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PEACE . »_». .. ONCE MORE' PROCEEDINGS IN
1 “  couulclit Bossa  
ed by  _Qi _Both _C_°\\_ntri¢s--Paris  W*  is  '- °" 2     ‘  ‘. Denies CI’¢_2_iinS il Standing Army-Fostcr’s
Like” to bg Chosen as tha Place of Expuiiged  “ge  gestiag Vote- The Request for Fast g _Criu_cim_`_._Th_¢ pacmé C5” Dane” ._
\\'.\.-iin~io1‘on, Jima li,--(Special)-Prc~ _ offer as mediator.
.i.i.~..i nwssveii.°s'eaorisas mediator be-I Dlffewlt slaves were sussested as the
lwveuulnpan md R-‘hula have sb hr- been meeting place of the representatives of
` _ . _ "the two nations for conference and no
is ned with suooein.
i , _
‘"0 ' _ _  place nor time has yet been decided upon,
T0‘I“¥ b°I*h th° R“’°I““ "Id 'hwnese although Paris seems most favorable.
Ministers called at the _VVhIte House tof Announcement of time and place of
lure ton behalf of their Governments his meeting ls expected tomorrow.
P __
Snatchinga Chi
fore ii Movin
Minlster’s
Birthd
SGS
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Spec;“|)_At Camp HALIFAX, June l2.--(Speeial).- Dillon
K Wiillace and Mrs Lennidas }Iubba1‘<i,' two
B bitter rivals, have started on a mission tu
Labrador to continue the work carried o
Moucron, June 12--(
In-llton an lntcrooloniai
:it good speed when
suntclieil the child
llc is being warmly
any wb-*I-l&~of
super-numora\'y Meth
inilny many elergyma
in congratulate him.
FISHERY y
B . '
Gem_gew“,n__L°bsm od Summer-like weather continued yester.
d .
.l _
fy
fair, no herring. `
Mnlpequc-»-_Cod fair,
some mackerel taken i
Albcrtofir-"Cod and
ph-_nl-y, lobsters scarce
Bloomfield---Cod fair, lobsters and h
iliig scarce. '
Ice at Georgetown.
if Q-_;§7'§q'¢ ._.....`“»-»¢-1
Minard‘s l.laI_.meni for
, .
|d from B8- Mrs. Hubbard Sets Out t
train was runnin
Driver King saw
mile girl playing on th
llc reversed his eng
ilic train would not
jumped ofi` and running rapidly ahead
from
ENGINE llNIliIl'S ININNL MISSIONS
NlINlIi`. IETNNI P Til Lllllllllllll
g Train- Forestall Dillon Wallace
Eightieth and will Reach the
ay, Coast First.
inc, but seeing that by H“bb‘“'d'
Mrs Ilnbbard isjcalous of Wallace for
:loing what she thinks is hers to do an
in »h.°,,t of uw she insists on going lo Labrador.
' She will reach that coast several days
ahead of Wallace.
i~n;.;iue.
- comp .
Yesterday was the elghtleth annlver- _
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ed
ndev Stephen Teedl;  
lst minister an
n and others call ____
Tonowro, June 13-(Special)-Moderate
d
southerly winds, cloudy, with scatterc
showers
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rs very plenty, c
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sale everywhere.
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HOTEL GUESTS POISONED-1
N/\srivn.l.r-:, Tenn., June 0.-Twenty-
two guests of a local hotel were sudden-
ly taken ill yesterday shortly after din-
ner. lce cream was served at the meal
land attendant physicians attribute the
sickness to some preservative used in the
. milk. Five doctors were called toattend
The regular monthly meeting of the
city court-ii was new last night, ui..
Worship the Mayo! io the chair and all
The minutes of the .regul»ar'April meet
Ing, which caused the dispute at ina
regular meeting, and the minutes of the
abortive May meeting , besides _the
minutes of special meetings won read by
the clerk. 4 . _ -
Coun.Hoopcr moved, seconded by Coun.
Stewart. that the minutes' as read he
adopted. V ~
Conn. Riley moved, seconded by Coun..`
Prowse, that the minutes with the el-
ception of the pn.rt relative to the ,Mayor
vacating the chair in the April meeting
be passed. I
Coun. Hooper contended that Coun._
Riley was out of order and quoted is rule'
of any minutes notice must be given in
writing. From that Coun. Riley, he said,
was clearly out of order. -
Conn. Riley said the whole proceedings'
of thc April meeting asked to boexpunged
were illegal.
The amendment was carried on the
made;
Communications were read from the
II'l‘elephon'e Commission, Ottawa, regard- ' by
ew from L_p_~1‘anmn fum|sh_ Couu.Prowsc, was seconded by Coun.
- _i
'ing\‘81»¢B. -.
`lng bill for $20 ; for grant of S-\O from Lo
cal Council of Women towards expenses
of National Council meeting here; from
A. E. Leigh offering to give up wiring
business altogether if city increased his
salary as inspector to $5006 f1`°“\ Pele'
Bradley asking an increase of $100 in
token of services of overll)ycars,i1ccon|-
pnnied by the names of a large number
a serious condition.
_ did
for  
_Ever .
The Slater
M  _
me fouomn ‘ choice. We have silo I stock of .5 _ \
x "vrlde ` loc ian; ° i  f
Maas-in _
Proifixéa; 
wide  I-.f__~
WidQ a _Q "
v.r_»~~'»\‘ g
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G    _,gi<ss.,
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‘    . ‘ Jeweler and tician. ~ -
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oe for men’s,
O - ° $4-0°;
lasts  i   
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N=i"i"!ii ryirtff! if* *nl
' R=_iéi}_;`.a¢<1ie~ tee =_=_\<,l
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Toitfigi' 'shed
ium toe, med-
ium  " _ _ I
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This is Now About    
- and yoili will find
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that our stock of `
climbing and dwarf varieties is
Gr¢s0ry’S Célsbraitd
Nlililgiil SCN- wedding
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the Councillors pl$elnt'beaidl~l a large nrowouou as other “rem” in cam
and expectant andlene¢.` \ ‘ i » -- I
adian Municipalities re meeting in ` Several councillors reported the opinion
Winnipeg on July 27th. from, Shaw _& of the Recorder that no such privilege
Bearleto odbrlng service of asbpait wo
oould ever be granted though the council
rk- ,
BN; fromr Salvage Corps asking. same .might give its assent. Councillors thought
of that the council might be taking 'upon lt-
acclries1t;fx‘oni Perfection Wire Co offering ulf heavy liabilities.
wiring for nity work; from P. E. _ I.
Tourist _Association risking a grunt of $50);
offering eiigineefre Municipal Lighting;
Ayes -Prowse, Rcddln,l-Iooper, Stewart,
Nays-Alley, Paton. Rogers, Riley.
The motion was lost on the vote of the
from Henry Benoit asking permission to Mayor. In giving his vote His Worship
lun a fbilllard. room In J. B. McDonald‘e said he thought the olty would be taking
for permission tornovela building; fro
Supt. Sharp, P. E. 1. R., re the rates of
of minor importance.
member of the School Board.
- The matter of a street Sweeper was left
with the street committee. _
0 Dl\H'$0diYl AUK-1355 Whi¢h SPECIIIBJ i=h0ig,sldewalk on Sunnyside was referred t
The mutter of application for concrete '
0 _
wh_en an objection was takcnjio any part the 5|;-get ¢0mm|¢,¢¢¢_ `   
It was moved by Conn. Prowse that the,
petition of Sergt. Bradley of the Police?
Force be granted. _ ‘
` Coun. Hooper thought that if it were
granted a general increase should hai e to
be made in salaries.
Coun. Paton thought otherwise.
building; from Sunnyside merchants too great a responsibility and that per-
for concrete sidewalk; from M. N. McI.`eod» ham it was a. mistake to bring the matter
m before the Council at all. -
Petitions for asphalting were referred
water supply to- the railway; also others] to the street committee; a petition of the
Salvage. Corps about insurance was gr-ant~_
Dr. S. R. Jenkins was reappointed n edaud the name ofCross Street ordered tn
be changed to Brighton Avenue.
After other business Council adjourned.
uiiiiijus iusi
A A Cqhéhyghcgf Driving op  Roadway Refused-_Other important Bwincss. I _Judge L6hs!ey,s Appointmgnt'
brief session was held today.
proposed. _
» He wanted only men enough to garri
O'r'rAwA, June 12-(Special)-Only a ,and form thenuclcus of the first line of
defence.
Sir Frederick Borden's Militia Bill was , He denied the reports that difilcuity
considered and Mr. Foster objected to was experienced in securing men all the
what hc termed the creation of a stand- men required can easily be obtained, he
lug army. The lessons taught. in recent said.
wars, lic said, show that numbers and He promisedto provide further inforuia
ability are required and be doubted tion and the bill wasallowod tostand.
,whether the present militia would not be The remainder of the session was spcn
better than such spermanent force asia in discussing the estimates and among
the items passed was one for $125,000 for
` Sir F. Borden denied that a standing Canadu's share ofthe deficit in the yoar‘s
army was intended. work on the Pacific cable. »
son The appointment of Atnrney Gene
the depots for instructional purposes. A ‘ral Langley to the Nova Scotia Bench is
line of these would extend across Canada I confirmed.
llNill IIGlNllINIl '
LEAVE HATS it Howie.
Rrcmroxn, Va., June 8.-The pastor of
Nilll Nlilllllil
Laurel street Methodist church, of Richf-
mond, has requested the women meinbers
L of the congregation to leave their hats at
home when they come to the night scrvlcc
‘during the warm season. lt is also said
that the women are pleased with the sug-
followln division with casting vote of Conn, H00 er would vow for gba motion -.
~ the Mayfir. if the inoreilsee were fifty dollars. The Russian omcers  ENC ill'
Ayes Prowse, Riley, Reildln, Paton. latter amount, was voted,
N1\y=i-°H00Pel'»AIl6)'~ R08‘=l’S.S.tew1\rt. A petition was presented by Cou
The main motion waal09_I-on thofollvw-1Pmwse for macadamizing Kent Street
ing dlvislonz- . - ~ _ between Prqoe and Hillsboro whe
Nays-Prowse, Riley, Heddin, Pat'_‘n,~ Euston tg qui; gi,
Rogers. - ~ - ' Conn. Alley did not thin
Ayes-Hooper, Alley, Stewart. it . right that certain streets
Dr..ienkins waslieard \>Y’the Board on should be mncadamiseil before othe
behalf of the Gcntleulolfs Driving Club in more need. Conn Paton said the
who asked privilege of fast driv-lug for street, wmmmge had looked into the ST. Pi-:'rsns|irrua,.luiie 12-(Special)-It
two h0\1I‘S ¢»Wi0¢ "~ WWW 0'* Ph” Pilfk llliiiiftlf WEN and %h0\18hi» the work on devclopes that Russia‘s defeat in the Sea
l){;J:td$';y‘;B I§r4.;<>gri“t;`r;;l|;sig\Vist.D;veo;1ltlllb‘e 31:,  should be done at a cost of about of Japan was mmmy due to |gn0mee_
__t_privil‘gg|p’aalle1i'for-1ll1Wlywhat is glvcn_ Couni Stewart said _t-hat E th
In every clip of any 'importance in the'_councll promised three years ugoto rl
,United States. the work. A motion togrant the pc
_ Conn. Prmvse gave notice that nt next tion was lost,
Nrcgnlar or ii. special meeting for the Dar# The mutter of absence from School o
l D05, he would inemdnee n by law to ox~ pupils to theuumber ofscven hundredw
I tend the privileges on the Park Roadway.` brought up by Conn Riley. He pmpose
IIS
,,_ struclions, Knew no Plans,
,N Had no Previous Gun
,, Practice.
rs .___
- =
er Not one otiloer in the xi_avy~__~k_new
0 Roiestvensky's plans and they had to
tl- rely wholly on signals from the Eagshlp.
 Even Nebogatoil had seen the Admiral
~` tor only a few minutes and had no in-
d structions.
Many Tugs Fail to Pull Her
_ oI'i`-Dredging Operations __
` Next to Be Tried.
Leyland liner Tampioan, ocean lioun
,edorts of many tugs is still aground.
` It has been decided to lighten her an
dredge around her.
When [caving her dock she seemed fo
gestion and will adopt It.
CHiLD ATE RING.
Mi|.r.vri.1.r:, N. J., June 8.--“.\'ow you
have lost. your gold ring," said Mis.!Aaron
¢Seit.zlck, wife of a‘prominent Millvlllc
merchant. to her small daughter, Ethel,
Mosrim., June i-2--.ispwinin--~'1'he W-des# "No, u»au»uui..1.iuSt Meir." rc-
d plied the ehlld sssha beganmoughlng. A
d I t M t w M t al physician saved the child from choking to
groan ct n ic en reno; mon rsh daath q“"°°n'ld°"b1°‘“m_t__
Harbor this morning an des to t. o - _ __,,_,,,,,,;,____......,.....___
d WOIiLD'S BICYCLE RECORD.
r Osman, Utah, June O.-Walter A. Bard
‘ gett, of Buffalo, has broken the world s
was carried on to the shoal.
some unknown reason to be unable to ,.ec0x.,|f,,,. mNe_q“utm.s ofnmnc’ pm
make headway against tho curreuti\nd_|fessional, at the Ogden races, lu the fast.
time of 1-20 $5. The forner record, 1 Ill.
was made by John M. Dowling, at Salt
The usual arrangements for band co
certs were ordered tc be made.
The following motion was mudc
Rsrldin:“ Resolved that the citizens of
-'Cniirlottetown be allowed to speed their
horses on the park roadway two evenings
a week (Monday and Thursday from 6,30
to 8.21).) Fur-tlier resolved that they be
allowed to speed one way only, and that
A way be from Government Park and to end
` this side of Fort Edward battery Owne
p ‘ ' . rs
j to assume all responsibility in case of ac-
um “Heated “ues” some of whom  hi I of prominent citizens; from Scc`y of Can- “ide”-"
The Mayorreferrtdtoa charge of die- thntacommitteo of thecouncilbeappoint The stories of continued gun practice
crimlriation, made in one of the duilyi ed to confer with the school board in th
papers, lnprocnrnig c|ty` nicdifines. He. matter. committee: Riley, Hooper,
said no suchdlscrimlnatlon has been Prowse.
1' are false, as Rojestvensky never fired ii
practice shot, having no ammunition to
“_ spare.
The Japanese in the battle concentrated
their fire first on one ship and then on
another sinking each in turn.
ililismuiili
Word reached the city yesterday of an-
TIIE GUARDIAN
  Daniel Matheson, aged 3l5,a prosperous
With today’s issue the publi-
fy
Eben Holden, by Irving Bac-
won a e pop y
the reading public.
Minard'a Llnimehi Cures Lungs.
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' SUNNYSIDE '
i;.N§`f`°i"ii`i`ili'i`R
other fatal shooting accident which occur
red Saturday evening at Mhlgbll, near,St.
Peters. The victim of the fatality was
unmarried farmer of that plilce and son of
A LOYAL WIFE AND
SHYSTER LAWYER.
(Brooklyn Daily Eag`le,)
scrupulous a sliystcr lawyer can bein hi
ago in oneof thepollce courts.The woman
husband, ii hard working man with a
well developed|t~liirst,had been arrested for
and asked if she had counsel for her u
fortunate better half. Incidentally, the
man intimated that the husband might go
` tnjsil if somebody did not look after his
interests.
"l’d like to hclp Jim very much, but I
have but 50 cents ln the world and I .‘
need thatfor the children,” said the sol-
lcitous wife.
Lake City, in itll).
,a
How loyal isa good wife and how un- I
B
efforts to gctgaln was shown a day or two  _ _ _ Y
‘s ('  "..',‘..°,T,.‘° ‘Li -  _=
3 
g ornoaao, June 19.- ilvooltli
Ju” can N. 8°” 0'” mnlleardon, May Fitzgerald Isabel Mo
the late James Matheson, Upton, Dundas.
He left home about four o'clook t8ll~
ing his sister Miss ldkah Milli!!-
son he was going to shoot
squirrels with a gun that he intended
e ‘borrowing fromri neighbor. As he did
I
. hellor will begin in Th
Guardian. This story will siwntiiqinirter sismiisrmm the house
_found the body near n fence with the
_ ' °PP°a1 nf' an reflders °f high double usmiisli gun.i>0tu inn-ms empty,
class H¢t10n as 11;' has glfeady on the other side. One charge had entered
_ wid ularit amen his left breast just above the lionrt and
_ _ _ g came out underneath the right shoulder with me $2 she bmi 0bw|m,,| by plum.
not retum his sister went in search and
blade. It is thought the weapon
three years ago. Four sisters two o
living with him are left to mourn
mining explosion in British Columbia.
Ai-“mn over a week's hard work Polic
Omoer Harper located a. woman who ha
turned to the owner.
CHICAGO IMIKETS-
“Ps discharged while h° WI" keted the mone `ustas though hc
crossing the fence. Dr McLaughlin, mwned “_ .ilng yemhey my them
Coroner, decided that an inquest was nn- _,S no haw- "M one who md obscrvuq
necessary. Deceased was a highly re- theyncldenh
soected rcsldentof the locality. He loot
his arm while railroading in the West __.__._-----'
them in the U. S.,one in Albeiton and one
A brother was killed four years ago hy a
Tas St. John Sun says that, “there is a I M. L m Mnuheu were pm_t|culM,|y
rumor which cunnotbe verified that the :'t‘,c;smem;nd me on
, paintings of Misses
r""“"'I°° °”"°°f "‘° 'T.'“"°" my °“"" neue Pham, ms Mcssir, Mary Mon.
year be ln P. E. island. `
snatched ii $1 bill from the hand of a little water colors there are pictures showing
seven ycar old girl some days  near excellent work on the part of lliseeshlnry
Beer & Gotfs store and had the money re- Bayfield, Addie Hogan, Ida McNair,
“But you can get $2 on that wedding
ring on your finger and I'li take the case
for that," said the member of the bars
The poor woman, anxious to grasp at;I
anythingllkely to gain her hnsband's
hcedom,set out for the pawnshop. Dur-
‘Iing her absence-lim was called before
the bar,§pli:-aded guilty and allowed to 30
under suspended sentence without. the
lawyer piping a note. \l\'ilh the hus-
Vband the lawyer hurried out of court
_ just in time to meet thc wife returning
lugher llttlc band of gold. The lawyer
1 TEE exhibition of Fancy \Vork and
Paintings by the pupils of Notre Dame
Convent which has attracted so mush
attention closed yesterday. The work
throughout was highly creditable to
teachers and pupils alike. The drawings
»
aghan, Isabel Seller. Llaaie Chappell,
o Addie llogan, Ellie Gillis, Mary Melanie,
d Pearl Monaghan and Alma Finlayson. In
[.lzaleChappell, Ida Seller; and in pastello
by Ida McNair, Lois Taylmx Ellie Gillis,
Theresa McNally and Lizzie Chappelle.
Among time who have produced irwd
eifects in crayon and charcoal are Misses
_ Sadie Cantwell, Margaret Irving, Agnes
Ili'
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| ' intoxication. To plead for him the
wife came to court. She was accosted by
| | the sliyster in front of the court building E R
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GOODS
I-le. mmocks. in great
variety. prices 75 cents
to $5.00 each.
Croquet Sets. 4 Ball.
6 ball, 8 ball, all prices.
Garden Sets. Send
Perils, Shovels. Gar-
den Trowels.
SPORTING
GOODS.
Foot Ball Sup-
plies. Base Ball Sup-
lies.
Tennis Nath Kac-
iueta. Berlin. &c..
c.
Rubber Balls. (G11
slain.)
Chiali-en’s Cabs
and' arriaigos. Dolls.
Gabe; Go Carts. Sic., &c.
CARTER & C0.,l.iil.
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