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A P.E.i. COUPLE   iixii iiiiiii DEATH PENALTY YiEwEn I
60 YEARS WEDDED
*i...‘Z.1‘.i‘...'!.‘,";;....l.i'.‘Ii;’"ini/iii ii   iiiiii wiilii  
60r__h__ll_f\i\_i_\;<=_;:>_f1fi of I Ili Iliilll Illll _I illll EIIIIIIIIIUII
°"_f '"“', SIIIIIII Sill IS NIIW lillilli
CONGRATULATIONS
,-,.|.-|ii-iiivii llie sixticiii iiniiivci'siii'y oi,
ini-ii ui-iidin;:_ l\'lr. -luiison is hnlc “""""" “"""‘
.iiill ln-iiily. bi-ing able to do ii inl|_
on his l iiii l\'li .I
“___-
Special to The ‘Jiiardi-m. =SPc0l1ll to The (liiarliin.
AN'rwi<:ni- Mav zr,~'i‘ii@ seiniiin' ll1l"Y1L‘AN urr' ‘ "
__ _ _ _ , _ _ ~ g J- i _ f ‘1 Mny .Z6-ilic con-
\.; pri-iiiiiiisly .iniioiiiiced iii 'lhc_Interiiatioiiiil (_`oniinittec today p‘ost-!‘Ill-I0" ‘ll UN’ f‘l"l1\'9l" l"'€BI‘l0"f- iii F0'
,_,,_,,,|i;iii, on the evening of Thurs- ell notices calling _on seiinicii to iiold,llor_ted grave today ami intiniatc as-
______ _‘___ Zi-_th i,,,_,t__ an event (_[,E_ll_:§éi_:sc_I__\__i;s _______i_i_i__i'i_:ailii_iei=.s t_c_i_ strikel;pcitt;is_:i(lii}it his racoiiery inay not
~ _ _ i ‘ V1. ‘» _.‘ .s ice ' > '» _ _
lll"" 'IW' ““""I "'L""`5t' wok I’I'“"e giiin (iovcrnnieiit biiigluiiticiirifhiiiuiif i‘lll>liC In UI nm 0 Lum um He
. _ . < i . 1 ~
-ii .\li-\nll<iI`:l. Init fill- UN UNB UC-_disor<li\r, is pri~.|iiii'iiig to send llll0` The unch(-cked `ji\biliitioii of the
,--. inn .liiiiii-s lf. and Mrs. Jiiilsrin Fciidiiriiis hcre to support ini-nl p, ., iiiiissci-i over his resigiiiitioii de|ii'ci~iscil
ll in
I
ltln- iiigcd ni; _
_ I
il;i\ i. uiirli ii' . `s. ud~_ I
,:..n_ iii\:ilidi-il for thc piisfl. two yoail's',‘
iii i.iipi~o\i‘i| iii iniiiltli niid by presciil.
iii.iii~il|iiiis will |il‘oliiiliiy i:i‘li\.iiriii.i»
iI:i\.
l |iii.ii‘ds of one iiundrcd iiliil fifty of
||-r iii-ii-_|ii»oi's, frii-iids :ind i~<-liitives o[§
Ilii i<|ili»iiy i-iiiiplv iissciiililcil to ollvr,
i|i=ii i-.liigriiliiliitioiis. 
ELIIIHULIIIKL liNll llllllllllll INIPIIIUII
,,i.~ii- .iiiiii\'<-i‘i:nl'ics of hcl' wrildi|ii,'_  
i
‘lii-- roiiipziiiy livin); _so lnrgi-ii. was
» .
iiii|i.i~._.i|ili- lo :lsr-iciiililc l.lieiii iill in i~‘||i-riail to |`liii lillnrilinii
.
,,,_, i.-oiii ol tin- ilwcliing, so nn ini~:
i-i--iiipiii iiii-rtiiig was held in the;
..p.ii.iii. lin |noi.ioii_ .l, I), h`i~.niiiiiii`
0
. 1;'  . 'I ‘ . . i
 - -’:: ` i:oii"ii,i ‘iiiiii wort
ii:-iii nn, .iiis'i~iiii~i iiiisvnnii. '
i
     snails issiiiziiii
liairiiiiiir just now tlini. yoll were
iiilir <-i-ll-iiiuitiiig the ~=ixtiet.h :inni-
   I i»iir  iniiiis iii i
iiiiisi i
li.».\ llii- oi--.nsi in to pass w t t.ii
ii~iii.:' iny niost sincere congriitiilii-
|.~ii~ i-ii liic i-vciii..
If is not gijiintcil to iiiniiy to rencli
.i i~ii<-th :iiiiii\'cl`siil‘y, but, wlii-n it is
..  in your viise we have every ren-
iiii Iii believe that you have been-L
:-iii:->.ill_y liicsi~:elI. `
i~`i-iiii niy earliest childhood your'
ii.-iiiiiii: liiivi- been alniost household-
~,.ii-l.-‘ iiiiil l have the very greatest
ii!i».i iiri- to wish you both continued
lioilili, liiippiiiessi and prosperity.
-Very truly yours,
, F. L. HAS’/ZAlll). _
l‘|;ii\| |-IX llll\'lilil!\'0R McKlNN()N.
l'IinrIot.l.ct,own, l’. IC. T.,
May 25, ifiii.
-I’-iii- \lr, .ludsou:-
ll i< ii. iriwiiit pleasure to nie to join
_\--ii. iii;iii_v lricnds in congratulation
l(`i»iitinued on page 12) _I-A'
iiiiisiiiu ciiiiiiisiiiiif'
\\ \.~'ll|N(l.'l‘(lN, May 25--Still as‘MaV “__ Justice, Harmn I
ii_l'iii;i~.i lo the inajority opinion oi:
"ir .-iiiiiw-iiie court of the United'
L. l ’ _ ' s n t ciinilcte until ti
~~-lin ~ s' l c she “M (_) K I . -
in the . taiidard Ui cas , ii
\i: ~. -i ' ‘ _ ‘_ - _
i iii rin day that the opinion war tu _m__c__t __ ____Utm__(___ “___
“'ll"'i=l1l'l'il. Associate Justice Hur-
/VIIHIUNS, l\‘l:iy Zii-An i~.|iriiii|linll\‘
has oi:ciii'|'eil nt. Sonia
ol' the loiiiziii Isliiiiils.
l sons
5 Id l .
V||Iiii.{i‘ ul' (lin-.koi in tlii-
triil A 'xi luis been over
il|\ HVEI. illll' \\l. Ill! ll
i.we|it.yeigiit persons wel
i.-..i i-.illi»-I iii ilu' iziiiiir. /liter l.iil-I Many liolisi-i: wcri- di-si.-
-iii.iiii;,- iii "i\\| l-liiil i.|ic I" wer of,l:ii'i'.‘ |i|liiiIii‘r oi' pi-i'
.|.-.i;:' .\:iiiii~" and .soiiio iiil.i'<»iii|ctoi-V if-il.
iiiiiiii . iii, iliv <li iiiiiiiin, llil- follow ` »"I‘. I' 'l‘l*lllSI ilit(‘, M:
ii iiiiii oi i,i lil.t' -i ‘ ,   _
ii iii i Hi ,
I i (1 l
WAS!-llN(l’l`0N, May
opposed to the majority
renie court of thc Unite
the Standard liil case, a
i
thc day that the opinion
uounccii. Associate .Iustic
day tiled in court his for
ing opinion in that suit.
His oral attack on the court for hol-
ding that only iiiirca.soiin.
restraints on trade are in
the law, furnished the on
day’s broudsidc against
He went fiirthcr, however
sed thc court for modif
cree of the lower court is
init the siibsidiary coinp
ng themselv-
ter into ngreeineiits anio
es, and expressed a con
instead of thc opinion
and rv.~‘-t to the busiiiess
ti'y it would throw1 busin
'fusion and invite widely c
 LI-I-IGAII-\uNLliarassing litigation, the
_ . wiicli will be fel
fects of l
years to come.
Idcci' since the case \\'a
pnrling his dissenting opi
the last clianircs niadc, it
ion of Judge 'I`aft now
If: " ` I ` ~ I .
.i iiimiy liied in court his loiinal the Assvston I,___é case
ls.-:~‘ l ‘ ' ' ' . ' .
i in ini: opinion in that suit. `___________c Taft _______l that new
|decision of the supreinc c
lli.< -ii-al attack on the court lor
li. liliiig flint only unreasonable or un-
_,___ ____ __ _ . . _ _. .
ii ii iints on trade iiic in vioa m_ah_e_ ____dc__ the comme
iioii .if the law, furnished the out-
lii.r ioi- tiiday's broiidside against the
iilflii-» . He i t f *th ~, hovever,
iiii»i i-iriticiscil“[f.Iic cdlilirteior niodify-   
ini- iliv dvi-rec of the lower court i-io  
i\== i-i prrinit the subsidiary coiiipan-
" ~ io i-nicr into ugrccnicnts aiii-oiig
lla-iii=<rl\'cs and expressed it convic- _ '.
._ ,, -_ '. _ _ - - Iicclaring tlrit since tl
li i iii.it instuid of tht opinion of.M__S_ Mary B;_k____ _______y _
f:i\-ii».~ oiiiri. und rest to the couiitryl
ii .~...»iiii tlirow business into confus-
Iiiii ;.nil inrilc widely extended and]
tl ‘ ' ‘ii 'oils
li i-=»: » "»' ~ - '
HH 'Him' "m""t'm" 'H' ml H ' that they lnivc coiiiiciiiiici
iih-i»i.~; ol which will he felt for nianv
i'-iff# to roiiic.
Il\i i' iaiiirv the cnsc was decided on
\l.ii l_’. .iiisticv lliirlaiii has been pi'e-
 not i~oiiiplet.e iintii todiiv. UNH'
iii ini- iiirgv changes inode, it is said,
mi. in iiisiii‘L if i,\iiotiitioii frointlic de-
"\-“li-ii of .Iudgc 'i‘nft, no\v pi'esiileiit.
iii liii~ Addysoii l‘lpc case, in \vliicli
~l|iili'i-'l'nfi. said that according to
ill” ~.<-rii.ioii of the siiprenie court all
l ‘<lr:iiiils, \\'hetiicr reasonable or un-
"'ii‘=oii:il>le uudiir the coiiiiiioii law.
\~i'I ~ lui-iiiiiileii hy the stiitiito.
IIISUNIIUIS WILL Nlll
llllW il HINLII
'l' »l.i|N'l‘i‘ May "5 -The Argon- V .
, . _- ’ " ` “'l‘licri~foro this chuirh
mi m“mg dnb Wm nm' bo mme- ers its connection witl
traints, whether reasonab
foi'iiiiid:ii - th - .-tntute.
. _-_-
MINNl<}A[’0I.ll~l Minn
of the Mother 1`h\irch,
have had no autliority tr
tciirliiiig of i‘hi‘istiiiii
ings of A. lil. Sniith i
hy ii vote of 03 to Il
of llilr. .\‘niii.|i as coi‘re<‘t.
(‘hristi|in i-lc-iciiro i\n_d
further coiiiiectioii with
(liiiii~c|i in llostou.
l-lcrc :irc the resiiillt
drnwiil: _
"'l"hv rliiircli oi'giii|iv.al.
`_cIi|irrli uiiiversnl. "WI W
orgii|ii'1.iil.ioii hccoincs in
i ful its nii\nilicrs
clnircli orgiiiiiziitioii iiicr
p ~ . , ._
seeking to follow Jesus
ntc to siivc their fellow
'nil--il at the English Henley this _,_____,cl_ ..
.\\iii', ns wus expected. _ B(_S,[L0N_ M,m“__ Mu
i‘|iurcii of <‘lii~ist, Scientist, oi this
city, who was- :i studi-
I* ilu: his disscntln' o Jinion and it I I`:‘I‘Iy' ul" """"I"""“ of t
drew froin the Mother i‘h
will coiitiiiiu- to iii~i'v|\t t.
hilt chui-cii,
iodiiy with-
urcii. 'i'hey
he teiirliiiigs
teiicliiiigs of
ill have no
iims of wit_Il
ion is only ii ,.,|_
"ll "Um PM “A few of the students and pei'siiiial
lien ii cliinch
rge. rich iiinl
iiiiigiiiiy and
iiniteriiii friiiiie\i'ork ii
power , . i _
worsliip their pnrticulii _
giiiiiziitioii instead of iisiiill W0
clv as ii trin-
miil help whereby those liiiiiibiy
[__ .
hereby sev-
i the Mother
y 25,-Wlicii
HOW T0 B<E'AR THE ILLS OF
LIFE
1______-_--
"`l‘l“"‘ nre three modes of bearing Grnclous L_oril 1 l>I'l‘\Y
iliii ills of life; by indifference, which Thou wilt look on all I
"` 'hr inost common; by philosophy, Tiinderly t0~<l8l’-
""‘l lu' religion, which is the most. Weed their hearts of we
i-|l.».~riiiil. it has been acutely said, Scatter every care
iliiit "lihllosophy readily triumphs Down e wake Ol f\“l!°l'“
‘~_\‘rr iiiist or fiifture evils. -but that Winnvwiniz the Hif-
l"1‘s~‘iit evils trliiniph over philosop-
"-\-" Pliilouophy is , g¢,qdegn_ whose All release from pain,
hi-iul indeed is in heaven, but whose 'nt the 1-lui Ol lllllllhfvf
'fri ure upon earth' she attempts Overflow HRDIYI;
"lure than she rioriiis' uhm can tea- Bring onto the H0l'\'0Wl
"ll us to hear ti: calamities of oth- And with all the needY
".‘-*_ “ith niaiininiimity; hui it is re- oii. divide I iimr.
lllllilll only that can teach us to TNF ‘Wit '1"°‘"‘"`° OI °°
liviir our own with resignation. I That is mine to-day.
ai-iness;
I. lIllLllllS lVllillSHllLl
h‘|ii-riiil io '|‘lil‘ lluurilinii.
_ |lI<Ilil.IN, i‘il:iy Il;--It is :iiiiioiiiirvill
ituiliiy tliiii. illiiipri'iir Williiiin nt. lllick
iiigliaiiu i’:il;irv zilipuiiili-il l(\~-igo lien
lirlil ii i\il:i|':llllill iii lIii~ l'l`liiii.i:iii
.»\iiiiy.
illlllilllll WAS
I lllllllll Bl lilill
MAlllllll, May 25--Mislortiiiie niet
ull of the tlirvc ii\'iiit.ors on the iiiglit
to the Spanish capital from _Han He-
liiiistiuii which is the inost difficult
Lstiiigi- of the 'i’iii'is-Madrid race. All
iliowi-'vei‘, are reported this afternoon
to be Iieroiciilly trying to coiitinur
tin- ilighi. toward this city. (lilliert
wiio left San Seiiastiaii at (5.28
_o'clock this nioriiing passed over 'l`oi-
sa. and then over Victoria, but when
about 18 miles from Vitoria it is rc
ported that he iwas attacked bv ai
eagle and was foi'ced to defend him-
_self b_v shooting at the bird with his
revolver. Gilbert landed abruptly at
Oiazagutia, about 40 iniles from San
Sebastian, lint was not hurt. He
awaited at that town for the arrival
of his mechanics to repair the aero-
,\ill1l`i\E.
2 Vezirin who started at San Sebas-
tian at 7.l7 o’ciocl< after passing
liriiiicsca, 100 miles from San Sebas-
|tiiin, landed at Quintana Palla, in
_thc Proviiice of Uurges, and about
1-i0 miles from North ol' Madrid. Un
landing Vezirine niet with a Slight
accident and iiiii'i'ied to Burgas, three
miles from Quiiitanapalla to seek
help in repairiiig his machine.
Garros was not so fortunate as his
coiiiradcs, whcn seven miles outside
of San Sebastian which city he lefl
at twelve minutes past seven this
morning his motor failed -and he was
forced to descend in a field as Ursur-
bil. (ln landing Garros narrowly
missed a collision with an eliectrii
cable of 50,000 volts. Giirros returned
'to San Sebastian, intending to
nio~int another niuchine and resume
his flight. (ln being informed that he
would be disqualified if he used a new
machine, thc aviator returned to Us-
iirbil by automobile at a terrific
sliced and will make a determined ef
fort to repair the damaged motor.
news that the Fourth (lliiircii in
Minneapolis, llilinn., had wltlidrawii
fi‘oni the Mother (‘hiirch reached this
city, the directors of the Mother
llhurcli issued ii stiitcinent which
rcsds:
"liliirly last fall complaint was
inade by ii niiniher of Mr. Sinith'i~
students and others that his teach-
ings piirpurtiiig to be (`hristian
Science irero largely erronons iinil in-
riii'|'ect. .»\ft1‘r tiiiiroiigli investiga-
tion the lloiird of llirectors of the
Motliei' (“-lilircli licriiinc coiivinccd oi
tiictiuitlifiiliii-ss of the ciiiirgeaini
i\lr, :~iniith was i‘ei|ii¢-sterl to refrain
ii'oin teacliing until he so coi~i'i~ctcd
his v.iews_iis to again be in line with
(lhristinn rlrieiice teachings and prac-
tice as set forth hy Mrs. l‘lddy in the
` (liii'istiiiii Science text book. Mr.
Sniitli did not iirccpt thc iidiiioni-
tion, but tendered his resignation
_froni the i'-iiuruli, whirii was iiccept~
followers, who constituted the sniiill-
cst of thc l'-liristiiiii Science clnirciies
in llliniieiipoiis, liiive followed his el-
' iiinple. Mr. Sinitli and a few of his
persoiiiii iidhel‘eiits withdrew from
one of the liirgii (‘lii~istiiin rlclencc
cliiircin~ii in Minneapolis n few yeiiri-‘
' iigo to forni :in oi‘gniii'/.iitioii of their
town."
MNWM 
COIIMUIIICATIOH
THROUGH PROVINCE
-»_n
with passengers, freight, express and
mail, docking at 12.00. She left on
return at 4.50 p. m.,-docking in this
port at 8.10 p. m., bringing passen-
gers, freight, express 'and yesterduy's
N. S. mall. She leaves this morning
for Picton at 8.20 a. m.
The Harland made the usual re-
turn trips to and from East River
yesterday, carrying a number of pas-
sengers and a good general cargo
each way. _
Yesterday the Eastern express train
was on time, the Southern accommo-
dation was fifty minutes late, the
iwestern. Summerside and Eastern ac-
itinie.
IND WITH IAIHLAND
Yesterday the Northumberland left
this port at 8.20 a. m. for Picton
,commodation trains were on time
innd the Western express was also on
, IN WHIIIK ill'
Steamer Struck Rock and
Sank-Of 100 Passengers
but 40 Saved.
HAD CARGO OF CATTLE
Special to The (liiar.linn.
ed here that the National S. S. Line
'i`oboi.:ri struck ii rock. yesterday ,oil
|’iliita Mala Tuesday iind sunk some-
tome iiftcrwards.‘ '
(lf 100 passengers on board only
forty are kiio\\'ii to he saved. The
'l‘obo|.{ii.`Iia<l ii cargo of cattle und
was on her regulai' const wise trip.
’l`he scene of the iicciiiciit is one
liuiidrrd niilcs lroin the iie:ii'ust. telc-
graipli station, whicii niiilies ii. dilii-
cult. to ohiiiiiii details.
llSlllllllll WAS  
Ullliil l\llHl'S
1_-
Npecinl to ’l‘hv (iiiuriiiaii.
i.<lNl)l>N, May 26~'i‘oiliiy is the
Lgiiecii's birthday and the closing day
lor the Uoroniitioii birtlidiiy gift. to
the Queen from the Marys of the illin-
|)ll`€.
Shins riingiiig ‘froni pounds to' ai
penny have been coiitribiited by Marys
nil over the lilinpire :ind ii siiiistiiiit'
ini suni was realized.
siiii ins inn
_nil iii ini
CLEVELAND, May 25-"A bomb-
shell thrown into the iron and
steel trade, was the announcement
'late yesterday that the Republic Iron
and Steel company had reduced the
price of steel bars to $1.25, Pitts-
liurg,” says today's Iron Trade Re-
view.
“The United States Steel corpora-
tion subsidiaries, Jones and Laugh-
lin' Steel company and Cambria.
Steel company, hav_e met the cut.
and it is understood that other
makers will do so also.
"Just what will he the effect upon
the general market it is still a lit-
tle too early to determine definitely.
Today, at least, some sellers are
discouraging would be buyers from
closing. A general meeting of manil-
facturers will be held on Monday in
New York city to discuss condi-
tions. _
“The price made by_ the Rel>\\b11C
company, $1.25. i\Dl>11€S YO Jobbers
until October 1, to general consum-
ers until Janunry 1, 1912, but to ag-
,wultiirul implement makers until
.lilly 1, 1912. In the_ case ol steel
corporation siihsiiliaries. it is an-
nounced tbat the new lo\v_1Jlf\°@ P"
bars applies only to immediate shiv-
inent b\l8iI\€SS- -
____§--
Illll lllllllllllllll  
llllllllSSlS WILL Nlll
lil Sllll llllllllill
_,___
o'i"i‘i\wA, iiniy 22"\`\,\~‘ 1-'ii¥_ ll"
been iiotilivd by il. Malcolm, inilitu_ry
0(i~0t;i\i'V to Illiiri Grey tlllit. the Civ-
- . .
froni other Uiuiadiiin cities.
llllllllll PllPlL lllLLlll
'T`()l{()N'l‘i),I\il\ly £7-Iilgllt BJ
Mlnnril’a Liiilmaiit iiimherman’a friend
Pllllll SLASUN
lllll Lllllllill
rANAi\iA, iviiiy za-The news reach- Sveviul to The Guardian-
NTilWUAS’l‘l.l<], May 26-During the
past few days several niillion logs
have been abandoned in Miramichi.
The rains on Moi-idiiy did prove
helpful and many operators who 'were
forced to leaves their drives.
Red Bank and lvlirnmichi are again
confronted with sninlipiix. There-are
several cases and ii. large. number of
houses are uiidor qiiiii‘iintine. (‘-ol.
Multby went to ,iliinktowii tolliiy.
'l‘liern is serious cpidcniie tlierc.
Blllll Wllilllll
UN IHL lllPlllS
‘  Special to,'l‘iiP -'ili:i.i-iliuii.
qiiicnriii, may zii~csiigiii,’ ni nie
rapids on the .l;n:i|iics River, ilhas.
Molson -net death today by the wreck
of the boat in which he and ii friend
were iishiiig.
lil lllHll iii  
lllllS ill Pllll
MOHONK l.AKl<}, May 25.-Am
drew B. Hiiinphrey, secretary ol the
national committee on celebrating
the 100th anniversary of the signing
of the treaty of Ghent, gives the
credit for originating the idea to W.
I.. McKenzie King, the Canadian min-
ister of labor I/lr. King first sug-
gested the _celebration at the Har-
vard commencement in 1909, and
after' Andrew Carnegie had set the
seal of approval on the suggestion
Mr. King started an agitation in its
favor at the Mohonk Lake confer-
ence in 1910. Civic, religious and
business interests have joined in
preparation for the event.
Ex-Presideiit Roosevelt is honor-
ary chairman, former Vice-Presidents
Morton, Fairbanks and Stevenson
vice-chairman, Andrew Carnegie na-
tional chairman. The governors of
all the states have accepted as vice-
chairman and besides numerous mem-
bers of the diplomatic corps and live
leading citizens of each state 'named
by the governors are members of the
committee.
Among the eight hundred active
members are Cardinal Gibbons, W. Ji.
Bryan, Messrs. Wilson, MacV'ea\gh and
Wickersham,' of the president’s cab-
inet, Samuel Gompers, Generals Miles
and Grant, Associate Justices Day
and Lurton, of the supreme court,
while John Hays Hammond will re-
present thc committee in England af-
lei' the coronatioir ccrenioni-es.
The _committee has undertaken to
arouse sentiment in favor of the cele-
bration in the C-anadian border cities
and will co-operate with similar com-
mittees in all the leading English-
speaking cities of the world. Among
the objects proposed is tue erecting
of a statue at Ghent, and the bulld-
ing oi a free toll bridge across the
iiiteriiatioiial boundary at Niagara
Falls. The English-speaking world will
oe invited to participate.
An international conference will be
llcld in New York next winter to per-
fect international plans, incliuliiig 3
world peace congress in 1914.
’-INSLI Slllll Lll|N_SHlS
i‘c"eoi'uiiiitioii iiddrcss‘ WI" ‘lc for'
wiiriled iiniiiedintcly on rcceibt N0
the sei~i'iitiil‘y of state for tliedcoloizi
,ea un. glmiii applies to ad ress 5 ____
PHILATIELPHIA, May 25-Tile Bat.-
tleship Wyoming, thc United States
latest dreadiioiighl., was launched tto-
:lay at the navy yard of the (Tramp
-U14 Eilgiiic (‘.on1per1'. in this city. Its
‘Milli-ll over all isfall feet, breadth at
winds: lf\ll' *Wt* °""‘~__ mme (_.cl0c__  
The tenipera ure a _
this morning was forty-live degrees 3.  
.lllllllli UVLH
A lililll SLIP
Special to The Giiurdiiiii. '
(THATI-IAM, May Zll-ilicliimi 'l‘iib-
hard of (iriiiid llowiis, uri'i\'eil iii
town last evi-ning and liirrii ii tcnni
to drive to Milli-itiiwn. 'l`liis inorniiig
when the ferry limit. iiiiidi~ in-r iii-si.
trip on thc otliei' side of thi- rira-r
the horse :ind iriigon wi~ri- ioiinii in
the water at i,lii~foot,oi the slip,
()n'tlie next trip the body ol it iiinn
was fouiid._ it was lliibliiird.
His had i‘o~t.i|riii-il i~:irli¢~l' thiiii 1-x
|nri'i.¢-il iiinl noi. living faiiiiiliiir with
llii- liiiiiliiig ilriivi- ori-r the slip into
ilie i'ive|‘,
lWll llSllElllll|lN
LllSi IHLIH   LIVES
Ni-wfoiiiidliiiiil llsliiiii( ;'.riiiioii\*r
llertiuiib-_ Cslilliiii Walter Keuni-ily,
arrived in prirt. and reported the
loss of two of her crew, David and
Edward Slniicy, on Qiiero flank on
May l-ith. The two viirtiiiis and
Robe/rt Sliiiiey, a brother of Ed-
ward, were i‘ef.iiriiiiig to tiiii vessel
;=-»_»:
__.
E
iio siziiooiier their dory iipset. Cup
aiu Keiiiiedy, who saw the nrriiii-iii.,
.e ran i`o|'wai°ii to lniiiirli iiii
but in niunning the i-rnfl. tin- i.ii\vni'ts
water. Another iiory was nt once
put in the water _iind liastciied to
the sizeiio of the ai-i-.idi-iii., but wlien‘
the rcs.ue party got t.li<-re lliivid
and l~Idward Sliiney had disiippuiii'-
ed. llohert, liowever, was saved and-
taken on board the (iertriidc. The
ictiins of the accident were liotii
oung men, David being lil years of
ge, and Edward 20. They were first
>1n:c'<<
Bl`lC€. '
llll'S NILSSISL lil
Ellllllll ISSENIHLY [ll
IIHUHSH ill Sflllllllll
EDlNBU}t(lH, Scot., May 25.-Loud
and long applause welcoined thc ines-
sage received from President Taft on
the subject of Anglo-American arbi-
tration which was delivered to the
General_ Assembly of the i`hurcli oi
Scatlarid licre today by Dr. J. A_
Macdonald of Toronto.
Presidcut's Taft's inessagc voiced
nls well known eiitlnisiasni in favor of
a practically unlimieed arbitration
treaty and added: “>‘-ny to the ns-
that Canada shrill continue to pros-
per, flying the llritisii ling and shar-
ing with its the respoiisihllity for
North American civilization." *
BY MANY 0NLO0K'ERS
iiii iiiiiiiii  _-_  
Creolu Goes to Guliows
in u Condition oi’ .
(Ioiiupse. Thousands
IIN Mililll/IASHI   iNIl IIIIIIWNIII, 3"" _“_‘""‘“9° '
- -_ . THE viiiiiiiiiis Poiiiis
l
54lH:<'iiil io 'I`|ic lliiiirilinii.
lliliN'l`lll'li\i., liliiy ;:i. :~liirii-kiiignnd
*'l`)'l||lZ ,liiwiiiviily iii ii sluts- of total
i'<ilIiip,~:i- |~`i'iiiiiw»iii-ii l`|i-iiii\_ iiilli'del‘ of
iiiiisrppi i'liiiii;i, piinl Iiii- death pen-
.iiliy iii ilil' y:il'<I ol llir i\Ioi\tl`ciil juli
'while liliiiiiri-ii;-_ liiiihl-ii on lroin neigh-
tiiriiiii i'o<il`s.
'i`iii< i-iiiiiiviiiiii-il iii;iii iviiii hnlf drag-
ifl-d, Iiiill <':ii'|'i'|>d lriiiii i.Iir jail, Ilaliil
_riiili-d :ind lie-lpivezs. With his head
‘sunk upon his iirrnizi. while Bobs
sliook Iiiiii, i<iiir i'|1:iriIs bore him
‘i-.liiiiibiiiiiq lo llii- fool. of the scatlold,
iii- was 1-;iri'ii»il up fin- :str-ps and ex-
ei-iitiiiiu-i~ l~1llis iiiiirkly nrriuiged tin-.
i'i»pi~ iiiiii nip \\hili~ ifiiiirds siipportcii
tlii' iiiiiiiiiiiii' iii-iiiii. Ili-. was dei~.\l
i-i|'_lii iiiiiiiilrii iifii-r the drop was
liiiiiiiiy.
, .»\i Ii-.'ii;l. ii liiiiiisiiiiil people ioiiiiil
l\ii-wipiiiiitia iii win-iow.~i, on high
Nlllllll 7i\'|'Nl‘I\'. l\Il\.\‘ 155- 'I`|l".ii»iii-~-ic, on ioiifi.-_ on i<-legriipli poles
:iiiiiio iniisi of ilivsr thc whole scene
'\\'z.is open.
i .The grim nlfiiir assumed the pro ‘
fportion of :i big spectacle.
$iii.iiiiii§iiiiWllTSl
after setting their irnwls und wcrei
sailing along in ii iiiodei'ate iii'i-evw
f wind. Winn nhoiit. 200 feet froni|
_--
otiier dory to go to tin-ir i'i-.-:viii-, i - Zi;_w,||,,,1
Il<1i\If\lI, l\Iii_V . li' D.
.\‘fii‘ni:;Iit., 'ilic rol>i'i~.~;eiiti\ti\'\‘ of the
were broke" and Nh" half mlm' wit'hi/\iiii'i'ii':i|i iinniicilil _-z_\iidiciit.i! which,
with the llritish, li`i'i»ii<-li and llcrman
`liuiiki»i's, \\ili pni-l.ii~ipzit.c eiiually in
the riiri'i-iiry i~i-foriii iinii the Huk
,Wang riiilroiill loniis, one of $5i),i)00,-
000 and the other of $Il|i,i|l|0,000, with
an o.i'rniigeinciii. for an additional
$20,01lll,l\ll0, il iiveileil, recently signed
at l’eliini.t, left _thc (‘liinese capital
today for New York by way of Siber-
ia. The full text oi liotli agreements,
ousms and belonged to St' I‘n“";\\liitii were iiiblished today contain
` ` l i .
no evidence of the reported corner in
llonns or concessions by the quadruple,
Zgroup of bankers, tho the group’s po-
‘sition is proinineiit because of its fin-
ancial strcng`r.h and ability to consum-
inate its uiidertakings.
Navel-tlielcss foreign lini-liters here
ltliink that (‘hina will probably con-
ciliatc the Riisso-Belgian syndicate
with the next lonn.
I The govcriinient is continuing its
determined policy against the provin-
cial opposition to the Hiik Wangloan
nnd opposition appears to be waning.
An imperial edict issued today de-
nounces the provincial railway com-
panies as swiiirllcs, and the govern-
iiicnt promises to repay the forced as-
scssincnts which have been levied hy
tin-in. The proiiiiiliziitioii of l~la.k‘Wang
loan, the text of which is<niiprecedeii-
ted, is intended to :iciiusint the coun-
try with tlir iiirasiii'oi.i contained
tlii-.i~i-in, deslgiinil iii pi~i~vrnt a misap-
liropriation of fuiids :ind to ns:-nii-e the
H9Il1l>lY that it IS Ullv SiIlCPl‘c <lcsil'l" riiilrond lliii-_-i iii i-riitriil (‘hina he-
vnusc it is i‘i-poi'iii.i proiiiiin-nt prov-
incial olliriiils s\i.~:pi=ct that the cun-
tml niitlioi~itii\.< will continue the ex-
trnvrigiint iiiutiiiids of forrner times.
viinard’s Liuinieut used bv Physicians 'f'<»i=n Miunrr\'s l.iii'imriir in the limi.-ii
Prince of Wales Uollcgc were held in
thc Assembly llall of that Institu-
the usual iittendanire of visitoi-s. l~ii.~'
presided, and on the platform were
also Premier Vgilnicr, Presiileiit of
. .
erintendent of liliiiirntioii; Hoiioiiriihir
J. H. (luminiskey, (‘. l’. W.; J. A.
Mathieson, M. l.. A.; llr. iliibertsoii
with the other meiiibrrs of the Voi-
le e Fncult and the young lady
, ., .____ -» '_' _ _ _ . _ g ,y . . -
       
pi » ‘ ' _ - . . ' »
don today. An aei'oplani~ which c was of 2| _L k__0ts_
piloting ciipsiY.ed while lie was et- The u,.,,mm,.n|_ will iw Lwewo 12_in,._h
tempting to make ii turn. guns; twciity-one 5-inch guns; four
----1”” thi‘ce-poiiiiders; imluting guns; two
  1-poliiidcr si-nii-aiitoinatic guns; two
____ 3»ln<-li field pii‘i‘c.~i; two 30~callbi'e ma-
. _ _ _ - l` '; i I. . i .' ‘-
rlpeciiil to 'l‘li\. lli_i.iiiiiiiii. V __n_____  _I-_f_'_'_l_‘_‘N_ “"1 W" `“'"T`\l‘llZt‘ll ml
al white.
Dr. Robertson, the principal,
brought down nn cxtriiileil report ol
the yenr'.~= work, coininentiiii: in dv-
taii on diflcrcnt phiises of thi- institu-
tloiial work :is well :isiieviitiiig sonic
time to l'ein:ii‘k.s on iiii~ :icroniplii~=l|-
ments of the yciir.
His Hoiioi- l.iciii.. llo\"i-. llogvrs
then pi'eseiit|'il the iiieilnls iiiid dill-
lonins iis follow:-i: .
H()Nllllll l.l.\"I`, l‘.ll0 li.
hove Z@F0» _ ded ' ('l'o0__ll\c for Oluslfloation.)
-l9drtf
. t Of __.__ ____________.___
ye'§‘f__d;;w§,S,f,,  ,ifsregféapnve \VANTED, at once, irgirl for iight ivii~:ii,Ai.s .iso i'iuv.i<:s.
mm and the highest was Mtynnve a, "ood hzugsworiil mA'mI`ilyt 0S1ui3me: Anderson gold medal lloliert Mc-
bo\'e. Th;->__coldei=it_ i_‘_eci_Ji'Sedd__t_§\:ee_l_>\`: r"___d S: 8 DB - DP Y 0 5 BY L . . .'
vlonsnlgi wassly-0 ' ‘ ___-_' , _. .  dl,   , ' _
bovc zero. At nlnel p. m. yesterdaTit I .0S'I`, May 24th, gentleman a gold L_§_¢:_\_;_°f_f;g;`n'~'e_\_}?)l;'_‘_l =;_o_“St'_l‘el` ‘"0 “i this is the annncisary of half a cen
was forty-eight degrees 'above Sim. nued watch' Finder return mi Governor-i}encrul's bronze niediii.
The lenézth lo! t0Naiitd;“iin‘de of tetecil this-ro2ceI;;D_'fl””°°”_”5?'7:3ipd‘ ‘ James McGuigan Hunter lliver.
hours an 110° Ui ll ` ` T , gr. for genera ouse- . ' . _ _ ._ - M __
morrow fifteen hours and eleven mln-  w_,:_,.k_20App|$, _ to g__.s_ tD_ _,_ (hl;.__hA.Nl\_/i_c§_i_i;_iions lirirc. » nnie r
utes. _ c one , 0 rnce ree. ' ._ '  _ ,_ M _
The tide will be high this mornglryé ___ ____ _5;27(_mpd_.__eJ)iahiiHt_ii;/gi Rp‘i_:_(i¢_‘» Ali-xuiu ir c_
at 9'15' tomorrow mornmgfxt ' ED» 5 maid for geneml T. IA. l.el‘ngc prize Norninn l.o\i1-
“ml M0“““Y "““`“I"g "t 10' 0' ' housework. Good wnses. Ap- ther Kensingtun '
The 5”" 5"” tm” evemng M' 732’ ply evenings after seven o‘clock to 29 ' `
f_‘_’_';‘°_§,§_‘§’_§'__;"‘_”_‘;I“§ -if ,Z'3,§,,;‘,“d,0',lf,‘,’,',ff L9g\i¢worth_ Ayeniie, 5-znitl. mon Hiisiiiis niri.oi\iAs.
 aT0r4n!’IiKnhil 'l4`ii2e2s'ds‘ivymr\i"i]i;‘i‘yni*ii;ri‘i1t  Siitm lfrenigiainwhgiie “rigi'hta;i!\`:"c Robert Mclmiigliliin, Annie Mc-
41,9' _ t in  gclirxgggypaiilqrgeddntstgtrdvp(wir “mth”
' he moon rscs oniorrow morn K ~ ' . , . , “AA
nt 3.39. There will be ii new moon ,p`artlculers. National Manuiecturing _ 1-lo_\ol~li Dll L0. . .
Sunday morning at 2.12; lt risesl§9}7\y}}}}y.__lYlontijeal._  5-2'lds6l. “_ _ _ MCGM _“_ ____ _
Monday morning at 9.53. BOWLING, Burke; Alleys, under _Laura mn\,_ ._§\mf_s\__ M:m_. ___mg____,_q and wmhom \,a.,,, ,“c,_\¢a§¢,l l95,_0_
---L--- _ market open lawful days ten to Mchiilsoii. _ a CY 0 (_. M0 ---  ((,_m,_t\____e_\ ____ _mn “J”
auchlnn, ( hrulottctov. n
’ i g 25¢\g_|_ worth, ihnilottetown, Wendell
H uk for Mlnard'| and take no other. leleveri. '-
llrar Lord, kind Lord, . James Wiiitcomb liiley._ _
i
ir,
Lion yesterday forenooii. 'l`hi-re wiisf
the Board of lihliii-ation, ex-(iovcrnor
McKinnon Dr. Aiillorsoii Chief Sup- YH ,,UI_.._.,__,,_.
CONIlVlENCEMEl\I'I"
The coinini-nccmciit exercises oi' tlir l{,.ny,,,._ ,<h,,,.I,,,,,,,,,,,, Guy
_Zic, l`li:irIott<‘i.i»wii.
His lloiiiir liiiidc :i low rci , i
was follo\\'i-d by l'ri-iiiii-r i -l
l .
HOHOY -Lieutcn-1nt~<=n\'<‘rnor lliiizcw-ii~i~,<iili-iii of iiii- ii...ii-ii .ii iziiu i
.
Illolicri l\li'l.niirliliiii, tin- \':iIe»‘ 1
iiin, then rrnd his \'nllilicfiiry .-
lows:
_-\i the i‘oiiiiiiciii'cu~,rii1 lixi-i‘risi‘S.
is i-.ii.~:loiii.'ii‘y to iii-li\i>i' wliiit is cal
ed ii \iiii'iiii'lor_\'. 'l`iii.~‘ yi-nr fortii
iitciy ni. lcaisr or otliuiwyiiii-_ this 1a.~‘
has fallen to my lot. it is difficult
to di»\'in.fi\ from llir beaten patli, and ‘
I would sliiiid rrdiiillvil il I should at
tcinpt ritliiir iiriginnlity or try to cs-
tiililisli ii lii'eccili\iii.
Wilhiil thi* liii|lo\\'i‘d walls of the
ilri‘iiii~i~ l‘i~iiiri» of \\`iilr.~; Uollege we
hn\'c iiisliiil the lruii. of the tree of
kiiiiwli-i|i'~-_ ni- liii\'i~ oiijoycll fellow-
ship uiili i-iii-li oiliiii-; iinii niany hap-
py liiiiirs iiiiil i‘i'oiilil¢-soiiic tasks have
licoii our i‘.\l»i-ificiici-_
’l`Iic pin-sciii f.ci'ni opened on the
<iih_ of .\`i~|>tviiilici`. about eight nion-
‘ ilis nigo, nuii diiri|ii_' tilnt tiinc the
stiidviit lifr' hiis liven one of stren-
iiiiiis i»iidi~ii\'oi-. To-duy'.- Voniinence-
inent iiinrks nn i'il\>l`\l ill UN' l\lSt0!`Y
of the l’rincc of Wales College for
tiiry of educational progress in this
tinie-iionoreii and world-famed insti-
tiitiiioii. i<`roui thc iliiys of the old
Acnilvinv down ilironizh this carridors
of 'l‘inu‘ and thi- hulls of licariiilig.
pn- l'rliici> iii Wales l`ollci.:c, crowned
with the l'riiu-i~ of Wales inotto,
“ich llien - l si‘r\'\~," has developed
:ind cxpaiidiil iiiitii today the Great-
rr l‘rinr‘i- ol\l\’nles Viillcge - ii living
nioniiinvnt to the geiiius of the people
of l’rin\'c P.d\\'rird \sli\nd.- rears ‘lt-
sclf ninoiigst the lirst known educat-
ional in.~:tit,utions ol the broad Dom-
inion of Vaiiaila-Nay, ol thli Wh0\8
_bronil Aim-ricun Continent!
hh in hall a century eminent profess-
f=,, ,_
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