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,,,,} ' --'mn Llvrasr News _ ` QHARLOTTETQWN, CANADK, MU\DAY, MAY- 18 l9i4 Finer oil; ALL" {*'§?50"i5'hil"i‘r‘l:'.ld"i¥iv"llfl‘ifi°lil'l>\7`ll'ill:`s"°' ` 'T
  --- i ‘°‘r:;*“.’ifi;‘;‘:.':§‘"I.°.*.f .cluzlzll or Elrlliil
nr of tie crew Alive lil uie ouien. cial i T lui-I-v i
 ,   -    i  _   F0UNpDR()WNE
V und were  cl 53"- 3\"'VlV°f$ Llliinnls ns srlll. nlvlosn 'l  -    
‘ Suflered Untold llurdshi. Two 0   ~ °"'""' _  
. _ _, _ _ _ _ __  ' _ Mr. William Mcil/lahon. n respect-|Ilarris; Geo. Holland, Elija Pie
_ _ _ . ed citize f Elmira was found dead Joh l). Campbell,
    ` ~ ‘ _ "in po d no? water on his brother's _-lfltler heari-ng the amendment
ll »
criticized bm have no sol" 'farm on Vuesday 12th -inet. Mr. jury brought in a verdict of suicid
'glimmer Colunibinn, burned at sea on
up by the Aim-ritun patrol ship Sen-
_ _______________.,_._.___~___-_-_ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _
frllillil-2'r snows IN i\loN'i‘llsl-.il
in-\-.nn
.__oNT_m_\L_ may l6___M_ayo,. Maps ____ ,ing of the llouse was almost peace- ,er and Graham can support thé m0__ _ ____
l .
tin du-illell to cut the gordian knot
_uf |,.gn\ pro.»l-edlngs that bus enabled
fi.-9 restaurants, including four cuba-
rll. shows, to continue open despite
iienlct thnt the llicenyuiklommis-
sinners have refused t-hem a license.
'l‘|i.~ tnngle was causerl when the re-
fulnl of the Linens-e Coinmission to
grllut license.-I was thrown out by
.lunge (’hui'lionnenu, because ii, copy
lil lhe finding wus given to -the n-ews-
before it was delivered. The
n- department ap-'
nsainst Judge Ce-rbonneau's’
and tlu- l-icenses were llgainl
refused, Pending the result of the
however, the rostalirnnts con-
in pperntion. Muyor Martin
nuvf ordered the Chief of Police
sunininn the ownersccif the restau-
iu the Recorderhi
li_q_i_i9g§~._w§thout B li-_.
venue, » '~ f-_ »_ 
\\'.\\'l‘ED, .\ GIRL. .’\|’Pl.Y AT
lforell llouse. 2il9-5-13-_Mtf._
OF V.\Ll’l-I.-There is at present in
the prius und will he issued shortly li
lirnchllrl- <|ee'.'ri_ptfve of the Island nnd
i|nrti¢'ulul'ly cf Charlottetown. It is
lieinig puhlislled hy _tile Charlottetown
fiend nf ’l‘rnlle, null will be along
the lines of ll siluilar liooklet wllicll
the linnrll issllell last year and which
irrnvcd of ~i'mmcn.sl~ value and wal?
much in demo-nd by tourists of thc
lslund. This yf~nr's publication will llc
somewhat more comprehensive thnn
its prc<leccsso_r. T-he work is bei-ng
‘l0l1“l\Y lhc Nlal‘itinw_ Stationers.
MOTHI-`.l'l AND SON BVRNED .
NEW YORK, May 16 - Aged Mrs
lfnry liolstend, n paralytic was suf
lfientefi nnn her con Harry burned
tn llenth trying to 'resell-rd -her from I
ll ure which horned their home in
l’l”0nlllyn last night.
c-innerlscn ans
mo L|frE_Fon-
cusslflcllllos
“*""°f._; .;- 'Z' .iii
One cant per word each insertion is
this column. Chch must accompcllv
oder. Minimum charge twenty-live
cents.
sons.  lislu-s-ismtl.
i\'lN'rnn~‘.f 'd`fiTiTF'oR" G'F.N`i-‘.RAl'
linnnn.-nl»k. Aiiciir. 190 Queen s¢.,lannn nnilni- nn-m,-pnylnn Suuudowu-
2178-4-25Mtf
yAl;TED___'_' ' G.m§E§“~i;. his employers arrest.
housework. Apliy 1% Prince St.
_ _ I _zlil-gmsillsl
ron s/(LE l~‘o'iiH`l`3lif!'l`iailiR'o!-1'A1Bs. -~ _
in rnnn wndltl il. Apply to Rizfs
it Ilerrlgnn, Quwn Street.-
roR`
shares
$110.
ror¢`
from
winning
DBI' lettin
_ Road. ‘
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llcrlenced
Hnllfux, two
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AMAZING s'r0nY (F"°m 0"' UW” “°l’°“°‘-l _ 
- OF HIGH FINANCE- - ‘ ' ' -structed it is bard to see -how Laur- HUMBLE-C0T'1‘AGEs LATEST FA
Luurler und Gruhum Have
0'l"1‘A\\v`A lil-ly 17 -Su-turday’s sitt-
|, While the exami-nation was in pro- divided on the C. N. R. question 'n
WAS;-gNGT0N_ Mny 15__. Fm-mer ful affair. By agreement between the
President charles s. ivlellen or the two lenders it \wd'lfeij-u decided lo
New York, New Haven and Hartford drop the C. N. R. dean-tc an-d de-
Railroad today begun before the In- vote the day to non-contentious Ullil-
ter-slnte Commerce Commission what MCSI- Of the membafs Wem' t0 the
is expected to be one of the most hull i-Elm"-ei *ilipllcd out to the BDU
amazing stories ever told in the links or to0l¢ ri l'l01ld‘f1Y llllmt. A few
history of hiirh,fi‘nance. He promised mlthfm “ev” ll10I‘€ than a qllorum
both personally and through! his stuck at their post and five Bills, all
counsel, to place at the disposal of of 3 more or less minor ‘nliture, were
the commission, every fact und “e\‘- advanced another stage.
ery scrap of paper withm New Hav- The C. N. R. debate will be con-
en mark on it,” relating to the tinued tomorrow and the first vote
transactions with which he bud to do will come Tuesday 011 thc ruci-ioqgcl
an president of the New Haven sys- Mr. E. ll. Macllonnlll for a ix
tem. . » |nonth’s- hoist. This will dispose of
Mr. Mellen was on- the _witness the 1-ennlutlorh
stand today only a little more thun The Bill will then be iziven ll .first
n noun 'ro ennble him tn return to rnnnin frm- next num will be nn' U“G'“AR" ’f"_2;‘,_.,f5‘,,oST OFFICE nun nnnnly _ntnnd upright in them
a _ . g. .
New England. for docuiner-'ts an ml- the second reading nnd in commit-
gmdrnment was taken until next Tu- te:l‘hstt1g€li Iibe l re lout as ’ ' ' ‘ ay "" pensive Dutch bulbs are plant
-s n . e . .ra s a. al - .
L y a g` I “flat Cover 0' “'_h°“"7 r‘?‘x“' B"'°r‘“ round'~about it.- Tiny latticed wi
lwmch “wept the “ty dmiing the °“r'lilows, blackened heains and old in
ily l‘°‘”` Yesmrday “‘°r_“‘“g l"“'g`h“3 ienooks once the property of some
. _ 8
ress, counsel for Mr Mellen made on fb tl-mf! in g¢\n1-ltted Laurier and
d
ig 1 _ __ __ . _. _
public a long statement dealing par- (;mh.,fm _have given- the rank an
ticul'nrly with the rexations of the me nothing to enthusa over 'or cheer
New Haven with the Grand Trunk. about _'may lines criticised the agree-
Mlchael McMahon found the remains
WL Four were nllve, nn-mely, the They e“d"r°d “"t°_m ‘mr "mm ‘md  ' A ing train. when the following jurylsllrvive him, The funeral too pla
-M lifiunr, two seamen and one Will “<‘»0d “Xi-l`0'"0 "ll’°- _._ were in-pannlled, Harvey Christopher,, \Vednesrl-ny to St. Colundiin Com
Fl
l\`orcninn‘ Raymond 'McPhee Wm
_-_-_-_-_-,-_-_ .-:_-_-_-_-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-ff_-.-_-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-=: _-.-_-:_-_-_-:: ~ r » - I
_ water about 300 yards from his own Mr. illcllnholi who was unmarri
(SW-_Sill to__the__;llia_i__c;_ian.)_ ___ |ir_l_;_r_ri:ln; l;li__(_itl1r~|-s d;:nll._ _ __ home, He. immedi-lately went for the was 50 years old and lived with
= li'.\LIl*' - "Y -"' 6 mls? L! ‘ GW" lo- 95 “"‘ 9 0W¢l`0‘ " 01" _assistance of neig born an-d the re- brother.
l ,bmi |,m,.t 'from the Leyland Line board into thc. sl-n by the survivors, grogressive Liberals Dlsgusted mains were then removed to his 'f`wo_ brother Michael at Elmira a
who were in ll pitiful condition and ' ' ‘ home.
Bllllfllll' night' Muy ard" was picked llnd io he lifted out the boat.  Reuc'_:l(»mury stand - C°"f`“el` l“~°I‘°B-ll Of S0“l`lS. Wlls Ellen nt home, Jane and Eli?-a
_M Taken  'l_eude|,;s~ - summoned and arrived by the even Boston and Mrs Gonwny in Souri
th
§MflNUllElUH[H lll
, _ liulllrlsll-lil  i   ills ali   Hall cillllliis
plgiggp up --I- 
-"_ DETROIT, Muy 15.- Henry Ford,
the :iui.omobiia manufacturer, has
joined the-. 'anti-cigarette army and
will help to curh the habit, especial-
ly among young boys.
When Mr Ford was in Fort Mey-
ers, Fla, recently on his Southern
9 trip with ’,l‘hornas A. Edison, a -dis-
cussion arose between the two con-
cerning the evils of cigarette smok-
5 ing. When the inventor returned to
his laboratory in Orange, N. J., he
rcs, wrote H letter on the matter to Mr.
Ford. Copies of it will be framed nt
e Mr. For\l's expense. and if School
e Superintendent Cha-dsev agrees they
_ . ‘ - _ ' ' by drowning, caused by temporary will be hung in all Detroit pu-blil-_
"9" tu offer' of his bi-other wiiiinin ln n pnnd ni insanity.
schools, .
ed, ‘ The letter is as follows:
his "Friend Foi~d:_ The injurious ngeni
in cigarettes comes principally from
nd ‘the burning paper wrapper. The sub-
Thomus at FP-irilclil und four sisters, stance tllereb formed is called ac-
tery.-*
tion. However the amendment. it is
expected will give an opportunity for
all opposed to the Government/s pro-
posals to unite, though with varying
ireasons. Whether Bennett and Nickle
_will vote for the alnendnient is very
. doubtful.
i The principal liill passed on Satur-
idny was R measure to regulate the
use of explosives. An amendment was
inserted in protect provincial rights
Y
in rolein. It h-as ii violent action on
S. the nerve centres, producing degen-
ce_ei'ntioll of the cclls of the brain,
e- - which is quite rapid among li-oys.
Unlike most nnrcotics, this deg.enern.-
tion is permanent and nncon-erollalile.
I employed no person who smokes:
D cigarettes."
Mr. Ford‘s theory is that no stat-
LONDON May 16.-It is an nnoni~ lite that can -he passed can prevent il
uly uf these times that one of the boy from smokin.,-I if he wants to
latest results of the excess of luxury
is the desire of the rich to live in
the cottages of the pocr. The fashion
i‘.-i not' for the new und charminir
cottages, in which some of the best
architects are specializing, liut for
the old timbered, tumb-le-down home
stends from which possiily some
long established family is evicted.
_as to I-egu1.,,_¢_if,n.3_ \ Three or follr thousand dollars
o n .
_,\,,.,~|¢“1tu,-e has hi-_gn app.-yl.nl;ed hy Old oak door- are pl' in with silver
O
smoke.. and most boys become nd-
|lliCf-td to the tobacco habit tllrollch
smnkinr nlsnrettcs
ARREST l"(lUlf'l`l~1i<l\` YEAR
Olll) GIRL .\.\' \\`I'l`NEr~`.\‘
AG,\l.\`ST WHITE Sl.A\'ERS.
MONTREAL, May 16.- De-
tective Foucault yesterday
morning placed under nr-
rest r- fourtr-en~yeal'-old,girl wantm
in slzlllllllls
null ll lil
(Speci-ul to The Guardian.)
HALI|".lX, May 17.-One hilndreil
fishing scbooners bound north for
ha-it are reported caught fast in
,drift ice in the Straits of Ganso on
the Gulf of St. Lawrence. In re-
-sponse to fi telegram the Governmenili
Steamer llinto was despatched to
their aid today. Some of the schoon-
ers src in danger of being crushed by
ice floes.
________._. _
_lxciuslll ul ill
clulllls uliv lull;
lll llfilll Will
l.0.’~lllliI~l, May 15.- "llltilen we get
the home rule bill through the .Pre-
mier cull whistle for his nniendniollt.
bill. We cnnnot 'agree to exclusion
upon nnv terlns which mluke it per-
mancnt. Wa consider the Pre-nvler
'took too nuich upon himself whcnlin
suggested that he will perserve in tile
nmonding hill whether there is nu
azrccmcnt or not."
This rhrent was mule by John
Redmond in the lobby to the Glas-
,gow Herald reurcsslitntivc, who says'
_"What the Nntionnlists most fenr is
being srilll nt the lnst moment."
From the Parliamentary strtnll-
,point. it is wenellillv conceded thin!
`-‘\B(luith has plnved .-i skilful tactical
move, hut from the practical stlrnd-
point thc situation scelns more conn-
iplicuteu than ever. 'i‘llc note of pes-
simism which marks the editorial
coiiiml-nt is also blended with ii. pleu-
l'sdn tone of moderation Thus the
th C b' et t fiic'nlly welcome tho hinges as in the c ttage of n well __ _ _ _ g - _ - - . -
° ‘* ‘“ fl ° ‘ ,| ns n uitness in a white slave case in 'l‘i|..cn, while nnnerting cunt were ln
This was not put ln evidence, but it “wut but they hav, nothin'-g to offer
L cr Rleven-thul, who has been making
llo\'wl\\"1'l~1D-.aPPl.Y 1"Ss"<fi'li"lrTi-flirt
em-s-lamalfl TI-IE “EITHER
sllmn io sens-
and1'0
muy be mudc a_ part 03 the record
inter.
..___.....-_--_-
HOLD UP OF KING'S AUTO.
LONDON, May 16.- The Standard
says that Mrs. Pankhurst p1H“l\9d fl
holdup ol' the auto in ,“'lll0l1 \'»l`»9
Kim: and Queen will be retuliulpii
from Alclcrshot gn Mon-day, -but__ the
police ure prepa_red to pruvéuii ll"-
GERMAN BARON LANDS
IN ONTARIO PRISON.
WORTH BAY, Ont., May 16.- A
man giviun his. name as Bsran Lon-
hls,|i'ea.dqunrters at North Cobalt, is
in Sudbury jail as a result of his
peculiar business transactions. Rlev-
enthnl udvertised in German a‘;fi°\11'
‘tural newspapers for a manager to
,conduct a, Canadian farm of fourteen
'hundred acres. He ulsn advertised in
‘Germany for pupils iln Canadian
fnrming at $15 vcr month t\\ifl°\l
fees. Rudolph Ru-lm accepted the pos-
it‘on of manager! for three years,
at ther end of which time he was h
receive four hundred acres of land hc-
,ddes a mgnetary consideration. Rulm
arrived nt, Nortli_Bay where he met
the Baron' g,nd\the two wenf'/to War-'
ren. The Baton induced Ruim to
lhnnd over S550 asevldence of good
j faith and then purchased, n, six thou.
. Ruim became suspicious und caused
Police magistrate Brodie convicted
me BM-an nf fi-mid null remanded
‘- him for sentence.
» - ¢=iTHBf~-TE-_IIPERITIIIIE
TIDE. MOUH. ETC.
»-A-il- .2 : N’ ‘ __
(spnniai to '1*\in_Guardian.)
Toltoivro, lvl-ny 'it-Maritime:
Moderate southwesterly winds; fair
THE WEATHER.-lloth on Spun'
and a .little warmer. _ - \
as ,,j solution other than the 30-year-
old -solutlcn ni the 0. P. R. l>r°bl°u\
of 18,84-_--loan them the n.oneY» The
country has passed th-at stage. It
demands noir-sthingf substantial in fc-
turn for fur-'ther aid an-d th-is is what
the Government bah secured. ,_
The few progressives in the Liberal
party, and they are not numerous,
are Qpenly expressing disgust at the
reactionary stand taken -by their two
leaders. They would like to support
Bennett and Nick-le and- are inclined
to throv' in their int with the' bull-
xnonsers." The two dissenting Conser-
vatives have the advantage of not
only criticising but of enlieavoring to
lformulnfe _1 cc-nstructive alternative
poliry. ` `
'Mp Mncllnnnld'-1 motion is frankly
li r-vnrlviiiiise hetween the two wings
of the port", lla gave no reasons for
n_ -.wiv nloflfhs hoist. In view of
fn.. ntnn-1 of nie two Llbei-nl
Tvders that aid should bn ex-
tended sud the rond must be coil-
il \ - »
Pl~IN'l‘IC’I‘ON ` B C , M 15
forced an entrance into the post
|oi‘l~`_ce, blew the safe and escaped, get-
.t-ing $6,000 \v0I‘th of blank post Omce
receipts and registered 'packages
'worth $900. They also took B regis-
tered packaire consi-glued to the
branch ‘of th-e' Canadian Bank of
-Commerce `w`»hicb contained $5,000,
,mostly in bills of ten dollars deno- AT KING’S COLLEGE'
mination. '
..._--. .___
WOULD SELL 5,000,000 ROSES.
LONDON, May 16.--Queen Alexan-
dra Day.. which has been arranged
for June 24, will he celebrated this
‘year on .an even greater scale than
efore. The aim is to sell 5,000,000
lwild roses, which' is Queen Alexan-
ld.'a’s favorite ilower._
There will be sub-committees in
300 centres throughout the whole|
Kinodom, compared with,seventy~two
last yeur. _Th-s women who will in-
vade the streets 'as sellers of the
H n.'Marti Burrell Minister of spent in repairing the humble home.
Peace-Envoys at Ning-ara to Cnnad-a. known actress. n. bathroom is ndde
f ` ` 5 ‘ ‘i
n
and priceless old pieces nle fitted l
to rooms that are so low that o
The potato patch is then transif_.‘rn:
ed into a fashionable orchard andtex-
laborer, are now collected to satl
f
the cravings of the rich for`u.n old
cottage .
| with nn nic cettnne you no in the
swim. Once there, why there’s noth-
ing else in life to strive for.
RESIDENCE FOR GI-RLS
' At .the convocation exercises
King's College, Windsor, N. S.,
ed that at the Board of Governor
of B residence for college girls
wonk or' Anson sounbs.
roses will he dressed in white, ,with
white or light 'colored hats trimmed
with wreaths of the emblem of the
day, their cwvn contribution to the
funds. ~
is
,_
e
ed
rl..
g.
0| ienné Cartier, the Canadian state
on man by 1\ing George, Pi
Thm,sda_y_ liresident Powell mmmmc_ sidcnt Raymond Poincarre, nn
i
station ns _-die wus -board-ing a Que
bcc train. Tllougli only fourteen, sh
'is suill to have been an inmate of
y 'of the Ottawa police. -
Sill C,l;f.»\S. TITPPEH. TO U.\\-`l-IIL
the participation in the unveiling 0
B. i President Wilson, They W
l-ect a site and it was hoped that in “nt 01 F'“"‘°° '"1 Perl” will Fil" *ll
a year from next autumn the homo "`i"’0_l0l'- ‘_\'l1il@. when President Wil-
wculd be formally opened for girl non toni-lien another button at the
s,tudmt,s_ White House in Wasbington,.¢lin
l`nfted States flag will he hoisted.
l The _actual unveiling of the monu-
ment will he performed by slr (jim,-_
' ics Tullper, who will make nn attempt
LCNDON, M-av 16.- Arson squads to come tn (Hlnndn for the purpose,
of militant suiicazettes today selflf unable tn do no he will I-along.. the
fire .to and destroyed the costly fly-npe1‘i¢ii-i around the statue hy clihlo
efrandstand at the county cricket from his residence in England.
zronnds in Birmiington and London
- It requires some work on the part
of your friends to out t-he coupons
out of the papur each evening amd
ln-ing them to the -office and it in
only in justice to vvur: friends l'-Nil-
vou should bsctii- yourselvesxand _seg
if you can -not win the first P1119
and not spend your spare tum ldlv
and allow your name tn lan when; lt
.u wl_m1,,_ your po_w_er to prevent i .
j' _ memos opml nvnuiuos.
wgesgt departnlmt
wen =_ <»'°\.<=°.=
fin! and 6001.
l 'rin niches:
,yesterday was
ln' ‘comparison
the lowest
da, and yesterday thaweather was
that `y`0\_\' do
omds at
the
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l‘El.EBllA'l`E \NNlVERS -\RY.
 liillll PUSH ABE PILING UP. VOTES  
Y s
.___ ._._...____~_ _ -» . -\0l`WeHl£lll Ccltny \\lll tririipiit psig.
hrnle hy ,1 public hqnquct the cen-
The Firstlirl-at Period in the GreatCcr_llest WiIlC|ose Next Saturday-Night. New and f_f=-_-_-_-_-'¥___§>_§_f_f;;= f--_-<10--_-3 th---__-_neun
' ~ Active Workers Are Developing Each Day, and the Spirit of Deter- 0' " _ ° “W “ "’“““` `
- - minatiou.is'Shown;. All' S_h.ouId-Get Full Benefit ~ Finer M-wr<n-no ON
ll - H ' Novn sltrrla <‘.oAs'r_
of ihe Present __ Qcosier Pei-md _.L
 YARMOUTH, May 15.- Mackerel
. - bl ck d thi . All
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his assistants are here to help. you in ber ol coupon votes that you -are re- ‘section me out but as yet no “sh
any way possible. ` celvlng cnch evening. Who is send- have bee sto 'e.d_ on _ 'kewl
. _ _ _ n DI’ e mac h-as
'lhcsa are the days that every live ing thetn?, Is it you or your friends? just been mcuwl in B net at Tusk”
candidate is 'busy builtin! in every Isl nd 1, - th mst t b ,_ _
nook and cox-ner for tubscriptlons. SUMMERSIDE. pm? i,,B'u?: NLS” gcntm ,fntefsstfxs
1 IBHFOTI
Most everyone is meeting with fair
Qilccegq, S0 (gr tha r5¢_5_` hug bn" hurl Grady ......  ..... .... .$9,350 b ' _
very even and it is a gre' t qlliestion Moy C, Murphy  . ...31,l':30 Wai? Tig Sxegzxg vfgznxgile 15° do
in the in ` at `  .  - ' a
who
from the large lint. ¢( gong'
_ ity. Did you ever stop tn think-bow Timnlett Quinn    ....._.§,_G_0p ___ _ _
cog-` lean! people nn interacted in your (Continued on page two) \llnal-do llulmcat. cane scrgotineuvs l.la\rd'c Limmnt
paper, new workers ‘audi al-I CHARLOTTETOWN.
f_.l__I_l‘B_9 P05910 hive  5 lst§._ HENSATION IN TURF (`/IRC-LES.
tl;¢y"s_oeo\`to, have the 1-i¢p¢,.Jnmes Heron  _ ...___240,a50, --
'_t'i';g|_§_ "9 1,h¢_`p_`gdp1°,¢h,,¢' Pearl _Newsome ...~;.. ......1_31.250 LONDON, Fing., May lli.- A tre-
win °tl>ef`priMb-`if"sonm do n°g.'w~ G- H055   ~  -Anim” mandolin sellsat.-ion was created in
un Bm;  _ _ *Miss BGBIIG 'Brown . . . . . . .
..... 014,100 turf circles "candy when it beeanu
Ent _day at 8 _o'clock clonal; A- ,-7- llrscdault   .. ...29£8E°) known that the famous unbeaten
6 _ _li in "thlrgvoat 'camp Em” (h"i"f°l’h°’  " ' ~ "  6° race horse, Tctrarlh, favorite forthe
Ati t `o and ol. that time one "vm," MCAUIGY   - -- -~~.--13_\?50 Derby, his sustained inlury to the
no in elm ‘ iml- ol the other “'_°_°‘_' R- '.""'°"  ~ --  5° lag and time miner Perrnn line an
Al-s`~yo_ going to -my -IP-fu" livlllulvu   - ---.--‘H335 med Captain D. Mccnimont, owner
ot tan  There. will bo, W\l.lM° Fwmwfy   ~- ...l9.450 of the noi-ne in neuron lt from one
_nm may in ui ynim ann ll in-_xllvn Win ter  ._  ...11\.8S°, nanny une nl mln...
SATURDAY- '_lN'i\,-to that Drpqs cent. cou\d> lil" Whit”   - -~ -~--~-534135 The nnnouncermnt of the injury to
have class t0"tho lcpdiif tfhuy llllllll N°D0U°l\l  » -- ---371450 the speedy three year old. came in
hm mul” tw Ul lehdf “mi-l `- ;';;‘g°  --1 ~- - ~  such »\ wav as to suitkcst the suspic-
-i Stop, ' and. , lf’  "° 5, \'  -- - -  _- ion that the horse had been ur.
‘Ice y6il_._  :and (logo Hi,llsi'v_'MOMlllgn   .. .........l2'I.|25 pos,” |nju|-ed_ bv some om intermt
WHO (IOGI Mtrrt 5 DNR but Whg Mr. C. J. Uslltflitl'   .......`H.3T5 nj in the outcome M this cynnm
 uacccrlbc _, gots nmuneraccd. John Davie   ... ..  ...49,rso_,_,,,fy event ,,,, May 2-,_
 _. _._Y§‘_‘.. ,4_.°|l\l L !0.“|"~ - N" 0\7l\l‘|99 H1110!  .- ----~---u»'37-'M Private detectives are reported to-
Wiltt 0`~!fhiVd Dfiil? Wilco your J“°- mlll'\¢h°'l  ~ --~~--17"” have been hired to Slvestlgate t\\e‘
rriemlc nominated you in t_~hlc cam- WWW' f`°¥\°   < --------“$25 circumstances, _For weekn npeeiniion the other hand, t e
Polk!-l. it v°.\I_'tll'_Ulr-cplibct to ccc._v0u A- 90"- D""l"°" ~~~ - -----~--39-“ll i-uurds have hcenemployed to wntclffurfllllll suplilies are
emma wlul ,wc nl uni mama-Pe*-fr N°0\u\i‘\  - -»~~~H»250 nn nnnnemln which 'runnin inlrenrinu-<l every mr.
shove honors ever vi-muted i`n`.1o\n~emm-` -71.1°- S- l`|°"°°   ~-~--~-~~~~»‘“.-125 nininni 1.. insure uni nnnwn nnletl' `h“vn men nu nv
ind of _the contes, manager Sterling Hunter 79.575 t i. 5 _
"ml `w°rk°" in tm' 5r»°8`i“m° B' Bowne"  ' " “M00 5;; thgestlensgrtgefgton Zllllilslnzufarr
will ne. snail any time wnn-en 'lnnum    ...9s,av5 n,,,,t_,,, took 550 crate, °
_*__-_
0‘mW“ in °°"“e"tl_0“ “Uh W\‘ll`-ll Il no inl,>rovclnent in the general _pros-
"[“" hu" been mkell mt? 0“Ht0flY-_The pcct since the fixed det:rm`lnl1tlon to
g\I‘\ was arrest--cl at tlu- Place \igl-.r press the bill deprecutes the con-
- 'damning oi the nnrcndiilg bill in ml-‘
e vance. It recognizes that Asquith is
_ n in an exe;-emely -flltlicult position mild
<l'lS0l`d@\"lY house in Ottawa und she that the -issue is too serious to rn-'
wns given money to get oui town; |g;ii-d no n merely party one. It -also
The arrest was mode at the instant-c\. _enioius the Unionists, sojlong -at tho
'door is open, to n settlement to ba
lcarof-.il tg keep it open.
_ The Westministzr Gazette, Lllberal,
TI-1|-I C.\R'l`1l-ZR STA'l'l'l~I. ladmitu that it became -manifest in
the course of the deb-atc that As-
MONTREAL, May 1fi.-Arrunge- \|uith's statement wus untapnlta-lila
ments were conpleterl yesterday lor to the Irish party and to many sup-
n lporters- of the government. This
Septeinliar Tth., of .-tntilfclcf Sir Et- 'journal also mildly, remonstm-tes
s_ with the leaders of the Opposltioii
~e_ -for their manner oi 'meeting c-lin
d pence proposals. 'Tins Westnlinlstnr
Gazette hlnmes the Ulster Coventern
ll - .. ` _
meeting the night Begg,-,_ "_ was “_ d_o so_ hy electricity. King B5 bein! respoilsible for the hardw-
clden to undo-take me eetnrlinnnnen; _‘_;;'_‘§_lf_f’___“':_ll__c_l>1‘_¢;f_;S_a  at__Sl;;»<i_-
. . _D I' ‘a., P’ s
committee hed been 9-Dl>0‘¥l¢°'i to 90': nag' A b“""°" l?’°“°‘i. by hh* Pr;sm` illdlsviilqllllzdievllglctlolzdgnlhglqlltvols
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attitude of the opposition.
The Pall Mall Gazette'-declares that
dlseless to deny the fact tbatthe dx-`
-clusion of six countries,-pending tha
adoption of federalism, ilthe irredu-
c-i_ble iulnimum req.ui.rod to avert
civil war, however liatsfulfg R,d_
mond this concession _ may 1,9,
'rwo slim' .yr DANCE
_ .»\'l‘ cn P. ll._¢n.\liIi.rcfi-
- i~rl~.Alz Noivrn su.
Nolrrn BAY, ont., lllny l5_._w,,-
n..nn River, n small hamlet nn inn U,
l’. ll. main line, 200 miles west of
\`ol'th_ llny, wus the scene of “_ tragic
shooting nflrny last nlght_ which “__
suited in tum men being shot to
dr-atb. .\ public dance wus being held
and it is said that considerable liq-
our was l-onsirmvd hy the rninlu 'dune
ers, with the result that ll’ free fight
occured. John (`hnpm.5\n, ‘gf L1()|-min.
lil, and (lseince Forlin, Cf \l/Oman
Rivl-I'. 'lrew guns and begun shooting
nt I-ar-h other. Both men were shot
dvlld.
BLAZE IN Pl-illlAllELl"llIi\
PHIL.-\l)ELPHIA, May ,16 - Tim
plant of B. Bernheim and Sons, oi-
_fice fixture manufacturers was des-
trpyed by fire today. The loss is ea-
‘timsted nt $100,000.
_ A B.-\D FIRE IN CALVESTON
` Ce\L\'ES'l‘0.\', May 16 - The wore-
house of the merchants “ml plrmtn-rn
Compress Go., was destroyed by fire
early today. The loss is $900~,ll00-.
Eleven thousand holes of cotton were
ba/diy damaged and one mn killed.
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uNui.ll.\'n - ALARMING
|.oNuoN, .luny le.”-unnlnna in nn-
xioucly loollini; over her sources of
_ nn.-_at supply and wonderful: if Mah
foods are soon to be denied hehllcat
'c mounting in price. 7l`hQ£é‘ is today
much puirlic discussion of”th0 mcot
question. Meat dealers ure 'almost
n unit in predicting that their coin-
mollicy will soon cost 'Brltl|h\;~g_ov-
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nfllte
their operation. The worl
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