victoria. She carried a
m¢e_iiuiiilier ei pssesuizers and H.
good general cargo.
Yssterday the Enstern express train
arrived on time, the Southern accom-
modation was one hour- and
gon. inimltes late, the .West-
ern aceommodatlon arrived on time,
the Sulnmerside accommodation was
thirty minutes late, the Eastern ac-
commodation one hour and ten mln-
utqs _late and the Western express
was t_sn_mfnllte| late.
Ask for Minerd's and take no other.
morning for Picton at B._20 IL mice _‘I June 39-Smith Blldh _30“tg°‘;;‘l§ I
scientific rescnrch _.los il -L '1 ‘md l
onongh nriventurc to satisfy us.
~'Wo'li o to England next," Mild Canadian Bank of Cammeree.
Capt /\rapaklS. 3" ' " Aus_ _
(NEDAR PQSTS FUR SALE, carlo
’ ~ i i -
' en
 Tuesday morning. silver
watch. Finder please leave at
_° _
i'l‘oo lnisfor Classification.-i '
. __ ._ .__-_._.._-__ ___ __ _§i“§Eli2lL'1.-
Just arrived* In 7 8 9 and 10 it
gths. D. Sutherland, Stanley
fruitful. oi-.1 certainly wo h“"‘3,““ Bridge. ii-iiedti.
Thr. panrinra is 36 feet 9 inches in -"WANTED, ka' teacher 'for Corra-
J ville School, King's County.
. d ,
length, 14 feet _6 inches beam an S I d 1 ‘ _
 1  3  Of  iiiil.1f“i:z-.f?“ °  ..iii:.:,‘;i.
J
CHICAG() Jnne 26 - There will
To 'ED BEFORE l9|2 ferr-ed. Supplement voted. Apply to
- 'ANTED, V wrteacher' for Appin
   IW’ Road Sctllool. Protestant .Pro-
ames Gordon, Secretary, igmpllf
R0 2 1 l
_, ed- ____ _.___ ____ __‘?;___£
he ii szo.000 celebration when H01- »WIANrne, teacher ier springs il
in M, Diivics, a real estute broker andlé
on July 6 Davies will DBV f0l` to
School, Lot 67, first cl,
clubman married Miss Lillian John preferred. Supplement $50. _Ap;N;_
Wellington Hasla'm, Sec'y Trust-
“°“ lliiri l _lt the niiiieis ees. » s-zs<liw-
, h t iz y.
gthfeigengiiihvs "round table" several -' -
520,000 that he would not marrY_
b,,¢O‘,-5 Jah, 1, 1912. 'phat was before
I; Mi J hnson.
hupgveieg bg; ngtiflsd his feflow clllb
members of his intention to marry
and agreed to pay the 520.000- Th¢Y~
in return, have notified him it will
be soent for a wedding party. It
should he "some psrtyf
IEITIIER FUIECIST '
winds. local showers wit OK 0
coast. `
The temperature at three o'ciock
thismorning .was 58 degrees above
lsro.
The lowest temperature recorded
lett,` Victoria. - _ , _6f2Bd1tlIP_ ~
5P°°|“I V’ Th” G““"dI“"' IWIXNTED, is second .class teacher
WOUND, on Norwood Road, boy-'s
youri B-K0 DBVIW “"3” chdung with  brown coat. Owner may have
a number of friends about marriaB0 same by appiyihg to (;_ H_ Harp",
The talk entered the pel'l0nH1 353° East Royalty, and paying for this
and Davies finally bei- the °"°“'d adv." 6-29d3iPd~
IliN'l"l§l‘ri,Y't'éB`i§lIEi`r”l$'<J§i-eeiiviiliiii
I ol istrict No 98 Sup
IW, Sch n , D . . -
plement $35. Midsummer holidays.
Apply Stanley Bernard, Secretary
'l’i'ustees, New London P. O.
is-21ilsip<l_ __
*OR SALE, twelve acres land
-' about one-quarter mile north of
Victoria, with comfortable house,
outbuiidlng, orchard, etc. For fur-
ther particulars, apply to Aaron Gol-
“__
' ,I for Cumberland Hill School,
S rin and fall vacation
No.1 70. p g -
Supplement $80. Apply at, ones.
'l_\0mas P. Riley, Secretary, Dundas.
not ss; ii-zsgglpjl.
DWLIND, 'Burke’s Alleys, undil'
market, open lawful days ten to
eleven. I _ ¥f|G_¢|§f-
yesterday was sixty-seven degrees
seventy-one. The coldest recorded
the previous night was fifty-nine de-
grees above nero. .At nine p. m. yel-
uirday it was sixty-seven degrees
above zero.
Keep Mina:-d's Liniuient in the house.
NABMAN, Hen: Williams. fda 'e
Aho" gem ‘nd vm highest W” #J number. §e|id,;ace.8B3. or llllgne
wo Moen, 81 -J. 6-Zdlmoqg.
ABMAN, Andrew Dunean,rn -
ence phone, number 223-R, or ill.
A. Folter's. Central Drugstore, phone
number 163, where a first class turn-
out can be bad. 6-Zidlmpa.
to
"!'.‘P~‘%“"°U°d N1 Muuduy. when th
Crunlnal cases come up. `
Iii' IIIIIIIIENNI NEI]
Two
Bor
Deer
Dr
dres
und
of
ment by Dr Michael Clark. for ii couple of yearabsfore the con-
was
sent
ment of one of their number that if Hef-
€*"lBdH gave her goods and money Dust 25 years. has been business
o
to g _
The meeting was strongly antf~re~ member. The late Mr Manson wail
illrvcity and wi-is attended solely by prominent in social and fraternal sf-
fafmefs. many of whom drove in fairs of the town being a member ol
fm!" 10118 distances. King Hiram Lodge A. F. and 'A. M.
hey cheered the anti-reciprocity sua was also ei court chiitiiqus I.
C
T
arguments of Mr Borden, Perley and O.
B¢|'K°f°_“~ Thi” WHS U19 “PFI member of the Baptist Church. Ho
rural meeting ol tile tour at which ,ms an active worker in tha (;on_
Emi" KFOWCW ‘hd “Ut Illlt ill Ml scrviltive party having several times
“Pl’°*“`"“°0 mid Pfedent Y¢‘S0l“ti0l"lH~ ' refused offers of political honors. In
m°"'°“' th” Pafty Visit* We'~"~“k'i` civic iii`l`aii.'s he always took an activg
“nd 5lf|"1Ul°°““~_ interest being for some 10 or 12
Mr Borden was driven out to the yeah., 1, member of th, TW" council
experimental farm at Lacombe und duning which time hc sa" 8 ‘nu
;;‘::;di:°5:’e1t:g:’n"§&g°'gi‘;tgE:’ an gent of his time toward! the 'welfare
" "  """"”i sides his wife oné son Edward, of R.
II
Dr_
the
To
win
court politicians. whose mouthpiece
is
Russia and Germany to combine a- |m,_
gainst Austria. The Seinistchfno says:
c
self. Only Rilssln mid Germany am-
T
has altered the century-old tradit-
i
are henrd in the Balkans have a xen-
li
ite."
LONDON. June ze-'riie heirs to
most ofthe thrones of Europe, otherI
Princes and Princesses and specin1'_S
Ambassadors who have been Royal
Guests during the Coronation pro-
le-_T
I>IIiIIiiIIIIIii
ui Iiiiiinii
su -P
of
Yesterdayafteruoon the case of
Neil A._ Gillis vs William Drecland
an action for &espnss_ nahmiupgor
Wilfill it adjourned after five o’clock
ll~ m. Galldct & Haszard forplaiutifl
and Mutluoson & Menoiiiilrl iieleiiil-I
ants. I
In the liiorlling the case of McCal-I
lilin vs Uiirr, an action of repleviyi
wais concluded, judgment being roger
ve . ~
'1‘here _are no more non-jury cases
be tried and the petit jury will h
S
RED DEER. Alberta, June Z7- h”
this Rft0l`l100n and evening, and ag
stiittler, iill iii the eiiiistitiieieeyl to
Red Deer, represented in pnrlia- Un
A feature of the Lacornbo meeting BU'
and the eniphaticipronounce- 10t
the United States, she would have ma
ive .her sold and body as well. ‘ Co
r
his
Los Awonnus, chi., Juiie 21- Ce’
the sixty-first :liinilal conventionl
the American Medical Association, .
well as the ilnnlliil meetings of
this week in Los Angeles. At the
llussiiui slim ,_
ST. l’E'TERSliIlItG, June 27-The M.
the Semistchina, src trying to get
"Austrian fslseness is notorious.
here la nothing to show that she
hancc of grabbing something for
ring the great powers whose voices
no interest there. They must un-
h€8l'»ll1K and was before the court w
lurce meetings were held ny Mr 0”"
den and party Lacoinhe and Red Wa
pcclal to The Guardian. ._
WASHINGTON, June 28-With the
_continuation of the debate on ‘tho
ceedlngs have said farewell to Kiiiglflunadian Reciprocity Bill, the
George and _ Queen Mary and tbeispeech of Senator Cuming of Iowa.
greater number have already hiiri was the field event ln the Senate to-
London. Iuay. _ I _
.‘-ienator Borah of Idaho, Whole
eeth was interrupted by the storm
which swept over the capital yester-
day and caused ,s quick adjournment
the Senate, because the proceed-
ings eoiild not be heard, continlled
his remarks this afternoon.
The session figured as an :inti-re-
,ciproclty day from rhelflri-ilblican
Insurgcuntsf standpoint.
.S. MNNSUN
SUMMEHSIIIE. 
PN_S_S[S NWNY  
pecial from Guardian Corresboudenii.
S I
UMMERSIDIE, June 29 - The
death _occur.- Il-i last evening
_ of one of Summcrside's most promin-
] ent citizens in the person of Wm. 9
I
Manson after an illness of over
H..
'-°~' two years, the last month of'wbich
wa.. confined to his bed. Death wed
sed by Bright/s disease. Deceased-
s born at Kildare nearly 64 years I
o and when very young. moved
Roche and Andrew Bron” ad. with his _parents to Cape Traverse.
sed similar gatherings in 01,19 . When quite a young man he movei!
California. wbcrc he spent. 5 years.
returning to the Province be was
uctian of the rsflway mail dri-
the large number of settlers pre- ver b¢l¢W°Ul1 Sumuziel-side and Chor-
tetown.'About three years ago he
tlcd in Summerside and for 'thu
nager of the Hall Manufacturfnf
, of which firm he was also ‘
F‘. and was also a prominent
the town. He leaves to ‘mourn bs-
Holman, Ltd., also one brother,
T.
   John, in Nebraska, and two listers;
‘_\ir= Herbert Yates, and Mrs F. D. ‘
_ M<~l.eod, both residing in Spokane,
' G Wash. 'l‘he funeral takes place tomor~
O
iv Friday afternoon aty 2 p.m. from
lute residence top. the People's
netery with Masonic honors.-B.
_-
Several thousand physicians and sur-
geons fronl all parts of North Amer-
ica, together with several eminent ‘
medical men from abroad, were on
hand today nt the opening meetings
of
of
as
several affiliated medical bodies,
which are to continue their sessions
a
dhlily sessions of the several sections ed
f-h_°l`0 Wm be l“`*"*“"‘L°d d“"“g' the played on Bcl\'ide.c Links yester-
weelc more than five _llilndred papers d
and addressed on silbiects of medical bc,
ahd surgical interest.
AUSTRIA IROUSES ii
MNIN_Il_I_3 NISTENUII
A mixed foursome (handicap)
match medal play for prizes present-
liy the Executive Committee was
ay afternoon. Eight pairs entered,
ng drrlwii as follows:
Mrs. F. L. Haszard and W. We
lark.
Mrs. A. A. McLean and Percy
ope.
Mrs W. S. Stewart and D.-B. Stow-0
t.
Mrs Goodwill and A. W. Weeks.
Mrs. Warburton and pr. B. R Jenk-
Mrs. Bagnnli and W. S. Stew-
art.
Mrs. Alley and H. S. Longworth.
ons, especially now that sho sees a mils' J' 0` Hyndmun and Dr' Rau".
The winners were Mrs, W. S. Stew'
nrt and D. H. Stewart. ‘
Mlnards Llnlment lumbermsn'l friend
your wrath," were always remem-
bered and carrihd out, there would
be furor family quarrels and broken
hear l It is as if the hours of dark-
ness had same mallgn power of con-
verting a "little tif!" into a distinct
coolness, and the kindly thoughts of
half a life-time may be put to flight
in a single night. Bo never part from
a friend in anger, but "ma e it up"
as quickly as you fell out. Long ex-
plnnations are not needed. Pm sorry,
If
old fellow!" or “Forgive me, deari"
have healed many ii breach in léss
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lf “Let not the sun go down on than a momenffs dpice, and I think
.thst~the angels must ling for iny he
the triumph of love over anger. '
"WHAT OTHERS MAY NOT BEE."
each man's secret ungnessed cars
Were written on hfsbrow
How muny would our pity share
Who have our envy now;
Ami if the promptings of each more
No artffice concealed, _
How many trusting friends would
part `
M Whit N101 nw revealed. , _
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