THE  0' l  l 'EIDE GUAR  
»w -' ‘
f _ i i ---lnl:A_|: 'A|_|. ovl:|In§l'»|Iu`N6i:i l:|:wAn:s |si..ANn---
V jw't‘t%.il'livd’\9j1lif:s'Xrl’§2Rl’vi°l'ar}_ "'rs'si_i.a'ras'r 'saws ,  CANADA, WEDNESDAY, MAY zz; rgxe. L A E smsr or Am." 7  f,1~,,_L.,,',‘f 'fi __
P0iSON WAS SENT To A “niniii iiuni   NEW ZEALAND CRUISER » 5
_=Muizni_-'iii.=ii iiiciisson viii Iiuiivi   To ioin Home rifei
Marked “Headache Powders.”4Sent From New
York, But There’s llo Clue To The sender
Brothcr Claimed Boby
-;.____?._,
(Canadian Press.)
BOSTON, May 21-Among many
letters addressed to C. V. T. Riche-
son who was executed early today
for the murder of Avis Linnell, and
which were opened by Warden Brid-
ges, one which was found to contain
cyanide of Potassium. was mailed
from ri station in New York city
nn May ll) at three o'clock a. m_
li. corrtalned no clue to thc sender
ibn powder beingcncloscd in a srr.all
euvr-iopc marked “headache pow-
dere."
/luulysls developed that it was
poison of the same nature as that
which killed Avis Linnell.
(Canadian Press.)
ni»H’l‘()E, May 21-Douglas
nlrhcson of Chicago, brother
nf the former clergyman, Clar-
encr V. T. Rlchcuon, claimed the
body today, but before it 'could bc
turned over to a relative it was nec-
cs.~uu'y that Geo H. MaeGrath,medi-
cnl examiner of Suffolk County,
airnulil perform the autopsy rcqiiired
by lnw.
lllil-i'l‘ilN, May 21-Clarence V. 'l‘.
lliriicsmi was alectrocutcil nt 12.17
n'clock this morning.
Tho current was turned on nt
l2.l0 und the prisoner was declared
dcml nt 12.17. The former Baptist
rl:-r-gymnri, the confessed peisoncr of
Avis |.innell, of Hyannis, his one
time sweetheart, was outwardly calm
irlion irc entered the death chamber
and ho maintained his composure
i
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/ - 1-é__€__,
“'|‘_|lf’ U18 Straps and electrodes were
WINE' adjusted as he sat, in the
electric chair.
The list of those who atteiuicd the
execution of Richcson, given out by
the Warden included besides the
trcee physicians who were official
Wlt“”F“@B, were the Rey. Herbert S.
Johnson, the prlsoner's spiritual ad.
,viser; Edmund (7. Kelley, Firnf, De..
WW Cshcrilf, representing Sheriff
Quinn, and one representative for
each of the Press Associations. The
three medical, witnesses were Dr.
GUQFKG H- McGrath. medical examin-
er of Suffolk County; Dr. Joseph I.
McL'aughlin, the prisoner's physi-
cian, and Dr. -I. P. Butler, surgeon
m|1J'0r of the Sith Regiment Massach-
usetts National Guarrls; Rev. Her-
bert W. Stebbins, the prison chap-
lain, the Warden, General Benjamin
F. Bridges, and assistants. made up
the rest of those admitted to the
death chamber.
Richeson had no slipper, saying
that lie desired none. After eating a
little fruit he lighted rr, cigar, and
he was sitting on the edge of his
cot npparently enjoying hisysmoke
when Deputy Warden Alien entered
his cell with the black suit of clothes
to be worn during the execution.
Richeson nodded calmly to the
Deputy but said nothing.
Yesterday and during the forenoon
today thc prisoner lay on his ‘cot
but this afternoon and this evening
he sat lip most of the`timc.
lliilllilil HAillANE
iEAi'E$ LUNDUN
llili Blliilll
_,.....»-.anitlliiiaiauliciu Prose-) .
LUNUUN. May 21-Viscount Hul-
ilnne, British Secretary for War,
loaves for Berlin tonight to continue
tho mission begun in the early
spring on International conversat-
ions for hotter feelings and thc limi-
tation of armaments.
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M°Glii PHUEESSUH
LEAVES Hill HALIEAX
(f"anudinn l'i'csi-i j
Mf_)N'l`ltl<lAL, May 2|-Demi
Adams, of the Facility of Applied
Science at McGill University, is going
to Halifax to attend the opening of
the new Government Technical In-
stitute and latter will be present at
the laying of the foundation stone
of the new science building at Aca-
dia Univcrsity. »
Minard's Llniment lunrl>crruan’s friend
\~.f.-.-_-.-_-_-c-_-_ ¢¢~ -_-.-.-.-_-_-_ -_ .-_-_-_ ._-E-_-_-_-Y-_-_ _-_ Y _ 1 .
AN EVENT OF INTE
ALL DRIVERS AND HDRSEMEN
-i..._____.-.__.__. -
Grand Display of Carriages and
Co’s~, Show Rooms~f!epresentative Showing of thc best
Styles From Canada’s Four
1_.___
Now, that the Auto Repeal Bill has
been ignored by The Provincial Log-
islaturc. the chief pleasure in loco-
motion centres around your horse
ssd wagon--the old reliable ,couple
that has afforded pleasure for scores
Uf generations- to the present day and
will doubtless be used by as me-ny
more ln the fut re.
To the man xho takes pride in his
horse, who likes driving and who can
admire ir really good carriage or
wagon the special, grand display of
”°"`lHll¢S and horses in A. Horne &
1?o's. show rooms during this week
and next is an event that will be of
enccinl interest. This firm has receiv-
ed 10 earloads of earrlageaniud more
'H ‘|'\ily expected. They handle the
products of the fou`r leading carriage
factories in Oanada...the Dominion,
'I""““illc. McLaughlin and Ganadrr
lines. The Tudhope line has been on
the market for 58 years and is well
known to nearly every driver and far-
IUM' in Canada. The McLaughlin line
luis been well and favorably known
for 44 years and their slogan "One
ilrmlo only. and that the best" aptly
flmflbes _their»llne. There are over
400.000 vehicles bearing the trade
mark of the Canada Carriage Oo.-
the Lion'a Head--and 'to say that the
Dwner of each one now in use ls smt-
lsiled is putting it most mildly; The
Dominion Carriage Od. specialize in
‘"l"'i'1R wlzone, road wagons, _demo-
°"‘t"~ °Ul'l`°!s and _delivery wagons
und undoubtedly their line has runny
zllnerler points that are favorably
"0"" to the general public.
A. Horne A Oo. have selected from
these four famous fanterlll a large
Star-euntstivc piiowlri|,_ni runnlieutni
democrats. business wagons, concor-
" "“¢l*°°- fume #hi _v\M¢°_'1i._
USMIHOPCI, Eu"‘,‘|i‘f°.“§i  
"tcm uimdelivury wefoils. ‘tba
"°f.v latest .ltylu are eliowirwltn
zpok, auto and sutoctte seeth; moun-
“ls of nlekcl and brain; etul, solid
::'“:.:.: as °“-.nf airrizlir ‘di
7 n I
nelntsd in Nd.. lack' wine, -(ily,
‘°‘°°* :mn 1-arcane ‘ sire ga-ey-no
imany powerful tungsten. lamps which
l£iioMWEmf
liarness New on at ll. llorne tl
Lending Carriage Factories.
,_l-
Bnn Bnnpingn and 'l‘ymplrln Roller
Bearings-the last two Ewlftllflia Very
nmoeth-running effect whlc s mos.
pleasing. Any taste in axles can bc
si_ipplied for th; f;1l_fl0Il'f>ntt§l"}¢;;r(?l:l‘:1“l;
drop sway. HFC - 1513"” -
wood-bed axles, each with a particu-
lar point of its own which makes lt.
the ,favorite of enthusiastic dr vero-
Anni-¢_ from the carriages there is
 ~=   2;.. “a.:"°:i
made hy the HWY Um -
Montreal and comprises 25 dillercnl
styles in single- ‘l0“l"l° :ml .l“gtl_1"'idl“'
nl parts, shown with nic le. B0 ll °'
kai, brass, oroide and fwnlilne \`"bb°|'
m'ountings. A very good set can be_
nnd nt $8 and from this price the
lu e can go ns°hish ae he wishes.
)'I¥h;_n they show carriMZB WWPS
priced at 50c ull. whim* “F 25° “P
and umbrella tops in hllle. H00". V0"
n fnwn at $6 up. Also Daisy ber
xl clrurns, washing machines, wrang-
_ n in and harvestering mac n-
al; Po‘i'terg(Amerlcan) hay forks and
'-.arl‘iers and ha!/ill!! lmP“m°“t" Bl"
beater Bros. litter carriers and stan-
chlons.
During this week and next the show
rooms will beiopen each eveni\1K»
Splendid illumination effects have
ibeen secured by the iristailatlon of
‘nnnw nn nil the real beauty and excel
lance ol each vehicle. Representatives
from some of the factor-les as well nr
members of the stall will be on hand*
each evenlniz £0 MDN ¢°°h 'i“°°"
familiar with the A eoristruetlon and
lnaterieis of each cnri'll\t°-“PAIN
the dlnerent points of each brand nod
|¢,yl¢, ldvsry one is invited to attend
tins snowing. it in one of the Wt
cxirinm or een-i'e¢e¢, end h°f“°"
that has been seenliere for some time
and all farmers/ horsemen and their
who are not hut would like to bl.
nnnhid ,nnhn lt` a point to attend thlr
silmtlt. _ __ J
The 'os_telo¢ee|,lor than four lead-.
ing carriage factories have _lust been
issued and u~¢,wlr.hgut ilollbt |0510 °!_
the best iixnifliilrl 5f 15° if-fmm'
Artists' ind writers' bsndieritlttllat
im  been mn nm. Ooliiclol ‘

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si
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.lr§l»tEwfi,c»licl»n;_r. .
‘f\\- ‘M f 1. E
1;
ing Subscriptions lo,Stock
(Canadian Press.)
'1‘0R0N'l‘0. May zi-'rnnt w. n.
Travers , former Manager' of the de
fiinct Farincrs Bank, sent to branch-
es of that institution notes of sub
scribcrs for capital stock and had
them discontlniicd and then all owed
thc_notes tigurcs in the govor-nment
returns as paid up capital was the
admission made by him when the in-
VUSUEB-f»l0Il illt0 thc ba.nk's affairs
wus resumed this morning.
It was also said that the bank ia.
sued circulation on this basis as
business necessitated.
Any doubts had as to i-ight of the
bank to do this it was declared had
been set at rest by Sir- Richard Gart-
right, then acting Minister of l°‘lnan--
ce.
'1`l'i1Vc1`H <l0Cllll‘cd he inet Sir lifeli-
ard Cartright on A dining car ~ on
March 1907. -
I-Ic was not certain ns; _io ibn (inte,
iiiiiirs sion,   g
A uiiiciii ui siin
. i. ‘
(Canadlitii I’i'css,)
LONDON, May 21-il. H. Ligiitali-
nr, scconil olllccl' of the Titanic, was
on the witness stand throughout the
day at the resumed ‘sitting of the
Board of Trade ,inquiry into thc dis-
ester.
_ His evidences was practically a
repetition of that given before thn
Senatorlal Cumniittcc in the liulted
States. _
He stuck to tho belief that the
light seen from the Titaiilo wus that
of rr, ship not more than flvc nirllcs a-
way. _
JURYHEN CALLED
SALEM, Mass, May 20-A special
venlre of 100 jurymcn reported to
the Essex County Court here today
in readiness for the trial of the sev-
eral men indicted on a murder char-
ge as a result of the killing of a
woman in the street riots during the
recent textile strike in Lowell. Jos-
eph Caruso, who Easccuscd of having
fired _the fatal s , is to be tried
as principal and Joseph J. Ettor, a
Socialist editor and agltator, and
his assistant, Glovannitti, are to be
tried as accessories. .
AE ROPLl|4E KILLS
LONDON, May 20-While a mili-
tary aviator was descending at Ames-
bury a crowd of 'the curious which
had collected, rushed in and before
the police could straighten things
out one person was killed and four
injured.
SEIITEIICE CDMA UTED
LONDON, May 20-The six months
sentence imposed on 'Pom Mann, the
labor leader, for inciting troops to
mutiny, has been commutted to two
months.
HOME FOR CONVTCTS.
...th A ,
Cl-IICAGO. May 20-Mrs. ' _Maud
Baliington Booth, "the little mother
of the prisons," today dedicated new
Hope Hall, a home for ex-convicts in
West Ravenswood Park. The corner
stone of the building wal purchased
ay former prisoners of Illinois penal
institutions. During the last year an
average of one pardon a day for 'pri-
soners of the Joliet Penitentiary has
been obtained by the Volunteer Prfn.
en League. About twenty of these
non live at the home. _
,_ an ri ii A _ ~
"ns sinh Lllgerii or an
' _.ggi \ '
The tide will be high this afternoon
st 8.04 and tomorrow afternoon at
iss; it will be irigb tomorrow morn-
lnf nt 4.13 and Frida! gt. 5.09.
The sun sets this evening at 1.84
Abd tomorrow evening at 1.0; it
tomorrow morning nt 4.18 and
rl nest 4.17. , i
,The moon lets tomorrow morning
it ;1.IA. f . ` ,
_ _'rho i-st quarter of the moon will
hsftnursdaq, earn inet..-‘sc 10.11 e.
Th lin _ef.to \` "_will be fifteen
lifonr: anirlzurtdnpmgnbtm. . _ '_
BANK WAS IJUNE
of n squall at 1.30 this morning tele
John was interrupted, and The
Guardiun did not therefore receive
(!‘-anudinn Press.)
PARIS, May 21-The extension of
the Turco-Italian war is awakcnlni
the powers to the, necessity- of mak
ing renewed attempts to bring thr
‘conflict to an end. Italy‘s stead;
occupation of\the Turkish Islands ii
the Aegean Sea which Turkey has
answered by expelling ltalinns fron
the Ottoman empire is regarded here
with concern.
FIVE DROWHED
CHICAGO, May 28-Five unknown
persons, two men and three woinei
were drowned in the Calumet River
early this morning when an autorr.o
bile which they occupied plunged in
to an open draw.
CONDENSED ADS _
T00 LITE FOR
CLASSIFICATIOB
¢--- ,
Half cent per word each insertion
ln this column. Cash must accom
pany order and five per cent dlseouni
allowed. Mlmimum charge twenty
five cents. "
FOR SALE, 300 BARRELS Ol'
best St, John limo. R. A.
Mc
Phaii, New Haven. li.2_2d6
HOUSE WANTED OF SEVEN OP
eight rooms with modern improve
ments. Apply at Guardian Office.
_vw _Ai_V_&_H__v _W _V i M  g ,li-'fdtl
i.os'i‘-A PAIR or Goan-ninamiei
glasses between Euston and Prine:
St. School. Apply 148 Euston St
_ __,_,____,__§-22d4ir»=~'
nosfr A Goan BssoEr.E'r~ oi
Sunday on Prince or Grafton St.
Finder please leave at this office.
_ ______________ _______§_-_22d3i
FLOUR, BRAN, MIDDLTNGS CORN
meal and feed wheat, selling at low.
ost possible prlccs. F. J. Holmai
& Co. 5-22dili
WANTED-TWO , BOARDERS CAl\
be comfortably accommodated bl
applying at 100 Hillsboro Street
WY- _ §'_2_2_‘i5'_lI?_‘_‘
FOUND A PAIR OF GOLD SPECTA
cies on Upper Prince Street. Ap
ply at Charlottetown Light and
Power Com'pany’a_9lll~ce.__ 5-234131
wAi`~1'ran-i=‘A-MILY wnsmsc. or
any kliid of work at home. 'Reas-
onable rates. Best reference given-
Apply 310 Richmond §_*t._5-22_§ill
WANTED A COMFETENT FIREMAE
at Prince-Edward Island Hospital.
Apply in person to Percy Pont. ESG-
at Dominion Savings Bank, betweer
nit nom nr lo sein. __5-22dai
snnmfsos same. Acaxnwnnn
Melsaac offers, ‘his farm for sale by
private sale, at Bellview, Lot 49,
four miles from Charlottetown,
with new house and out buildinir
in good repair. Good well in yard,
young orchard. If not sold by June
20th, will be sold by auction. Ap-
ply on premises or F. H. Horne
City. This farm contains 5 acres ol
land wit|l'op's. » - 5-22d8wpd.
AUCTION r' SUPERIOR FURNI-
turo, I am instructed by the Execu-
tors of tlie Estate late Hon. D:
lfarquhsrlon to sell by auction at
Hlslate residence 71 Upper Prince
Street. Commenting .at 2 o'eloeh
p. .. on Wednesday the 89 day
of gay. all the Household effects
Comprising Drawing-room. Sitting-
room. Dining-room. Hill, Bod-
room and Kitchen furniture. Noth-
ing reserved. I-louse span fer ln-
snsetion' on .Tuesday the ltth from
10 to 4. R. Bali-sto, Auctioneer.
_ e-mili.
__..__.___.__.;.
ed urging all Prcshyteri‘ans laymon to
who might be candidates for the min-
istry.
IS ill SUCEEED
E CAPlAlN UEMEHS
-___
(Uanadlau Press.)
Ottawa, May 21-l-The successor to
Dominion Wreck Commissioner Dem
Vial;-xtcr for Montreal, will proqably be
lap't Lugar, Examiner of Masters
uquirics in Nova Scotia for years
rud is said to be well qualified.
.nr on May 29, which function they
rropose to make a national tribute
from Liberals at the whole Domin-
on. Premiers of provinces having
rd invitations being léiir- homer Gou-
rr_ N. W. Rowell, Premier Walter
lopp. '
British Uolunihis. will not be repre-
nnted owing to the absence of a
Liberal opposition to provide a lead-
‘ nr.
Practically nil the last_ Liberal
‘ablnet will attend. Hugh Guthrie
ind A. K, Maclean will be among the
rument it would not have happened.
riirlrmmlw A A MINIA EFFECTS REPAIRS
ro nie eiroiisn their
The S. Ei. Minis, which left Char- tou to Oops Boardnnd by Kira eu
6 N ur t un, dem K lottetnwn yesterday morning at an Charlottetown an for this senblct it
mah mffgfsl gy °th,°..R”::l sung.. early hour for Cape Traverse, hae was necessary to retain krmfvlctt
“md thnmomem. *M Nl.” “_ succeeded in edectlng repairs to the of the operator at GUM beyond
mn nn," ,,-,,,_ , broken Anglo-American Telegraph cn, the asm period and also for two of
The 10"" _ummnwn twordm Gable between that port and Capo the Angle-Arnerlearrn men. Aftlllf
, nd” wa m_”_h" ,_ Termentlne. _ V _ Fraser, Charlottetown, and Pity
E: nm-n nnninn nm, ._ gn fmy., The repair was completed about Stewart, Saekvillo, to handle the
in-_ ni,ny,_ rrnn innnng |-“ng-nnn gn, nine o'aloek and at 9.45 Mr. Fraser at Company s bullpen nt that point
in-evlons night was forty-we deg:-on the Chlrlottewwn office. was in sein. 'rho wireieu min will lenvomt
Above and at nina s. rn. it was lor- munleetlon with Ssekvllle for the for their Gulf Stations and this
ty-fflve‘snd at nine p.n.. it was for- flrit time since the break occurred on inn Mr Fraser uid lr st"-neg.
ty-six above. . March -liith lut. arrive in Ohnrlettstownfqin
Dui-ln; this time the mem es sv r-
TIIE TIIPIRATURE
(Special to The Guardian).
TORONTO, May 22-Local showers
in southwestern portion; fair else-
where. ~ -
¢.in;._c|n,h¢ me nc/r_.'1-lornc aoqfs.
' ow”’fong_'a_.» » ~' ‘ '
1< `“,‘
    no o'tiicr.'
4 _._i
i ' ~H°'d C°'""‘==\"d i" 30"' if And Not Be Sent to Far East as Had lain
llllw llllSlllESS "°;§L?;,“,d‘;1;“‘fj§§w§§’f°S EWU lllllllslllll canrenpinrra. iianirniry onrnrniiy
iii THE EAHMEHS - UHUHIIHESAAHE H¢°iif§_*f\f_f_‘l*
    pigiggiigg
. (1 di p , , ear-t but the Government of New
313:; J( $162,), nlfhnf thwugbun; LONDON, nllvayanzi-'l‘rlf: lgfimrr-nity zealand in response to the Admit
’ ' " U ° ° e 0" has recently been in communication 1-1Jty's inquiries and suggestions ei
Munster Fusillers and 63rd Halifax --- with the Gnvnrnmnng ng Nnw znn pressed the wish that the Admiral”
Rifles of Canada yesterday, after a _ , land upon the question of the em :mould ¢‘rml>|0Y t?:°b:°5°°l tW\\l‘g:ul°'t°;`
_ ~ » i t r tn in ni . ' inch s serv ces wou mol
lcnZ illness ‘ing his seventy seventh Tl-||5 Statement Mad() at Pro. f’s°:'(’,“vf“hel‘;g bsmamre ";`)‘;;‘;‘;1t§ti0n His Majesty.. Government
7°“’ ' r in tin, nnyni Nnvy_ Tue Admiralty gratefully accepts
 , '1~"°‘-'-_-"_°‘ D l A l In nnd nnnn intended time the vnn the information and the cruiser will
sol should be stationed in the far be emplo ed in home waters.
' /........v§?_‘If‘.;‘,"‘.‘J.‘Z., ._... lil$$AllSlAEllllll Sllllllllillils
mil" “Hmm §ii;1ri2§-§§;‘“rte=@;__A:;=;r_=i;n;§ fins an in in will iv
 ._   ._ ._  ;';f‘.l..;:r°:_f:‘.2‘;' ‘;:;°:5';;;:;f Bl]iii|]'$ [i[iI|$|[ii| iIliNlZlUliE lllllll
graplric comminicatioii with St. keep in close touch with young men ,___ , _.___
*lu lt” d°9l’aE”h°B~ It was pointed out that salaries rc (C'“""di”” Pr°“s') (mmadmn Pubs )
. _ “ _ . . . iownou May 21-'rue trial at the
“Xie (gzlfgfignxléii |110". iials _usunl rn nn; nrinnnly and "hundreds of grey- LONDON, May Z1-Tlié Miners hc- md Bailey scsbmns of Mm Emmett”
Eronble reaiedierlsnailvy tirillrnvlrrr  hanlld linen od tlhc ndinisuty md “_ “eration met today tn (hswss with Pnnkhumt lender of the Mutt."
’ ` 0 - ' i c, »  . - ~ _
,nm whether the trmlmc in on tht E;l“|n_;in;?°;‘f§l|€;tie)';l ami" ‘gd "W" the district boar ds the decision of the Sulfragettes and Mr and Mrs Pctl;
_ _ ~ i
lnnd line on this nine or , on thc cords “rc eliminated for "S Oth",  various mlnimuin scale divisions $l';nl;:““’gfleaEdtf}?5:g;’fO! ;::1t"’;“_g;’;
mainland will not be known until this grin than thnt they nm L00 uid," tllf0\lfZh0l\f- till! 006| H0149- mu ba' ,,om,1,,ned tomorrow The
"l~0l`“l“i§~ ----_----- There was 'much dissatisfaction defendants nnnriprnd rodaynr session
__`_"_°"'i°‘ with these decisions and particularly With addressing the .illfi
Mrs Pankliurst leaded t e offence
lIAPlA|N illllili A f . . ~ . » A
   in South Wales nheic_thoy‘v»ere con was Donnell and not mmmal
sidered to have been invariably u--
gsinst the men.
1°      Mlilli THIBUTES lil
iAlE JUUGE MABEE
l.. -_--_
government would he appealed to for
fiirtlier legislation to reorganize the
boards.
' A FAKE STORY
OTTAWA, Mity-.-.L8='lflicre is abso-
lutely nothing in the fake story that ,_ (E “““dl““ PWS" )
- Hon. George P. Graham is to succeed PITAWA MAY 21"A“E°t"“t
HH. who has hecn appointed Harbor the lute Charles M. ‘Hays as president (h"l""‘““ "l"°“' 'md “' uumb" A
or the Gr,-md T,-"nk mi|way_ At counsel representing variolm interests
yd least, if there is, the former minister |’°E“"3th" ’3“‘1“'fW u"‘mmh”l‘m w'1“7
ind Mates for ova Scotia. ~ of railways knows nothing of it. Hon. Prim' E" the ,,,*'m__°“|" 01 rib* “Ewing
_ He has condiictclT11l‘\!ll\nlll'Hry'WfUUk"f‘tm'." Graham wus in Ottawa. last l"f**`°'*’°”“ ° th" hte
n|g|,t' en mute from Montreal to Judge Mabce, touching on the great _
Boiith Renfrew, .where hc is to visit mg” ""5ta'"°d bv O""“d° and
'--m?"---° his constituents. Seen by n l'auadian l“""""l““ °°“°""°"°° in “H that lm*
T0    press representative, he said there was l"’°" ""1 UI lm" ln th” press E
_..._. not a semblance of truth about the C"““Ery
story. The (`ranri 'l‘runk railway pre-
ivioN'i‘ni-iAi., iviny 20-iainhnrnt., Srnnncy nn.. 'nor |,.,.»n .,nn~n.r rn inn., LOST SECOND GIIE
ir<_gparatious are hc;ng made l-y the nm- hnq he rnncivnd nn ,nnnn nn ,, _...-
.vlontroal Reform C ub for the ban- n‘ L 1; 1, 'f_ il n , , ,
luct to be tendered Sir Wilfrid Laur- In ha  M9'Nl'[u"A|" May "` °
  Halifax Wanderers today played
lheii second game of English Rugby
*" with thi- nliMont1eal 15 and were
no»Mn:_ may zo-A wir-ninnn <1@n-flcfffilcd ""8 AB "WY W0" 58”*
Liberal Governments, and Opposition pnteh has been rnnnivnn n-nn, Adinir- df\.V 9 Rome by fl: Y-:O l>)<)Jll1*» |08 -$36
leaders in those wherein the Conner- al Amcro, announcing that the Is- "'|'*ltf"l* CRW! 0 ff 0 °“°" 0
'/atives are in the ascendant, will at- land of Syme off thc west coast of l\l‘lll WHS ¢l*“’"l‘ Bild U15 “lf “Old Bild
tend, among those who have gccept- Asia Minor abd fifteen miles north- ll fnrff' bllhilflll 0! IPHCU-l¢°fB
west of Rhodes, has been occupied by lcndcii
the ltaliana. The Turkish authorl- Thf' lvcnlln H18/ll' 3 lflcl' £0 B 8081
icotf, Premier A. L. Bilton, Mr. tics and Gcndnrmcs have been made and er try playing together more ef
yin,-rin, In-nminr Murrny and A, B. prisoners, and will be sont to Italy.,lectlvcly than Saturday
Last evening in the Canadian Or- Bro MiFwon made a suitable sek-
mdmg °p°°k°"' der of Forester's Hall at the regular nowlcdgemdnt lol the ilift 5;: the
 .'  ' . ight of meeting a large number of address and fol owing t s a resses
sun rnncsrra s 'rmsif fha hmm Wm
| csc t n the oc- were delivered by Dr Dewar
caslon of :Ex lod c ‘laoci:l.0'I`he lod e charter merrber R I-I Jenkins: Dr.
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LONDON, May 20-The can (nr gnc opened in the usual form with Chief I .l Yeo, and Neil McN‘ov‘ln s.
,,.Us,w,,t,0,, 0( Mm Emmnunn punk. Ranger Brodie in the chair. l"_our charter member and financial secret-
,,,,.Bt leader of tn umitnm suma_ candidates were initiated and two ary for a number of yelrli Bild
,etteél and Mn anti] Mm Pethick were ballotted lor. Following this Thomas Dover, each eulogllln the
'awrcncc joint c,m0,.,, O( “votes for the C. R. called on l‘. G. R., W. ll. recipient of the address and sp ing
;,0men'..'clo8cd today when they Ap_ Glillsplc; to' take tthc cbaitr. I t f his worth as a Folvnter Old B
0 ‘ tl 'nteres in ea ures
‘pared again at the Old Ban” ses' of tnfleo exnllligsfdllowed when the min social hour was illcn on 0y0\‘l
“°"s on the charge of wnspmng chairman read an address to Bro. during which plr0l\05‘l`BP\I 59|” \'“‘l
tonth" and E150 Wm* Cunstnhd Horace McEwen, D. D. l-l.C. ll., ac- by Bm, W B Duffy‘s machine. solos
Pankhurst to incite their followers companion hy "_ handsome and ,,M,,_ by Bros Dum, and Whitlock and
7° ”‘““°l°"“ d°"'°S° °f P'°l’°'ty~ able gold mounted li. D. H. C. P-. short addressee bv a number of the
Pethlek Lawrence addressed the jury. badgm membns were heard and lpn,-wfngn,-1
H” 'm’mnt°d that H l'h°"° Md l’°°“` The address was expressive of the Refreshments in abundance were
‘DY °°“°P‘f"°Y °f i“°*°°"*°“* if WM appreciation or ann court ni tin- ser- some onlin and eau, fruit., ew.
52° r£:i°t°';(?f th°lC."°h"“iz ‘g°l“‘y°€ vices of Mr. McEwen as a member nnn gnc ~ fragrant odor of Havanns
‘» e "M - “nm vw 0 H un 01°-_ a in ann in ¢ rained - in on in t tn. ener-gene men-
tnken the Present l>l‘f0B0¢\lf-101)., Wl10 i?d‘ngrlliltul,at;:;' referzncg rgnlris ree IZ;-serdlx the :ommlttee had not for
WF; lgllligl' ia! Wa He ‘;0gtl\‘\\\‘5d1 cent appolntmnng. to the Riluperinten- gotten these memhgdrs who indulged
~ eat .t rr 1 es n_ res nr: win- rr ~ frn 1. F‘.‘I. . The e`i-i ni (tire we
lows. It is essentially ugly and re- drxiay wa.; eigded by: the (lomniitteh, nAft:rul;e Eiearty vote of thank! had
iugnant. If Premier Apquith, Mr. E.F. Acorn, Roland Melkle and L_ nun tender-ed to the commlttcb and
Lloyd George. tllv Mt°l`Dl7 General Doucette, and was beautifully en- the singing of Auld Lang S3110 'UNA
and other members gl the British grossed in rr most effective an artls- God Seve the King a pleasant evan~
Cabinet had shown that they were tic manner by J. H. Williams. ‘ing was brought to a close
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_ - _ . _ _ »  1 I h poeceding t "kwin
imp mnmi'ir`r.innnont in the nnnn._Nvm¢lw.l In rm awww! lmmim been iefvn-can ,ny wimm n-ern rn; mornin, ° °