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O cams pm ed yes Lord Morley Hopes Thai iiig Shareholdersof the Farmers’ The Imperial Conference has _
PROFE _ IONAL viiuiiii riiiiiiiisiii nniiiiu 5.0.1. ON
BASEBALL oPENs fin sinuin ii riiiin ui imriiii IMPORTA TION
  _ .IN ST JOHN I TIIAE IN LIIIIIIS .-ASEINIT-IIE_SS MAY IIIINE
Tw y I _   i .Peers Wi|| Avoid a Course _Bank Organizeitofightfhe Opened in London With ~Ni"l.i  
l Premier As Uith as 4 '
t rdoy, 'St John W nn- _ . _ - -- _ _ - - _ _
8   Whmh May Lead the Doubdl? ldtartiiihty can the Chairman.  
lllg Once. _ Country, _ -
` u'l"I‘AwA. May zz.-ii. i.. iii...
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  OF LIQUOR
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T1.-hey Wont Some Driistic
Acts Providing Strict
_ Legislation
_
_li
_ has given ui or ie pi'i~.:-ii-ii. tie
OTHER GAMES ‘N NNN lllli wie enivrnirncum OTHER REQUESTS PRESS ARE N01 ADMHTED r;‘:"..i:‘=f‘.f.‘.i:::.'_iirfif;~v,.:":;:...::i:::_"f::‘ ilFFE0TS¢0TT MT
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iiiicciiil fo The (luardiau.
_<'|‘_ .lui-lN, Miiy 24th-».'1`lie pro-
Irssiiiiiiil huseball season openeil here
luilii '_
ln)iIie morning St. John defeated
liniflioiis by ll to 6 and iii after-
rnniii the Murthonii defeated the Cana-
iliiuis of Montreal by 12 to 4.
I-‘i-ndei-ictoii, May 25th.-Freilerictuii
and l`iiIiiis pliiyed two gaiiies Iiere tn-
iliiy, iiiiiniug one cacli.
NIINIIEII _IIAIINIS
IN ENANE EIINIIITIIIN
l'.i\lfi>‘. .May 22.--Although the
cnnditioii of Premier Monis contin-
ues satisfactory, Ambassador Lannel-
iiirini officially announced this -after-
iiiioii that it Would Still 'C8-ke ,th1.‘e&_
.nys ln-fore he would be able to say
wIiafii.=i~ the head of the French cab-
iiivt iviis out Of l.lBnR€I‘- Chentaly
fins ndminwtered towne premier dur-
ing the night to induce sleep. Thei
age of -M. Monis, who is sixty-five
yours old to-day, is another factor in
his general condition. ‘There was
n iniilu-tic soene at the bedside of the
inini'e<I minister this morning when
he i-eceirecl Emile Constant, under-
secretary of .the interior and the
ineiuhers of his own family, all of
whoiii extended their birthday wish-'
es. The premier first asked for
news concerning the health of his
colleagues in the cabinet. M. Ber-
feanx Constant replied that the con-
ilition of the minister of war was
grave, whereupon M. Monis murmur-
ed-"Oli, poor fellow, we both had
ii nai'i-ow escape.” If the premier*e
condition strengthens . this evening
he nioliiihly will be informed of the _
ilezilh of licrteaux. The funeral of
the wiir minister has been definitely
fixed for Friday. I
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EIIIIS EIINWI] IIIIT
MEN IN 1iiIISINESSl
_NNW YURK, May 17-'Mic most
.su-iiiiicuiif. fact that emerges from the
_ . _ y_
lion _iiist i-oncluded, is the startling
iiiwciisi- in feiiinle employment in of-
__
Was Badly Damaged- Twen-
fy-five Feet of Wafer in
Hold.
__
Special to ’i‘|ie (iiuiriliiiii. 4
£4lII<lI1lf\'i~li'(>lf'l`, Miiy 24.-'l'in~ (‘i.n
ard Liner ln\'eriiiu, s'ti'iii:k lliiiint lim-k
at noun today during ii fog and wng
badly daniaged.
She now lies iii the dock here with
twenty-live feet of water in her hold.
There was no sign of panic nbiini-il,
EX- KING MANUEL "
Tl] MAKE WIIHLII TIIIIII
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LUNDON. May 22-Ex-King Man-
uel, of Portugal, who is now resident
iii England, like his friend King Al-I
f0IiB0. takes part in most out-door
sports, but he is neither as keen nor
as accomplished a sportsman as is
the Spanish king.
Latterly the exiled king, always
most correct iii dress, has taken to
wearing a monocle, an affectation
copied no doubt from the Marquis de
Soveral, former Portuguese minister
in London, a great friend of King
Edward and one ofthe few remaining
dandies, who is now acting as Man-
ucl's political adviser.
Altho so much out of doors, the
ex-king loolu far from well. He is
still quite stout, but is pale and uii-
healthy in appearance and is seldom
seen with the smile that he habitual-
His fiieiids, liowevei, say he nevci
expresses a desire to return to Lis-
lion niid it is knowu that the Mor.
Emliiy iiioveil the second reading
the veto bill in the house of lor(
the bill must pass the lords as
“_t‘_i0ll. the viscou_nt’s speech was co
eiliaitory und dwelt on the substa
Mvrcly said that when the hill had ers bank demanded was and mE“‘5t°"S "Oni the 0"'€¥`S€BB d0m‘ Meanwhile lefteis and fi-legion
E'"’i“‘“| it W*-*lim INS 0110" to thc gov- F‘irst-l'ieliel' from the double lin- “iluns °E the eml’"`”- Settled dow" E0 are pouiing in fioiii the liberal-r.i
F0' llilitl’ dlucuss *meh kn°E“E*Y‘l""’mem5 B9 the, servntive oiganizafiniis i.Iii-uiigliiii
 THE IIEEIIIIIIA IIE THE
criimenl., not oiil to consider the
hill might not bedesiralile.
He favored a. settlement of
O
Ii P
government he said would 'not c`
sent to a second chamber constru
tion on _a principle of resistance_
their legislation.
avoid ii _course “which may lead t
coimtry into great difficulty and pe
liaps into grave confusion."
IILIRII OVER EHPERDR
_
VIENNA, May 22. - Some alar
the specialist' Professor Neus
had been summoned to Goedoelloc
where Emperor Francis Joseph is
present sojourning in the roy
chateau. An authoritative sta
ment issued says that the empero
health is good and that Dr Neussor's _
mission was to ascertain the effect “Ut iwted H900. IS PBSBMGG IOP the _
I 1 it t <1 i wiu be efncisii inaugurated by a
t
is caused by the announcement tha
se
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cause of 'the vast correspondeii
l,(iNi)()N M -_ ~ . MILTON, Ont., May 23-'l‘iic snare- LONDON, May 23-The imperial Ever town in the prairie roviiii:
' ny 23 V\sc0unt‘M°'xey holders of the Farmers' Inivik liiing conference, wihich has now practically ggemg anxious fui- ii [n,,~iii,i,p,,,,_.¢t;
of in Halton county met here to-.liiy toiHSB\1IYi%4l the !\1D¢lSi0l1E of IL gfillid lmd civic receptions and oblier fiui
is- fight the curators call for -ioniiie Council Of the British empire. opened tions will crown Mr. iioi~<ieii's ini.
Altlio he emphasized the fact tliat_liability. The discussion centered '-he_ third Seri” Of iii llilllilffiilnliil even though no change is made in li
it.mucli around Hon. W. S. Fielding ‘1°1lb9mtl0nB EOGHY. Undef U18-Chl1f1" itinerary as at present arrang
n- and the necessity of calling him as iii9'“_9hiP Of Premier Amlllifhi at thi* There is every indication that he u'
t a witness to prove that the bank foreign Omile- Besides me memben’ receive an enthusiastic welcome, on
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‘"1 “iid lmli0i”U\Iit powers still left never really had a legal existence. 0E_ the "“P°"_1“1 °‘{~b1“°F- inte?" l?\‘e' one that will not he restricted i
d Q W lfiid L urier
in the hands of the peers. Lord What the shareholders of the Farm- mlefi. 100111 HIE »1r 1 H . party afliliations.
_ _ _ _ __ __ _ __,___ ___
° TAET NIIT ‘NIINIIIINIS
_Lord Morley concluded his address
with the hope that the peers would
,f IIIIEN _SEIIATES IIELAI
WAHI-lINC.'l‘CN, May 22.- Presi-
dent Taft is not worrying over the
\ delay in the senate's action on the
   (‘a adian reci rocit bill Ordiuari-
/ Ii D Y ~
ly he is off to his summer home in
Massachusetts by this time, but this
m year he is sitting tight in the White
tiH0use.-
,- The president _is prepared to await
a
t
r
k'_ the senate's action when it comes his
,_ chief effort will be to strengthen the
ai sentiment of the bill and head off the
e. embarrassing amendments. The Root
fs amendment to the paper clause,
which was offered last session, but
with the question of imperial defense
, ' | . _
h
silly in the policing of the Pacific.
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SIGNALS SENT ENUM
/
PARIS, May 22-The installatio
been completed, and signals wer
of the treatment, which he had ad- had B_XBmD8 S8 B 8-D P0111 HOW On _ Y
. _ ,
vissd sonic time i=_g0_ for B wugii' f.he_frlends of the bill will be busy message from lresident luxiieries to _
ii~.,i,i wiiiCii~i_1ie em,,ei»0i- was sum”-_ fighting finslduous enemies of this Sir Wilfrid Laurier, premier of Can- _
ing, sort. ada. -
as also is the part which the Austra-
lian navies are to play in tliatvde- ) _,.4 _
fense, as Australia has, since the vis- I _
it of the American fleet to that con-
tinent three years ago, come to re- "‘l\`.\\,.' _
gard the United States as a poasible ""»‘f
the excessive *heat and partly lr
pouring in upon him from the wcs
' _ Y _ .
<-oiistriictioii of the seeoiid cliiiiiihei', Second - 'l‘hiit the victiiii sliuiilil °°`0p”raE“i"?" °f the “avies and ‘mm the west. L‘l\ll0l'Sillf£ the len-di-i
but whether some less diliitory pro- suffer only the losses alrady n,a(iu__foi'ces for imperial defense, the declhry
cedure than that provided iii the veto 'l‘hird - 'Phat the governmentiatiou' of Loudon, and_ imperial court """""""""*“""""""""""""""“""“
th ehoiild Day fifty cents on every dollar gf “ptpeag'cE';‘,"al€,§ed' ,t,‘;a“Bp0_',`t““,f’“ ` ,
_ 0, to depositors and take v ll th ne 0 “ E °“» 9 E0 °» an 11 U'
;i:€_s__tei§iitc_>_f refo_rtms_by atn agreement assets and 16; the ¢0unt;e;i;:n,1 tifeiture constitution of the British em- _ _ __
. n e oi ica aries but thei ' 1 d' ii dim, _ pirc. - ,_\~”.` -_ ` _
n- oss mvo v_e In t e reuse l The Anglo-American relationship is  ll
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ng HT. JUHN, May 24.-'l‘lie Grand D'i-
,_, vision of the Sous .if 'l`einpei~a|iCe met
,,_ here toiliiy and heard ii request fl‘0'iii
,,_, Kent and Nortliiiiiiberlund divisions
,_,,_ risking for drastic cliniigei-i in the pro-
,,', liihitioii law and iii license law for
,i the proviiiize.
,y Among other things, the divisions
wants the iiupiirtution of liquor _into
,S t~‘.<:otf. /ict (‘ouiiI.ies stoppcil, even for
,_ |ii'i\'iii.e use.
LIIIIIIS IIILL PASSES
LONDON, May 20.- Lord Lans-
ilowne’s' bill for the reconi-itriicticm
uf the house of lords passed its sec-
ond reading iii that house to-day
,without divisioii, after Secietary of
.War Haldane had announced that
the govcrnuicnt would not divide a-
-gainst it,
The secretary said that lie welcomed
the evidence that the bill afforded
,tliiif the izonswviitives were convinced
iof the need of rvforiiiing the house of
ilords. but the goveriimcnt field tliab
,the passage of the veto bill was es-
,sential before any steps were taken in
that direction.
lord Lansdowne complained that
the debate had not elicited any state-
'-~'~‘~'~"~"‘**-"'-'-~'-~'~°"""‘-~»-'--“"'““\ ment rel-ative to the gover‘nme_i_\t's
U stand upon the reciprocity questio
e
sent last week to Canada Service R,,g,ua_ SMR-__ May 20_ ,9,,_
R. L. Borden, Ottaivaz
At a largely attended meeting
of the executive of the Regina
quis de Sovcrul has advised the roy- ---‘-'-'__'
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i~ii“if~i  i>.w.c eiiiis reiineiirn A iii'-:ciEPriori
,iilists not to tiike_part _in any iii
Ames' but to ‘walt qmeuy mr the On 'l‘iinsdxiy night the girls of the keen desire to provide fully for the hobble skirts, wore one most grace-
‘time wlienlthe Portuguese people waint _. . , t, : - _ _ . .
fthe K,n,_, to ,.,,t,,,.,,_ w,,,,_,,_ ,,, ,,,,, 0,,_ 1_;_iei;<;‘; of;ft__l:*u:;;s  i:§ti&__t__:;_amusement of_the _guests of the ev;nd_ fully and succeeded in winning the
iiiioii, is inevitable. _ _ ,-,_ the Y M C_A HM, when the ,ntte,___iiig. And their efforts weie atteu 0 boys hobblie hurdle race: _ _
Mmluel lm" “Dt mkm' "P Rlmlws M' lielil ii receptioii iii the honor of the with Uililullllflell SUCWHS- The stan mg broad gli” mr g“,_,s
. one of the uiiiversities, us if. was iiu- -;, .,., _ ,__ U.-, ,F ,_,e,,_ ,,,,_, the The ,,,_,,g,.,,,,, ,,,.e,m,.ed was ,,,_, ,0,_ consisted of the_mensuiement of t e
ioioiuitioii census of the elf. ofL0n- ,,__,,nc,,_, ,N “__),,,(, ,,_, ,,mte,,_, ,L ,H Fu s. i€_re ue 1. . i c _it . _“hw ,h_w___ _exaggerated smile and the honors
' ' _ ‘ . ‘ i i *ii* ' " iiioi ru: 1 - v _ -
now suid tliiit the ooi~oiiiit.ioi_i, which ,:_f_f’__E,?,e_',7"'__\;:_' ,fy ‘£,_'_"` J R__,,y Sew Address G, w,,_,(,,m,e_G,,y ,v,cKe,.,_\¥gre ciiptuireil _b__y_'J ;vlis_i;1McF‘aréa_n)e_,
g,,,,,,, (_, K,,,,: ,,,_,,,_,_,e_ ,,,, w,,, ,,,_,,,,,_ ____l.____ __ “___ Y M __ A . . _ _“___ ne ex ens on o e ac expre si
I Y i - ~ - ~‘ denoting mirth was not recorded of- I-(Sg,1_) _yAS_ F_ BRYANT,
i.
conservative association hold
' this afteriiooii the following
resolution was iiiianinioiisly pas-
sed:
“That the conservatives of Re-
gina heartily iendorse the leader-
ship of R. I_.. Bordcii and ap-
prove his general policy and par-
ticularly his policy in reference,
to the reciprocity pact, firmly
believing that this agreement
cannot be of any benefit to West-
ern Canada, and wou1d'he detri-
mental to the interests of Can-
ada as a whole.
Ii\'|~.=. in the busy 1-n|iiai'e mile where-~ ,, ' ~ ' _
` t ‘. . ' . . . - ' ‘ 1 ‘ 1 . ' , _ .
‘P “"" ‘ "ul V _ l’eiIiaps ii liuppiu oi iiiiiie genial ipwllllllfi i'l\`Uii‘iH _ nc,,,uy so the figures _Wm be sup- _ ,,Sec,_eta,_y_
un are <nincei‘iieil the biggest finan-
riiil inid iiiercantile interests women
nr:-. sfeiiilily replacing men.
_'l`lil‘ preseiit -day secretary invar-
liililv wears skirts; the typist looks
I" `tl.  bltlblouse
_ rx i iiowi r., _ ii
\_>\>>=~iii-ss office, and, acc0rding'thosc
lil ii position to judge every indica-
ilini points to _a still greater sup-
l'“"""l"‘l “E \“°'l\‘bY`- Kl¥`lB ill City Of" cel ti the two iiiieciis ins iii .. _ _
‘ vim ( if -i,,iii¢i|_ (Too late for Ola|sfficnf.ion.\
'  ‘ rn ii trade
fii'l'>' in the iicxt ten years.
NISSIIINAIII EXPEIITS
IIEIIEIIIEI] III IIINIS' III AIIIIITIIATIUN      ° °
thc effect that the iiioiicy iidviincu
,tho iiicoiiie ‘ _ '
I properties. /\ii_ iiivestigatioii luis
shown tliiit $3,ii00,ll_0il wus iiilviiiictxl
liceii dc ci
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Vliiii-viiiiiiiii. who recently were receiv
ld I _ K f rence thi
iv ilic ing, had a con e s
l1Itni‘iiin.ii with Sir Edward Grey, the
f"f\‘\\'ii secretary, with .whom they
in tho Near East. Durin the nas
K _
ii-coli Messrs. Mott, Escombie, Bishop
i”‘i"‘U\I`.\' of the Presbyterian board
"“"i\|iiitf.ce ii ioiuted b the world'
_ _ in y
’""‘~'\“'\1\i‘v coiiisi-ence st Edinburgh
tration.
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I  YOUR
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‘lid you think
to iiie_
T" "ic, who needs a true and faith-
ful friend
More than the weary river need
the neg;
M fresli'ning rain
“"0 Hgain 'f y
Used to Sing" were in vogue.
" "Ili li £0 flflllre ll\ 0 9( . I ‘ (‘. ~l ea Amelie und _ - .
pi>iii.~.,iiiS iiwisi, mum] the iggs of ,ty Kux Ql:,le,(,:;l'M3,§;ul;.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, he An energetic and efficient conunittoo
i,fi-._ Uwiig' _ . ' _ had the preparutioii of the event iii
"‘ *‘l‘“’l"‘- w°m°“ are-9V"YWh°"e» deducted in uiiiiuiil instoliiieiits fiom , , , , ,_
"“'" “‘ l A-i le <‘ lil U10 l1\0'~lPi’ ‘ fi oiii MiiiiueI's l~’oi~tiiK“0S\‘ lmml and perfomm' tw? :funny tlillii
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ies in ii _iiiniiiier which evid cc_d
o ii -
lieading-Major Weeks. '
Vocal Solo-Miss Winnie lBatch.
(lame-(ffhreail the needle).
Reading-Miss Maud ~Mcl.ean.
ltefreshinents--All.
i.
ea. in --Geo Green
ui King <‘+\f1<>s- Ni" ",““"“‘*_t *;__,‘ CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS
I. W. C. Field lliiy.
TTi5:°iE"i$F
____ 6 Upper Hillsboro 5-_12dtf _ rms was ,,0p,,,,,K 0,, one ,out W,
I.I\N|niN, May 22-John R. Mott, of ‘ ANTED, nt once, ri girl for light c,,,, 0, w,,te,._
Nm Yum' g°"°ral secretary 0' the ' M ‘ 22--Officers of l ` h0U9°W°|`k lil family 0E tE“`e"~ 'l‘he second event was n CTO
\vni-l.I’.- stiulent Christian-federation. New Yolth'  e,.,c,,,, and the Good wages paid- APDIY t0 51 BBY' wiieegt for boys. George ‘Green
nnd Silas McBee editor of t-he itlie Uulted_(1€i`m““. n‘ S ieties Oi “em St- 5'w‘E"'E' out--not so green after all
E -igmtelt ,_I,:“;::,',",`,,m:,\,:,(;1l;n Iiiiigic ft peti- `*0R'SAL'E, corner' lotut Bright- The girl’s discus throw was wo
itiew 6,), the United States senate.  on, opposite Mr. Higg’s resi- Edith Huntley. She could n0t
l ulllin for thc rejection of the pro- dence, If not disposed of bv Private when physical endurance was pu
,i_, __ __ . - lirtziseilgnrliltriitioii treaty h¢tW¢¢r\ the sale before 'l‘hui-sdoy, the 25th inst, the test.
i.o.is.~til tlieii visit to the misslons,Un,te,| States and Great Britain. will be sold by public auction _at Hammond Johnson, though
E The petition asserts that the exist- 12.30 dslock on that date. 5-_22d3i. sessed of s particular Hv¢PSl0
- ~ d f I` the DBBCBIUI ` _0w_[TING_ Burk°'5 Augyg, uudgr
i_ _ in-g treaty piovi es o _
nmhmul and Rev' 'Arthm J' Brown' dl\\Btm8ut Ol all f“lE°\'°“°°°' Not  market. open lawful days tan to _ 
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terests, and t a dew" _2-25df.f.
‘_’lf'>\‘ciL'_ii missions, have been a end- fnvowmg vital il; f thi -spuhlic _  -E-E* -M ' "" _-'-
*`E '"‘° "‘*“‘ ‘“”"°“ " ° “ ’ wnonlsu RUSH COLI-WS “t oivro M.. is-rreii. .ent
‘"2 the first annual meeting o the i ii t of iirhi- . ‘ » TOR , y
s \ Bhmim not he mme u su jec 'HJ Timm B Hume” Sh?ZQ5,1i-3ipd_ shifting to northwesterly winds;
-- “"“ ’ and showery.
.~nnsiiii>i~ more nniior _ ,.at_,0,, ,_ db Physician, ._ h\NTED, girl for general house- Th t pe at, re at three Q.
innni: the missionai'EEe\sc?>fo‘tf:e world. Mmnrw' mmmant uae y “___  work. Mrs. R. S. lggggii, 33 this emegiflliing wins forty-five de
_____._____._-_-_-,__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-=~=~=~»-~\* I rince St.. _ __ D - above ze,_o_
“"7”-H" ' ` E ‘I dies' Old- ‘¢\'Bf-Ch be' W gt tem grgmira rec
I OST. a ll* Z I The lo e p
_   _ J tween Ci-oss Roads and Auberyiyesterdny was i0,¢y-g.,-Q do
Ml\¢°h'S~ MW- Joh" M°N°m' s°“‘h' above zero and the highest was
D0rt 5_3§§2_l_4.tll’d five above The coldest records
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A 1 The MacDonald Rowe shove zero At nine p m ye!
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____ing 00,, Ltd, 5,-25drBi d. itTv_rxes ffftya-iitye tgi;_g;~::;t3_h;>vl;_el;
i' friend you signed yourself Luti ' my gain? filo LET new cottage. Rent od- e ows _
0, H ' Would you_ heiie_v_'c in me. should _ _ _,,,.a,_,,_'RAv,,,,\y_:___o§0w¢5_;;d¥§L_|:_:-,'_i‘°i;e:id;»_ydwaéi:_efor\t&3vu¢;_ d;&;‘°%B_ty
ii that such a friendship meuns Slander s swor _ m I_)_‘ona ___&__ _o_e_s_____ _ __ y_-____ _ - ubovm The co,"-C Ncamad the
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.ore than .the du break Med” th’ 0'§“i;:i°s§:>_:l___but a friend while fair p{>;l1_;i3jam;; °s"_¥_\ewi;l_’t or Jam.; _Pn___€_ts5_7.56 an oinor o_ i .
ii on & O0 5-Zllilllillil-l The sun sets sets this evcnin
_ While happiness, and love, an - _ _ t
h“Y~ ‘lid you ii g i t youth are mins? *OR SALE, Clyde stallion, 2_7.30 and tomorrow even nil I\ ,Q5 d ___ B - _ ,_ , t the ___
pause an s r ve 0 t lend if ever mich you 14 years old. Sire Lord Dalmeny._it rises tomorrow _morielrzgzéit . $_;iei;i€iei_on aae;i_immg§a&i02u'e:s gne€__me__ ____ “_ _`_ ___
lull, to len _ _ .
 l’ay $11.00 a week ut the begin- 0" ul” °“t"“ l""’gr_"f".' u_,°‘".‘5'
_ ‘ ning. Apply nt The Giiniwliiiii Ofiice»0| _live ,€V_@i\tH piiiticifate mn
_ ,,t ,,,,ce_ 5.22,“»_f_ teams of nine i-_ituileiits ioni the t,,),m ,,_ _
  ' ` ` E th L0 liam O’Brien in the east division of
Cork County at the last general elec-
~L rooms beam" pu y 'l‘l e fl t eviiit \\is ii giil s 20
nd lmthr°°m' also pleasant lawn' dusli niillli what won ‘by Nellie Hill
TED bench hand'and a boy previous night was forty one ds
The lust named number was
ai y
I Wim E" hem long' Ong ug ` 5 V c l Solo-Miss Mamie Ross
_ _ _ _ ~ 1.
E _ . _ , _ _ _, _
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'l‘he iiiconic of the Portiigiicseioyiil _ ,, f t ,_ t , ,__ Hee, vocal S0,O_,.,.O,_ Ba,iow_ _
'fumily Wm he Very ‘““t(`ri"“y MW' l`|Nh€t|lNe) !Ng‘l2\’lLl‘\ /s\\-Iillililtsitmsniiihsetn hav; Plllilil Duel-.'”UUYlel` and Lmmn Mc” pr»§seEl_unh»);; th»e w,i,‘-mms smue't_,t_ _ ' . ,Wr nil i- I i - -_ .
t 'led li ii recuiif. decisioii of the _ ' ',‘ ‘ U, ,,ke,_ _,n the Ke,,z,e_ led i:o°%E§_?g_i:_a&?,a1_I_‘_oE_s“f$§ra"€h§“s“c_ Similar messages have bee? receiv-_,mm ,mm w,,,,,,,,eg w,,, he p,,0v,,,e,,
provisional government. I`h B _, ,_,,m,B w,,,,_,, --vi-im `iq,,_,,gB My Mother ' ` ed during the past few days rom t
l,“'°t tion. today uuseated Donelan, but
'Ney declined to brand him with personal
I E dislionor. Justice Gibson found
°°,99E,‘:l m;"“'l°1` i“ Wmgh $25 P-’;_“‘tgr_'::& party organizations at Moose Ja
that this eeiziilig yxsnss on? df ge(Eiial so- ¥§,;1€c":,_,e,,e!_,E,?t 833, °;t;?,re,,l,),1;',‘;,';‘“,§he company him and also a ‘number of
ciabillty must go without saying. counted upon a clean sv,.e,,,, in (Evo, uma, ne“______________rS ___ ,hh Domimom
f r ci rocit
plans for reforming the house. flfhg
“' fact that there was no division on the
of more powerful machines in the A ti ' 1 ti-. - _ , _
wi, station 0,, the Eine, tower has ,r0me§i;?_l_‘:__ rre;c§;v‘; ,O,’,'5‘wSf“°r"‘ng hill prevented the disclosure of the
~ lcxtent of the revolt among the un-
‘ionist peers against the measure. -but
the speeches of the Duke of Mari-
borougli, the Duke of Somerset and
Lord Killanin, showed it to be con
siderable, and it is not expected that
the committee stag will be pr -
cd witli. '
i 'f‘lic second remliiig of the veto bill
|will be moved in the house of lords
fo-moi-i‘ow. The debate is likely tn
lust for some day:-i,_but in parliamen-
_tary circles it is generally believed
i that 'tlrc'b1'll will-'he--given--its--seconvl
_i-eading; that attempts will be made
ito amend it in committee, and thnf
iflie government will refuse to accept
`,_~aucli ameiidiiieiits, or disclose its o\\'ii
plan for rcfoi‘i-ziiig the second chaiir
‘hi-.r. The liberals -confidently rfrv-
fdict that the lords will ultimately nn
~iiituIate und pass the veto hill, with
fthe excciifioii that it will lie repcnl
,cd when the unionists return to
power.
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’ "n 'ic' ii Tune 15 A special
h'°,for thc tour to accomodate Mr. Bor
W' den and thc spcnkcrs who are to ac-
ad iournalists representing all the prin-
,___-_
- V 'l Sl M' J' McDonald. o e P Y~
om D 0- ‘BH ea" ‘    - Mr. Borden will leave Ottawa for Kpen M,,m,._,.s ,_,,,,m,,_,,, ,,, me ,,,,,,,,,,_
_IE,,,_,,0 gSo10___Mi5B Ethel N0;-tgp,    "'-""""" .if
- IIICTORIII DAY
_ Fm' CORK, Ireland, May 22. 'l‘lie
doiibtedly the most mirth provoking (ion,-¢_ which has bpm heaping the
“ted petition against the election of (lap-
“Y tain Anthony J. A. Doiieisn, the na-
fst- use win who deieceed wii
The members of the ilIiai'Iof.tcto
Civilian Rifle Association held their
.RIFLE MATCHES
_______,__..._-_
`(;_ p‘_ Hiiicliicsiili _ . . _ .34 34 27
95
Otto lliiiril . . . . . _ .Z7 33 29 95
Wil
first _rifle shoot on Kciisingtoii llaiigc
yesterday furcnoon when eight iiieiii-
A. N. Mcliiiy _
.\‘i_;I._ K. li\i_i(el‘.~2
i.t. iv. ii. i<..g.-.<..~` _'..` f f;i2 :ii ze
.29 30 28
_S7
32 .ill 27 89
89
h t he election had been conduct-
bers shot in the "Daily Miiil Over
t n t
wing ed with a reckless disregard to law.
creditable score of 725 points on
Seas Rifle contest. 'l’hcy Put un the
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won and th-at accounts have been sup-
nfgyi promising payments. The Cork
,_ to county seat ini the house of com-
mons has not been claimed by the
pos-
“ “’ eoiiiiiuiiiciirioii
_ ' iiiiii
h
erlv» '“'“""
coo _
this port at 8.20 a.m _ for Picton
i k with passengers, freight, express and
2.3., msn, decking at lz.oo. sire im gn
e
orded excursionists froiii ` ew Glasgow,
grees docking in this port at 9.30 D- I11-
pressed relating to probable coni-
()'Bricnites.
TIIRDIIGR PRHVIIIIZE
-IITII IIIIILMID
ii Yesterday the Northumberland left
return at 6.15, having: waited for f.
IMa_Ior Jones . . . . .31
0. Baird . . _ . . . . .27 33 20 ilu
X9
lil)
Sli
200 500 600
yds yds yds
T
G. F. Hutcliieson . . . _.34
R. V. Longworth  _.33
Major Weeks . . . . . _ .32
34 27
31 30
3l
33
28
26
27
20
28
30
3 I
33
Sgt K. Rogers _ _ _ _ .32
Lleiit. W. K. lingers ,.32
Major Allan . _ . _ . . _ .27
GrandTotal...........
average of 90-5 for each niuii, Below
are the individiial sciiree of the tellin:
tl.
95
U4
lil
ill)
. . .725
team of eight men from the l~oui_tli
d the and yesterdays N.S. mail. She leo
vas
green this morning for Picton at 8.30 a.
erday m.
ro.' Yesterday the B. B. Harland -left
fifty- bringing passengers, freight, express Ragiment ,md eight (min gin- (‘i\-iinin
' I
of
Glub battled for supremacy when
Civilians won by a small malority
eight points."
In addition to the above n matched
t
le
'l`lii- l<`iiurtli licgiriiciit scores in the
lhiily Muil iJ\'ei's'i-ns Mntdi were the
siiiiic as in flu-ii' iiintcli with the Civ-
ilians. '
The (‘luIi also held a spoon match
for its inoiiihers with the following
resiilts in the sevcl'ul CIHSHGSZ
(‘l.i\i~`»i~l A
200 500 600
yds yds yds ‘
Ttl.
94
91.
00
89
89
.se ai so
li. V. I. ' tll 
oiigiior _S2 31 28
Major Weeks _ .. _ _
Major .loiics _ . _ - . - »3l 33 25
(ig, \{,.ii\i lingers  .32 30 27
Lieut. W. K. lingers .
CLASS B
.32 31 26
G. F. I-Iutcliieson . . . .34 34 27
Ufto llairil _ . .
.27 33 29
orded 3.00 p. m. for Victoria carrying
above general cargo and s number of pas-
at
a The following was the scoring:
-two seiagers.
.i.‘I.'»7S .....°’§`3f."°~.Zi.i§2.?'ii‘.‘i‘i.'“iiZ"'§Zi.fl2l.‘l carw- A- Mu<f=~-un --2° ii if-
was xprelé fifteen minuteelate the We
glni lctoinrnoliation twenty minutes -A. Mcl`-abc . . . . - . - . -
lftcen late, the Bummarside accommodatio
fifteen ‘minutes late, the Eastern
rning commodation forty minutes late an
ng at the Western express was fifteen mln- Malin' l»iiii!l\ ~ - - » -
utes late.
g at Tuedday 'the Eastern express was
781' ten minutes late the Southern ac-
. 4th Ci A.
J. Lan irigmi . . . . . . .33 34 30
“F ( 30 32 33
n A. Lemar . . _ . _ .28 29 3i
ge- F. Kennedy _ . . _ .28 20 30
<i J. D. Mcuae .. .. .3231 31
.zo 21 ze
.llil 'i2 '.27
215-T ‘JN
cept. oiii ._ _ ._
°‘"1\i>reheii.i Nay I mul p » ~ _
Iilnch i_\,o,, _ ' dem bv Crown Rights, G. dam by and Saturday niorn ng ii _ _
UM “lit U¥\|l0\`l ill 55° 5°' . - ' I th Su ersid accommodation ten
` 1 r friendship-give old Barrister. J. Heber Crnibvi The m°°“ me' mmormw mo-m ng Enutegnrstc the Eastern aceommo~ Maj. W. A. Weeks .__ _ .32 3i_2ii iii M, ,_,,,,,,w,,,u, winning in gina, A
“'°"i“ "y ii df" ‘ri firmly uw* W"
our ren Niimnhfield ‘S-zedaipd. fit 3.12. m _ t. m._,“te_ ,Me and the MBL _, M ,_m,__, _ 5,, 33 2,, 9,, _
umm’ - ' `_ . Ask for Minarda and take no other. Minm-d'¢ mn in ii
‘ A" You propane ¢ fi ny it mc." ‘~ II- ~ ' ___________,_ _ _ _ _
0 N er u -A'nNY“OUB' I ' N I e t lumliorman'| friend (Nllgitgrli giizess ilvsis ten minutes late li. Y. 'Longwoi~f._)`i _ . . . .33 '-il 30 ‘N
I _ Q
Y which your sacrifice may prove
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< ;._.\._fi .» , ». 1 \_ ..y.~_'._si ..,._._-_  ._ -_ . ‘
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95
23
A. N. l\lrKny _ _ _ . . .29 30 28
_.l. tiilisiiii .. . _ ._ . _ .30 20 30 36
l~2
‘.°7
95 Miijiir Allan _ _ . _ . . . .27 33 23
2; s. uri-_v    .zsiiiis
(‘I..~\.\`h` (‘~
88
61
94
F5
(‘l..-\SS D
. . . . .24 20 25
, _ .22 26 22
Wnlkci' _ . . . .23 ‘ll 21
N1-wsiiiii _ . . . .E3 ill 15
lingers . . . . _ . .22 26 B
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