to Chiu., of the German Association of Englr._
to return to Aman, eers The visitors will be received in  
before the end of July Hamr-urg by the municipal authori-
nr sehurinan is a native ol this tics and will he elven an nphcituniry .
’mvmce_ to inspect the Elbe tunnel and the
great shlpyards of this Vicinity On
Sunday the party will depart for
"NNT"
.
   Leipzig, where tne sessions oi the so- -__
°l°tY'B Bllllllal IMG*-lllg Will be held in As reported in yesterday’s Guar- sl
the municipal hall on M d _ 1,
AT  y. ill be inter- dentb at Edgehlll have returnled home
spersed with features of social enter- As usual they gave a good account Yehf-
____,_ taiiiiigsnf Oi; vicdnradaytthc vlisiéors ci thernselies while in college, ann
, __ W Cz ll 0. Of Ii S S Olll" 0 `el”- the place they secured on the exam-
K;“;{;lI;f£PE,I:,L,t.M,‘,’;‘e';,,; ,fn‘§;‘§,m19,ts many. including especially nn inspec- lnation lists is most eieoitahle. Miss
* tion of the Rhsnish and Wcsfphnlinn Nora wnrhurton, daughter or lvir. A. pcnsnn. $60. Autos-A for 14 against.
'mels 5'" with deuomuons' today industrial districts and visits toll; Warburton Charlottetown esp. ~
“l’”""‘l he' “"5 t° '“ lnvamng "my Dresden Dusseldorf. Onlcsnc. Frank- tnreo the Golfer-nor Generslsrnedsl
°l K“l"’M'° Templar Wm Wm remain fort and Mlllilvll for proficiency in the classes taught
in D05Ef93lUl\ 0| the MW N01' f»W0 at the school This much coveted penses, $65. Trustee elected, Peter
‘ms The °c°“‘°n is the annual ---___...l_.__. rrize is o en 'only t students who'
°°"°l“l'° of the grand c°mmand°ry °1 have spent ‘three years in the school
lf”"l“"“ Tm’ ”"°°“ °°”"“°“‘l°"‘°° and is for the highest aggregate of
of the itnte are well rellireilentzled and TO CONTROL ATLANTIC CABLE marks in the written and om, exam
the gat er ng s one 0 e ar es -- . . ,
ever entertained here A paradg, a LONDON June 19 The Australia 3,13'°v';‘;rb\:;2;o;h°nl;%’sfv0(;f 5:5  Trustees, Norman McDonald, William
full dress review and numerous fan- Associated Chambers of Commerce prize for Fidelity which is awmdcdhwmirnroe, Angus Mcfieatb; Secretary;
tures of entertainment are embraced Pelluwled th” G°mm°“wea““h gowrm .n vote of teachers and pupuB_ Inlwm. Muro; teacher Miss Lily M.
in the two days program ment' to negouate with Britain’ Can- this case the vote was a unanimous R
_..._ _ ada and New Zealand for the con- ‘ , li t t M
trol or the Atlantis eahle n t °“"» -"* ‘lla ‘“°* °°"“l’ "‘““ ° ‘““
a d o rc- ‘ l " 1
Warburton. Shc also won the prizle
A   duce commercial tous' for Languages and the mark "Dis-
--..».~_.............,,...,.,.,.-\.-...._,...-~...~.~...
rn*
1'
l . ` » ‘
qi ` i
, .
c,§,,_ The Hon. Frank Cochrane, “integer
for- °| RSUWHYI. accompanisdby Mr. r. _
P. Gutelius, Genepul,-Manqq. “G _
_ ' _ _ » w
OV
;§“m°“'= Rellvnrlrmr. lr P many
fclwcn. Dizhy. eau oeor ew '-Y t
ing their stay in Charlottetown
party will start on a tour over tb
-_.___
on ay and dlan the Prince Edward Island stu
'Puesda The sessions w
tmgmshed for Religious Knowledge
and Literature," In Class 2 Mies
used in the make of the steering Evelyn Gull. ilhllillithl” Ol MF- lllld
wheel, which has been brass-mounted Mrs. R. C. God. l'nC€lV°<l U12 mark
”"""" and is supported by a brass column. “Distinziilshed in Literature."
'Fhcrc in ut Prwnnt lyius in the The rudder shaft is oi hrass one Miss wands Wyatt. dauchtcr of Mr.
Cl1Mlilf£€¢0W'l'l llBl'll01’. m00l"°<i 8-li thi! there is a suitable arrangement on .°.nenkf=r Wyatt, Summerside, made a
llnunc Whnrl. n steam yacht which deck which is to be brought into on. enienuiii showing and will taiie the
wns lnunched here only n couple of eration to control the rniiuerni ease ivreoiil examinations this year.
nights nec. and which is ol peculiar of accident to the wheel gear. 'rho
lllltfest ffl the P00910 Of ¢lllS °ll`»Y lil head of the rudder is ‘fitted with s _-______`_.._._...___.
view of the fact that it was designed quadrant, '
and constructed entirely in Charlotte There is of worse 5 ferr amorrnt 0| n
town The boat, which is one of the cabin accommodation The cabin is 
lllgiiehl Stllllm YB-fill?-5 lil U10 l1Bl`ll0l'. situated in the .after portion of thc-
ls snprnprlntcly named A B Win deck-house, and its length ie io; ft.,
chcstcr. seems thnt its owner-builder its breadth being the full extent oi 
ls Mr I. Winchester, the well-known the beam of the deck-house Seven
tnzincer cf thc D G S Brent It port lights keep the eshin welilight- ____
was built in Mr Wlnchester's spare gd and airy A skylight of bard pine
llflllffl. und Was in COIIYSB Of GOHBCFUC' with two plate-glass windows, 22 ins. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 19.-
tion for about seven and a half years by 7 ins., enhances the appearance of (lomroenccment exercises wcie held to
Not only did Mr Winchester build the mom whleh has been neatly nn- day at Harvard University, Ameri-
lhe bent but he made the engine raged on in brown varnish The cab- cas oldest educational institution.
for her In fact h nished T110 engine in accommodations will allow 15 per- In addition to the d¢El`°¢9 l"’F°l"°‘= by
before he thought of building tllh sons to be comfortably seated the the members of the graduating C1199
yacht He began to work on the en- seats being cushioned and. artistically a number of honorary degrees ‘Fefe
Ellie In 1396 and il!1illl8€li¢8b0l1tf¢U upholstered in green Excellent lava- conferred upon men of distinction.
years ago Then it was he commcnc gory arrangements in s comparative The graduation exercises were held 86
ed the construction of the yacht in sense are pruvidcd The wheel house usual in Sanders Theatre and were
which he intended to use the engine which is seven feet long by six feet accompanied bv all Phe P°“‘l’ PM
'l'l1° Yhhllt WM d"lKn°d in B~¢°U"d' wide, has seating accommodatlonior ceremony characteristic of Similar
ance with n model built by Mr Win eight persons. The engine room is previous occasions.
dlemf FOV U10 dt‘3\li!ll¢l\\Z 01 UW also commodlous, and well ventllat- Nearly all the classes held recep-
yacht proper and the laying down Oi d The engine is of the compound tions during the day 1” ‘/°»\"1°“S_l”“l'°
llcr. Mr John White, of Charlotte for., .md nrt type, of three cylinders. or the college yard. The election of
l°Wll. WBB, however responsible But with the following stroke dimensl0liS! members to the board Of 0V@l`°°¢"“
the credit due to r Winchester for 4 ins 1 siins x 51 x5. The engine is and the annual meeting of the H81"
his achievement--which represents not fitted with a surface condenser, of 8 var.-I Alumni Association Wm’ $190
only shipbuilding ability but perse eapacity of 50 square feet of cooling held during the forenoon.
verance and determination-is not a surface and with an independent cen-
rht diminished thereby tl-unset eu-enietniz pump <2l 1 3 in- (;0|{DEl{SED ADS'
stroke) and independent air and feed T00 LATE FOR
DnsCn1P'rIoN AND DsvrAILs pumps 'rho engine is driven by s cllsslflcnlon
Roberts safety water tube boiler oi 
dimensions ard' Len th over- 75 square ft. grits surface, which hes
45 feet, and moiildéd beam 8 fi been built for a working pressure of One cent per word each inser-
keel measurement being 40 feet 200 lbs. per square iupb and is fitted U0., for advertising in this column-
of American white oslf. the with economizers and superheating Cash must accompany Order- Mlm’
and sister kesisons being of lu- steam pipes. mum chargv 9l"9“E¥;lll’°. °°’3t£;___
The ...sie george.. s it x s ft Moreover, it is sstialaetory to note. w;,5»yEr,*“_A viclc-PRINCIPAL FOR
tened every 18 inches with sllfloorlngs are provided with hatch ,_ Hi ol Mule
` Q e own - gb Scho . _
bolts, nuts Ind* viaiibers; and es which would give easy access in Tl%-UREEMS To RH-CH1E'5
with h ' " ‘ -
tr
t e sistogdk elsonsm The shy event and for cleaning Pl" T §:§M1w
1 c t cone- s. _---~---*- "“'“`”` _
8 Ntxctbbst :|io°°g‘:Ebgsrd and vegas appearance of the craft above soy W.;iN':‘E£J0'I(;CZ1a‘I-(§£iK:¥lCi,m1;(§lINT
akss. which trac! white oak. deck ismimprol;/iedl by ;ms5;vs:;i‘f:g ins- - PP Y 5_14Mu_
been larl y used in the iron ra D8' W ° TU" F"1§,fAK_
M gg, hui; 1.;sr tihinhei-3 noté. fore and aft. The propeller is CQMP3?zrggtegolxggbgulllirdiau m_
e some o ras-. ing - _ _
Mt “deck beams Altogether Mr Winchester has suc- sce.____ . -5 umm
ceeded in putting adoat a craft which WANTED__.A GIRL F0 _ 260
is not only s credit to himself but to w0,.k_ may Job. APPW £0
our the city of Charlottetown The A.B. Gramm SL __ _ -
Winchester sits the water gracefully i;,§7§VANTED EVERY TUES-
sndr on an even keel and has the in- ,uso wheat. Can handle larsl*
dicatlons of zood sailing qualities dal' t-t F J. Holman & Co.,
\c°mbm in :gg nxt' ((!)lb:N‘lbtN:ltto\\;n §"19M3"
r 0 ll *-* ““““ "“'° coND
represents TEACHER WANTED SE
R HOU SE-
6-20M3lpd
l sup-
eisss for .uonnf H0” Schoo Au
nlcmeféf ‘ggélg Applyo.zolNi)iiin1;€
un- Rober son. `__*_,_'_ ,,.....- --~ -~ -
ht- io§`sTi.s roxss. roxss, n1l.A0Ki
   ".:‘.°“°.‘t. “.2 .rr
OX » - ° '
foxes. and izcgoriygiitaga In Prmriel
0°-» 3°’ ' s-zoilizwks.
J li ‘-""" NTED. A MALE T A-
53: TEACHERD‘Ki:iley District ,N0 101.
up uber former "muon Supplement
the ;'3]‘l;3fnApply_to George B-sggmgt
s°°’f";f>"l'tn°1§l13n'§"vv;rTrnn-rua
iiillwii   W    M  5"
vls|i.Pliiil‘iii’ii  s. in calibur
_ g . -s es.
to Ottawa, arrived by the Nortbnm.l.e,~_
of the -
land yesterday evening 0., 8 hour of .-
illillection over the eastern ,section of li
to have him the P. E. Island Gullway. with the
and the in- °1°°Dtion of the Hou. the Minister of
him quasheo Hyde Rsllwsvs. who is the guest ol ur.
and Mrs. A. A. McLean, the party
'°- ill qllhrtered at the Revere Hotel dur-
At 9 o'eloek this ...er..i..g`t1.s
e
north-eastern section, going to sour-
S lsrlanti over the Elmira branch.
oinorro th u 1
Mx H the Mun.; H°Z;_bl:"“§f§nf,§’ uitgzgf Trustee. Joseph Praugbt; Secretary
n _ """`
ing to Charlottetown i th' it - W'
ana Hhluchnc June is -A eornlsl neon. D B 8 er “g‘“““'
from welcome awaits the members of the They will not go over the western
Br-oaks; American Society of Mechanical En- section during this visit as this por-
e, tour M gineers, who are due to arrive here tion of the road was recently inspect. .
reqnegg of to morrow to bold their annual meet- ed by the Minister. 'Con on' Auto' 5 mr’ U' against'
lug at Leipzig and later to rnehe s
tour of industrial Germany as guests
me   V.  onsflllalv " " e aim. _ _‘PAGE ff"
l"’.°1""‘ - -- -3 f" -
_
_ (Special to the Guardian)
J e anged betwee
In sentencing the prisoner the judg
eferred to the department
,, ., ---_-.____
NNUNL SNNNUL
MT. MELLICK. '
Supplement, $30; Expenses, $35
_MURRAY HARBOR NORTH.
Sigiplcment, $45; Secretary, Wm
STURGEON.
Supplement. $50; Sao ior principal
S20 for assistant; Trustee, Mr. Mat
ma
as charge of the
D .
'1‘RAVE'LLER’S REST.
BELL -RIVER.
Stewart. Secretary, M. F. Riley.
Auto-5 for, 2 against.
COMMERCIAL CROSS.
Supplement, $30; Expenses, $42'
use, Auto, 3 lor, 'f against.
BETHEL.
Sllllvlvmcnt, $25; Expense, $60;
'l'rustec, Ernest Lund; Secretary, Er-
nest Lund; Teacher Miss Edna Neill
rctil-cs; Auto, unanimously against.
M'1‘. HERBERT.
Su-pplemcnt, $40; Expenses $60;
Trustee, Percy Mutch; Secretary,
Sampson Fitrqiibursoii; Auto, 3 for
15 against.
MILL VIEW.
Supplement, $35; Expense, $50;
Trustee, A. R. Miitlnw; Flccretary, A.
J. Hynes; Alito, unanimously against.
ABN EY.
Supplement, $15; Expense, M2;
'I‘ruste`e, James Lanrijgan; Secretary,
Bull retired on accoumt of illness ami
Wlr. Gordon was elected in his place
for the ensuing year. Secretary, Louis
Wheeler; Alito, 9 for, 2 ngrilnst, 4
didn't vote.
GLEN WILLIAM.
Sulpplement, $30; Expense $49.50;
Trustees, W. H. Lord, J. A. McPhee,
and `A. J. McPherson; Secretary John
A. McPhee, Auto, unanimously 8-
gainst. _
ORWELL. COVE.
snppiernent, $s0; Expense. $40;
Secretary, D. W. McPherson; Auto.
unanimously opposed.
PANMURE ISLAND.
Supplement, $30 for 2nd class tea-
cher and $20 for Zirdi ExP°“5°» $255
Truste. James Lannigan; Secretary.
Michael Murphy.
BANGOR. "
supplement. $50; Elllenflei 5352
Triistlee. George GornlJ¢10fli SECFNBYY.
Alex., Laurier; Auto, 10 for. 10 8-
gainst.
BAYSIDE.
Trustees, Nell J. McDonald. JUN*
Mclnnis, Frank Gillis; Secretary,
ri-ann Gillis; Auto. 5 fOr. 11 “BH “Bl
' ' HARRLNGTQN. _
Supplement, $25; Expense, $100.
Trustee. Wm. Robinson; Secretary.
Charles E Stewart- Auto. 2101*. 15
E
CABLE HEAD WEST.
Swplemnng $20, Expenses. $45:_
Trustees, Howard J. Anderson, Geor-i
e McKen7ie, Joshua Garretti Sellfe'
iarv, A.~D. Anderson; Auto. lllllllllj
mously against.
B f $10
suppyemant; $40, increase 0 9
'pr-notes, E.  Webb; Secretary, E. C.
Webb; Aluto, 8 for, 10 against.
_._-...
» BURTON.
Trustees John Griffin » John DnI»
,s .
0 rAt 11 Mt
EBENEZER.
AMHIJRBT, June 19,-ohio; Jn,-
lhe Townsend today sentenced Chas.
cllri. Johli SLBBHQM M,P,, Trur log
,, J. rt. McLeod, ualiiexl J. c. Dong- intent chiia, to h h
ae- Iss. Gloss Buy; ir. R. Sawyer mere- el
fl
. ‘x n 'twelv A t za, is .
this 84- will A' H- Mxhrb. Moncton' C. Ja- B 6 on “sus 13
MEETINE NLPUNTS
h-
iss Landrigan, is the new trustee.
Through illness Mr Tobia Landrigan
resigned and Mr R J Stewellyn was
appointed to finish out his term of
0 I
Auto, 21 against; M-iss Sadie McCor-
C, Principal for two years, has re-
gned her position. Mr. Peter Dunn
Primary
epartmeut and is running another
Supplement voted, $40. School ex-
1`BB,\1Pplem;i;g f1l_il0.s='\;:f°“;;m?:e‘  "Fresh lobsters received daily 15a
xpecse. il U Mid Ale a ds per lb. Stewarts restaurant, 103
El`lNiN` KILLLU
-o-7..
.(Oanadiun Press)
e
Sod' Francisco Napa and Callistoga
Electric line near here toiday.
The number iujiued will probably
e exceed 25. A mistaken order brought
laid he fully concurred in the ver- the cars together head on. The front
‘ dict sud, while the matter would be cars of both trains were completely
tclascoped by the force of the colli-
sion. Tbe victims were pinned down
by the wreckage and the fire appara-
,tus and house-moving outfit nbar hy,
were used to extricate them. The
ten men who were all from nearby
gigvgs and the little girl were uniden-
e _
, uni liliThiIl'w
._    UPENS IN LNNNNN
-_.__
LONDON, June 19.-Under royal
' patronage, and with a list of prizes
ed at any previous exhibition oi its
kind given in London, the seventh
' International Horse Show was open-
ed at the Olympia this afternoon and
will be continued until July 1. The
decorations of the big exhibition hall
were so tasteful and gorgeous as to
ne year; Secretary, _,_ A_ Comms. evoke bxclamatlons of surprise and
adiniration from all the visitors. The
main feature consisted of thousands
and thousands of red roses clustering
on gilded trellis work. The cost of
the decorations exceeded $50,000.
The show this year is of a more
truly international character than
ever hcfore. No fewer than fifteen
countries are represented. Both the
United States and Canada are well
represented. Judge Moore, always
the strongest competitor, has a
certo-“Carmcn" which was contri-
       »v  A.  A- 
. . B
bury, Edward B. McLeam, Alfibd G.
Vanderbilt and J. Sumner Draper.
The most ,prominent of the Canadian
competitors are the Hiftolls and the
I-Ion. Adam Iiccli. Miss Mona Dunm,
the twelve-year-old Canadian girl
vious exhibitions, is on hand as
usual.
The most coveted trophy of the
show is the King Edward VII Cu
oiilcers in teams of three. 'I"lic
French have won it twice, sind If they
succeed this year it will hc their ah-
aolute property.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
At thc monthly meeting of the
I‘rlnco (inunty I-Iospitiil, the follow-
ing financial stutcment for thc your
was submitted:
meeting in thc Council Chambers on
Pay Patients...     ...$1,832.52
LIABILITIES .
Total on old Bldg. Acct.......$2,000.00
Current Account...-...    349.20
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 ...$2,349.20
EXPENDITURES.
897.83
135.97
367.30
247.62
158.47
162.78
92.28
Salaries, Supt. and Nurses...$
Wages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _
._
Surgical and Drug S\1Pl9lleB--
Groceries__,...   ... 
Fuel__..,.,     
Light and Water......  
Fresh Meat and Fish...  
.Plumbing and Repairs (Build-
ing Fllnd)...    ...  1.074-55
Furnace (Building Fund) . . . .
.. 1,021.10
Printing, Stationary and
Posts c 5105
Ice......      4.40
Mllk......      50.19
Sundries (Bldg. Fund),,.  2,945.35
Iuterest......     65.33
Cash on Hand......  ,  54.98
Deposited in Bunk...... ..  134.35
' $7,580.31
CAVENDI H- 1i.l.Nnss or uns phsmiuasr
LONDON, June 19.-The doctors
say that Mrs. Pankhurst has valvu-
lar heart disease and that another
WEST 2EVON.t G rg°_`_pi-ison term would kill her, ,
...Sunplement, $3: TPUS 909. W
neo., :svn neun. Jun °°°“= iiiluculcl-`issniS.»
s°°f°*;'>',, “°‘“‘ “‘°“°" '*“”°' “ ‘°' couulc svsnrs.--i f
_egains . `
l, `  “co
_-_ _ `
, - but se 'tary Ann One cent per word each insertion in
t h J ry on- ere .
this column. Gash must accompany
Straus; ll 0 .5¢ “' ' order. Minimum charge twenty-five
cents. ' ~ _ l
_-ai .
, _ »~ vs, rip'
vA1.amJo, cal., Jnne 19.-fren L'
adults and one child met. death in a
att. found guilty yesterday by the collision on iuterurhan trains on gli
rand fury of murdering his .nsters
and an array 0, entries never cquab formers, and the care bestowed upon
a piano selection “With Lofty Stride"
, . . h
who has attracted attenuon at m_c_ digital accomplishment by Misses
for jumping open to intarnationall "ml allegorical ‘l"""“
. .
. Charity-Miss M. Trulnor; Afllictiuid
. -Miss H. Corish; I’enury-Miss E.
`| ' ' _ Vessey and Angel of lleath~»Mlss M..
C
it was tieeineu to hohl the nnnnsi N"
nuolcirrs. 1,
subscriptions and Donations 5,730.29 af
Other Services...      17.50
$7,580.31 D
Fllillc ixincisis
zo- ‘
Academy, Charlottetown, was fur-
nished last night, when th u i
enioyable variety entertainment in
connection with the closing of the in-
stitution fur the summer holidays.
There was a large audience who re-
peatedly gave manifestations of their
high appreciation of the pupils’ clever
'I'he'program opened with a piano-
forte selection in which the Misses A.
Paoli, A. Blanchard, R. Mdlienna, T.
McKenna, M. Riley, F. Moore, M.
Hegan, A Maloney, I. Toumbs and
M. Blanchard gave a \ery creditable
interpretation of n concert ninrcb.
The succeeding item was n pleasing
c’hoi-us rendered by all the pupils.
interesting comedietta clinrmingly
staged by the members of the juve-
nile school. The make-ups of the
characters were excellent and gave
further proof of the thoroughness off
the preparation of the young per-
tbem hy the good sisters. For ex-.
alr..'>le the cliaructers of gentlemen;
couriers in the palace scenes portray-‘
ed were well presented. Withal r_hercN
'wus n becoming preservation of thc’
attributes of the gentler sex in thc
fuct that though the “gentleir\eu" of,
the play woile their hair and coats:
after the fashion of gentlemen of
those times-the Georgian period-L
place of the short skirtsi. 'l`lie1
Misses A. Blanchard, A. Puoll and R.
McKenna contributed a delightful
pianofortc solo-"Dancing Waves".
In a vocal quartet, Misses Ruth
Byrne, M. Gillis, I". Keaveney and
Agnes McDonald sang “Forget-Me
Not" with pleasing eifcct. Another
excellent pisnoforte item was a con-
rd, R. McKenna, T. Mclienna, N.
Jenkins, M. Trainor, M. Byrne and bl.|
Uoughn, and following this was also
-a lively composition which was
played with iiuc spirit and strlkin-'
__ Scwninii, M. Johnston, li. Custa-
gncr and M. Mciluaid.
Tho principal item of thc programi
was staged hy the seliiur girls-tt pow
, cntitlcill
'Tlirougll Peace to Light," the ciistc
of which wns as fullmis:
Iiermia, the Voyager' on The Sea of
llife--Miss M. Macclunaltl; Aiigclia, rc-
presenting "Good 'l`l\o\lglits"-Miss 
l'n0li, Tcrréinia, representing “World-L
ly Influence”-Miss R. liyrne; l~"aith-
Miss Iloylc; Hope-Miss N. .leuliins;.
ampbeil. Here again the makeupsl
were excellent und thc acting wus of
a
high order,
Im thc intcrvul hctwocn the arts thc
Notre Damn orvllcstrn lgnvc an cxrcl
lent riintributloii.
ll. uyrno, lvl. uiuis, lv. l<esve..ey`
il A. Mcflonulil gave nn cxccllcni.
ocal duct, “The M.ai¢lon`s Wish" and;
au enjoyable iuno duct "(` iricltnto‘
thc 24th Inst.-J. p|
p nl '
nyed by Misses A. Paoli, Ii, McKen-
na. A. Blanchnril, N. Jenkins, H. Mc.
'enna. M. Trainnr and T. McKenna
were the concluding items of a pro-
E
am that afforded a vhry high stand-'
d of entertainment. .
The musical program concluded, the
certificates of honor diplomas and, _ _ ` , ` ,
rlzes were distrlbiited, ns detaile:lfll“°‘""°r' “how” evhmcw ° re lg mm
below by the Rev. Father Mituricel v _ “ (-
Macdonald. who presided in the rc- T" "‘ I°“W” "T much were fu n
gr
ettablc absence of His Lordship
heirs.. °'.‘;:“.'.”.  2;: .i§::..i:     -~  -in in
tion, Miss May Macdonald read it "
ve
ry interacting address on bchnli of
the pupils. This was followed by
ASSETS. Eh
ort speeches by Father Macdonald.
~ . t i
Tota1Assets to datemm ______$1’500_00 gr. Anderson, Rev Fa her M<:Lcan o
t. Andrew’s, Rev. I-I. Scott-Smith
and Rev. Father Ryan, of St. Paul.
in
ure at the entertainment, congra-
tulated the youthful performers on
their successful renditions and D8lll H
deservedly warm tribute to the Rev.
Mother Superior and the Sls‘l!cl'9 ill
the thorough manner of their educa-
tion and preparation of the pupils.
which they expressed their Dlclls-i
THE PRIZE LIST
Following is the full list of the
h  ..    ..  3.75 prizes, certificates of honor an di-
- ' 1Ille§;arT;..... `  112.50 plomas preseiltedz-
a ainst.
CERTIFICATES OF HONOR.
Regular attendance, correct de-
portment and earnest, faithful study
during the entire school yeai'3--
Prsught. '
Hogan.
First Intermediate Class-Mariano
Arsenault, Rebecca (lastagner, Mil
dred Ronaghan, Dora Walsh. Lorett
Macdonald, Mary Connolly. *mt
Conley. Mary Kilfoy.
Third Senior (dass-Marv Mncdo
an. Mary McQuaid.
Anna Maloney. I __ '
` _ Dlrhouis. _
Nl NNLNE NNML
l
_ Further evidence of the lnnny-sided
el of the education, and its bigh
tlndard, aflorded at the Notre Duma
_ e p p ls of
the Academy successfully gave 3 very
ability. l
“Royal Revcls” wns tllc title of our
silk knee breeehes did not take tliel »
Third Intermediate Class-Fr8»n¢€S
Connolly, Marjorie Conlev. Mary C.
McCarey, Mary McAulaY. Hllda
. _ n
aid, Adele Machellan, Frances McLel-
ien, Katherine Coyle. Ethel Lnndris-
Second Senior Claes-Alyslb M” d H, 0 X
donald, Eva McKenna. Nigel” 9054*' Gm e
For excellence in the Palmer Meth-
NPPENL GNNNlL_N
IN NBTLU USL
:canadian Press)
WASHINGTON., Julio 19.~(lbM
Justice White today Ullitod an ap-
Deel to the Supremo Oourt for Sant
uei Compare. John lffteboll nhl
Frank _ Morrison, the Isbordedq-g
convfcfled of contempt of court in the
noted Buck Stove and Range cue
which created a sensation some
months ago. The appeal will be
ht-ard after the Octor-er session.
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ASCOT, June 19.-The race for the
Ascot gold cup, one of the most co-
veted prizes ol the English turf. was
marred to-day by an incident similar
to that which brought the king'c
horse down in the Derby when Millie _
Wilding lla\lson sought and found
death in the cause of militant suffra-
gettes.
in this case it was a man, Harold
Hewitt. who emulated Miss Davieoxf;
lent. According to Ascot, Hewitt
who was not connected with the suf-
frngettcs, was of unsound mind of a
type peculiarly liable to be curled
anny by iinitativs impulse. I-Ia re-
verted the same penalty for his tem-
crlty as did Miss Davison, a fracture
ut the base of the skull. At A late
hour to-night he was lying uncon-
scious in the hospital, after under-
going an operation on s, forloru hope
that his life might be saved. King
George, Queen mary, ex-King Manuel
of Portugal, Crown Prince, and
Urowfn f’i'1nc‘css of Sweden, the Duke
of Connaught, Princess Patricia and
it number of lesser royalties were
watching thc race from the royal
stand.
Coming down straight August Bel-
inontjs lanioua colt, Tracery, son of
liocksanil, shot into the lead, 'He
was going like a well oiled piece of
machinery and soon had the nearest
horse sqvcrul lengths behind. Scam-
ingly Tracery was assured of an easy
victor .
Y
i-luildenly n man jumped from the
rails waving ii red flag with one hand
und with thc other pointing a revol-
vcr nt .Jockey Whallcy who had s
niount on Traccry. I-lc shouted
“Pull up, or I’ll shoot you.”
Whullr-y iiiil his best to divery the
llurse’s course but fniled. 'Pracery
striking thc man full iln the chest
with his shilulilcr sent him flying sav-
cml yards and chrnle down on his
YIOFE. -
Whullcy did his best to divert the
being un adept at taking s toss fell
nu his back and rolled to safety un-
der the rails.
In tho nicuutlnin the other horses
ruins- tllunilcriug on, unc of them giv-
iuc thc nuihor of all the trouble.
wil.. luy sprawling. n terrible kick on
ibn lroml in Passing. °~
Slove- for n bruise Wballey was un-
iuiurcd rind when tlfu king sent for
him bn ivnlkpil siiflly to the Royal
box to rcrcive congratulations on his
Cl~l(‘B.l'lY‘.
Hewitt ls about forty years of age.
According to the police he is s cul-
furcil man having been educated at
Harrow :~nrf (`fvn‘(“rifiee and is Domes-
ofil of iiifleywrirlent means. FN had.
finiu. A bible was found on him
uofefinns /md also a flinrv in which
the ins* nntrv was mnrle ft fav' hours
-n"ir.f‘.== of these races. If T fail in
..... ;..¢..at.'f-n to stan the gold cun I
heap 1 -hell not hurt anv .ir the im-
\-...»e_ These ranne hi-log out all tbat
is worst in humcnity."'
MODEL SCHOOL
The model school closes this morn-
ing for the summer holidays:-
MISS SCO’I`T'S DEPARTMENT
Grade VII.-J. Thompson Camp-
bell, Clive M. Maelnnis, Dorothy A.
Winchester, Eleanor M. Lowe.
Grade \'l'.-Ethel B. Bagnall, G.
Bertram Moore, Richard W. Ai'L<Iel'S0fl
Edith K. Stanley.
MISS ROBER'I‘SO-N'S
DEPARTMENT
Grade V.-Warren J. Duchcmin.
Margaret F. Blenkhorn, Edwurd 3-
chsnrlier, Earle G. uaehnnis, l.eish
v. Dingv.-ell, lcllison T. Turner. Joni#
G. Fraser.
Grade I\'_-Mary E. Moore. Ell°°“
Second Intermediate Class-Dorothy V' L°"~“W°rth'
Q liirss MnrKrcNzIl=l's DsPAR1‘Mlll!~"l`
` Grade III --Jenn Mutch. Lol*
B ' to
. . tl. Ward, Doris Mac!! .
“L hhlllfé xferrnds. Jnnn A=hi°s~ “fm
B,enk,mm’ Tsmpg, Lane, Arthur Bpil.
' leg, Margaret Heatberi'ls°-
irrss Doassvs DEPARTMENT
' -D u las Gordoia, gon-
M li* 1 , Ruth Mute I ‘
Qiinetrliztae 1I§cl?v-v:n“,e Helen Chsfwll. D0-
,-othy Simms, Catherine Msthieson.
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Y DEPARTMENT
Mr. A. N. Palmer of C°1l°'__§;§'f§;
Iowa-Marianne Arsemult,m Dom
Castagner, Mildred Emu” ' M
Walsh winnuggj lftrlfllnle 3
Grads I., Division A.-Gertrude
Vaughan, Selma OWEN. H0017 SWB'
ry cer. 'Bruce Ross. R°l""t K°“¥. l-»°\'°¥
C 'ly La,-¢¢_¢s liccdohsfd, Ri¢e,Jenkfns, Agnes Corian.
OHIO »
Division s'-sums Mhfnir. lfnwt
Anderson, Ada. Ward.