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BIG COT.'i"0N STRIKE IN  isiiiziii. iiiiin Eisciifoiri 'wuiiiiii Mins  
  AND ABOUT MONTREAL li lllllllllllllli ' COMING .TODAY ; HUHHIBLE lllilli
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inaugurated _ In Protest Against The Ten Per Cent. Cu-f ini' L°“"°"~ M” ‘-<S“°'f*‘.‘>-1'* Af Ottawa-' and P  ‘ i F ""“ii‘°”'h° the _S‘1DNE"-.I M“y4~--<S»°°e\>--Jw
selecting the new Di-eadnaugbt cruiser 9  0   \\ ulsh a native of Harbor Main, Nilde.
Wages Will Call Out Seven Thousand workers- i?.§'f?.§`“£`l"°¢.f.°$...§“‘2§.”`§....‘l§§Zé -Ti Biggest Fight oi the Session- §`.ill‘.-I'.Ii‘.‘."‘”..‘I.’l‘i`.§if.‘.’."} .?'°°' ""‘”" ‘"5
y y y ii moving- car
carrying out the Kin' .g exp;-ps; de thismoining
      sire to pay' Canada vtlfelbighestl pos-     l-Ie \\':ls'IlB¢;f1vf52\\ll¢1\1I\lll¥\l'l'l8<l.
l\ION'l‘ltEA`L,» May 4-(Special)---A
big strike of Canulliilii cotton operative
ivliicll _will eventually involve smile
1000 persolla was inaiigliriited todliy as
|»i'ntest against the ten percent cut ill
\vnge~4 ordered by the Domiilioil 'l‘extile
nnil Motltreiil Cotton Colilpaniea Inst
.\lulc spinners :it Viilleytleld, Hoche
liiignnllll St. Henri mills have struck
nnil us their work is the basis for that
Ui' iiinst ui' all the other eliiployees it ii.;
Dividends Are Paid `..f.'i§».“ii.§I.'?§”‘$§‘°.li..;‘.'i?“§.,;i§,§,§;; _ Sailing' Colliers*
iileiitswill have to close. Aagainst the threatened cut '
They have asked for the int f
c-litres that the spinners will not accept ence of the Lemieux Act-
tlle ut so long H the companies ul'e The st” Bays t0Hll§l1€ that the ne
able to piiygoorislzed dividends totheir Quebec Bridge will not he on the sit
fight was fired today when the spin- the river is nprrowcr thus 'making
ncrs in the various cotton mills in the work less expensivle \
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vsiiiiii Bunn
The regular monthly meeting of the
(‘ity School Board was held last
nicht. The enrolment for the past
ninntll was 1098; actual attendance
lnl'J; average 937; percentage 90;
<~nse.~i tardiness 194; truants 2; visits
oi tenchbrs 123; notices 55; corporal
|inni:slimcn‘t 14; below average in
imuliiig 48. It was agreed that the
i`.-ni~<- on the Prince St. Schooll
ciwiuiuls. fronting on Prince St., be
i~eiiiu\'i:il, the property committee to
dispose, of it as they see fit. Plans
for fire escapes were sllown hy C. B.
Uluippell, and on motion were ac-
R . e nited States battleship
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" Y "W: w ' i ' 7' _ v ' _ ____ __________ _,_,_,,
UA .SAILUHS _ SUllI|l]l Ui A
AllAEK UN SHUP ‘HABH Uillilil
Big Crowd of Tars on Shore. A
FREDERICTON, May 4-(Special)
Leave, Wrecked A Restau r- ~Wm- P. Flowering Deiniy sumy...
ant General, of New Brunswick, commit.
' ted suicide today by shooting mm.
self through the head with ii revol-
'* ver bullet.
- _ _No cause is k 0 n. H t '
SANTA BARBARA Cal Ma 2- n W c en ered his
After a sta dve’ d H i Y thi Gmc-e today apparently in his “Sum
y ays n
Uri th U ' S “P"‘“».
ect sailed this morning for Mon I" the “ftem°°“ he Went W th”
erey. basement where his body was found
.-.»i.u»ii, to no submitted to the oiiyistfeef last *fish* in Whirh Several
('<.nn:,-il. The’ following resolutionil
ivns submitted by T. C. James, se-
r-.inili-rl by Henry Smith: " The Cityl
i’onni'il is hereby requested to addi
live hundred dollarsfto the Board's,
iz-iiinnte for fire escapes in ‘the City]
.~'<-linnls, maiking a total of eleven
lunnlred dollars in ,nll.“ After pas-
sing some bills the meeting ad-
joiirin-il. A
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ll.\I.IFAX, May 2.-The steamer
l~lmprei-s of Britain, from Quebec for_
Liverpool on May 15th will call at'
An outbreak occurred in the later in the evening after his wife
_undred sailors' threw t H d hadmissed him and given an alarm.
\\llfriil Paqiletf'/e, business agcntof' , lu wages'
the Fcdeliitioii of Textile \Vorkers de- -*-=-- H er'
sible compliment
gun power and speed and cost $9,-
000,000.
lunly ii matter of time when all depart Quebec Province went on strike The Pl‘ince‘s escort includes four
battleships, the new armoured Mino-
taur and two protected cruisers, one
of which will be the Arrogant, sister
ship of the Gladiator which the St.
W Paul sent to her grave in a. snow-
e storm in the Solent Saturday week.
.~¢llili'elloldei‘s. of the one which collapsed bilt far.
The “TBP gun in the cotton factory ther up river near Batiscan where ever seen in North American waters
It is altogether the finest squadron
and far exceeds anything any foreign
power could provide.
ons und \videspi'eiid docs it appear.
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_ liiiiliiifiiirtiiiivil reveal that lt was part of
l plnttn kill Lord Kitcheiiertlle Cummaii-
der ill Chief of the llrifisli forces ill
liuliii and other lligh otiicinls.
A The iiiitlloritics b'clie\'c they alle fav-
`old age pensions Thursday. unusual demand for coal this last
l
numerous dilliculties which have oc-
curred durlng the week tihe fleet
have been her between sailors and
,clubs and partially wteckjdoaezigglx He was 57 years old and had llelili
resturant. It wns the culmination of
office fifteen years. A
He left letters for his wife mid!
Premier Hazen the contents of wllichf
are not divulged.
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ocal tradesmen. The had feeling
has been due principally to a .system
of overcharge in payments of meals.
They reported the incident_to shore
liberty parties, and large crowds
congratulated in front of the place
and threw stories and other missilesl
The proprietor and employes fled.
The shore patrol dispersed the
crowd. '
Hill AU- Mlleiili A
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icuii siiii
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loo A/riéi.i""A'i' Prince Hupwi,
British Columblaare
' Almost Starving A
VANCOUVER, B. c., Miiy z~witiil
  iw ii no iiiin
_OTTAWA, May 4-(Special)-Sir ing vessels were being held back to
Wilfrid announced that the elections give place '50 liteulneffl all 3*'-‘l'U1’5 Wm!
um would be bmught down mmap the result that the former were being
rbw also th M it b b d driven out ofthe trade.
' e' _ an D a ou” “ries Mr. Borden claimed thc Govern-
bm and ‘me 0" tw" "U""'S- _ ment could not interfere as private
Answering Mr, l_h»i-iii-n he said companies owned the wliarves.
coald not tell just what others. Several members also claimed that
Mr. Lemieux said he proposed to there was not any discriniination, but
call a meeting of the committee on that the condensation was due to all
The House spent the afternoon de-‘year due to Spring Hill strike, etc.
hating the question of alleged dis- Mr. Martin, P. E. l. said the Gov-
wbarves. they did not.
Who Settled in Jolicure After
The War-Late Jermiah
iwiui niiini
' li siuii iussli
Ferry Boat Capsized by Panic
Strlcken Passengers and
120 Were Drowned
elimination of Nova Scotia coal clnment had ull authority nndl ,31I,F,[,FRSl_“l(
   iniae owners against sailing vesselslshould act at once and \\`ere r'.rsei\»~ \ __ '__,l _ ‘V Y {  1`I_“y4f'(SpeUh")`
~ in favor of steamers loading at their:ing of charges of gross carlessness if ;iW,TI'l`f\,_§,):,):‘§,U" nle.]};Y|e; lanleper mp'
I
.ly lieni it io iii the goi-
-' ~ f l\l l'l il' -
 S  Complaint had been made that sail- Tile debate closed at six. (,l,:l",`i\l:.t,,:V p_l:.L:,,(,’., ,]:,I:;,,x,;gndmd
l -D-*#3:*-"$7-'l"°*`_'__"'_"`°_"1T1f?”"%i The hunt was filled with peaganig and
_ WHEN FLOUR SOLD
- lt was o\'i»i'r»i‘o\\~ileil and lieeuiiio lin-
C.\l.Cl"l"l`l\, May -if (Special) - The V V . _ _ __ .  . illiilingnble in thciniildlo of the streiliii.
.Dllii-e are illvestiEi`1i.tilig flu-. native blot  1  A   Pfl-‘iS¢‘UH0l'S |05! flwil' llviifls und turn-
rcveiilnil here ycstel'ilfi_vtoiniirilel' Euro- ~ ' _ ed the bout over l>.\' l'l"l‘\"~ll“H AU 0110
peuiis by iiicalis of bombs and the more ~ ` side,
they go into the innftcr the more seri _W ` W _____ _g____________
their \\'i\'c.~; and children returning from
...I?iii\11i§2‘2f§.i°‘€i‘i.iK€.§?&2‘illii ‘lLA‘§§`“ An Interesting Sketch of the Brownells  
. IS ASHUHE `
ing an iimunpt nt i-ovoiiiiioii. '°"_"
A ilillilbei'ofploiiliileiitBellgalcscare  i BOSTON, May 2. The British
ilnplicnteil and scllsatioilul iil'l'ests:ii'e lschooner Arizona, Liverpool, N. S.,
,,x],e,,¢,.,i t., f.,1i.,w_ _ ____________________“~_g_é H01' this port with lumber, ran a-
lshore on the east end of Lovell s Is-
__l__._ SACKVUJ-Ei M215’ 3-A cnrles-_age of the lumber shipped from tliislmnfl' While entering .the ha_r1’°r
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CHICAGO, May 2.-A supposed,
deaf and partly _/lillnd mendicant,
who had been ar?ted, was fined $30
and costs` yest rday by Municipal
Judge Wells.
As if by magic the man's hearing
N.ii~tli Sydney for Malls and passen-
gers, and the Empress of Ireland
fruin Liverpool, the same date for "
(gui-live, will also call nt Nortli
.\’yd|iey. I
HALIFFAX, N. S., May 2-At a
meeting of the Senate of Acadia Uni-
versity the resignation of Prof.
'Archibald, professor of mathematics.
was accepted. Mr. Robinson, princi-
pal of the Academy, also resigned.
Mr. Robinson, principal of schools in
Dartmouth, 'being appointed to the
position. `
WAS SHERIFF FOR 27 YEARS.
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BEL VILLE, Ont., May 2.-M.B.
\___w I M 2_The Fau;Morris . ex-M. P. P. recently ap-
‘__" f'0RT» RI-_ -ii may Heh ‘dt pointed sheriff of the County of Has-
 ..f..i.°.  ..._ .'.. ,gg-A; »-  1-;  P.
ilny .-.ix hours late, having cilcollntcr- ey' ng :ssxkmmzlan 518 'lgrzas ofoglg
‘"1 "WY |’°'“'Y we“'th°"' -.An um ofilce this morning. It is interest-
ii-.ii_i:l\t steamers from hNeX Yol;1_r__mg to note “mt _just tvfcntyiwen
        
Ai-\'i~nLy miles an hour. pt.) ntme_“t`
MORE NEW OANA_DIANS_ SEVERAL KILLED IN IUOTB.
MDON. May 2--Th- 411-" he ..i.’.‘2,‘i.'.” ‘.’..’?...”`E‘i’.i§’.‘2i.iS‘,?3.‘l.."..’.”i.2§;.
*"_"‘"“°" Tunisia” *Uday With; mfg” `killed _and ai number wounded' in n
I"‘_:'l§___O°_§a_;’e‘§l'€__“;“_'_;"5éhlvxion  p?_l_itical dii2)turha;ic;:h herek_y{as_;.erday
“ a ernoon. ne o one e was
\‘H\li:`r1ints. ' the Mayor of Fort de France.
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JEWETTE, HAYES
  AND LIND
Ai Wo'n'd‘erla'iid This Evening. The Nlmble Youth and
init. iiming Maidens. New Marion
Pictures etc.
Wonderland presents ,n fascinating will be not only a novelty, but rare
‘ eiitert in s for the balance of the
mo tonight vi" J°”tt°" FRY” k ant* Wonderland introduel
_ I H8
and Lind' as' the vaudeville ndtrhc- _;';,e,_y. M spice 0| thou. ,M-.j,¢|,,|,,,_
tion for the week. _ ‘ mmm, and givln_g_go_od aipii_eei'o¢nt__
Press notices elsewhere are re- no all who attend ,t.i_:eh- periopn_i;:iices,4
plete in Wmmmg- niin the -The complete c align 1: urea'
three wh? iggcuh- ¢:‘:~spo5llt1ft6\ilght, promises something good
“The Dan” 0|. th,..pmmm»~ 'phqy mb, and the illustfnlied song' render-
ilunce ann: ning, imnqwnt mg mee gg by E. E. Haines, is not only
'fl'-Y Too Dance Mid* ¢MiW»` fohtili Of' t\3:_ie.ful and sweet-but will he ren-
U10 terpsiiehoreoli nt1~Yitll il’ girlie d edit? o maitter voice in n mas-
iiml in A-me ~ nrvdii' dow .
for argl! lgrglglunwrmlnrén una - givin# I ~ 'wk sf* 011° °°*»¢l'-
crowded hung; __'|l|i¢r. gogeuiniiig in ninent at Wonderland; so make
decent. ima. iiien- won mi- inn. oi th pam oicsii one evening. and
iiiisn. _in Muir pmfuuoii. 'rhey_vi~»4~ll'\%°'=r9"'*‘!".°F-ieivmna. -
_ , `
f mms in ones
no work in sight for four or five
weeks and the majority of them with-
out any money, Prince Rupert's\ po-
pulation is in a had way and men
are eeking out an existence by living
on fish and clams. In spite of warn-
horde of men descended on the
found
TORONTO, May 2-President Fai
conbr of Toronto University conferred
MOUNT ETNA IN ERUPTTON.
is most picturesque.
island. _
3 cuicioiiwinxiis
` Chl Mu 4 - (BpL‘¢‘lllll -
f
ings issued by the Grand Trunk Paci-_
{fic and the shipping companies, a.
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and eyesight were restored, and he
took $80 from one of his pockets
and count/ed out the amount of his
tliie. He was then searched by the
police and a bank book showing de-
posits of $1.452 was found. The
mnn’s name was Thos. Cniitinzaro,
and be is 67 years old.
northern pm-t and mmped on every the Shinimicas River in 1816, where
available site and at present there » ' \l
are a thousand men idle in the _ T they begun t0 make 11011195 ff” them'
¢9_mp_   I  S selves in the unbroken forest. William _
Provisions are high and the im- ` settled on the farm HOW OWIIOG byl l
fortunate men without funds have his son. William G. Brownell whilei
been reduced to the status of the Jeremiah made his home at Cnld-
are Himgk to nature" s rin Head. Just before leaving
Smash and   D g r '1' li d --
grabbing on the beach and among the Westmorland County Wi liam a
“wks for f00d_ arried Miss Annie Davis, of Horton
SEHPH. IESSIE A
tho degree of Doctor of Music this af- T
teriloon on Sir Frederick Bridge, the `  _ 1 -
_noted English composer. - _ , ~
-~°-- '- Hannon. M l _ ivi
ivniissma. Maya-Mount aim iw 2319,? ‘QIBAY ted schoongrfenesfii,
nov! in active eruption. At night the '_ e W0 mas N S C '__ W_ W_
` t t between flames from its A" of Pnrmboro' ' " up
”°“ me _ - ' k d ii Bantam Led-
“UYW “nd the 9“°“".°'.‘W°‘l m°'"'t“ms Llggngt this Zhtsaliceoto this harbor
_early today and D\`0bl\\J1Y Will D6 B
' --l-?--- gmrni lass.
. This is a third vessel to_ meet a
Ȥimi1ar fate on these ledges since last
' - ' f three
HAVANA, May Z-The long drought' ifall. Tho captain and crew o
whiiziriiaii seriously iineciui the in-ou.<~_fmen were tel?" “I ;:v§“§*_’_*f§ §§vf,‘_‘;
has* been broken. Tho raids are now' row of-the umnc s
' _ ‘ '_ th let ti fter a tr ing experience in
becoming general tbl-ouiehoni e _:ha Olieumu heay; sms
I 'lhiltgchoonsr was bound from Parra-
ib ro; Nis., wiiliin dui-go oi lumbar.
Arla’ vessel is mi iir uienigeu. vhivli
.is considered among the_ worst on the
'Maine coaét 'Phe Bessie A was
n . 10"*/4 l "_"`_”"..°`°*' A , .
` PJ,-k $i8.ii7}4 .Minard's Liniment Lumbaimiina Fviéiid
%ir°°“‘ Ai? i`"ii""w£Ai`iiEE`
env _ H
_ P°"l‘ _ mm _'i‘oRoN'ro, ,_ May 4-is mul)-
` “ wg() y ' A 'nm (builtin ls9s'sn`uiitso'tenu'i§\'irden.
% f
M dtdte winds] nioétly valit a d
TT§?0nnAhi&n%£&Nnq§&E° i_in;§i€‘i___‘¢_t_;i__i_i_uiiary' oi aj ii`iiie'Aiiiglili'r
 sais ° -'--- e
noi~e.».. '  ‘_  _»
mlm-»”»~»»-M . all I __ °f'»fi=v.i Liiwiiii uni iyiiiyiiei-iii; _
places them in the Yei‘y` fore front of
Y S
land, and when by the Treaty of
new regime or forfeit their property `
and leave the country. I
M h -
any c ose the latter course, 30, ,
000 taking refuge in Nova Scotia;
which at that time included New
Brunswick, and their descendants arel ROME' May, 2-'-Madam” Anna
among the most, loyal and public G°“1d “nd Prine? Him De Sagalli
From there two of the sons, Wil-
lianl and Jeremiah, crossed through s
the trackless forest to the mouth of
vtllin about a mile of each other
NEW YORK May Z -Manthros
Some of,the northern boats are --- ,gings QU- Candylaios H 'Greek jlimped from PRINCETON N J May z__No
scnously donsidirmg llhetnivlsabigtl hgh ui?i1fswll1lxiliir(i)lnJi;?il‘m'lllli1dr\S'llio glfgltlle Bmvklyh bfidlle AMO Ulé TWH citizen of the 'United States should
of cutnnghonl tmevsgrdutri rlllllcteil ua BRUNSWICK' Me" May 2_W00d` Feb ’27th was the eldest? Six incm-if~0dflY- H5 ‘VHS DiCk0d UD bl’ B- Ulf! rbceived a compensation greater than
lw?te onrot cgrtilgn eof the mga have l'“|'Y H115d°u» the Uldest Wglnser in bers of tile family survive, Mrs. C/opp’ “ml Sent W “l‘05Dil~"1-11’P“"C""lY nutitbat paid to the !’resi~l¢nt, wo.-l the
mg pwolhii l’°i“* Of *““"’l°° 0” ‘Pe M“i“° _C°”"“'l 0: Port Elgin; Mrs. Davis. Aiiron iin<i.seri0HSlv iniwsd- opinion expressed by Judge Grey 0'
' Ry., died today. aged about W- H2 Eiizhbeih Brownell, Norrnpuml »---- Delaware in declining ii large salary
has been running °°““““°““1Yhe'1ii‘;§° 'riiumas Brownell Jqiieurs, and wil wnsred to him ii he would become
F `  1865 “B an enginecf’ most 0' t - ve liam G. Brownell who occupied the  the head of one of the big insurance
l ' ‘ being on freight between Portland' homestead. ,_ companies. The salary which he de-
- A“¥“St“~ Sk°wh°g““ and Bah' He “Alth0il£Zl1 UUFD l'“f0l'° th5..t1m0 nf `clined for the sake of principle was
A IBHVCS “VU °h““"°“~ » free schools ,aii_d" liioilerh' PFi_V'l1ei-ics. l;200,000 ii year.
- ' heredity and the liomté_ training' were A
A - _  ' , ' productive of f»,w,»-_ ;»,f,.¢i1,iii;»e=,;,;\,g,<; i A -~"-"r
' a standard o n e ge c , .
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and ksinew of! any ;mt~i¢n‘_. _of snow fell here yesterday and last
Jeremiah streak the_wh,-,le of _his,niglit. At Jnmcstown this morning
long career hi Nmvui‘Dm.t_ m{d‘ w{¢_.tllc snow was ten .inches deep, _ To-
nessed Evan. q|j§hge‘ fxldryi nA single day opened with the sun shining
mg hut to the~_bu.m“ng of 3* préttylbrightly and the snow disiippeariiig.
and thriving villilgel __ At the Every Day Club recently
A keen observer, with a ready com- .U19 Rev- J- C- Beffie Uf Gibson' N'
' bo was at one time stationed
e
i " lit! ‘usable t B. W
mmm of an “nge W 0 ' iensterii section or P. E. 1..
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relate many interesting stories of_in _th _
the early days, which shed an import-_delivered a vigorous and eloquent
ant light upon the life, the experl- nddress on the qualities and the do-
ences and hardships of the pioneers velopment of Christian manhood,
in this section. Supplies were,and that co-operative activity wh-ich
brought by bout from Baie Verte oi-_hs termed Chnisciiin socialism, which
Pugwash. as roads were utterly lm- labors to remove inequalities, up-
known. Lumber in the early days'1i[¢ the people, and sulJsti_tute help-
wns rnfted to Puiiwash, where it fni social service for selfish eiliis.
brought twelve dol ers per thoiisnnilfphe work, he said, must begin with
deal measure, while flour retailed at_<;he child, which should not.D¢_ Dir-
fourteen dollars per barrel. mitted to run wild until a certain
.-Indians were frequent visitors andmge and than hs pursued with sudélen
their canoes were often seen glidingizeél for conversafon. George lc-
past the hendlaiids, dotting the shore ‘watt occ“m,,d tim chair-, and paid a
of some quiet bay, or attempting the.wa,'.m tribute to Rev. Mr. Bei-rie for
more perilous journey to Prince Ed- his tempernnce work and his DBF-
Wlifd 1818115- Wild fowl We" to b°‘sonnl interest in the Temple of Hon-
iound in thousands. two Indlenilm fn the North End some years
named Mitchell killing seventy zeeveiam _ 
in ii single day. Mr. Bi-owell spent .7
most of his time in farminz “Ml ln ,-
the lumber hiisinesfs. l;t;_l;e:\8é1Y gig? |
llieailliidliiil-i|li‘;¥rKe gud at Mr. Hlek-A Red Rose meeting. Lodge Prince
man's death rnfted a lnrle DGPCBDV Edward S. 0. E. Tuesday, ay 12th.
COMING EVENT S f
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' Condensed ads too into for einsiiifl- .im " 
cation will be found on PMN f~h\‘¢°- “NW-
JUMPAIJ PRAM » iiiusis Aziiiiiu
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A at
.hit here. They are vary clever art
are q .ltr r he ,by 'i'\\»;\i
hiioontngarim. :L 4|-ii||i.~t|.
poildeut sends the following highly Port- ~ _ Astu¥a\i§;du?l`hi;mdacgdienttltholhgrslilg
interesting sketch of the late Jere- of i`"b“s.t health' more thu” °rdin"> ~ 'r 11" h
i h B 1 _ ary intelligence and strong person-,Shmtly a ter lg W“t‘.?L “nd at |93' »
| Eilraer Srsgngl "of Nmthpom' Th“_alty, he was horn leader and ' hastide this m°mi“g thi’ vessel hwled
. | . » ~ T i t' '
“At the mme of Ame,.iaa.s Wm, fm_,left a marlaed influence upon thel_;’_;'__;fdP°b_§’t°rherH?;i°':: gggfllxdtgg
Independence, Mr. Brownell’.s grand-lcommumtyp  pp
 A   futher was a resident of vermouhandl _______ ___ city for assistance. _
| _ remained lo al to the throne of En - ____ ` `
Versailles in 1783 the independence of_ 'Z ‘ _
the Colonies was recognized. all the 5 3
residents of the thirteen States were _ _ »
forced to declare allegiance to the
Slllllilllll.
NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 2.*
“ted cruz f C d _ ;who arrived here yesterday from ,Clifford M. Caldwell, of this city,
spfrmong theggsl,-_gal 31,13 ;dvent,,muS_Naples are spending _their time sight _who recently shot and seriously
sm,-its was Jeremiah Browneip who seeing. They _ continue to deuy_wouilded his sister, was sentenced at
settled in Joiicm-9_ wegtmm-gland C0_|tllemselves to interviewers. _fzoiéi twelve to twenty years in
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ANI] SHAW
Vaudeville Artists Tonight
Fairyland
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At Fniryland, to-night, Shaw and
.Shaw, singers, dancers. comedians
'and contdrtionlsts will iprenmt on
act that has won hearty applause.
wherever presented on the Mainland,
and which will certainly nuke a big
tiets, and como highly recommended
The moving pictures are no t-nual,
up to the high standard wt oxwllqiq-
and are in fol1owii':-
The Wood Industry-on instruotivo
film.
Master as General-A moto drum;-'
tic subject.
Funny Face Competition-n roaring
farce.
The liz-convict -- abotindilig ii
thrilling adventure.
The new ill\is)i-ated lon --"Kee on
'a rich mulicnl trit. - _
'rue iieiminioii will in an dlualaii
cms mi mum mi an mm lair
children. _ ,_
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