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The Trustees’ Secretliy-Treirsurer’s, Lodles did
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Soeiety’s ond other Reports _ilecieved ond
llre ildopted- Election of
Trustees Timely Com- '
ments oi Directors
The Annual Meeting of the Prln
last night in the parlor of the
M. O. A., Charlottetown. In
absence of the Chairman A. W.
Sterns was appointed chairman.
Mr. Cundsli sent a note rcgrottl
very much that owing to his co
tinued illness he was unable to
present.
The Trustees’ report was read s
gdclltid.
H.J_ Palmer spoke of the ncccs
ity of providing a ward for conta
ions diseases.
The 'l`reasurer's report was rea
and adopted. _
w 'l‘ruBle‘es. to the Medical stan, ond to
Edward Island Hospital was bel _
Y_ thanks was also given to lvlqggi-5, (;_
the P. l Fletcher, and W. S. Louson, also
d the Collectors. A cordial vote 0|
'to Rev. Mr. Cruise and other clergy.
men for their mlnistrations. Rev. Mr.
n Fullerton said that although thu
5 H0HPit8l WHS at present not so do-
pendent on charitable contributl n
be 0 5
as formerly, yet it should be rcmsmr
nd bcred that the institution was born
ill Dhllauthrophy, cradled ln philan-
S_ throplly and all should lay strong on
g_ the fact that more generous free will
offerings were very necessary.
d Af- H- mwtihg of the Trustees held
at the close of the Annual meeting
nov. 'r. F. Fullerton spolrool the H' J' °“““"“ _ "’-“B "='°‘°°i°d “half-
nccessity of having a thorough
trained assistant for the Matron `
the work was too trying for on
person. H6 spoke very highl of t
work done by Miss Ross. Mr. 1’o
1. man and Benn. Balderston was rc-
az; appointed Secretary Treasurer.
e Annual report of the Prince Edward
0 Island Hospital for the year 1911-12,
:P The Trusifccs of the Prince Edward
explained that a graduate nurse had IB‘““d H‘~’“A’"“l h‘“`”“'m‘ lW°H0ht th°lF
been employed for some months pas
The report of the Undies A
Society was read and adopted.
The retiring Trustees, Walter A.O
Morson and David Schurman, we
unanimously re-elected. A
Votes of thanks were given to t
h
L twenty-ninth unnunl report. The to-
ld till fcfclllts for the year amounted to
_ forrthc previous year. There was n
4; mlllllg oi’i' of $294.38 in :=.llbscl'iptions,
$5Q2§__in_chllrc_h__collcctlons and $330.-
0 (Continued on page ':l.)`""_
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liiiiiiiii -illiillii
llllilli BLIND l
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' _(Canadian Press.)
LONDO M 30-That ener
ll-. ay _ - s
Wm. ~' Boo`th,"hsad ol the’Saivati0
Army, _who recently underwent. a
operation for the removal 0| a Cat. has caused profound sorrow through
sract from his left eye will hcncs-
WILBUH WRIGHT
PASSES AWA
_ Y
(Canadian Press.)
5. PARIS, Moy no-'rho death ol wil
D bur Wright, the American aviator
a
out France where he was cverywllcr
forth be totally blind, is the opinion populan
reached by the doctors after e. rc
sllltation this alternoon. Official hi
letin issued by the surgeons says:-
"1t is now evident there is littl
hope of the preservation ei lienernl’
Iiuof.h'a Bight _ '
'l‘hc veteran's disappointment is a
the koener because the doctors were fact that f-h° Wl‘i§hf»S BUUWBCA th
at first positive of the success of t
operation.
JOY *RIDER SE_NTENCED.
 The newspapers colltsin long culo
gistic sketches, recounting his flrs
e flights in France at the beginning o
B 1908.
They generally alzrce that France'
he WHY-
Wright ls an irreparable loss to avia
tion.
BOSTON, May 28-The longest AGED SLAVE.
ierm of imprisonment ever impos
here in an automobile ease was glv
to John A. Maloy yestcrdaY. Wh
od -_ -
Oli
B
l_.0Wl'}I.L, Mav 29--John 'i‘lloms
ho was sentenced to serve from five to k th_ h L owe “nm al
sven ‘years -lnstate prison alto
r wal ed long ow p p
streets on his wav to Visif- Gllhvfltl
$9,811.21, compared with $10,378.17
C
t
f
H
‘ll supremacy in aviation is dns to thi,
c
Le Temps says the death ol' Wilbur
’plars would commence immediately
s
n Blackwell, aged eighty-seven, colored,
plemdin ui to manslaughter  Butm_,s _tomb in Hildrcth Burml
.U
 Pmll ini suuiii - lg mush DEAD   ulcuiiinul
U ‘ i Western-Homosteader Convic ` ' ` ` Rey c`hm-|33 R Buakgtt A Great Demand For Tickets
Mui wlnus f ----;_§_-_-_-_yt Mui nllluils ,,,, ,,,,,,_,;,,,, ,_ --_-__-;-¢5_-;,-,-__-_-;--  
Aill DISNIISSEII - FUH Miiiiiiiill “l'°P‘ul "1 - .-
wausdlun Press-) m0nt|"2(|l 'icsnodlsn Preis.) l
-- MEDICINE HAT. May so-J. S. '"'- cl-lloAoo_ may ao-'rllo demons
Lawson, a homesteader, was given 5 for tickets to the Republican coil-
(ganadlgn P;-939,) _ ` life sentence by Chief Justice Harvey (Canadian Press.) ` vention is greater than ever bsfoifs
Nlnw ronK_ lvlov ao-Anticipating "“ *1 °“°"3° °' *‘_“”"‘l’t°d '““"‘1°f- MONTREAL. May 30-Over ` one _ ““°°’d‘“2 ¢° 0°* H°"'F- ff", 11°"
trouble the manawmont or tha H0_ nLaly;)s§rn l;nd hByI;;>l;elI;l‘arpcilth were zlundrod delagutest mil bs in thistclty MONTRl(;lltJnsl;itlsn §’0rol1}s(.y’ Ch Elgzzilrgiailseof the Republican N tional
' ' ‘»_ el s n'o s ssol o or nemecn o lnre o- 1.a'-c -as -
tel Plaza this afternoon discharged Began pergomy 51 Umm of gilanadfl, -lgusc gfftif t`o R- Bhdhctt. well yknown throughout, Spoculators are offerlnt $50 ptr
more than 40 waiters who were mem- The form, had just nmshed B term mnh _ 'Canada 10,. his work in connection ticket and the convention nearly
hers of the International Hotel Work- ‘_ - » _ , ith* i my ti three weeks away. -
U ol impr sonment in a fraud case ln In addition to the inception and W m lzra on, was found dead It is expected that the day _“wh
ers’ nion and announced that negro h H 1| . _ th# ' ~ _
waiters to take their places, are hc- w1f:l:,m:n::;c,a‘;;; t:fm§;|Tpl?;“;"§r'_ ;l:;\i1l¢::l';l1leec;fn‘l;‘§po;@s,waicianmggyessil dr;ew;nl0Il“l\;leR xlheaefgglzlxgyststaggd the gathering is called to order the
‘"5 Wshed "h°'° 1'0"* vA"gA“A“~ pell's barn and when he came in the b noted Congregational ministers ers ‘hiring hi” Vhlih '10 thi! Cif-Y- coveted pantemoalds Wm bring "oo
Th” W"'1d°"~ B’°““"- “°°¢“'°- morning to get hay shot him in tho tg no ho rd will he hold E He rrcrwlwd only lust Sunday in °“°h'
Belmont' Knmkerbncker' Ch“"°m"° head with a revolver a ' St. Jolln's Church and though later It is ti t d th t 9 th
sud Hvlluud House are still crippled Neighbors surrounded tho horn until A FISHING lvla1d'rlNo. in tho woes no who infiisllosod, his ,§°°'°2" '°““°°”’ "" °"“"°““"" “°""'
bl' the Strike- tha M0",-,god pnlise M-‘rivoq |a“-so --- condition was not considered critical M- een weaned"
' __;____.. ' _ _ ' " ‘ “ . W _ ' ' Tickets will not he given out un~
surrendered withollt trouble, OT l‘A _A, May 30-A full meeting When he did not rise as usual this m June 17' the day Mmm the com
Tim hulls; wg” extracted from tlhc of tha Flsgcricsli-lcctlon of the Con- morning his room was entered and he. vmmm’ when "eh “Bunn” mm_
bass of I-Iarpcll s skull and he will ;°\"’“ 0" Toms? ""0" dwuthhe hhexld WHS fhuhd lyllllr 'ln the flvol with s mietooman will be gm,” his ,\\°f,.
- n u u _ _
recover.. nfgssaip of P'i_0r‘_*l'C' Cl* ggnw/00'; *bra h0}§e0}fmll(;r8lf1i¢i:;‘S  llzgihélmifl- gas and mlgt for diéatrlblttion to dolelstesi
*_ University ol' New Brunswick. Ad- had evidently succumbed to a stroke' A ma es an vm Om'
   dresses will he given by a numiher of ,,[,,,mc,,y_ ‘ SU.~F`FRAGETTES_I,RIvILEGED
B manhdiah PFFBB-) (ff efpfggf’ and ‘r”gt':“ti‘;2:3)df°(€ hfhe The deceased, wilo was over 60 .___
EATTLE, May 30-Clifford Tur- """5”r ‘on " 9 . B “ne” years of age, was prominent both in LONDON, May 29--The Home 0|.
bln. laviattoréhdalahed into the grand Wm be °°““m‘"""1' England and Canada, making numcr- lice has permitted Mr. and Mrs. Law-
s ani a e cadnws in his first ' BOOTBLACK To WED ons trans-Atlantic trips in thc steer- renee and Mrs. Pankhursit, the thres
_ _ _ _ - ' ' _ ‘ -age with immigrants. convicted Buffragette leaders. tg
effort at flight today killing one
man and injuring flftccn other per-
McLcod, Goodlands; Secretary, H.L.
Montgomery, Delorainc; Vice-Prodi.
dents, to bc the Presidents of the
eight local bl‘ancnes to be formed in
Arthur, Deloraine, Turtle Mountain,
Killarney. Mountain Road, Manitou,
Morden and Dufferin. `
The President, the Secretary and
the Vice-Presidents will form the Ex-
cctuive. The following resolutions
were carried:
"'That thc Southern Manitoba As-
sociation he made a permanent
branch of the _Moral and Social Re;
form Council ol` Manitoba. ~
"That the policy of the Moral- und
Social Reform Council on the ban-
ishment of the `bnrroolll be heartily
endorsed.
“That a local nlnctloll branch be
formed in cacll of the eight electoral
divisions temporarily, the President
and Secretary of each riding to bc
named at this convention.
"That the principle of pledging
electors hc 'agreed upon and the
employment of the forms supplied by
tho Provincial Executive he advised.
“That the principle of direct legis-
lation he endorsed."
W. W. Buchanan announced that
the annual Provincial auto tour un-
der tllo auspices of the Royal Tem-
and a greater area of country he tra-
S B ity ‘
connection wit the death of two B0
ton elevated railway workmen in Bo
Y
_ Ground. Blackwell says he came from
Tennessee, and has been on the road
lston street, early on the morning o
Airil 27. E
Maloy \`vas__lndicted for second de-
gree murder. `Ho was a chailuor om
llloycd by B. Voronbcrg and ls th
son of a Cambridge policeman.
A gang of fllteen men were repair
ing the track in Boylstbn street near
Dartmouth after midnight. Maioy
came by,~in the automobile, which he
was using without the owncr's per-
mission at a speed oi fifty miles an
hour, lie struck the two men, killlnl,
one ofthsm almost instantly and in
luring the other so badly that he-
dlod several hours later at the hos-
llital.
Maioy drove on alter thc_accldent,
but an auto tire shoe found on Har
vard bridge soon after the accidcn
led to hishrrest. Maloy had been fin-
ed four times previously for violating
the automobile laws and his licens
had been suspended once.
0
.T0 PURCHASE “S/iLOMl§". -
PAHIIB, May 29-A rumor is cur
rent inlconnection with the sale o
*hc Qlresrizo collection to the efloc
that a‘.weil-known foreign amateur,
sa|d`to be an American, had mad
I about three months. He was n slave
' KILLGD ON HIS WAY A
¢
icloro the Civil War.
___._._..-_-
T0 GET MARRIED.
_--
Nlnw vom( Msy 27' Mystery Hur
he turned to one of hill Chllllli M10
clothes was one of the allegations
his room ever since. He was n el
ara tales
"MAKmlisTTllGH
said it would he the last day any of made by DL walter M_ Rbbertdr B WANTED l-COAT d : in en; Beroré hu .dnt marrtage' MW
f the men in Nd? tigimfhllt thglild tht: d°““"' A" ” 9"" '°” ‘“"°"°°' A'"~°“3 gt gf; gl9"fdl?;1d`n.Sut‘1o¥. evfllnymsnil Gleason was Miss Pi*-l‘¢v 0| -‘lf“\i-h-
him ““mA"'° " A th thi hleh h d t ri' l d. M . ol seo , th
t Axm';°‘3:d';’v‘;'; \;'z‘;i::\°tg‘?s;::1?d0T; agiliirfhltnh-is writ: :surf 8 cargo ‘up Bridge Stn" St' John' I;'.§€lvlslp_rl. Airlift (flI:l'shdIl`l’rzl_mdle<i tilref) nyearrltl egg(
   .  A    -f  has li.:  ‘rss ;ii°.“'..... ... you-Doris-is   no ?.‘:.i.:::.: .1‘.‘:r:..”'::,. ".1"  2,.;
up his mirid to purchase Henri Re- Stated-le came from‘Westmorsland ment to eat y one for dellver\l=g‘miTlkwl;\rkCi¥’éf‘-gl; mnther and stepmother who by the
i ' ‘ n' - ' r . '
'i“A“|f~ I VBh\f-lhl!- "39l°m°- °0“hf»Y- PA" If' WA' "h°‘.'ght by “V That she throw a bucket of water °"‘°" 1°' Kem” B ,mon w_ recent marria e is also his stopson. ITN F/i|,[,5_ nnt__ may 29- port
York, and his stepmother, Mrs Tam
Mrs Gleason returned with a party
Lusltania docked in New York Fri-
wedding journey
R 0l`l'f'i0( [IFB YB K
BOSTON, May 29-Arrival
whhrf yesterday morning wer
light, lust seven vessels bein!!
dock with fish when thc gong sound
ls in from her second trip, n
ported with 95,000 pounds.
-cod and cllsk. Schooner Fl.
sey from drifting, has n nice
coil and poliock, while the steame
Quartette is reported with 10,00
pounds of pollock. _
Haddock was quoted at $.l.75 t
mostl
se, hnk-» sl...n to reno. and _pulluu
1 50
e. _
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f1/\l.l.tnn 'ro Frr. JoHN.
F th ` l ilr ad mon at New Hamburi! $20 per month. Apply in p - . f _ SM
ronch artysts have appealed to e era ra o fm 1” and m, at mm when he was ,|¢k_ A Mum) Hapeton Bzgmsmawd mv W F movelm mmm, 0, me
s at 'l'
e rather
nt the
.d.
v The new schooner Ellen and Mary
nd is re-
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68 IDB 8 B TIIOI' ID
wear their own clothes in prison and
"°““- NEW YOHK: my 2”’T°“Y M‘_‘_"`“~ onnA'lvas'r sl-up or Al.l.. receive hooks and mod from the ont.
of tho injured, a child io dying. _._ who. in use his Own ututemvul- has ._.... eldo. --'rhoy have also boon granted
----__-- blackened more distinguished boots _ some other privileges which are gui.
ABol.l'rIoN or BAuleooM. than any other mon in the United BERLIN- Mal’ 24-hmlwfvf Wil' stony doniod to those serving short
.___ §Canadlan Press.) smtesy- is going to get mm,.,ed_ As lirrim llrllnlcihccldthe biggest ship in terms
, _ MONTREAL- MHS’ 30.-A dfsllllhlrh Tolly says, he is going to commit t " WU' A” “Y with mes" f°‘" Tlicfrlends of Mr. Lawrence urged
’i‘htan\;li;‘duof Gtl'feY»|lrDl/1Il'l‘inbftllr`l/lilly 20- to the Star from st' John S' mm' matnmonyzjl Tony has been Hmmm; wqrlisiiamc thee lmperator " i that he was treated Wm! unmcwsny
vention of Southnm Manitob 0"' HBYN H th0“Hl\hf\ Bflllllfll ml\l‘S oi shoes at thc Waldorf-Astoria Hotel The absence of an Bpmgch mm the indizuity in being sent to the Worm-
markcd h much thi _ a was tlmbrrlalld in the llltcrlor has been gvcry day for tile last slxt'ee|l years, cmr was a rgviou d. ‘, '_ wood Scrubbs prison instead of Brix-
Y °“ ‘5‘““m‘ ravhgcd hy i0l`°Ht fll‘¢S and thrcc and he is said to bc thc wealthiest “mp g B '“W°‘“ ` ton prison, where specially favored
Officers elected:-President, D. S. small village, dcs¢_mycd_ ,.c,,d,,,.|ng huotmnck in thc Wm,ld_ ;r;c;nt0ft<i>cil;l;;>cti1`toirsvl:ln;l8 ¢;r:t;rl;ll~]i:€ txt; prisoners are lodged' The Hom* t-"_
hllndreds homeless. ' ' To every one who ontoi-on tho little was comms bv °’ Mayor; B‘“mhMdt,s fice yielded again, Mr. Lawrence bs:
Furthcr details, says the cable, an room where he has his stand yester- ' - AUS U`BhBf'~'\"f’d t0 U10 BfUt°l`\ Plil
utotthavéll-Qullgu awlugto ilgltcrrluptiol day 'rony announced his engagement °‘,zp§Bs\;§§;ff[;2ntf,h;f1tgihglpsizf 0° f
0 8 " “H “P “”f"'°° by ‘G Ames- out;/tuulv 2 luzgfvfll :EW F0327” lu' solo as Emperor william is to all
. _’°”""*_“ <l ions cm we ln cr ‘ - ~ ‘ ,
Dun Ar   ° “ “ “° ° iiiai.‘2°;i:.:i';.i;“:;°°.i.‘;;‘;°';.. .nas . -
_-' "HUP name is Vuleia Christiana." of Sasony and Wurtcmberg or the J§,;NiVf;E'3:BSL2C2' (¥;lx'm%ggt 28;
LONDON- Mal’ 29”Th‘“" RUYUA was the w.ay his announcement Fan' r°g°"tB "I Bavaria’ tially here lihs been lgade the 530-
Highncsses the Duke and Duchess ol Sh° is “Andean Yen” 01d And “V” ~' - f _
_ . fendant ln a damage suit for $.10,
Connaught alld the Princess Patricil “ B“H“'P“ 5tl'¢C¢» We MB i§0il1L! ti ANOTHER MONUMENT. 000 brought by Edwin v_ Bmw, ,_
were officialy welcomed to tha. foresi Wt muffled J“1¥ 2*-‘I 802 WB Me Z0 *i prominent business mam He ch",-z',,,
.city today at noon. This afterllou "lit t0 E‘Ul`0l16 Oli 0L\l` W0 dihil fJ`ll>~" . . . _ . _ __ _ M rg' 'th th 1|, ti 1 hi
tha more _gt_ V_i_ci.epia park 0m¢l,}f,.-,i Qllestionell- regarding his own age _-I ='fm_'{“:£RI('Kn' vMd]"; tM\f;_Z_n zgmi? wseignaxlcuonf B na on 0 '
at the unveiling ol a statue to in- Tony admitted fifty-four years. _ani-_ “ 'ml :ips 'A  if’ M or : The   but th,
London soldiers who perished in '.il- then, recaliilng the youth of his fian ‘here 0° ng mf. e wma on t alleged alienation according to the
South African campaign. ~\li th: -zec, hastily changed it to forty-four nntmnal "”.°‘l"lB"°% to f_rcc'htS tag? ` ¢0mp1n{,,t_ was ¢6mmi¢_f_ed lung bg.
regiments in this district para-led rl Tony was mnrricd once before and if “"l° memorm to ';:fA€€'“, r;° c 'C' fore the decree was signed. Mr, Mar.
well as local South African .'eteral.e the proll-d grandfather of a boy tw, A-he hxoirc Of Wd‘t°re*:_cct amiga tin is ac¢uB,,d not _only of gaming
and Boy Scouts- years old. ll and l h d l h‘ "’°"'~ _ S l”'“"’“°. 0 ° th rl ti l lu _ s ith t l
All intcreétlng mddcnt D( th? U" ini! the sllocscol lilo rd;hyny0\l)h;nllT'id:: nemoiml in Mt' Ohvet cemetery in enticingchegnzwily fxim :dr , h}\)ll;bs:d
"“fih'lK WA* thc Presence °r Irtvat' :rooms who were spending their hon ‘hm elty' whm" the remmns. me 50°” and harboring her apart fr0nll hlrn.
Pilml- wh" W" Wmmded A" the Bm' evmnons at the Waldorf-Astoria thai m he rmntcrrcd nn" A-"mg mr Mr. Smith is president of a'com-
war. and who ha"s been confined in  . nearly fifty years in the old Ccllilan
t k le had caught thc fever. ef __ ve rd_ The new _rave pany which deals in railway supplies,
WlFE'S LOVE VALUABLE
with hcaduqraters in this city and
to the park in an ambulance. Hospi SECRET Y A J will bn located close by_ that oi I h t L A I d P ,__
we and on-of nubllu institution ' ` "__”f Mm" r-~»-no-1 scott Key. the other of lI.'.§`A`.° n'3i‘.o“sml'ti.o S'-Sf-’t°'°in2¥nod lifts
éc\i1;ll~a\;||3lt;;rI]' gytywtlyg :lice-cl§l'cyg\al Dart: ry],}_I1|_ADF,m.y,;},;'h pau Mm, 1,,” “The Star-Spangled Banner." in 1902 and yen divorced 1,5; Feb,-_
‘ ,_ ' e marriage o arle K. (`i ,
_ “ head of the firm of E,-:win ;»'_e?;s1?,; < B10 AUMONY- Mr. Smith denied the charges in
HOLIDAY HALT” TRIAL' son st son or this olty and Non ”“"' Lulu-
--- V _ '  ' Nlew YORK, May za-Justice Gor-
nary.
LOS ANGELES CBL. MBV 30" . ' - :lid in thc Supremo Court yesterday WOMAN D13Ap.p|gARg_
today hvlllg H- h\'>\iffF\Y- them WHS ll* ::,c£.($g;c?`,, 2:35239 ggxggggcf reserved decision on an application
session oi- the trial of P-layrenctsii MH New York' m,,k_ place thug Sam, made-by Mrs. (lertgllde ‘ Furthmann. y3p,1DGE'r0wN_ May 23.-The my.
versed than upon any previous trip. D_&l'l'0W- f0l`l'h0\` B- 0l`l101 Of "» "l day' 'became known in this city L" of No. 440 Rlvcrsl c Dr ve, for ali- Mel-lmlf, digappearanw of My-,_ gor.
'_"*>“”'“‘ Ammara b'°A'h°‘°s Wm’ is accmcd " day, mony of $200 a wcck and $7,000 lion Goldsmith last night is causing
THOSE THEATRE HATS, brlbing George Lockwood. P- M'°N3"‘ Bride -and bridsgroom are wel' Collllscl foes, pculllllil. the Uhll 0' Sh” the gravest anxiety this morning.
man. ' lit for a divorce recently brought by A » h -cl K M d | ht
li wn i thi .lt , and their h “‘ i- els t 0 us On Ou nv ns .
"°"°`°" ll?OPolhanm ronadl. iys one of the ffritdlgl m‘“'l°“ F""th"‘*‘"“' 5 Weanhy “Af” after putting on her cloak and hat.
BERLIN' May 27_w°m°“ theatre'   r 'don l Ge~m Ty w t JA`"'c*" W~ Osborne- "‘““A°\ for Mrs- she was seen to leave her home just
RWTH mHB°|`l\hnW0ll a hurl! fight lOl*    '  citlldd fvftymyearil n.o?X_hM‘;;( l"u\‘f.hn1ann, told Justice Gerald that Rcroslthe hridgm without “ying
their rights against Herr vga (Hannon ‘wing A “W yea" hm. hue the annual income of Mr. Fllrth- A word tn ,my,me_ me walked into
JB-IWW, thi* P01100 Pl'°Hid°hf»- t0l`l8Y.`  band-B Rm-|(,r_ mann, who owns several cafes in the mwn' and hm, not been Ben 8|m,¢_,
when the Court of Appeal nullified _..._ At th In 1 mc, 'ML mm neighborhood of Park row, ls ho- uhm, 0, lmuce Gonnelh who W” on
his decree making- it illegal for wo- I-[511 gang pm. 'om .wh mnruon "nm it sascsnig no s“o°rd chad hazy ,wean $50900 n(,`\¢1t$:aiiB000.Ahr';llo.l;l‘~ duty ml midnight' dm nop U” hu.
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men to wear flats in theatre boxes. in this column. Cash must, accom rccowod from M,-_ (;1,,,,50n enum.,-n,n,. f\IZ‘lf¢‘-H W0” l"`l“ la "‘ - Y at any time during the evening. A`
t“'°'f"*°°“ pany ordarwmd live nor cult dlmulll his marriage. lt was admitted tht "“"Y~ °°"““°‘ ‘°f M"~ """““"‘““{‘~ diligent otnroh it being mode by hor
` allowed Mimlmlmi ehsrgi CWOP*-Y couple had expected to be married Wh" "md “mf hi” ’“°"’"“" “’"*‘ 025 father, Norman Dllrzle. and 0th0l‘!-
. MAY ooN'rr‘s'r KooTleNAv.  ~ ' ' ~ ' $5-200 u Wu* Ml* 0*‘l‘°f“° l"°°‘"‘ " s' ,o no death l A is-loved oluld
rounds the death of Waltur Welty. H _f- ' - ‘md _`7,,"fd,\",f,,,t,:'° ;',‘,'f,f,f,A,'f“§,°§f',‘f"da:;, nn itemized llsi-_ shuwlnlr *hui MW- lnmflio wlnlnr Mi-:_ Goldsmith hos
VEN Oli surpll r g .
private in tho Coast Artillery at HOUSE WANTED OF _BE M Cl h I ml I I,-,,,thm,,,,,, H hi,-ing expenses alone h,._,._n ,;,,,|,,,,,de,,¢_ The ,,0,,n¢,-y Dv.,-
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on the rails oi the ew or en- 8 p o- - . .
‘tral Railroad, near New Hamburg, P08111!-hill? MCKGDMB Kill!-.Z Tull ill __ Fld" day before the mania” Mr' ana BOSTON FISH NEWS. AUADIA RHODES BCHOLAR »
_ orlvglvg gfueggtygihihth was received il§lot,h€n:gnl?l§;ins§leIcIiggh Ihecgssgxdd Fcggoglhlds; ?IIlI\2:P'a2gANcT>}hr'i; (gr 0! .frieads 0" ‘Imam uv Luzitani"
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at the army post. There it was said by the appointment of Goodeve to Beales, 12 Kent St. Charlottetown. ggwanda nt':`(§p0‘;‘t‘;$'°(§?Jnt"‘:_‘;'_“t ” Ta;
he started on ten days’ furlough to the railway commission. McKenzie 5-3lM1w. 5 ‘ '
be married. None of the soldiers King is well known in the district T'0’TE2f:'§10U3E SITUATED ON day aftornoon
could tell who tho young woman was through arliltratlonxcases among the Elm A,,c_ containing 11 roomy di ' d t h 1 Nl
_ that Welty was going to‘ marry. but miners. A good location' Apply to John walk_ Y;\rl‘l(col;hcng:0tl¢i)lee}s'|:; rinlésmdlgimto 1;;
” l l th told how wnty had -_----
SAW” 0 emi th ee ears Ho BED T00 COLD °\`- 01' S*“_’0;’_H°“9“» _ 5'§1_M§,lP§‘ married in Europe, hilt changed their
” ,:',f“r,,'§t'1 ‘_’,?,’,',, ;§,,r,,r,',1,1y..nd` wi... .__ ' l1~on`"Tl`kl.s, A LARGE srvnlsu minds and toot passage .on ht-dvd tht
e :eu mwdyh officers andmen in his _colt one year old sired by Okley Lusitanin and were qultoly marrler’
corps V B¢i)iT?lc:, Mass, Ma`y 21--'I`hat_£c Baron, Dam tlgeronanéla (timed Dem the kdayt aiiter shell; nlarixil in New
- _ con r c e pnellmon a scause s Chl f M. M eson ra -a anc. or _ s \ln ers oo sy sro n
‘mst “dom h° ‘BR tm army Dont wife would not give him enough bed- e B ' 5-31ME_3_ii>f\- York and are arranging for a short
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WOLFVILLE, May 28-It was hn-
nounced at the Acadia convocation
today that the winner of the Rhodes
` scholarship tor 1912 was llsrvéy
Todd Reid, of Hartland, N. B. `
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.-\ LONG TRIP.
Y _..._
 Hus-
fnre o
, llAl.ll-‘/ix, Moy as-'rho mimi:
,,_sealing schooncrs Agnes G. Donahue.
0 Captain C-harles Leblanc, returned to
port room, having been away for nine
months The trip was not as succesi-
0 _
_ _ _ _ (ul as was anticipated, only H130
:fl ':..‘°“.".";;“ .'::.:‘::;‘:-.‘:i *i:.i---n     -
` ' 'f ' South Sea seals nt Montevideo. “.0
k
lon, that port lor Halifax on April
lla, "nd had good weather to Halifh.
(‘nnts.in Lehlsnc did not learn of tile
Titanic disaster until he arrived ini
when tho nonnlnio loft Montevideo.
mum", mr' und! to buy th” mewm' that Welty had B n as D That M chawud Ms “ps MMU" ms `“"”"` ""riU"'fv'J“6():l)'TW'-lfJlfl3`l§_liT    Trinity' Methodist f‘.hurch_ Chester- other Halifax schooners were still
lor thlflaouvre. A subscription list ll daze had fallen from the illhl-lvfm ,me mam, him nm-VOM, _ N
has sgrsadv been opened. It is headed of the car. I That hh, wif, kicked h¢m_ ~
*Y ‘ OID!! H011 i _d R th child With ”'“""°"__` A Th t h h t fell t MMP lghts
35.000. ` 'r 8 0 l \llllH\'¢|'l\ U“"“°“t ‘md by A'h"m°'"' his rlllowcdlqtinilally talked to him.
   
. " - --~-------- The tide will be high this morning'
HPI. Peter Martin, Chesnut Street,
clnildetpowh, to meth oonwrnod
Over tlioftiissopsal-ones of hor son
A'“|f¢¢'. ls' boy ` ol about twenty
10011. who has been missing since
Monday morning.
011 `t at day about tho. usual hour
lor the-young man to leave home for
his work at onvol the whmoo ho
too his departure, wearing, his
"'-°aI.l‘~__ =_. his good suit of
clothes; *wi not been mu hy lull some accident in not linown- -
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mother since;
Mrs. Martin is a hardworklnl W0'
man .and she and the missing boy
provided for the familv. She has one
daughter married in Charlottetown
another, Kats, ln Moncton. Mid 3 5°"
Freddy. s. little chap attsndlnll l°h°°\
and residing st home.
'Phe missing boy has been working
around the docks for some time and
lwliether he has left for some other
town or whether be has met with
lit 10.12 and tomorrow at 10.41; it
will be high tonight at 11.54 and to-
morrow at 12. _
The sun nets this evening at 7.43
and tomorrow at 7.44; it rises to-
morrow morning and Sunday morn-
ing at 4.11.
The moon rises tonight at 9.05
The last quarter of the moon will
be Friday June 7th.
The length of today will bs fifteen
hours and thirty-one minutes.
OTICE,
James McKenne's, Mermaid. 11000-
Monday June 3, Patrick Dudy‘s
Fort Augustus, over night. Tues
day via McAdam's corner through
 f° Mf- “°si‘..i‘:.°.';'
l h l-lazlebroo o -
22’..f.‘.‘.'°‘“ ___,_§i»uf.2isiue-
*Tli:'l5l1cu'rons sAl.s:. l>nol>sl=rl~v
of tho late Alexander McKenzie
Charlottetown. 'to be sold by
Publlc.A.uction on Mondal' f-h910f»h
day of June 1912 tat the hour ol
twelve o’clock noon the cotta# “hd
premises of the late Alexander Mc-
Kenzie, situated on the north side
of King Street, Charlottetown no*
nooiipiod hy Issac McCoubrsy. Terms
twenty per cent cash balance on
delivery of deed, conditions at
sale. For particulars apply to
w urton & Shaw, Bolieitsrs,
(Special to The Guardian.)
continuing unsettled with occasional
rain.
this morning by the "Rexnll Store"
Tested Thermometer with 5 Northern
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` Ask for liiinsrd's and take no other
orb
_ 0 rtsr 5 Oo. Auctioneers.
_ Beal A 5-MMM
dist Church at St. John-
  ville, has received an unanimous ip- Ruling- _
_-_ vmmtm "0 hmmm pastor  '|;_Me*h_ Min`ard's Linlment lumbsrlnslfs irielid
'l'oRON'i'0. May 31-Fresh winds: 
.`.;,\~,‘./_;_,_£2_ _/€_,_.\.‘_;_   _  A lv L_.. _ _._ . A - _ , - _ _ ld, , ._-_i _ _
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mt v d _
ZIAAS:-"r:oro.wn° Y as M "rm Nowrl-l AnAMs. Moy ze-stamina Mrs- Wutilus. up to A mmtmtaxu
The lowest temperature recorded details oi tho mnrtlnl diilersnces of repeatedly urged Dnvsii not o
ysstsrday was forty-five degrees above Blanche Davenport and ber husband, seek B divorce. although Mrs, Darth-
zero and the highest was sixty a- A. E, Davenport, and the troubles of port had followed Mr. Watkins to
bovs. The lowest recorded the pre- Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Watkins have Detroit and was much in his cogn-
vioul night was forty-two degrees n- como to lisht since' the filing hy PHIL' *»h°f°- ` '
bove and at nine a. m. yesterday li. Mrs. Watkins in Detroit ei s $10.- “0\lr life was happy lor i li
was forty-five degrees shove nero and 000 alienation suit against Mrs. Du- years," said Davenport today.
at nine p. m. it was fifty-seven s venport- my WUG bvslh i-0 $0 Gllllvllf- dill!-
bo,-,_ - Davenport declares that it was the Pittsfield and spenkbcrcvsninlltl
____.._----- dance hulls or rltwlsld which u\'e\\__sl"ivlu dence! use tus' diet
-Keep Minnrdhl Linimentin-the house. ,up his home and won his wife sway. there. _ . ,_.,, ,.;..,_,.¢
¢ i