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 'Cdihiderable Damage Ill Charlottetown- A‘rnenedrn’e’n_‘lts Relating to American Sunday hlewspapesr, Jews and»_ln Hamilton Bay, A Cas
The '  _Was s Record Breaker- - Adventisfs Debated at length, Clause Eleven Defeated and other -Chinaman Clai
_ ____‘
it P-lxlolusles  hams Slirtith'-Trees Changes Madt- The Powers ol _Provinces to Legislate- Against _liighbind
 ‘ ' llettfdyed. l . Senate May Yet Reiect the Dill. on l‘li's' li“e“ad`f
 severe thunder and lig_h'tn"ingf
stein' in memory of the oldest inhabitant*
occd`rré`d yesterday _ ufter"noorr.IJ\'idgéd hy
the amount of damage it caused. it easily
ranks as the record breaker in Charlotte-
town. From the country The Guardian
regrets to report no news has been
obtainodowlng to the fact that the
telephones were put outof, order and up
to the time otgoldg to prcas communica-
tion with outlying 'districts had not been
restored. _ _ _
Tite_l'ain_fail was phenomenal. _At times
the streets were covered with the rain
which was not carried oll’_ quickly enoligh‘
to prevent the silrfdce being completely
covered by the water. _ ,
On enquiring at the oiilce of Mr
below the ,llggtning tnra down about two
_ I
_ , _
‘.';.z.1;e;:°.1.":‘..:"    
plurster iu'_ it most remarkable rr'.nnr_\er.‘
in this saino upper room. a table wg; continued throughout the afternoon.
found upside down and with two corners In reply to W. F. MacLean lion/. Mr.
"Pile" “ff 5* “¢llUY U* lf d°'\° With P SPP” Aylesworth said the Privy Council had
'fond' In pmnlng mmugh to me mom not decided thats ]3!‘°vlnco was not
consideration of tho Sunday hill was
square yards _plaster from the ceiling `°°'1\D°lf¢U° 5° l98l5lf\W \‘_*35P¢__¢ll_'18 U19
Then meeting the air resistance of the L0rd‘s Day unless theleglslation intrench-
_l room il. pissed down by the wall through ea on the-‘ c,.im|'ua|_‘d,,mn|n_
the lower floor, shattering the fioor,and ‘ l
iso grounded in the cellar. No one was in _ _ _ \
.cottage M me time W6 me h-\ousekeepe,._ the clause against rifle shooting from
Mrs Blackburn, who fortunately. was in Hon. Mr. Brodeur. _ _ _
Uh” Pack °f ‘ha h°“5°\ had °S°“i»‘¢il il\i\1l’Y F It makes it unlawful to disturb by
` but was badly frightened. _ _ ,  ` ' ` .
An acciasutnmcstsimilar tc the last; °"°°""'g’p°"°“s °° w°"h"’ °“ me I‘°'d"
The Houseaooepted the new draft ni
Newberry, Dominion  Meteoriogical mentioned occurred at the residence of Day. _ _
Oillir. The_Gur.xdlan‘_wa§ informed that
the _ tatralarsiiyqas cnc lncn,_ wana.
wlll~`givs some ided of the' amount which
fell.
At the height of the storm alittle before
4 o’cloolr in the afternoon, a poul of
thunder more terrific than any which had'
preceded it occurred. This was imme-
diately followed by a _ llghtningliiash
which appears to have done ‘ most ofthe
damage in this city. '
of_Ne1son Wlnches:er, Fitzroy Street
A_ Government clause was offered
East. Hero the lightning struck the-_deolnrlnglt not lawful to bring into
"°°lf “Pd entered me h°“"° I” lb” Sai'-‘Pl Canada for sale or distribution on tho
manner, but struck the chimney a.nd__ ' '
passed down tc ground. In the uppgpxf »
'oxld’s Day any foreign newspapers or
publications. '
Mr. lipurnssa proicsied and read a
_letter from the ncaa stand rrluneger of
_ King Ed ward liotci, Toronto, stating that
V it would iutelicre with tourist travel to
prevent Arrlcrlcans getting American
papers on Sunday.
Mr. Iiolo, Winnipeg, denounced tue'
Arnrricun Sunday papers as unfit for
cirf_-ulntitn. The clause was adopted. _ _
On the clause exempting from penalties
persons “ho habitually observe the
seventh dag of the Week, Mr. Bourassa
‘offered an amendment. Ho declared the
clause gave the Jews too much latitude.
They could force their Christian
employes to work on Sunday and his
amendment declared anyone who con-
scientiously observes as the day rest
_ _ l
and worship any other day than Sunday
shall not he n. subiect for prosecution for
carrying on_his business on the first day
of the week, providing such work or
business does not disturb other persons.
_ This was supported by lions. Messrs.
Laurier and Fielding.
__Mr. Bournsslfs amendment. was dt-feat#
ed, 43 to 94.
_ Hon. Mr Fielding offered nn arnend~
ment that work could be done by Jews or
Adventists on Sunday only within a
building. This was lost.
The main motion, clause 11 of the bill
as reported by the committee which
prepared the bill, was defeated, ‘lil to 57,
Messrs Laurier, Fisher, Brodeur and 1i_
L, Borden, voting for lt.
._A rumor is current that tho Senate may
reject the bill.
.. i _
"mm the "mcg Ut entry ‘B plainly m'."k'5l,`i-ll" smoke and a sulphurons slnell
b rl . ll d . i-  » '
..’.".l`.'i.§l.°.'¥I..i”..`..“»Z'1..l.’25§f...°K'2»f`i'i`.l. ~lllt°§e v°“"1 vf°b'=b'»' he” -.bc-= we
h < m in wmch me aft-_ in her_ei`had it not been for the hegvy rain.
ollse was e lllanner _
the flue was forced out throu`gh_tl_1s R\;pl‘§§hir;1;‘l(§Yef:_g1‘eh;>v\:le  bg
stoyeplpe holesinto the rooms, carrying,  ‘L th Ku hmm bunhe d 8"
quantltiesof soot wilhit. The rooms on 3° ‘lp y ° Z 3' "ma"
The burn behind St. James' Mansu b I H “emi m “Lerri"\‘)']=§,,,doneipt_his case wasnotso serious as in
Brighton, was struck, and although
marvellous as it__ seems, the building _did
ot I can are conseq 'Y those above reported
h l .e
upset' condmon and Wm necesslmte L B A treo in front of the residence of Mrs.
not take nm; th Bgroug Mmbcm we,-¢ an trouble of housccieaning over again. Here Charles Blgmum Richmond street wus
loosened, and some of them wrenched
completely away from their fastenings_
Two young m_en who ‘were employed by
Mr. Eagan, who is moving i-l1e_b\1lld_|Dl_¢
for the purchaser, George Auld, were,a
few minutes before, sitting just inside
the door where the 1igl1_tning_t§n-o awgy
its auar4a,'p“€§,a... what also w`wi>v_*
furthe; 'insist' ` e asian asses ec riicteiit
themselves from the v_e__ry___heavy_ will
and in this way saved themselves from
sudden death. How they ever escaped
is one of the things that mortals cannot
understand. Mr. arid Mrs. Fullerton, who
were hiring awlndowin the rear of the
housc, £0 feet from the barn, to keep out
the gain, ssfw tht Ure caused ,by the
resistance of the building, and both uf
them’ received very' severe shocks. Mrs.
Full`q-toh is quitelill in consequence of
the shock and,_frlg_l_\t. _ _ ,
On 1"1inhrnondStl‘eet West, ln a ovttngc
occupied by.John- Gornfoot and family,
and owned by Mrs. J. D. Mason, the
lightning struck the roof at the cave on
the south-east front. It _smashed in_ all
the glassra s. window, frame. na<l__ t°r°_
upward about sig fegt \v,r_eI1°|7lDR 05' U10
2 . . . _ _ .
Then rt passed tlirlolllth the root into _an
upper room making n hola 'about three
inches in diameter. The bolt P55553 fffifii
th all to the door, 'and passed through
to the room_ avr! tearing s hole ab'out_
six indhss i:£§a'l1_r"et§r.,and_ shattorlni’ the
iiooi‘ln`g bo s dl if, they were so
much ' paper. Along the course
\i_`lnrrll’n Linlln'erli'€_arss Bu_rll_i. _tifg _
illliu' ali?
`. l ._.f ._ _-‘~,¢ vw ‘~ ‘iw
$3.50' Hilti' $4;Oi`l ` -
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ill '
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use, asc-as _ a _l _i \
$8106; ii
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‘u8;'cnl:;r;:;;;:; y;;,°0n;n\;;s x;°Geo E_ sir-uck,_and portions of it solintered hue
t'h .
Full, Lower Prince Street, the lightning MAm:_l‘{“§: ‘mm named James Marshall,
madeaparticularly vivid display., The b to H H d
buulnugilsk- v"y~- hmhb one’ ‘and al l`Jd]:r‘d;t;llr?ece'l?_Bdl lflluiteali igofggusl-allltb
" _` ' _ th f
°|l;l'_"-‘€3;;':;;{ p,j_.°g£°§?g§t':|:‘; Hbrsakrgga time of the stroke, but last night was
a ou . - - -
top tlerof' bricks on the chimney, hurling reggrted lf h";'°;_’;ge:;';d' e ot m ki
them toraoonsiderable distancsin every B mn W  , “S ° "K
dl' tion nd scatterln the mortarlike m“°h mud in °l’.'.'L“‘-“pans °l the r°“d"'
sn'::_ TH; blue wmchgacsoomi-“Med the -and doubtless caused some discomfort in
f ' ‘ ' ' the country. _
€;;;k;§:;\;';:‘:lin;°mfn !3ec:.§_;°rsa`l';:.‘;E_ At the Exhibition Grounds where the
Lihtl-I furteds fth
thinking the mnlaad taken are, but “i °“‘° “"° ‘1 1'; "M °g"’ d°d b 2
H d_ Th horses stables were ra me oo e u
"halt Icarus i wue . Boi; Tnaye to Z the water soon drained away.
llglthniugolllslsdrdghllgmalihermlafln the Altcamp B"“m°“ 'ft' me “pp” “Fd °f
“P ° ra ,d H ed and men entered the grounds, the earth floors of the tents
`°ul°r case” es” ) b ame ve muddy owing to the rain not
fm’ building- Pu." °“"l°“’ly- l‘;"l‘;“l;b 92°" dssinins 0llTand'a number of the men
l&;‘l°t“Pi_if¥;‘:_°v‘;”:g_';fe;'hlfn me   cameiatcthe Dun sara last mantra
on e». I
nh” time and they descrlbe me “hook ns S e'l?ix1)ere were a number of rumors of other
"Sy °"BV§;‘;;t_-on Road the two tenement accidents but investigation proved that
“ __ _ _ li  `r' ucnr"th' ts.
,~-»»».»y»f;;-;-d;;-°;-;- 5.:.‘.f..°;°;°::..°:;*i“..._ ‘f.f....°...‘;s°°.:..
‘S°°'°““y A'°hlb“ld’°t ° ' ' ` °' said to have been killed,butit was not so.
Irespectlvely’wastv°;i§;l;)‘;?;;y£_:rr:Z::édTé1; At sea the storm presented a terrible
"“l‘°“l”“ Beams ° spectacle Papas ers by the S S City of
asia ies as rr sn" axenaa been ma. the chimney an' the side occupied byt 1\§r1£~L°nd~o'n »d'°s_;,,,,-;, ',’§,.5é ,me 5,, M",-e Wm,
Anderson. It knocked a cougle onueéld “Bone long no be__emembered_
6" ‘gi tgp ot "h°;hl¥;;¥ TE “pail” to Owing to the fact that many telephones
5"? rc B "lm '. ' ` out of _action it has been __, , l _ _ _ . . __
PW” ""“"'nl;d 'mms the “mt W Ml; lrlfpossible to learn anything from the Mlnllfifl |-‘f|l"\°"\ CW" Diildfllf- See the pretty little wash b
Q"°h“’,l;_ld';5ld: Wihira £333: gllxzgg country. 'Ihereis only _to much reason ..... ' _ _ ' __ d H h 30 _ b
ld“?F9_° “_ °_“ "n .» -- » for "eh 1, u berofaccidents will be _, __ ' _u _You wi be e g te wit
the plaster near the chimney and then Nvgxéd ;t;_';n‘_n - -   t e_m_ __S_emt auywherem P_ E_ L_
.fulfilled _;:_c°_r_oss titre _:gsm ‘:‘_‘_‘ill tax; The storm which began with thunder ___ ppstprgil can receipt of price. giciore
“lille P ‘ ° ' ' about 2 o‘clock inthe afternoon lasted 0 Go J . [I - dt Mc 0 . 2 I .
‘ -(Special)- »
posits. Here the electric fluid evidently ml 630 “_ _hed we climax at nrqa une _
nd anexit tothe lower room,whereit P m “_” __ D hem July Corn
- ~ - ` - .....   525 _
f°“ ' 4 ' lock though there we o ma y y , i . - » 1 » - ~
‘ull m°"°d'm°“°m we way M kmwkmg pgatls of thunder after that, and some ‘,, ‘;h;m"""" 1723! '  
d°“'“ P1“°*°'~""°""”‘°'° “'°““dl”“' Mr' vivmiisntniasz. is e our  s L2
fhfchlbald “ye hom moms were ‘med At midnight an exceptionally dense fog ell)  _  _ _(_T00 llifvr (»lll»8Hli1U11bl01l-l
T' ' V V 8°* in' “ Pork $10 75-  '_ANli`-l5D-A girl for general house-
_ _ Most peculiar manifestations were - _   k_ Apply ,_ bl 0 Co ,muy
_ _ _ __ ’ , _ _l _ _, _ ‘ observed at the Hotel Victoria and nt n _I_)e‘“ wheat" ` ' ` ` ' ‘ ` '
""° MB l_ouse,vb(lsrt.\veen7 and 8;. rn.) %lllw p
he  ewu residence on Upper Queen Street. At WKiqTEn__A young "mn ,mom
'  _ If ` the former place, a ball ol fire was seen " .d _ h eiighhteegr years of a_go rollooié oft;-cr
` n ar the telephone switch. It danced  R t ewes we es at we you--_ wo- -
_  ,.  -f' -__i  azodt for a few seconds and then ex-  I " ` Fun' -~---T ------~ _-1- -.;gfl__0l‘___
~» i ‘  5 “ _  V ‘ " <1 t. 'rar t i ‘ `  '- _ ' Mfalsrnn- t t e
K  S  ° '     ghgdzimygilmz ddmthdeddll mill, svhvilhlr ‘ls   _ ltiviaygzattse ;_Sgh?ol;a‘;1}e_Esib_1e_r£l;n¥s;x_p-
- r, -~ -1 " ‘ ' . '.l`I.i€|'\ V . 0 » .
7~ ' 1'. *` -~ ,_ l W `_\\¢l7- fP"..§.,".i~lt‘7' WM ’¥"'“°_k°= Al' uw Upper ¢B"m°h°" °mP"l°‘_‘_" m°§mm‘,fl‘F§!°  lédcretarg of scirodlplryustees. 28d iii.
_ races sms house andy and her asssecenssyunrsrna mu; aismescrtao _ ,
‘daughter observednxt about the same bones. ricntmdyspepsla, catarrhnvuting, ‘WORS Lli-Or to rent, store
'~ ‘ ‘ - I* - 1 -  -f i ` » ina..
- ‘~   ‘ ' " " ‘ _  th ueeslscsllt eta d.
 FUR MEN g ' “  tcm., :°::.‘.':'.'::::;. as. “‘:::.:':::.:‘ ~‘i.‘:':\'-::';°.';.‘,..":°.".s°.':s..°- “ness  fi ~
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 ` / ‘ .'1'l\|'°*_Pl°f.l°‘\"_l*f:\__i_\ Wiz: Of: colnl;_on thewhollo q;tsm_._  ' -"H aw e ar zsdwri.
»\\d1°fi“ lt°'_°°P.".. °.9‘°°__ ° ’“ l’ ‘" "bud, ' ' ' f - MIANTED-A il r l n
 b°hl“dv*‘°_'"° th' “eu” In the vl°"°r|“'  , work, one v‘\fll-liell)i:er‘l,::t1dd-apre‘l'lsllfsre-
 TM-° M»~"~°"~“"f°°'r°°"“"°“° ...saw ...-1-f_-_...f§'~. csa»~aat» 21.*-....§°_ff".'1's':.t°:,t.‘;’::._.f.‘;n‘;l:.:eSa`.':.tL¥
md’ satan up rasfwadar sntunil ' ~ _ _ am at pd.
`   so  E ' '  __ __LOST-Between Victoria iiotol and
Parent shoe _ _ $ -‘ll ~ i
-thipgs. Chambers Encyclopedia says
"Ball-lightning is said to occur _in
this way: aftera violent explosion of
lightning, a ball is seen to ,proceed
from the region of the explosion,
_audto makeits way to the eartir in rt
_lcurved line like a bomb. When it reaches
the ground it either splits up st once and
disappears, or it rebounds like an elastic
bali several times before doing so. It is
decrlbcd as being very dangerous, readily
setting tire to the building on which rt
alights;and u lightning conductor is no
protection against it. Ball lightning
lasts for several seconds, and in this
respect, differs very widely from lightn-
ing of other kinds.
Areport sent from_ Bedford to The
Guardian, late last evening says:-
Terrible thunder storm passed here this
afternoon. The house of L. McCallum
section man was struck and considerably
shattered. The thunder bolt entered
beside the flue, cutting a hole about two
feet in diameter, followed down the front
walls tearing out the window frames and
shattering all the front of the house. The
whole fanriliy aero sitting in the front
room at the time and sufl`cred a great
shock. Their escapeis nothing short of
miraculous. _
In Summerside the storm was not so
severe as in other portions of the Island.
No damage waadoue there as fur as could
be learned last night.
Later on Crapaud was heard froha to the
following effect:
Hrs startedand did considerable damage
before it was finally got under control.
__ The telegraph office at Crapaud wasl
struck by lightning during the storm. A
has slam
av _aniuuulii
Htmfreds af chimney. Fall,
Great panic but No
Fal'allii'es Occur
._-.-
Canprsr, Wales, J une 27.-(Spccial)-
Violent earthquake shocks were experi-
enced throughout South Wales at 9.45
this morning.
Houses rocked and were damaged.
Hundreds of chimneys fell, the occupants
of dwellings aero thrown to the ground
and people fled from their homes shrieking
in panic with visions oi the San Francisco
disaster before them.
Though there were many narrow escapes
from falling chimneys and copings, there
were no casualties so fur as is known. _
Shocks were also felt at Bristol, Ilfra-
ccrnbo and elsewhere.
They were accompanied by loud
rumbling..
. l|l|1ard’r llnlmsni for nie averw/here.
are showing at 19c, zzc, z5c, c and
1
elts we
To on/ml
Hsuru-ou, J une 27-(Special)-Thomas
Gla_dwell,an Englishman who had been
ln'Cannda but a few months, was dr0wn~
ed in the Buy yesterday afternoon. _
He was smoking on deck with a
companion when he suddenly remarked
that he was going in for u swim and
pulling ofl` his vest and coat jumped into
the Bay without waiting to remove the
rest of his clothes.
He never came to the sur-face` again.
e ni Acciileht or Suicide
ms Police Protection
ers ‘Who Put Price -
or informing.
His body was recovered.
Deceased was 33 years ol_d _and leaves a
wife and _tléree small childrep. _
Thomas I_.ee Slug, _ _Chlrramun who
prosecuted u fellow countrymen a few-
days ago, has asked forpoiico protection.
Ile claims the Hlghblnders' Society has
put n. price of $200 on his head.
lie told a similar story about New Years
after he had informed on some fellow-
countrymen who had been gambling.
luinun ui at
MlPLl__tllil lllllll
Alexander Muir Dies Sudden-
ly at Toronto Aged 72
Years
Toa0N'ro, J une 27-(Special)- Alex-
Muir, author of “The Maple Leaf" and
principal of Gladstone Avenue school
dropped dead last night while preparing
to retire.
Ha was 72 pears of age and at the time
of his death seem ed bright and cheerful.
ELUSINE Ui THE
The city school will close today-tire
exercises taking place in the Market Mall
So far as is known the winners of the
Governor Generai’s medal; end special
prizes are as follows:
1’ ll l N (TH STREKT.
Governor Generals medal for General
Proiiciency,won by Miss Edith Long~
worth. _
Rhodes medal presented by his
Worship Mayor Paton, Miss Marlon
Lowe.
Trustees' Certificate for\General Profi-
ciency, tirade X, _ Misses E. Longworth,
B. Crokett, K. Stanley, M. McCourt, C.
Love.
Certificates Grades IX, Misses L. Taylor
N. Matthews, M. Dawson.
Certificates for Attendance, B. Far-
quhurson, 7years neither late nor absent;
B. Crokett,2 years; M. Lowe and Ii.
Moore, 1 year.
_ \vi~;.~rr 1<nN'r. _
Governor Generul’s Medal for General
Proficiency won hy licrbcrt Yeo.
CITY SEHUULSI
iuulin suites
in -nnilliilanns
Delegates From Philadelphia
Find the Douks Tracttlblc
W INNIPEG, June 27-(Special)-The de-
legates sent by Philadelphia Quakers to
initiate the work of education among the
Dnukobors have returned from visiting
the communities and report most en-
couraging success.
" They ignored Peter Verigln in their
negotiations and found the people quite
willing to secure educntlonaldnalllties.
Several schools wil be built in the
various :villlages by the Quakers and
teachers will be sent.
Rhodes medal presented by Mr. T. C
James won by Wendell McKenzie.
Trustees' Certificates Highest Grade,
Herbert Yeo, llarry McEwen, Wendell
‘|MoKenzie.
` Certificate for Penmanship Grade X,
'Wallace i\icDonald, Grade IX, Annig
l
‘ Dewar.
THROW MEDICINESTO THE DOGS.
i' At best they ure unpleasant, often us"-
. less. You have some disease of the nose,
throat or lungs. Doctors would cali it
bronchitis, nst ma or catarrh. The com-
mon root of these diseases lsgerm or
,rnicrohic irritation,-Cntarrhozone not
only destroys disease germs it does more,
it heals diseased and inflamed tissue.
Thediseuso is'not only cured, but its
return is forever prevented by using
Catarrhozona which s splendid also for
colds, coughs and irritable throat.
Remember you inhale Catarrhoimne-
Nature's own cure-use no other but
Cutérrrhozone-lt's the best catarrh cure
ma e.
Bedroom Suites in 2 3 5 and 7 pieces.
All the very latest style and finish, at
prices to suit every pocket. Jas. Patou
81: Cc. ldtf.
See our beautiful stock of fancy
neckwear, dainty and exceedingly
,cl1eap, M. 'l`rninor.& Co. z6dtwti'.
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wears 'mute latest -as nd  ~ c  fffff  
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Northumberland a red enamel watch
_ 'ew _ m°1!liiii
improvements of Typewriter Exverte REMEMBEn-Thar everybody read.,
A. Milne lfrnrer, Halifax. 563| a. morning paper as the news is then
-f . " and u -to-dat. and that
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t~nsom.r»-_ i ' is al P a _ 'Y Y Y °
“mv 1, :H V105; 65:; e;Ci;_°l¢;"ge 121;  xsegmg wane their mind ll sem bright
SOUVENI
50 cents.
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