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EVIDEIIIQE GIVEN Iir ri-If   I i'IoiIIuiioIiil UNPAIMLLELEDTSPECTACLE 
B ITISH TIT iis Pissu Iis
   ; Ame INQUIRY    . IN THE r-'LEEr`REvIEv 1
"'°"”“‘ Slllllll Hillllll
Four Bulkheudsf Closed
From the Bridge-
l3uigy’s 'Conduct
\
.-1-
__iCanadian Press.)
LONDON, May 9-Evidence that
thc doors of four. watertight aiilk,
lieads had been opened after having lim
been closed from the bridge was iii. fo
ti-niiiiceil today at the 'Britilsh Wreck B"
Commission inquiry into the loss of 
the White Star steamer, Titanic. by
This was done. according to Thom- yo
,in Dillon of the Engineers stall, in U1
, . ba
""‘l"' that the engmeer *md crew 12_0Q0_ " Y He preferred ri summary trial but 9
might reach the pumps and the or- s
der came from the Chief Engineer.
'l`|iroiigli the attorney of the White E
Star People he told the court,” 'that
these doors, havingbeen once shut,
could not again be opened except by
being released from the bridge.
The conduct of J. Bruce Ismay,
Maiinging director of International
lilercuiitile Marine, after being cas-
ually mentioned for the first time U
iluriiig the British- investigation, was pf’
ilesci-ibeil by James Johnston
rc-
stf-wiii'il, as having been exemplary. ht,
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, May 9-The escape of of
\‘ii~ (7. und Liady Dull-Gordon from f'-ll
ilic 'i‘lf.iinic in a lifeboat which was 9'
only linlf full was inquired into _T
»'iai'i-|iingly~ this afternoon. tn
(`biis llciidrieksoii, o fireman of the M
'iitiiiiic and one of the crew in the lm
lout in question, on being asked why
liiey did not return to the scene of Rm
i.lie. disaster to try and rescue some
of those in thc water who were cry-,
iiig for liclp, said he suggested thnt|
ilic boat should return' but that Sir
1', llutl»f'iordoii objected on the I
:zi-iiiiiiils that it would be ilnngciwiiis. the
l.ii'iy liiiff-Goriloii agreed with her wn
'l‘lii~ witness said Dull-(iordoiigave iii
cncli mcnibci‘ of the crew of the Pi
iiiisliiiiiiliiiiil the boat did not rcl.i|rn. fused to reccivi. ,L delllltutioii on fir..      
iestion of the Nc Tcincrc lleurce.
boat .C5 hilt insisted that no ar- Hu]
cilccf. and he first. liciird of the rc- 'LW
ward after thc lifeboat rcacliiul iilic 8
rnngi-iiieiit had helen made to that
f‘i\i'piiiliiu.
I
MMF SANS-GENE ll _l
I Plll_lllS lHlllHl
ill. the Peoples Tlicatre, (‘.liii.rIottc-l
fnivn, last evening another full house
-ireetcd the presentation of Mme "lm
-'iiiis-(lone iii which thetitle role was _
fctcrl for the motion pictures by theig
weatest comedienne of France, Mme _
'ii-jaiie.
This comedy made a perfect photo-la
llllly and the story was followed with c
deep interest, tho adventures and mis- ‘H
adventures of the washerwoman who
in ii delightful manner. Napoleon's
connection with the storv lent an ad- H
C0
iliiil interest as also did the fact that
the author of the Diece wrote from
historical records. The film takes
over un hour to produce und is in-
ti-nsly interesting. `
By special request of ii large mini-
her of patrons and with an extra ex-
pense to the management the proprie- i
for linii arranged with Mr. Spencer p
for one more night in which to show a
llllth Camille and Mme Sans (jene. f
Tins will afford nn opportunity for
those who did not see either one or
*llc other or both of the pictures
:_\__liich have been so favorably receiv-
An nnnouncement which the Mana-
ircr wishes to make is the fact that
the machine has been improved, the
lens rearranged and the lighting pow-
cr increased. As a result the plc-
turc thrown is now the entire size of l"
the big canvas and the picture is
llrllrlltcr, clearer and truer to life
tliiiii any yet seen here. lilven tho
Huiiiliest detail, the most iniiuitc fa
"'"l Mllrnssion is no\v almost per
If-.ctly rcprodiiceil andthe splendid
|\ii-tures nffcrcd will be shown to the
best advantage, _
C
olilulllcnlori ~ ‘,’
Tliliouoli Pliovlllce
MID HITH lllflllllb
-l.
___f"f;l°r<lai' uiii Nortiiuiiibiii-iiinii ieii
____f;l ottetown at 7,00 “_ m,__ for
___._o__u with passengers, mall, express.
__'_' ____"“llll\t and arrived at 10.30 a.
,H~w‘ ‘° ‘Ml on return: .ro oiiiirioiie-
mmr Rl 3-15 ll. m. with passengers,
M _~40Xi>ress and freight and docked
mo 1.5 b. m. She leaves todnyet
__________- m. for Picton returning at
Vllsterday the eastern express ar
 Ctlhrlottetown at 9.15 a. m.
M0" £9 1 llc Flouthern accommoda-
menf; t _3-15. p. m. thirty-five mln-
mm "‘_°-12 U10. 'Plgnish accommoda-
,ms TM _ '15» D-.m. thirty-five mln.
damn B. the Sumnncrslde accommo-
me E “tt 4~°ll D. m.,_onc hour late;
mt___“an ern accolnmodatinn at 6.15
_“__ R minutes late and the 'Tig-
" ° PGI! ‘at 10.15 D. m.,~twanty-
vo minutes late. . _ _
i; 
lWl] ll[FlUlllHS
-___
(»Canadian Press.)
VANCOUVER, ‘ May 9-Thrfi
ear f ~J ‘
r_ Maurice (lox of the Merchant
_-` .
iiiiiiii: Pisiu  
llll Slllllilillill ‘ AIN ll|lll£ULlY
u-@_
i~Canadian Press.)
e '1‘Ol’tON'l`O May 9-Rev D K
. y-
5 01 Ohh I-I. Robbie of the Morrow pastor of the Dale'Prelsb l
penal Bank' two and U hall vears terian (lliurch whose construction has te
s b '
een niiled by athletes all over the “
"li f;“‘€hlW0 years for Alex Stra- country, appeared in police court this “f
;‘née'_:°ltenc;sMeir;h““l-“_ l€;‘fll'~ W_@1`e morning to answer to the charge of t
magistrate Sll’1';f5‘ llsulnorrlng having violated the marriage act.
,mg bunk clerkq wh Ont e “ree Morroiv himself is- famous as a fl
itted to defalcationg llifdrignlnytilvdo Sprinter' .holdmg ‘I record for the tii
“ks ,m,,,,,,mng in all to ne rl li\lflFt€r in.ilc aroimd 50 seconds. U
___________ the (’l`0\Vll Wllh n0t ready to proceed ‘,
and an ad ourninent l
HA .l . was taken until
   Friday next. C
Mr. Murrow is charged with havin; ,S
peiforincd the marriage ccreniony dur IC
lug furbiilden hours. th
._.____&_%_ been granted, so why should this be
THREE DROHHED
l
-Opponents “Collection
ol' Fools.”
i-Canadian Press.)
s Defended By lVlr. Redmond
____
. (Cuiinilinii Press.)
WASHINGTON, Mny 9--The House
i(!niniiliaii Press.)
____.._~~_.......__.
Io iioiisi ui II. s. iiiiu: "’.§'.‘;;i‘1;’;‘.,,,2§ 6351;?"
  nuiiiiiuunuiii iivisiuiini --ou-v=~=»~»
.
l-Vniiadiaii Press.)
:view vonu, May c-A Londoii
LONDON, May 9-Mr. Iieiimond cn-
red the Home llufe fray this after-
oon in the Uoininoiis with ,L defence
the claim of Irisliincn to manage
heir own affairs.
'1‘he critics of the bill huii built up
n argument in a remarkable proposi-
on that if they obtained the great
iarter of Liberty the irish woiiid
rove- themselves ii collection of
fools if they would immediately set
o work to wreck and run their own
onstitution and pointed out tliat
ucli malicious foolery had never been
om.mitted by any other sifetioii of
c Empire to which Home Rule lins
attribiited to lrclaiid.
. i-Usiiailian Press.)
voted 120 tn 4‘J to abolish the Un-
many Repiibllciiiis votiiig with De- _
mocrats. I
’l‘hc Caisrs now pi-iiiliiig before the I
court under the iibiiliiioii provisioiis
contained in the legislative executive
,Judiciary appropriation hill will be “
trict courts having ciiiniicfept, juris- 'P
diction.
.__._.__._,__ ,______ tl
AT `GRllllEL PIT
transferred to the varioiis feilcrafiiis-I *lt
WASHlNfl'l‘(IN, illay fl-The 'l’iLa-
~ , nic ini uir was resliineil b the Sen
“cd btutes (Hurt Ur vomnmrce' ate liilwstiigiiliiig fiomiiiiftryda today to
criiiif. the tcsfimiiiiy by M. I.. Bur-
'cli, Miiuiiiziiilg Ni-\i'.~i ilhlifor of 'flow
.loiiiis and <‘i».
A iiuiiibor of ii|lida\'ii.~i iiiiil li-tiers
ore reud_ into I1-coiwl, iiicliidiiig the
atenicnt. of ilr. F. (‘, Quitymnn o
oroiito.
.'~leiiii.tor Siiiitli ascci'i.iiiiieil ilurlng
ie inquiry pi':ictii:ully all f.lic iieivii
the illsasi.cr,s|'iit out Iinil obtnfiiurl
   tllfiijniigli the White Star Iiiiie.
Will PHElllNl   A
cable says that King tleorga reached
` W<'_viimiith on board his Royal Yacht
f-ai-ly ycsti=i'<liiy amid thunderous Bn-
liileu lriiiii llic graiil, fleet lut the
l`o;'. criiiseil 1, i-iiiiri-liiilioii of the day.'I
Tllill|(‘l!\'f`(5E.
’l‘|ii- Kiiii; visiicd s. iiubiiiurlne with
Winsfiiii i‘li\iri-liill and .\ii'. [lalfoiiu
for liiiiirs at ii trip and ivatched the
torpedo priii-tice but .vas vziiiiit. deeply
interested iii the flights of the sero-
planes and liyilroplniies.
(il.'niiii<.limi Press.)
|.flNl)()N, May ‘.0-At the dinner of
izhc ('<-iitral /\.\<.~uiciiii.ioii i-f Bankers
Inst. night i"rciiii<‘i- Asipiith referred
iii. the naval spemiirlie.
"l i-iiippiisc,” ha sniff, “there has
f
\cr been ,, pniailcl in the history
ilisl
, a
i~(lu.Iiadiaii l"i‘css.) M
TTAW-‘\. Muy 9-A number of ini- a
rtant changes in the Militia by thc fa
iaiidnient of old regiments prior to in
01‘gHfliZ11_tion are aniiounced in Mi- fi
a orders. *'
The names of the 72nd Highlanders T
Caiiada, Nova Scotia, Regiment, is
anfred to 72nd Seaforth Highland-
‘s of Canaria.
he 3i;<i New Brunswick Heavy Ar-
lery is converted into ii (inri'isoii ,
`till€l`.V lleiginiciif. of tlircc coin- |'.
iilcs. F'
in
Fiisieii 'ro Iii.;oi.;ivi.; th
A l7'l<ll‘Il'l‘A'l‘li)N (IN m
_ (~f.'aiiaillan Pr
l¢}l.Kl-lORN, May 9
i'. Wlngothe and an
iid the daiiglitcr of Wi
l`|'T`l(!l`. \VCl`0 (l|`l)\\'ll€fl.
g to cross l‘epci~:tonc
ond at Viirker (lrossiii
css.)
~liust night
infant chilil
n. H. Dnir, 5
\\'l1ll¢l iitteiiipt-
River iii ,i
g.
ld-Q/l‘IM()NY flAi"ll;}l)
S l~}(‘-( IND SIG H'l‘
IN SHER
l)UMl1`lilldS, Hciitlaiii
`cstlm1»iiy based on soc
ven in the shcril’l's c
the case~of an nppl
e prcsiimption of tl
iin of whoiii. there hi
I Nic 'i‘ioiviioiiio i»i<:iii:i-in. :.'f;““" "‘""'e 185" The
e innn testified that
ON
GIVEN
ISB'S (if'llllt'l`.
l, May il:~-
ou-il sight was
oiirt yestciwliiv
icntiiiii as to
ic death ofa
is -bccii no
daughter of
her aunt 'law
li
H
of 372 to 291.
LONDON, May* ‘J-The Home lfule
ill passed its second reading iii the
ousc of Commons tonight by ii vote
l-(lniiailinii l’i'eu.~‘..)
GRIGENIIAY, May 0-l<‘our little
girls living on a farm about four
miles norfii of liluck (‘.renk nicl. their
death in ii rnvel pit lust ii' ht av-
i-Vaiiiiilliiii l*i'cs.~i.)
T lHMl IJUELSII
i-Canadian Press.)
LONDON, May li-A Uoiini- Law,
Leader of the Opposition, fiercely ns-
sailed the government.
He declared the setting up of cus-
tiirns houses not to increase if union
but to destroy the union al"c:iily ex-
isting and denounced the i-iafcgiiarrl.~»
of the bill as utterly futile.
_ Plc coiidcniued the iliiI\nr'iIil provi
siuiiu mid drew ii I:|i>iiiiiy piirliiri- of
lrcla' d’s future uiiili~.i~ iloiiiii liulc.
that he had died at the sumo hour.
The court _graiil.cd the iipplicatioii
for the presuiiiptioii of thc nian's
g f lg
eording to word i'ci'ci\'ed here today.
'Phe children were sent out by their ll'
rarents to bring hoinc cows and R
stopped to play at thc gravel pit D’
and ii cave-in occurred. 
new coius couiiso "'
Ile
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I'\
4
le
i-i`-aiiiidiiiii Press.) 0,-
(`l’I‘TA\VA, May il-.»\ »iiipply of new
 and $l0 gold pieces of l'uiis.da, the ii
lii'.~:t of the sort to be iiiiidc at ilt- in
tawa mint, has been sent to Vancou- ie
artii‘iiluriy in the prevailing practice
mt iiiakcs it roinpiilsory for thc
fiiiiideii pcrsiiii to oliiilleiige the ofloii- U"'"l3l"“ ""“l‘l 'mt bllt °°‘5l’l` t0 m9
I* or leave- the iirmy, “
l‘i-iuliuga rI\foi'ni iliiii-esollitiwii
iiliuiiln iilisei'\'iiiii-e :if the Iiiiperiiil
dci' of 1807 rci-iti'ictiiig iluclliiig.
The i‘csoliitii>ii bill be adopted ii:-'
W i‘.|.»i~i¢i,|ii ,mil >‘iiriiili.~=t.s have de-
oiultra,tcil they lizivc :i clear iuI1ll»l`-
ll‘. ' ‘ ' , .
ii' rbi- woriii of the gi-our iii-iiisii iiiiei;
wliirli is riow assembled iiuder your
1f.vci~i and in tho presence uf the King
or never has it in-eii be-
iii-“.ui.IN_ iuiiv si--'rue i-ii»i~ii-iii.. 1...- 'i*“"“l '=’ f-“M ll’ U1" S“'"* SNC"
xy iiii.roil\lre<l ii resi\l|il.iiiii iii the "I
oiclistiig 'asking linperial l‘li:iiicl:lloi‘
'_ Von llcthni-aiin Hcliivirg to take
eps to prevent duclling iii the ariny,
iviiti-i' sur-h an ufrgrega-
iii of iiiipleinents of 'destruction and
I went around the fleet and ln-
spected at close quarters some 'of
those magnificent, if monstrous, ar-
liicveincuts of modern science the
tif
IIS
'iii-tlier the time might not some dry
iirrivo, pcrlinps within thc life time
of sliiiie of thc- yiiiinger of these who
ure sittiiig ut Lliesu tables 'where
the gigziiitic i-xpsndlture would bs di-
vcrteil' into more fruitful and fertiliz-
iiig cliaiiiicls and the world would be
aveil from thc incubus which
S stated thai. this prciuier l`ad
-*_
.()Nill)N, May 8-' At ii iiiiiotiiii; of
lfiviiiigclirul .\liiuii<‘<r last iiiglif-, if
th
gi
c wriiitli of thc iuiss
vcn d.ii.tI-, and she
ing man on I1
was coiivinced
il
be
alleged vision. ‘
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eath, hilt did not say how far it hail
en influenced in so doing by thi-
\'er, Winnipeg, 'l‘oroutn. bit. John,
lliilifuv and (llini‘lDf.tel'.own,
y when uri-operaliiiiir, R
at
-_-_.--___~- ____ ii
resent rises upon some of its best
asllil‘ntir»ii.~i."
i\ll|.l.l|lN.\` l<`llli |tl‘il.ill<lll‘.
W
Hu
s
lu
Th
fl.
Tl
later became 0, Duchess were depicted :I
fl I
‘cbeiidary Wclili l'eiipli-. moved a rci
0('0€<l_t0 ii grunt niccliiig of pro-
st, inipei-iIi‘l iii i'liai'aci.i-i~ iiiiil repri-
ntillk UN* ..lci0rn.ie<l and l’i~oi.ri»¢i.niif.
urclics tiii'o1iglinl|f. tlic umpire.
e
0
'li
/\N’l‘ /\MlCNl)MlllN'l‘.\‘ .'l‘(i lMl\ll~
(lltA'|‘li')N l‘illil(lY ill" ('ANAllA
rlAHMA'l‘()(lN, blank., May .\l~-’l‘l|u
s`kai.oon houril of triulu will pm-
nt 8. rcsollitloii to the iissoeiiitcil
uu'<_l‘s coiivcntion appealing to the
iiniuion gii\'oI‘nmenf. for amend-
cnts to the iinml_i;rnti<iii policy
Ch will make it broad enough to
uolit not only liomestendirs and
horers, but town laborers, trades-
en and mechanics as well, the lat-
_r class now being badly nerilej
ith the rapid ilcvelopmriit of elm
ountry. An aiiicndnicnt is also
uggcsted to the Banking act to`pcr~
it the advance money to farmers
n the grain in the grauerics as well
s that in the elevators.
HDEHSED ill?
T00 L TE FOR
CLISSIFICITIUB
C
l
Il
C
Half cent per word each iiisertion
this column. (‘I\sh must necom~
ny order and five per cent discount
lowcd. Mimiiniim charge twenty-
u
l
Nl<lW_ Yilllli, Ivlay if ~'l‘liii»<li-sl1'iir» Wliiiiioy 4-i'cutz:il ii sciisiitiuii iii iliilk iif the iiieiiilii-rs ll -iiar :i.i4ii_riii-
Lim, uf Hu, ‘,._.i,|,,"m ,lmul |,,,f,,,.,, H", the court room when lic fold of iui tiiiii, l Would. Ai: far ns this ufllre.
_ . _ . ` . alleged <'oii\'rI'saf.ioii- tluif. oi:i'iii'i'iii| is ciiiii:ci‘iu~Il our |iiot.f,o..iu "lUHllf-lull.
“mud July In the fnmmm 'llwwnn liotwcen ‘ liiiiisslf, lliiiickcs mid ilivlsioii, and silviicc, an to'li~i»\' tlie
wire pool cases by officials of tho (;c,,,.m._ “-_ ,;,.m_:i"_ w|,im[,y-H ,lnnm |en|m_,u._ pm, hc ,_..,,,,_,,,,|_ j 3,., fmnk
American Htecl and Wire conipany, iligta .~iiiperioi~ iii the conipiiiiy, just to say l don't l:iio\v."'
one of thc big slllisiiliiwies of the bcfrirc licilrpf---mllm tl, testify iii the Nl'IW \'()ltK, May ii-'l`lni_ gr.i\'crn~
llnitcil States Steel corpiii'ntioii, was gi-and jury 'iiivestigntioii last .ls.nii- iiicnf. begun its suit. io -li.~'..=i.ii'.'e the
the principal subject. of the testiiiioiiy in-y, jimi Hin. i|i»iit,|»iictioii of flip pn- lliiitcil :~linf.r-s Steel Voiporiiti-iii to-
fodav in liearings of thc g_i>veriiinent's pens. As sworn to by thi- ivitiiess, lluy ll.V lltilllfkillil "ll" ‘Il llri ll1l‘I~¢\‘-Hl-
ilissoluiiiin suit against tho corpora- I-,he ¢i;,ivpi~R,,tii,|, misiiii Um .|p¢,,qi,i,,|| .~iiibsiiliaI‘ics, the Aiiiei-icuii Steel &
tion licfrwe f'ml\Iulssioiii:1~ 'I-lcnry l’. as to ivlietlicr Wliltney limi \,iii=,,| in.. Wire (‘oiiipuiiy, with thc intent to
lirown. It is the gfivei'iiinriit's pui"- striictcd to testify that (iragiu, and Drove that ever since its iii1‘£lllll7-llf~l0“
pose, accoriliiig to .filiigie l)lckinson,;nnt liaaekes, find givcii the orders tiillu. lililll down tn ii year ago it hail
siiocial coiiiiscl in the case, to deter- piirn tp.; L-\f|,I¢iii¢¢_ ,been a party to pools, agicciiiciits or
uiiuc whether the papers were iles- (‘.oai‘lcs ('. siloebling, sfila-.sniiiii for l|llfll‘Fl<l'-ilflflllll-IS $0 l'CSliT8ll\ tlullll-
ti'oyeii befoic or after the filing of the wire firm of John A. lloelilliig The t-estiiuony, taken before Henry
the pending suit on October 20th,sonsi and company, of Trenton, N, .]__ P. Brown, of Philadelphia, special
last. , _ *mid of me Opgmtiong of the Bare commissioner in the case, was given
'The testimony. today was givcn by,Wirc association, another of the by tW0 ll/il2"0HH0S, Wallace Buell, oi
Harry A. Wliiiney, until recently a seven pools. According to the min- P0” ("ll09l0l' (N. Y-l. a retired in- J
sales agent at the Worcester, Mass.,j iites, articles of agreement and ll0D0I1<lClll5 Wim llla"l\fl1Cllll‘0I`i allll
works of the American Steel and rules of the 1-issocyiation which the fl00» E- Hfllmlli l11'GSld@l\t Of the
Wire company who asserted that he .witness produced, the price of, cop- Bl`.Vlllll\ l'l‘“`_9ll0l‘ ('Uml"1“Y. Ol Cal' \\'
personally burned the evidence. A per wirc was fixed in about thc nina- asanua (l"!1~). Wll0 with 0l1ll¢‘l`5‘ WHS
trunk full of minutes and other re» ner as alleged in the case of other lfldmfefl “nil flflfffl lil the “0'°f\ll"ll
cords of one of the pools in which pools. ' Wife P001 CHECK Hlmllt B. llfffl-T H420. ill' I'
the wire conspiracy is alleged to Judge Dickinson put into thc svj- tel' n. plea of nolo contendere. I
lin.vc participated. Whitney says dence an intercstiiig letter from E. 'l`ll0l`f* 01'" HI”/‘""\l Uf lllmli f\ll0Zl“l
that he hail received the instructlons',‘l'd. Jackson, supervisor of thi-, pool, Pllflltl "-flvffflllll lllllerfnf kllllls Ol ‘Vl""»
to destroy the evidence from Frank written on Nlny 3, 1900, to ilu-_ Roch “f\lll0'l ln U10 0090 Ol the comlllulnaiif
llnackcs, vice-president of the com- ling firm ln answer to ii compliint llllfl H“"l'0ll l‘*“l'lll°‘l "5 lf’ thi’ f""`m“
pony, but when Judge llickinrnii that inforumtfon, i~oncei~ning the f-lil" Uf l»l\f¥ -‘\"l»@l'lCl\" U‘“'l‘€‘ Slim' A2*
pressed him to give the exact date pools’ practices were leaking out. 5'0"-ll\l`l°l\ lil'-Tfll1ll!ll'y. l‘J0.l, tlii-ee
upon whicli he received the order, The letter read in port :- Hllllllhfl ll“f“"“- W0 ‘"`P¥“"l"\tl°" ‘ll l-l"‘
his memory failed hlni. ‘ "If I lun reblc to i‘0nf.ri»l f.hrll“lt“‘l Sl'l\l»¢"`* ‘qt-“El ('0l`l>0|‘I|f.ion,
lltiiin culling iipi-iff the giyiimgil L0 _""""""""'""“`“
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- scales, refrigerator. All nearly
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vc ccn_t_s.________ __ _ _ ____
.t SALE-ONE SLOVEN IN GOOD
repair. A. S. Hewitt, Queen St.
_ 5-i)d4lDd.
Olt SALE, Alll)li'l‘ i5 TONS GOOD
f.lmothy'luiy. (leo. Abbott, Union
Road. __ ____ ____ .'i-lidrilipil.
ANTIQD A'l‘ ONCE, GENERAL
servaiit, Apply i4-i upper l’rincc
Sf.. 5-l0d6ipd.
oft sliim iuiiiz or wi<n.i, Manx-
cd red foxes. Apply to "ls" Guard-
ian, _ 5-ildiii.
A n"`i~iAilu`-"si-iow msn, ioiin
new Appl_y 2_5_l1llii_i___A_ve __s1i_I_d4llul
oli`i~T-(Lic"'ri»1ai-1-ir. icoxns ioNI-1
female and two inalcs) supposed to
have blncl; blood. .\pply at this
Rice, _ 5-Illilhf.
iou.=ii~: `w.\N'ri-ip 'ou' i-ucvmv ou
ciglit l‘ooriis'wifli nindcru in\l"`l‘Y0'
ments. Apply at fliinrdiun ()_fllcc.
_ 5-7dtf.
Awricii oim. icon GENERAL
hoiigework, Apply Mrs. George
Douglas, liifl Hillsboro Street.
_ 5-10cl6ipd.
Dollars will buy an interest in the
hesf. country business in the Pro-
vliice. Beside Railway i'1ltIution.l¥\\`g0
oroducn centre, and in a pl‘0BP01'0“B
farming eominunity. Address "Guar-
iiiiiii" oiiiiiiottetown. __ 5-5j8wi><l_-‘
ouN'i~ii`w.iu'mn, 'ro sum. suo-
ky City _Wim pi-ipoi~ Cleaner. Thor-_
oughly cleans wall paper, calcimlna
and ireiicn, a Zfic. tin is sufficient
for a good sized rnnin. Full sired
tin mailed tn any address on rc-
eelpt.of 354:., (lilo. to cover post-
age). _It’s a iiinncy-m.1llf0!2 Wflf-l*
for particulars, fl..-A. Munro, R0
union semi, sr.. Jiiiiii. N- li-
' 5~l0dr3i.
Mina:-do linlmsat cures gsrgst in cows M
SAYS RI(lHl€S()N IS A
, MORMON ELDER
BOS'l`ON, May li-The author of
tha affidavit cliarging U. V. 'l‘. Richf
eson with being a Mormon Elder,
Mrs. l.ucic lil. Britiiiii, claims to
have ,been formerly connected with
the Mormon Church and to have
been a celestial wife ol' a New York
.man, who is at the head of the Mor-
mon orgaiiieation in thc east. In the
statement Mrs. Britain asserts that
she has known Rlcheson for several
years past, first meeting him three.
years ago at a Mormon conference
held on Staten Island, where she
says the lliiptist clergyman was re- l
cognlzcd as onn of 'the Mormon old-
érs, and was iiai~tlciilar,y_ active ln
the affairs of the conference. She has
since met him many times in and n-
houf: Boston, and has given him thc
Mormon signs, which were always
answered, she claims.
She says sbc attended a Mormon
conference at Providence, R. I., R lit-
tle over a year ago. at which Riche'
son was present, and that she receiv-
ed cummanrls from lilm as a Mormon
elder at a Uostoni gathering of the
lenders of the church. "While it is
not common, it is not unusual to
find the more cilueated of the Mor-
mon eldcrs preachinmin thc pulpits
of evangelical churches which ball-
tlvc by immersion," said Mrs.
Britain last night in an interview.
Hlie.sald that to the best of her bc-
Hef. Rlchoson was converted to
Mormonism while still a student at
William Jewell College in_Llbertv.
M0.. from which he was expelled' in
1889. At that time Richesnn became
attached to ii young woman _who now
makes her home in Salt Dolce (lltv.
To this ynllns woiumiii duaniiiiuuf;
iimrii ei-and toward Moi-ir.onisni, Mn.
ina:-d’| Llnlment Cures Diphtherla.
i
Britain believes, - , , ,
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JOY RIDE OF THE MAYORS
.ENDS IN I’0hIUE GOl.lIl'l‘
TRURO, May 8-What is described
by the chairman of the police us a joy
ride Thursday night last, had its
sequel today in the police court
when U. B. McMiillin, Arthur l~lte.
vcns ann Alonzo McCallum were bc-
fore Stipendiary Magistrate Crowe.
On the evening in question the mayor
of Moncton und several eldermen
visited Truro, and at the instance
of Mayor Stuart, were treated to a
ride in automobiles' aroiiiid town and
surrounding country. It is alleged
the speed thru town was excessive,
and Councillor Dunbar, cliairnmn of
the poliIe,` caused papers to be serv-
cil nn the drivers of the autos. The
case is attmctiiig wiilc attention and
the court room was crowded all day,
thc presence of lsoinc of the town
officials in the motor cars, lending
grace to the occurrence hitherto lack-
ing in cases of this hind. 'l‘hc ncase
against Stevens was the only one fin-
ished today. Prominent cminsel is
engaged by both sides, S. D. Mcliel-
lan, K. il., defending and W. M. Fer-
guson" for the prosecution. J udg-
The other cases go to trial tomor-
ment on the _ Stevens case reserved.
rnw.
P. AND O. HTRIKE REFERRED '
TO ARBTTRATION.
l.l’lNl')(lN, May ii-The tiireateiicil
strike iiizainst the Peninsular and
Oriental-Steamship coinrpnny has been
referred to the national executive of
the transport workers' federation.
Yesterday officers of the National
Sailors' and ll'iremaii‘s union and the
National Union of Shire* (looks and
Stewards, called out tn the ‘ men in
the employment of the company.
llIflniird's Lliilment Cures Distempsr.
i
FEDIGRATION OF
I CHURCHES FOR WORK
<‘i)MlllON T() 'l‘Hl<lM Alil..
'l‘()IfON'l`(), May il.-Rev. A. li.
(lcggie‘s ovcrtiirc to the General' As-
sembly of the l‘resbyteriIin church of
(liinadn, was considered yesterday by
that body, and after some iliscussioii,
ordered to be for\varded to the as-
seinhly.
The overture makes reference to
fthe recent vote on union, which- was
not decisive, -and states that ri lnrgc
Ii-roportion of the church desires bet-
ter conditlons than are now gbtain-
ing, requesting that thc assembly re-
ndirm its former decision in favor of
the general principle of union. it
also reqiicsfs that the proposals of
the your 1898 lic reverted to and
that the co-o|-eration of the iiego-
tiating cliurcheu-~nnil other that nrny
bo interested be olitulned for the pur-
pose of federntloii in the coninioii
work.
ST. JOHN BONDS LOi'~lT '
WITH THE 'l‘l'f`ANl(‘».
_ HT. JOHN, May 3-lt developoil
today nt a meeting of the Ht. John
Ciimmlssioners that seven (llty of Ht.
John bonds, par value $500 each,
were lost with the Titanic. lrhev
were being sent across hy the liauli
of Montreal ln_London. Thi-, Commis-
sion will arrange to identify thi-
owners.
FOUR (.lHlLI)RE_N DEAD FROM
_CFIRIDBRAL SPINAII MENINGITIS
MOORE-IAW, Sasli__ Mav fi--A
family named (hiilmore, residing al
Westview, has lost four chllilrsh
within a few days, all from cerebral
spinal meningitis, their a as mn ln
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piopiiiiiilim, ioiiiiiiftio yesterday
yr i.ibly ii-poil_cil n joint iesolutimi
'ripriating $l,23!L,l7lil~loi‘.tempor-
relief of the flood sufferers lu the
ssissippi niiil Ohio valleys, The
imiltce increased 'tho amoulil all
priiiced in the House resolution,
sshd .\‘atiiriliiy by $542,000. ' '
A bill tii .~ippropi'iat.e .$30,000.03 for
iituiing, ruisiiig and protecting
li-vccs of iliie Nlississippi mid its
butui-_v rivers, was iutrodiiceil by
0lu‘csi~iii.iiti\'i~"flyer of Missoiiri, and
fvrrcsl to' tlif- river and liarbnrsi
iiiiiittee.
A liill tii :ippi'<ipriiil.i- $140,000-00 lfll'
piiiwliasc of si-cd corn and other'
ds for tho Iloiiil deviirvtateil Missis-
pi valley was introduced by Re-
sentative linsscll of Missouri and
rrcd to the conrmittce on agricul-
e.
\’i`.\i~`lilNli'l'rIN, Mriy.\---Tile Senate
- up ' ~` ' ,- - 1 - .
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l..F}N’l‘ l“AR'[`Nll}Yi. WAS_
'PHE Wll.\’ JUDGE.
WAS1lING'l`ON, May 8- Charges
Liiist .Iiulgii llubert W. Archibald,
tho riiiuiiicrro rniirf., were unfold-
liiiiay before the lioilsii committee
ji1diciu|'_v, which iii to determine
iiiipi-iii°hnu-iii pioci-cdiiigs shall bc
iughi iigniiisl thi- jurist..
fiiiv .fudge Arvliibiilil in partner-
p witli lildivaril J. Williams in
iiiitoii coal dealer, while deliber-
i
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°r'Ami‘.'5¥`¥ ‘FS i._
(Special to The (iunrdiun) “
'l‘0Il()N'l‘(), .\lay 10- l<`i'csli to
strong wiiiils wi-sf:-i'l.V uciii-i‘Iilly. fair
sf.nf.ionm‘_v or ii little liiglici- leni-
periitiiro.
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'l`li|‘ fciiipci'iil|ii'|~ iii iliree o'riiii-li I
this nioruliii: by the “llrxiiil .\`fori-"
'l`csf,cIl 'l‘lii~ri\i<iiiietei' with ri, iiorfhcrli
exposure was lorf.y~oiii- iii-grccs Ii-
bovc zero.
'l‘l'ie lowest tcnipcrnturc rccorilcil
ycstcivliiy was fi\rty~t\\'ii ilc;:i‘crs n- `
have zcro und the liiglicsl. wus fifty-
four Iibovi-. The lowest i~eriii‘|li\il thc tl
previous niilht was fiirt_v-oii-;~ above.
Ai. nine ii. in.. yesterday il. was for-
ty-foui' dcgrci-s iiliovc and ai iiinc- p.
in., it was flirty-two above.
The length of today will l~c four-
con lioiirs and foiirtv-six minutes.
The tide will bo lilgh this afternoon
at 4.08 iiiiil tiiiiiorriiw ii_fti-rnuoii at
5.i’i3; it will be high toiiiorroui morn-
luix uf fi ZX and i-lundiiy morning at
1.12. .
The sun sets this evening at 7.151
and tniiiorrow oveniiig nl. 7.2l; lt
rises liiiiiiii-I~uw ninrnliii: nf. 4.32 and
Hlfhdiiy iii. 4.30.
The moon sotii this -~nif.ernoon nt
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from five to eighteen years, two 'boys .
and two girls.
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tion was Judge Archibald - _`
asked why Judge Archibald had
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ful for ‘ri iurlst'| named to be
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1-'fi-';'>-r.-_*'u.‘=‘.. -".,;;`~;1)"i‘.‘.'~ ating as a judge on the lighterago
.,,~» ,,,_.»._-,‘ ,_.-.‘,.u~ __i
» ' as
es, to which the Eri railroad was
party, is alleged to have negotiat-
aii option from the railroad for
,000 tons of culm dump proPel`l'»Y t0
sold nf. ii $12,000 profit, was rs-
.ril to tlin coiiiinittee by William!
nisclf.
liiilgc Ari-liibiild, nocniiipanied by
s two sous iinil his counsel, A. S.
oi-f.|iiiigtoii, licnril the testimony
id ncciisiiiiiiilly looked at photo-
~iwliii- ci»pics_ of lctti-rs bearing on
ic c:isc,- one of tliein ri letter ln
irh the jinlgo told of his connec-
Jii with the clum bank negotia-
ous in his own \‘.oi'ils.
Inaildltioii lo that transscliiini
iiiiiiiiis rinii of iiiiothcr dcsl in
ilcli he said .liulgc Arcliiliuld ac-
l
tion of ri iiiillion ncrcs of Venezru-
ri ilriibci- hind, for which fhc Illflgu
vc niii>f.i~ for $500. Wlllisml
~ii~<l to ilisruiiiii this nofc with (l. J.
d W. l’. Boland, of the-Marion
nl compaiiy, of Scranton, who at
ist time had n case pending before
ndge Archibald in the federal court.
The Bolands refused to discount
ie note and later lost their case.
lllianis admitted felling W. P. Bol-
nd ami that if he had discounted
udgo Archlbald’s . note, the elle
ght have ri-.riulteil 'i'l‘lfferently, but
at hc denied that Judie Archibald
new anything 0! his mn ing such m
mark to Holi-inil.
The tcslmony relating tn thi
um bank transaction, included M-_
i-ence to an assignment by Willluna
I an inform. in the options secured
o W. P. Boland and n silent.-piety,
hom he admitted, under exam
eierreil to as ii silent party, `
lamn said hs thought it WM not
2??
Minaril's lilnimeiit. flares (Folds, Etc. i
n siieh transactions.