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tsiii aigl ibn Academic- Francaise Friday for Charlottetown, us of ‘M “G “Nuo” U’ mmm" I pedal to TM Guard/ln) t
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lnmvl slliilll  ciliisi  THE ml viii
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_ _ _ (wh li °°i'1'\\° G\mrel».s.)'\ lcsnnaa rr .1-
0'1'i'AWA. _Mir I1-Scwns Mid# HAI- AX. may 21-'rns nsislȢ l>elcru~ any ziikagftlnn si ua
FEI(
navel lriil from outside the House
_ 0
o use ui cum inn ind una .o'1"rAw-A, M z~.-'rn nl sl su c , l sl d 
Rvvel wht: ei Cecelia today voted and Newleuudlcud with Prince al ly nozeponsdénifilr; tg lndesdlgsk ghumipriry in :lie sedate, ddlngwiie 1'~i;:l°ns lglngfm lags." vivlixslihglsldlnr
(Gwsdhn PFS!!-J '
to admit wgmbn to membership. _ bert
on board. gh
he is ekpected to be at Charlotte
Government troops are still march
Uppoaition in the House of Commons
e parties in parliament, work of Sir Wilfrid Liaurier and and Bi: Frederick Bord
Prof Adamfof l[oGill. was the chief B
champion of the move and Col. Den- town, Saturday, for a short stay. in
nlson of Toronto, the clllefopponent.
I _ _ I _ ' rtherest port of call ghsm
~  ' _ There are a good number of cadets ---- --
‘ ", ` on board and Commander Smith is
to
' rs i I
pec al to The Guardian)
~0T'I‘AWA,- May Fl.-JI‘he minister ol A
justice stated this afternoon in the
House that' it was his purpose _to
have an investigation- at the earliest
opportunity into the conditions ol
Kingston Penitentiary. The investi
gatfon would begin when he would be
able to get a~ commissioner who would
be able to make a report useful to B
charge.
which, she will csll at Sydney.
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BLISTINII
- » LONDON, Ont., May 27-"The
Friedmann cure had no eiiect one way
_ or the other on our patients as far
the Minister afterwards ' were blown to Pieces to-day and Q
The matter was brought to a bead‘ three injured, two possibly fatally, th
by a. speech made by Dr. Ewards from a premature blast, about five tu
(Frontenac) who dwelt upon the in- miles east of this city. A gang of ga
eflectivity and the absurdity of cer- Dominion construction employes were bu
tain rules in force in the Penitentia- at work blasting in s. cut on the Le- Oc
_ ` - gh Cement .company's farm prcpar- at
ry He gave one instance which as hi
tonisbed the House. He told of a in
.S
guard who was on night duty and lin
compelled to wind so many clocks at WHL .
a certain-time as a proof that be hed, A sian named John Grey had been
been watchful in ni-is duty. one sight cherries the holes. and it is stated I C    
as this certain guard was making blah th
rounds, he noticed,s. convict hanging Mcheah, that the charging WM coins'
in .h`ls‘ cell in an attempt to commit on _
suicide. He proceeded in cue mln une. saying that one hole was what
T
down amd restore animation, thus is
saving tne convlct’s lifs Hs then friction of the drills caused the rock
proceeded to wind the clocks some- to
what later than usual. This was no-
. , , I Ed-
tiesd by s superior nmser in ins plied: ‘;Ii__y°u dgét iikedreiur suit. ‘,f,';If,§'1t,’f,,,,1,;"""§,;';,,°°,.§§';3{,,,,l,,`,§.,."°§ so
en flut. He ,cons erugbm- _ ' h ., '
the delay was caused by preventing self discharged, and climbed out ofthe wh" “M 1°' W at nmson'
tile convict from commiting suicide excavation. He had just got out of
by hanging. The answer of the Bu- ra
morning. The guard explained that th
parlor officer was “Let them hang its
and mriud your clocks." He then pro-
ilon. Charles Doherty in rel>ly said
there was room for vakt improve-
ment in the treatment of the prison-
ers in all the penitentiaries. I-le said Ei
th U \ it f Ll , ll -
that 1”’ hm’ 1" ””"° ’°"’°"’"'g '°' igledndwzzrlgs oo: ffgzflmszzs, “dz cial fishery guardian- Sueh efiiwe
onstraflng that the mierococus. U9 °mDI°Y°d by *M1908-H0ll~~only. llc
hm, mugs; the 10;-magpm 0; “rig was not dislnissed, but when his
,term oi employment ceased, be was
__ ns_.- _'l‘.welve'l'g"nfnea pigs were-in`- 1105 1'¢'°"E38'°<`|-. '
tem the minister stated that hehe- hen!! mth t“‘m.'°"l°si' 'md um" my
lieved the fruits ‘of the convict la- cummd wnh a °§1t;“`° 0! tm’ mmm”
bor should go to those 'depending up- °°°“s`dT°n ms” “_ ate' Bu had ’°`
on the convicts and to those particu- cove” “wp ana'
the general improvement of the sys- “I
tcm for some time. Hc hoped later m
in bring down legislation and ns i"
would user in- mind what nec been “
said. Breaking of "t'b'e' 'general 'a`yiaF' I
lsrly who suffered from the punish-
ment handed out to the convict.
SAYS IIUSBAIID `
FRRCTIIRED SKULL
L-*_
wmnlrmo, Msn., May ze.-‘ani-,
YUFIDK from a fractured skull, Mary W
Od
O"l‘oole now lies in the General Hoe- t
pitnl at the point of death, the d
ro LITE F08 _ 2'*
‘ I clsselflcllnoll' .
nor? Abreu 'ro Linens l=a1E’r- *
ing. Arnlrtc onsrdlsn omes
`the ovllidr on application. B-28M3l.
WANTED GOCD SMART BOY T0 `b
` e. A o lil.
work in Drugstor pply 1; (1 Q q; 1; 1 t 1 bb i have taken a sharp advance and ship-
Ji`?_°£2!»_Dr'uz;s_i“ itgndlhgaiczisfiiiigg? ‘I ° ° Us on new to-‘day are ravine $1-20 e heml-
cceded to rcprimand the guard severe- A
lv
rams, May ze-'rue eminent phy-
Dlvllil
I SYDNEY, May 26--From the pre-
  sent outlook the salmon fishermen
` along the southern shore of Cape Bre-
tlng one,” revived interest in two
for the construction of e. spur m
'at he complained to the foreman,
too. rapidly. He refused to conti-
called "hot hole,” meaning that
heat.
he foreman is said to have re-
d. ‘ -
l _ _ _ in I
_ `  ' 'HN °““\b°f1°“‘1 li" bwi welihz  
here and after her cruise will again
' . put into Halifax harbor, on the way
I
'I' ‘ _
BEE!! DISCOVEBED t
D
oysters, is fatal to the tubercle
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he tariff bill in hand, that, in his 8
D _
o inian, the lobbyists were not mal; the liistrict will witness their best
__ ‘_ __ 5_'_14M" (ng guy hmdway, season in quarter century.
__ _ -_  1
L0B.|._,_;AN_ UMBRELLA_ LEFT IR. The President s declaration- that
th’ _uuudun once' mayl be had by the lobbyists were so thick that one
couidn't throw a brick without hit-
iils recently introduced in the house
lr south but it is believed here they
Her crlllle will not include any will not attack tim’ rebellious n
--»-~ manosuvres and Quebec will be ins in
fu
as
Superintendent of the Byron Sani-
Ennlivlnnm. May as.-'rinse men fgmm' may “md” tm °m°m°"t‘
berculosls. “Our patients at the
t they did well before the were in-
e from the Canadian Pacific rail- lent, ,waived below he c,,me_»~
nge when a terrific explosion occur- th
held? If so, who held it?
HER CURE HAS ,,,,,,,,,
ologist Prof Raphael Dubois, of U19 new 9»lYP0i“U“°“I5 mime?
WASHINJTON, May 26-President have the biggest catch in thirteen
ilson stirred congressional sl;-diss years at the close of this season. On
_ ay with an smphatie statement to Saturday last about twenty thou-
eucuhcing the "industrious" and send dunes and been netted and
wound being caused, according to the “insidious” lobby in Washington at- S
woman’s statement, by s. blow from tempting to create public sentiment t
a stone in the bends oi hcr husband. against certain features of the Under-
, _ wood tariff bill. This was accepted at thirty thousand pounds is looked for
e capitol as referring to 1-,hs unusual before the _nets are taken in. The
ilorte being made against free raw bulk of the hath is sigprillcd to I Mon-
' , wool and free su ar. While the rcsi- treal and Bos on, w ic are c amor-
GOIIDERIED ADD8 ' dent was declaring; ic ins eplnidnpinsz me 1°' Cave Bruton se1m°°» and
e public should be relieved "from where the Shii>l>cl`B Bic K6¢fi“E l’-|lifI'»Y
he intolerable burdens," senators cents a pound. There has been u0
nd representatives were viewing on break in the run since the season op-
-- _every hand the evidences of the lobby- ened. On Saturday 8 liulcille fisher-
ons sent per wgrqsgsh in,"-tion in ists, who heat them and si nificsnce
this column.“Oash must accompany W
order. Minimum charge twenty-nv, by Senator Simmons, chairman of
cents; the finance committee which had now l
mains to work ln. A grand total of
, g man captured eighty-three fish in his
as attached to a statement made nets totsllin 996 olmde
n here at the close of the salmon
Pcvrsrons $1.20 Pisa animal. I
factlo
Klang Siu but merely surround
NIIN NII [FFEIII
____
(Canadian Press.)
I observed," Mr. Ross, Medical
discussing the charges made by Dr.
onneli, New York, who maintained
e serum had aggravated cases of
nltsrium have done well," ne said
Y
uluted by the Fricdmann serum. 1
tribute their progress not to Fried-
ann but to the treatment the pat-
--..-_` ..
IIIHNEN IN CNMMIINS
Mr, RICHARDS asked:
1. line Daniel N. Forbes, fishery
2. On whose recommendation was
is dismissal made?
3. Was there an investigation
4. What are the names of the wit-
5. Who has been appointed to fill
he position?
6. On whose recommendation was
Mr. HAZEN: Mr. Forbes was a spe-
SIILNION
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on from Bsleine to Gabarus will
D
hipped-a record not approached in
he last decade, and June still re-
ll P ~
Should the mackerel which strike
eason, run as well, the fishermen of
AT wo0DS'rocK `
emi-_
WOOD STOCK, 'May 26.-P01'-Bl-008
S
a
ti
8.
Y)
D
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P
8
ll
n
9.
Sir George Ross, Liberal leader in th
the Senate, this afternoon, following these in with frequent affirmatioas -ol
a Liberal caucus held in the morning s
If the Liberal majority sticks toge- lin
th
n hope for the bill and there is no ts
lmmed
naval forces of the empire, so far as ne
the Liberals are concerned. Sir Geo.
Ross moved an amendment “That th
tb
stltlltional principles, it could pro-
pie ln it." . 
party in Ontario would come forward we
the House watched the proceedings hi,
and the galleries were full of people. d,,,,._ rpm, "faction of tm, bm ,,,.,,,,,t
thi t th l d thi
that nothing went wrong with his nz 0 e emp re tm every ng
to
plans went personally to the Senate The “cond” of tha amendment was
enator Hewitt Bostock of British
olumbfa, an English born, ‘
spectators. Several of the Liberal S
ex-rn-inisters who have been fighting C
The expected action was taken by g
Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, the visiting for
British Ambassador of the United ,und
tutes was there and saw it done nw
r
en.
Sir George Ross spoke for two
will kill the naval bill hours entirely in repetition of the er-
nts advanced by the blockers in
e House of Commons. I-le mixed
desire to do all that was necessary
the emlfre. "I am a ‘Canadian
an Imperlalist,” he said, and
Veil to kill the bill. H0 took the
e that if ships were allotted Can.
cr as it undoubtedly will there is ads, would giys gum, under the
M _
of the Laurier Naval B
° lil. H
18% Md BBBCNVB Did $0 U10 argued that the present hill was un?
cessary and il put upon the statute
books would be useless. He declared
at everything that could be donle
is House is not justified in giving under the proposed law could be done
its assent to this bill until it is sub- under the existing law. I-Ie repeated-
mitted to the Judgment of the coun- ly
tr ”
set the naval proposals of the gov-
Y- TMS 15 thi’ °“b5W“°° 9! N10 ernment over against the permanent
l7l‘°0¢d°ll¢l`. U39 Royal Society oillrl- ship Cuinberlhnd leaves Halifax on eonstit' 'on h
I ' _ ‘ th I
_ ' ' ‘ ` , e
mendment moved by Senator Long- pol'
man
me by the Liberal majority which Jpri
icy of a Canadian navy argued
heed When the LB\1ri0l‘ NBVBI S°i‘Vi°0 against annual contributions and at
Bill was befolie the Senate in 1910. in
e same time objected that no per-
It was of course relectedat that
O
ent policy was odered. The
me Minister’s reference to the Ben-
uow al>l>lies it to defeat the dread- ate at the meeting at Toronto, he
n
light silt. described ss uncslled lor. "we ddnw
Sir Geo- Rose. in movies the assume," he said "rd he shove the
mendment said that if such an Q,
amendment had been proposed in con- ly
nadian necplc"', and he immediate-
proceeded to destroy the people's
ection with a bill founded upon con- gm, to the M¢,th,r|,u,d_
0
erly be moved to s measure °‘W\bich m
as not got a constitutional princf- wa
er
One of the most remarkable state-
nts made in this two-hours speech
s an assertion by the Liberal lend-
that he was not concerned with
The flilcctation that the former the political aspect of the case.
remler and leader of the Liberal didlyg can, Wheglm. the gov,”-mnml-,
nt to the count or not
_ Th
s executioner of the naval bill drew senate was ,mt ¢hr°y,.e_ he ,mm tg
a large crowd to tlie Senate. The me
Upper House has not known another 0
ouse dey in many years. A large ,-,.9
asc either side but to do ‘I0ilr
wn sweet will according tn our judge
nt and good conscience." I-In de-
Umbef 01 memberv 011 both sides of clsred insi. ll consideration or the
Sir W-ilfrid Laurier, to make Sure no
nd was among the most interested
l were deferred no harm would be
Canada.
auuuuuus
Arnett, Louie
Arsenault, Jeanne
Auld, Brewer
Auld. Ernest
Aylward, Irene
Baker, Ruth
' C
Bonuell, Sydney
Cairns, Augustus ' P.
Campbell, Katie
Callaghan, Mary
Campbell, Miller
Clay, Harold
Y. B
Currie, Hector
Donald, Amy
Foley, Harry I
Gallant, FIBDCBB
Gull! Addie Dr
Jelly, Olive - Of
INE WINNENS IN 7“"“ "‘.’>‘@Err»i»ns
LONDON, May 26--Father Bernard
Vaughan, addressing the Catholic
_ __ Women's .l.ee.gue'~on- the subject of_
 .~-‘fly V.  .  ~i_thsfreak‘~deneesNssid:---=.~  ~ 1 i
"There is not much need of
UW
expressing any _ view about those
The following is the complete list games which of recent data have
of winners of first year certificates g
from Prince of Wales College, bullet- T
ined last evening. The results for sec- in
ond year will likely appear tomorrow e
morniugz- 0
een imported from the Zoological
B _
rdens into London drawing rooms
heir very animal names simply H
dicate their animal nature. Not
ven the negro and the ncgress think E
f breaking into such performances,
except when they are drunk.”
AR FERRY BY ,
NEXT YEAR
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OTTAWA, May 26.-‘I-lon. Mr. Coch-
-Bell, Vernal rane told E.\M. MacDonald, in the
Boates, Harry House to-day, that the P. E. I. car
` ferry would be ready for operation in
Brooks, Mildred 1914. The government had not yet
Buxton, Bertie . taken up the work of chan in the 8
S E
E. I. railway gauge. The connec
Clarke, Amy 1 tion of the car ferry with the Inter- Z
Callaghan. Alllllc colonial would be dealt with under
Carruthers, Bessie the branch line hill.
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Crosb Ol a NEW YORK POLICE
GRAFTER SENTENCED
.NEW YORK, May 26-Thomas F.
b' , ll t I ll
M r ref, gud ‘SEEN collli¢Nctoi'&f:!>l?Pgli::)i;)1:13311? statin?-' that b°gi""mg M°”d“7» J““°
 A7115; tor Sweeney was went to Sing. Sing 3» l"""d“°° “1“°h““*““ in M°“t‘°°"'l “ml
P ' O
leon to serve from six to ten years
collecting "protection" money
COMPOBITOR
ing up) wanted
man work at the
Stables, ' one who
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, e
B'l‘UDEN,'l“BHOT HIMSELF wéek. Houltofl PHCU9 ‘$04151 W§f°
;2_z5 8, barrel. .
U
out tg get good prices. It is predict-
There are many P0'1i3¢0°3 ‘U1 511° ¢0““'
and the farmers who held on are
d that the price will go $1-50 thi!!
Hennebery. Al1“¢°
from a Harlem hotel keeper. Sweeney
Hodgson Gordon
Keenan, Percy
Lane, Warren
Lemon, John
Leclsir, Margaret
is
one of four former inspectors re- ‘
. ccntly convicted and imprisoned.
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imp
for pre-
AFTER-
York
Til LCGA'l'H
wr-mu Hn mn Nor Pass.
May 2G--Disap-
io pass his
amedfcsl stu-
to attempt sili-
hcre today. At
the Dean of the
reading the
r&ef!6ll ‘ tht
gusimedg-‘1 _Clif
its shot 'hiri-
Iit Wd# .later
Ydlihd would
the _ iidiincif- `
*__-_n
_ GARY ARENA _
CAL BURNED TO GRCUND
CAUGARY, Alta., May Zii.-Burns'
Arena, the scene of SatllrdsY‘6 f-I`B8i¢
event when McCarty lost his life, wad
totally destroyed bY me i-if fm “BYU
liour this morning. The oriifiil 0! the
nn 1, 5 mystery, Wesley Benson. his
wire and me children. were asleep in
li corner of the building and eibcallcd
jus( ns the flames commenced to lick
up that-portion df the nuildihs in
'high they were sleeping. The build-
ing is covered by insurance.
I
‘ nl. 'ro a
w_QMEN,_ F waacx nannies
BT. ANDREWS, scotiend.ulif':1y§£
mlllmgstmsugeszizvh .W 8°"
thlsere, find so interfere tigitilf 915
.» -  __ nba-
°I=n1f§xll§§su_‘iEh gtg; qwxsggi
wg:-2:2, vgllgather 'W 
ey ins niint guards. who have
Mooney, Emma
Mellish, Minnle_
Monaghan, MBFKBFGU
Murphy. Marv
Murray, Alex'
Murray, Fiol‘el\C0
Mutcb, Edith
Moran, Hazel.
Mclifwen. 505°"
Mcpqnnld, Jeanette
McDonald. M_&\'i°D.
McDonald, Martha
McFarlane, Enid
Meliensle, 'Lilian
McLean. -Ge°rzi°
Mc-Lean, John
McLeod. Harold _
McLeod, Wm.
McNeill, Sadie
McPherson, Augusta
Ne‘ws_ome, Morley
Nicholson, Hlliwlm
rinsed. mienssl _
B_l¢¥|il|-‘lb FVUUD `
Html-  x
-Rb°||`Yl n‘°h“.
Bsblne. lla* ‘" _
5impson,_ ude ~
iipindls. Wm;
 ifsmfs
sltavert. 'Annie
»'l‘rllnor. Charles
brsomeoiififii .ffiliil __',
. the  . tm'
MV'  ` _` 9,-_ ,it
.1 i w»i"1si°r”,i~b1e_, "  freeman.-any ' -
:”s.‘§iP’s;}ng,;e im* . .vin cr. ‘nuns
' i¢5»\'i'°\\»'liari°\= '
j"$¢“.i".id§.°nli°n°"
6 _
PATIENT ounszn
sv on. lmrmnmasu.
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MONTREAL, May 28»-Charles Mc-
'Cabbie, one of the Friedmann pat-
ie it h
n s, w o has been an inmate ofi
Hotel Dieu for several months, will
leave for his home shortly, cured.
Mr. McCs.bble suffered from tuber-
culosis in the foot, and his mslady
proved so serious that amputation
‘was decided upon. During the past
week he has been walking about and
his strength is returning with erer-
.cise and fresh air. _ '
In the other patients there is 'no
change, either for better or wel-es.
- .
SERIOUSLY STABBED
_ IN ROW OVER 85 CENTS.
hilh. s» Beotc man, about thirty
edltissndsrstoed the .wo
to sl) .ts seen. ,
, . _
GUM-PH. Ml! 38-John McCor-
Iscsbs :cashew   irlrthim
on nhl-,nennell term _sftul-as sing
nm. lin!  removed to  Gen-
anl Hamm. *ras wounds were in-
_meeed se tee sands or all Ionian,
when urea  yu been sn?-
. : , , _ _ , _. “ll Gil
,Ima :campus ideas on sm si si
‘Minn who hahah iltsleation with
_.th  Ti' WI! Ill over a mat-
_ _ _ _,  _}»llinsrdfs_x.inissee_.oens   _ f
Tor Au." ` I
i SINNI IIINLIII
(Canadian Press.)
HALLB, Germany, May Z7-While
imitltlng William Tell in s, stunt,
a medical student named Krusskoheu
at the University here put s besi-
mug on his head and a fellow stu-
dent shot at it. The first shot struck
Krullkohen square in the centre of
the forehead killing him instantly,
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PNIIMINENI CIIIZEN
[INS IN IIUiBEII
MONTREAL, May 27-Alexander
'Henrl Masson, eldest son of late
Hon. L. F. R. Manson, at one time
governor of Quebec, died yesterday
aged 50.
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SIIINII SIIIIKEIIS
IIEIUIIN III WIIIIN
(Special to The Guardian.)
l-IALIFAX, N. S., May 27-Striking
wood workers in Sydney to the num-
ber of 50 who have been out since
May let, decided to return to work.
The men asked for s nine hour day.
The bosses compromised on 9§
hours. They formerly worked ten
hours.
ol= sl>Ecul|_
_liorlcr
The Colonial Stock Company wish
to announce that on account of t'n‘e
reception being held, welcoming the
new Bishop this evening, the per-
formance of “Mn Hopkinson" will
commence at 9 o’clock, thus enabling
those desirous of being present at thc
arrival and procession an opportunity
of doing so.
Tickets are now on sale at Jamie-
son's and R'ankins'.
srlillolls
nrrollllrn
OTTAWA, May 26~'l‘he four On-
tario vacancies in the senate were
Colonel James Mason, of Toronto,
resident of the Home bank; E. D.
mith, of Winona, former member
for Wentworth; J. J. Donnelly, the
sitting member for South Bruce; Alex
McCall, of Simcoe, former member
for Norfolk.
FREIGHT TRIIINS
ELMIRA, N. Y., May 26~In
trains on the Pittsburg, Shawmutt
ineer George Cooper of Hornell, was
BY THE POUND
ther Canadian cities will purchase
Green Vi,-,let for extortion. A certificate of reason- BHK” '"1 the "lo" ‘mu b°5i"-‘ and Pa
Han.i;,' (gem-gs able doubt he asked for was denied
Holland, Patrick last week. Robinson was convicted
Y
nothing for bad eggs, were put out
by thc Montreal dealers to-day.
The new grades to be addopted are
three, and are designated:
New laid eggs, which are sound,
full, sweet and not more than five
days old.
Firsts-Eggs which are sound and
sweet, but having a. limited shrink-
age.
Seconds-Eggs of inferior qunlity
but not bad.
The case count system of buying
eggs will disappear.
Eggs in the future are to be paid
for according to their size and quali-
ty~ - `\ il |
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FRANCE T0 LEVY
EXTRA TAXATION.
PARIS, May 26-Many and varied
interests are adected by the scheme
of fresh taxation which the French
Minister of Finance, Charles Dumont,
PTODOSBI to impose in order to meet
the increased expenditure of thirty-
nine million dollars to be raised sn-
, lulally to provide for the augumenta-
_ tion of French armaments.
M. Dumont explained today to the
budget committee of the Chamber 01
Deputies that he intended to male
an addition of one per cont. *0 W
foreign new issues Pllgfnx” N'
market in Fra!.l¢l» W' “bf” i "_'°
cents Upon sfery” m"“"ot 
picture film, and oss-M1! of gzlrmolrts
cent on msrriste °°“t"“’t '° _
instead sl °n°v!l'f“‘°°“ ‘ff 3”; “af
wht" u it Winn' Tzlfllineresses in
_ ~ ~ snd nol-
_ifgf-¢,.,§  sneiceirici lamp
.'I=r:'D'
of
Lakeville. s count? section; _
twelve miles esst of' onris, has
scene of a most lsmenillile -
on Monday night. Hr. GI-\lill|`Jf
Mclnnis, s respectable  aged
as years is dead sad his soils, Hr.
James A. Mclnnis, is charged with
his death. _ _‘ _
The story, in brief, as told blots(
:emily di me deceased and elicited s
the inquest held last night is aa fol-
lows: Somewhere about 10 o'clod.
James A. Mclnnis accompanied by
William McDonald of Georgetown
drove to the home of the deceased.
James, a son of the deceased, wlat
out to help then; put their hold
away. While McDonald and Ulm
were unbarnessing the horse, James
A. Mclnnis went into the hfmse.
There were in the house, at the time,
the deceased who had retired, his
wife and daughter Cassie. James A.,
without a word to the women, walki-
ed into the bedroom occupied by the
deceased, pulled him out of bed._.b\8t
im and then lifted him back. into
ed again. ‘He pulled-him out on the
oor a second time and again put
him back in bed where he held him
by the throat until life was extinct.
He threatened the women also, order-
ing them out of the house. The
whole affair was over before McDon-
ald and James came into the house.
When apprised of what had happmedl
they went into the bedroom where
they found the elder man lying dead
on the bed. 'They then seized Juanes
A.
McDonald and Jalmes A. alter getting
their horse harnessed drove to the
latters home. As soon as the agit-
ated family could do so the shlr
was reported to Btlpendiary Mc-
Quald of Souris who immediately is.
sued a warrant for the arrest of the
accused The warrant was levied in
t
and put him out of the house.
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he hands of officer Hughes and the
accused was placed under arrest
about tbl-ee o'clock yesterday after-
noon.
The deceased leaves a wife, one
daughter, Miss Cassie, and three sons
James who was at home at the time
the tragedy, 'Peter and Joseph,
who were at the shore fishing. The
acdused is a man of middle age and
taught school for a time at Elmira.
He had been for some years book-
keeper for Mr. Thomas Kickham,
Souris_ He has a wife but no chil-
dren. He had been in Souris all dam
till about 7.30 in the ev_ening,wheu
he left for home. Needless to say thq
ss -
d affair has cast s gloom oves the
whole community.
Coroner Dr. McLean of Souris,
drove to the some of the tragedy
yesterday afternoon scconrpanied by
Dr. McDonald of Bouris. Dr. McMil-
llefl '20dBY- The MW mel) BWI- lan oi Charlottetown was sent for to
conduct an autopsy and left for Bou-
rls yesterday afternoon, driving
to
last night and was not concluded
when the telephone office was clolsd.
DIIOYE NYITII LOYER
Lakeville. The inquest was Held
DEAD BY SIDE
IN  TOLEDO, Ohio, May 26-Driving a
a. mile and a half over a dark road
eight miles in the country with -her
B dead lover by her side with a bullet
head on collision between two freight i“
Sunday midnight, of Julia Probert,
nd Northern Railroad, two miles 16. daughter of George Prebert. u-
sst of Angelica, this morning, en- farmer- TUB Sid WM ikivmg ‘With
George Steele, 19 when they were
instantly klllsd and engineer pimms; held up by e. foreigner who demanded
of St. Mary, Pa., wus fatally injur-
ed 0
her own body, was the experience
money. Four shots were fired. two
f which took eilect in the breast og
tcele killing him almost instantly.
   The robber escaped fn the woods.
MMI KILLED l _
IN I HILL
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CALAIE, May 2'!-A sad accident,
one of the kind that cannot be guard-
ed against, occurred at the saw mill
owned by the St. Croix Paper Oom-
pany at Woodland Junction, Friday
morning. The victim was Mike Lucas,
who was instantly killed by the
breaking of a belt on one ol the
machines. Mr. Lucas was passing
through the mill when the accident
occurred and was struck by the fly-
ing belt, his neck being broken. He
had no immediate relatives.
DR. EDWARDS, M. P.,
_ HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
KINGSTON, Ont., May 25-Dr. -T.
W. Edwards, M. P., for Frontenac. It
noon today, fell between the ststibll
platform and a movillk U'91”» ‘nd
had n narrow escslle "Um °°"|°“‘ m`
jury. He rushed ln front of a m0V1Dl
train, missed his fooiinx sud f°“°‘l
under the CHS- Luau’ th’ ‘h°°I°
aid not nit him. Hs was rescued by
railway 9mP|0¥"9»
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