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The remains of the lute John Fran- ng Hin,-hes, sou of Frank and Mrs. Hughes, Charlottetown, arrived by me express last night from 31;, John, iicconipanied by two brothers of the deceased, Anthony and Wil- liem, of Amherst. The unfortunate young was killed on Tlicsrluy evening in St. John on 'the I. (‘. ll., where he had gone to work that morning. He was nu-ook by gin engine of n freight train ann use iiimont instantly killed, one log being almost severed from the i.0dy_ the other broken, and arm broken, his fnce disfigured and his head bc. iiig also badly cut at the hack. A vrry large iiilniber of friends oi the ill-i-eiiiicil and the fiiinily were at the station to mect the brotlicrs and the remains. The following from ii St. John ex- change of ycstcrdlly morning rcvegig ilsad story iii colllloctlmi with the young niau's unfortunate eiiil. ' The man who was accideiltully kill- ed oil ilu: I. (‘». R., near the Island yllrd, oil 'l`uesdny last, and was bur- ied in l<`i~.ruIiill collietcry oil I-lunday eil F`i'eilcrii~k llill of `fl.ui'letoil, was John lIugiies_ aged 23 years, a ns.. tire of (`biirlottetown, I'.'l‘]. lslniiii, The iilclitifirutioli was made this morning hy two iirothers of tho de. ftllifiil. /llltllonv and William Hughes, of Amherst, ivlio arrived here on the morning iruin. The young men said that their bro-' ther hiid worked with them in their lllfllrl -*lliui nt Amherst for some months mid on Monday last packed I ivw filings' together- ond decided to go to Hiilifnx. He missed the train and then determined, against their Protests, to come on to Bt. John. Anthony said when he read in the Dllllera of the accident in St. John he had a presenfmcnt that it might, bo his brother, rind as the and of the ‘llfllll llf0\ll!l\t no word of his broth- ers movements he comniunicntod his fear to f'hI¢\f Carter of Amherst. Mr.
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Paris Police-A Bitter Fight
Ivffaiiadiaii Press.) ['AlUS. May 14---Anotlier bottle be-
twelm I-llc Police and the bandits who recently terrified Paris is in In-U. gl'cHs at Negent Sur Marne, finn- iniles oust of this city. '
Garnier, the chief of llonuotf., who
\vas killed with his conlpliilioll __-'E Clioisa-i'y, lilc lilo on April ig Him,- ll_d0Hl"fl‘l1tc llilllt. has siirrendered with n coilfederatc named Vailit in 41 building near the railrolld.
llllailadiiln Prcss.) PARIS, May I/I~Bonllott and con-
fcllcriltc iluhois lulniiits, Garnier and Vallitt, are fighting desperately for their lives. 'l`_h“l' "l'" l‘0f‘-illlllt ull ii continued
fusllaric with rillcs from wiliilovis of l-'llildllllrs' and ii police Sergeant won wounded. Doris lie Pine, prefect of police of Paris, with "_ ini-gn inniy of policemen, left the lleiiii<|uarl.ers hur- riedly in inotui' cars for tllc sireilc ol the fight. '
IIENIIS HUMIIII III
SHI Iii SiN'S IIISII
(£'-alluiiinii' Prcsi-1.)
OTTAWA, 'May 14-Tile consulate
of Chiilii. knows nothing of' the Moosejaw despntcll stating that Dr, Sen Yat Sen is coming to Canaria iliiregariI~to tlic Saskatchewan act prohibitii\i:__tlie oulploynieiit of wilitc women.
Chinese Consul (lcilernl Wong ‘ dc-
Hliglles said that the Amherst cbiefi lelllioiied Chief Clark and asked ti-,ntl
(f'.oilt-iuued `*on"'pa.ge~3.)" ___ -
nies that Ile is going to Moosejaw or that he will be replaced by a ncw consul -general.
DURBIIR IN KINENIIICOLOR
The magllificellce of the Kinemaco-I 10|' Dll‘.t\ll‘cs prescntcd in the Opcrn l‘l°"S‘8. Charlottetown, cannot be "Dressed in print blit must he sccn ll’ be iillllrcciuted. Tile Diirbsr, one ‘ll U19 most magnificent military lllectacles ever held in the annals of Bfltlph history, was depicted in a mnnel llllpllfllassed by anything ever 'W0 llrescnted here und were thor- lélzllllll’ Bllllrcciated by those present. Dufgyoilc knows the story_of the WUBF. iult can form very little conf b tall ‘ll U10 _illlllecli as dealt with Fi 'Sy "\0V|l\g picture concern. boallllzlr start to finish interest _a- m h and ‘the colorings displayed _ThBllli_ziili. 'lh_c _pictures shown were para? ‘Will visit to Bombay, Pre- smelfiil lor Coronation Durbar, Mon Dcutly into Delhi, The Corona- Elm] uibur at Delhi, Preparing for ,mm “ll Pageant. Review of the 'tt Whlll’ their Imperial Majestles, lhllilllw ‘scene being clearly and woftheliisined by Auron Hollings-
u'2‘e*‘ll;° pictures are erluciitlvc in the* "I" tl;-I und all who can should t is omselves of the opportunity
8 """“ ‘l""l“l! their stay ln Char-I
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lottctowil. 'Zio' pictures are so clear
that one dow not tire in watching them, while thc inspiring music hy the érchostra helps oile to tliorougli-
-ly ‘enioy the ever charging scene.
During the showing of the picture! lust evening bursts of applause were heard from time to time and every- one stood os the orchestra played God Save Tho King.
It was a trlily 'British entertain-
ment that will always he remembered by those present. '
As an introductory reel to show
the wonderful possibilities of natural color photography ii film dealing with “Khartoum and Egyptian Sun- sets," wss presented. The reel is acknowledged to be one of the most perfect demonstrations of natural color photography in existence and was keenly enjoyed as the magnifi- cent portrayals of nature at her best were put on the screen.
This afternoon _-it 3.15 a matinee
for children will be given at special prices and this show is to becom- mended to parents ns of sP0Cl8l H101" lf'. and of incutiinnlile educational value. The Durbar will be continued tonight., -
iiiucnlsii woiviau sii:N'rnNCi~1i>.i
MYl;§EAw~ mlsilll. May 10~Miss "ntencn tau English woman, was mnmld; “lilly to four years penal~ “md W-it?" a charge of being affl- im I the Polish revolutionaf-
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`I‘0l.lCE HAVE GRIEVANCE.
0,033/l]l;iA. Moy io-A depucnt-lon ins dm “"“l"l0“ Dollce who are do- 'mundsl' nl- government offices and _the mm; over the city. waited on ml that tfilr of Justice, tonight, Mk. in “van N°Y\bm-allowed one day off .t mm-d Ow they are at their posts not llvllods during the whole
I-l0SPI'rAi.'1N _"nnUas." I h
c ”'“ .. soix.BRlD°”» Mm.. my ia- "iim hm _"__to have a hespl sl for nu mmsl. the first of its _lllrid in' ,,,,,,omi1'I’h»~in|il¢ueion will boi lil scope foie’ *"0 markedly different _ ttqehed t°“_‘ the wards of that name. nn cltyo Bellevue hospital in New 'n'° "°'Pl¢\l for "the blues" will
wini. ifiivnsrisarn
'ran iii-luirnurianiios.
OTTAWA, May 10-Tho investigat-
ion into conditions at the Kingston panic;-nf;inry_ an the result of the es- cape of the Manitoba convlctr, will be concluded and the' report will be submitted to the nllnli-iter of justice next week. It is, however. pfllpflwl- ly, certain tllat Dr. Platt, the war- den of the penitentiary, will soon hu superannuated. i `
Nsiwsrarnn oi-inuons.
L0N{)0N_ May 13-The “Daily
News," 8 Liberal newspaper, founded by Charles Dickens, has ahl0l'h0‘l U10 .Morning Lender,' and will be issued on Monday llhdnf the title ‘Tha Dbllyl News and Leader-' 'rue 'Par mu Gazette' reverts ha/t four Unionist daily nov/sD0P0l'l in London are for sale.
1-_-liélfi-11' MURDERER ARBAIGNED
i>l'r'rsrisii.n._iviiiy is-Join, verk-
er. the Holmes Road farmer., Wll0 nies-one killed .union Klux misus-
( .niliidluli l"i‘i-ss.)
QIIEBIQC, May l4~A.s the rcsult of
a violent south wind blowing today the boom of the Bonne St. Paul Lumber U0. broke about noon carry- ing away one hillulrcd thousand logs. 'I‘llc loss will lic heavy as .lt ls
quite probable that scarcely half the logs will he saved.
' SERIOUS 'COLLISIOII
LONDON, Muy 13-In a thick fog
which came down suddenly over the English channel. a serious collision occurred off Follgestonc ‘yesterday be- tween the battleship London and the British steiimship Don Benito, trad- ing to Buenos Ayres. The battleship, apparently llndamiiged, proceeded to Sheerness for examination, but as- assistance for the stcamship had to be signalled to Dover. Tugs proceed- ed to tow her into harbor, but one of her holds was filled. and she was run aground.
NEW SPENCER TRIAL.
SPRINGFIEID, May 13-What 'at-
torneys appear before the Supreme Judlcal Court in Boston on May' Z3, to argue for ii new trial for Bertram (I Spencer, the rlpringficld murder-
murderer of Miss Martha B. Blacle- stone, a school teacher.
GOIIIUHICITIOII
TIIIOUOII PIIGYIIICE
HID IIITII ll|l|.lllD
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Yesterday the Northumberland left
(iharlottetown at 7,00 a. m., for Pic- tou with passengers, mall, express and' freight and arrived at 10.30 a. m. Bhe left on return to Charlotte- town at 3.10 p. in. with passengers, mail, express and freight and docked nt 6.35 p, m. She leaves today at 1._ e.. rn. for Picton returning at night.
Yesterday the Harland left. Char-
lottetown at 8.00 p.'m. for Orwell
ports, returning at night. Bhe leaves this afternoon at t ree o'elock for Victoria remaining over night aiid re- turning to this port on Thursday mornlng,__ leaving that afternoon for Victoria and returning at night. Yesterday thé eastern expreu nr-
be conducted on the 9 .
tll l f d fr in the larder and commbdatfon at 35 4 in , can min in-npngning _.__ ____ ____ _ forge ‘moi mn." kms? ‘tg ent; the first floor. WU ll" ul! 'fllllllh aewmmndltlon 0T§'LB WANd‘|iip poynqog TEX.
in oliomw yin, ,nm one into com loan Perhr nu' It HW \\°°fl» ¢"¢1lt¥ misfit" low no oo nonocon. N. .s., 'sou so 'ro om mn' “, mm M nigiian $1,000 cull ball fer his ap the Bummerefde accommodation
brains are out of gear-,npnarlllee at the lnG"°“ on th. dum ‘M l’- “~» °”° 5°"-“Ni l-he eelterii dllfarenelgean nn' ‘ ol ltfnd on Wednesday, Kay ls » No accommodation nt- 0.10 p in .'/ fifty
.ou they anew, gm aiu-ge was made against Parker. . minus; lgiehegdipeginln
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"We have talked~the matter over,"
with the vessel live in England and as wc understand there is ii relief fund of nearly two million dollars over there we shall not semi *any thing."
l»(lnnudian Press.) LONDON, May 14-The Tltiiiiic
Board of Inquiry spent the day in endeavoring to ascertain whether the steamer from , which the officers of the Californian saw the rockets fir- ed oii the night when the Whitc Stai- i_.incr wcntl down really was that vessel.
They will continue thc investigation
on the same lines tomorrow. `
Stanley Lord, Captain; Gibson, an apprentice.. amd Herbert Stone, the second officer who was on the bridge lit the time the rockets were fired, were examined in the order nameid.
All insisted.ths vcsssel could not
have been the\'l‘itanic as she was not so large blit they were unable to state what ship it was.
COIIDEIISED IDS
CLISSIFIGITIOII
Half cent per word eneh insertion
in this column. Cash must accom- pany order and five per cent discount allowed. Mlminium charge twenty-
er., insanity will he the basis of "Y9.°°“l'._’__.,________.___ ...-...._ this ples, it was learned today. WANTED. fllflli FOR GENEH/\l» Spencer was condemned as the housework. Apply 76 Queen St.
5-Ifidli.
FOR SALE-A CHINA CABINET
(new). Must be sold at once. Ap- p.ly at this office. 5-lfidiilpd.
WANTED--MAID FDR GENERAL
housework. Apply 169 Euston Fit. after 8.00 p. Q, A 5_-15d_I<ll. HOUSE WANTED OF SEVEN OR
eight rooms with modern imPl’UV0~ ments._Apply at Guardian Office.
_ _ 5-7dtf.
FOR SALE-5 PAIRS DARK IS-
land bred young foxes. Apply to David Adams, Sea View. P- E~ I-
5-liners
1l’uc'r1oN, xr 'ri-is Mnsxlirr
Square, on Friday 17 -May at 12 o'clock noon. Mare 7 years Old. good coiidlti3n._No re_ssrvl,____l}. `vfv"ill`i'l~ia'li>"'sv` Youno MAN Posi-
tion as book~kesper or assistant with knowledge of sf/snography nnd type-writing. Apply Guardian.
. s-isaaipe.
Norton. nnvmo Lassen ri-in
filhilng rights for Mr. Peter Stew-
nd will "hm su" H" way from Parker'a I-Iouee where he five minutes late the southern c take action against any person
chem clns, _ls isdral
girls to learn the welvllli llllll' neae. Wages paid while learning. Apply to D. V. Jackson, Queen Howl. ' s-u.di-iilȢ-
hreiiel. of on 5 . dl! morning whfis lie was running a- rived.in Oherlottetown at 9.10 a. 1:., ai-vo pond, Harrington, we _ will I v -
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be
regaid to the ‘ women and children I-llllllflflnfl
Three officers of the (`-al|f`orliian,_
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fi-i€n¢1n_ Tim h,-oihcl-8 R,-,_-,___;__ A_ in ance was the reason given today by large sign .board at thc Northwest. Sydney and Daniel 'l‘., studying liiw th” _ Board Ol U0llf»f'0l who stated Corner of Gerrard St. and Carla- ln Calgary, besides one sister Lizzie th.” Montreal wmlld mmm. no-mn' WW” SI" Riverdale" dl’0"t “even H at h0m,,_ trlblltion to the Titanic relief fund. o’clock this morning.
si-iid a 'controller, "and have come to the conclllsion that tlieie is no
need for Montreal to subscribe f.o ` ' Donald Nicholson, M. l’., Phar-
< thc lllnll- ‘MOFII2 Of thc “Wfly 01"'-R Iottetown has received word that
whose bread winners'were employed l.()lllSllliRG, May lil-~’l‘he stmni-` ` ' . 4 -_ -_
(, on the Titanic and who went down ci' Morltmagily, Captain l"oliot, ar- Hon' Mr' Cochrane' Mmlhmr 0f`Hml
rivcd today, with three bodies of tho
of!'I‘oronto_ (I. Smith, of the cooking striff, and ii young girl about 15 years of age, name unknown, These are being lauded in lioulsburg, and will be expressed to Halifax for burial. The Montmagny sails at I1 o‘clock tonight to continue the sear- ch after taking on bunker coal.
WILL ELECT SENITOR
WASI-ilNG'l‘f)N, May 1--The housi-
tnday adopted, 237 to 39, a joint. resolution, providing for an amend-
the election of linlted States sena- tors by direct vote of thc people. It already had passed the senate and now goes to the president.
HOT IH PARIS
PARIS, May I3--The year 1012,
adds another rccord to its credit. here, last week being the hottest ever recorded. The thermometer wav- ered between R6 and 90 degrees ln the shade.
- miuiroli iluisli
CAHSEI.. Prussia. May lil--I-fans,
Hehmigulskl, ii Horton avilatrlr, was killed whilo "making an exhibition flight. His machine turned over and f-ell 300 feet.
THE IEITIIER
TEIPERITUIE
8Uli IOOI. ETC
(Special to The Guardian.) _'ronoN'ro, iviny ir.-Moderate to fresh southwesterly winds; fair.
The temperature at three o‘clocli
this morning by the “Rexall Store" Tested Thermometer with n,.Northern exposure was 56 degrees above zero.
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was forty-eight degrees a- bove zero and the highest was fifty- sight above. The lowest temperature recorded the previous night. was fifty degrses above and at nine n. m.. it was fifty-eight and at nine p. m., it was forty-eight above. -
The length of today will be four-
teen hours and fifty-seven_mlnii_tea.
The tide will be high 'this morning at 9 and tomorrow at 9.8%; lt will be high tonight at 10.03 .and tomor- row night at 10.54 ,
16th, Inst. at 6.14 p. fn.
- All=_ier.ll1nr\1| one wane other, sweaty live nlniien. im, . ._nav mnorajo Lmimmin un nonu.__m¢na. ' I 1 in many loom: nun.
T'f__ '_ fn t I .in., today for (‘corgetown. He l anlr arcl cn , Harold Reynolds, Acnmc through tg Gharlonetownr
ment to the constitution to permit,
llfnu-d’a Llniment Lumberinan'a fact that there are also ten time;
and iomantic lying m*“`hl""“ with Clfdll fililui-T Eli fill he-fore Justice Morchausci in .il
cd nnil his body could not he found. M()N'l‘REAL, May 14-’l`I1ut the TORONTO. May I4-The body ol “'““ removed frm" the Sunolk (""’“"` .
Deep sympatiiy in felt fm- his win. Montreal survivors of tile Titanic an unlinown man who bled to death l'y_j"l1 thls “m"""°(‘" t" the- sl'“t°l’l'9£'£l. ;"‘I thn' "'i:.'.'ly‘- nm Pfitélyf oived mother, hi-others' and sister, ng illsmiiel" M0 all Wpalllly flpllplc and from ii deep gash in the inside of llflsml' i
llc was ii general favorite with nl] hin I-llllh f»ll€Y ‘I0 “Ut "CWI Dllllllll HSSlFll»' U10 lcft wrist* was found behind R ___,,,___,_,____V,__,__,,__Y_,_1v______,_,_,,_,_,_,,,,____,_l__Y_____,_____Y___,*_____.,__________V________s___________Y___________,____V_V_,
Disgusteil _ Evening .
IIIIIIIIIN Iiiil __ EU IIIIIIIIIII
IS Belllg Explillellclld By ` Wi|lCutAdrlfiFromHusband
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NEW Yonx, lviny 14-A London ' And Allilfldpll IriG0m8
(Canadian Press.) cable says George Bernard Shaw in ` (Canadian Press.) From* Him
BE-nLiN,~ ivlny 14-'rue oonnniaoe an article in the onuy News oniiii- M0N'l`f"91\L» Mer 14~M this al-
oi the National Aviation fund` for ed "Some unmentioned morals of gzgoggésnggigiylxls ‘gf ttl;‘°el{‘I‘$‘€tl_lg*1Btll0"
which an appeal was published on the Titanic disaster" asks why it is Machinery ,Cu of Canada I; ge
April 21-itaskini: private persons and uint tho effect oi the seiiontloiiol Knowlton, Montrail the 'ninnnger fo di » 'numcipiamies t” subscribe towards catastrophe oil thc modern nation is EHVB inf-Hi’-Htlllif l-eillllfymuy on the im-' NEW Y()R2l`EmM;l;. Pililiiyih p;v,,iy,, g:§5°"II;3]ie*:_Orf{1”[f§ 0frec:i°\;`;’dl’l3§’§e°a;° to cast it into transports, not of lll0Ve"lH_lllf‘ ln, I-he “l100 mM1\_\l8Cl1lll‘" Nesbitt ’l‘hnw is preparing to forever
_ _ _ _ _ Y prayer, not of sympathy with the lug business since the formation of withdraw from the lifc of Hari-y ;"'.
"vel ‘Ive mluloll dollals- bereaved, nor of congratulations of I-he °°mI"1"Y~ Thaw ahandonin the ' como l`~
lt is estimated that outstanding the I-eneneil, not of poetic express- 'He said in 1000 there were 75 mf-eiv'en from ing, m,n',.:,;l,,k-iii. sa;
subscriptions promised will bring the ions of soul purified by pity and ter shoe manufacturers with credit rat- in.¢iepennen¢_ me - L l-Olfll UD to Blwcn ulilli0l\ li‘/G llllllil' ror,but of the wild defiance of incx- Ing Hi- l»W° million lloilil\‘I-I to four The last time'Evclyn Thaw sawhcr red thousand dollars. orable fate alid of the undeniable million dollars but iii 1911 there hughand nn,-ing the |,,5¢_ sanity test
"'***'---- fact by the explosion of olltrngoous Were 133 NHHCCR of his company's in white plain, in the proceedings
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Mr Shaw criticized the story, in l_1lllll0n- l0\ll‘» hllndred and eighty and Angling 1909 one was qiim-te,-ei]
- ' to ten million dollare- in the roomy jail adjoining the
lll`5t." attI‘l1Llf.€B. ilnll I-lull- ("Blll»f-llll `“ White Pliiiils court house by the
IN Smith, who he nays is written of in sheriff of West Cliei-:ter County and
the ilcwspapcrs as if her \v<~rc Noi- afforded practically nn iinlimiled op-
' H00. Wll0l`9HB 0110 llllllli ii0SlI-Willy _ portunlty to associate with the fam-
known about Captain Smith is that ily there
igmcial by phu.ne_) _he lost his ship ‘hy deliberately and l)uringHthe entire time he enjoyed ii
(_;si0n(;1~1T0wN_ May 14__M an ‘_l<u0W\l12lY Htflflmlug into nn loo finlii large-degree of personal freedom.
muy hm". this ,nommg James. MU zutl the highest speed, he had coal Nei: hetr hope is to socklii livipti; K- I /d 27, f M ‘ H It '. - ~ ______ on e sage, or some o.lel' lic - M'_'H1.0u am°H"_m s?n.0L ri tee or Mr. Shaw concludes: "What is the supporting occupation
i. innoil, i ’oin, aiou one _ ' ---1 - an mis- ;',;i:,,:;f,"-“ ,figs §?:;:'»',-'-,,"‘_‘;;i:;";§";; .n....n... P.-..... - -~~*--
lcft home lil _a dory with one sail cnlmnit?whicigmiéhtywei wake mm SIECANIIS, May 14-Robbers en- to -hung '" hm l"I"`lt°" u`“.‘l”", proudest man humble and tile wilidcat tered ul" f”r"‘ hm" ‘ll Mm' Mlllllle H” “l“’""‘“‘tly h“"l”‘| thcml" mic' joker serious It makes un vainglor- Mimk "W" l‘°"` l"'"l”'V “nd Fil-l'*’"lEll‘€l
ly nnil'had henileil for the factory ious. ’ l her tn death, afterwards looting ing
when hm _hfmt °“l"'“/ml Tile lllaolcnt mi=ndn.i|ous effect of 1'0""
lhe accident was witnessed from ig _,,,, me was om, uf p,.,)f,.,,md di,,g,mL The woman's liuuband had gone to
I-ll” "l""'° “ml H"w“‘r‘l 'M°D0llll-‘lfl at this most national riishonor. Ani'lTlHl'l“’l- '
started to the rescue in his giisoliiie I many' ----»-_- "””' '
llfliill lllll- UW i2.‘HS0llll0 KHVU Ulll- flllfl "lt seems to me whrn deeply mov H T
iicip had to be secured from George- ,ni men should speak the truth. The 0 (Canadian Press.) l0“ll- English nation appears to takc the BOSTON. May li-(‘lai~eno¢~. \'_ T,
Upon nrrival_at the sccuc of the precisely' contrary view. Again, ani _ . _- lli_1'hes0Il. the l0l'mf>I‘ HIIHISLCI" \\f\dHl`
accident the boat wus- found, laso hifi I in minority?" . ' fifflllllllllfl £0 be 0l0¢‘~ff0"-lllpd next Wvcli cap. but the young msn was drown- ionnofiion Press.) iiisiinnian p,-,,s,._, for the murder of Miss Avis Liuiwll.
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(Speclni hy Phone.)
5:-afiiim-ITOWN, Mny 14-The pre-
liniirary hearing- ln the McGee call opsiicil till- morning null several old witnesses were recnlled.
Ainbro-.e Cassidy, brother of pris-
oner, wi... the first witness re-called. He said t' fi cow is ii. my possession. Peter Cassidy, my hi-otlier, owns the cow and told me to tale her. Pst- rick Mcilee pail nothing for the cow. Mrs. McGee was rf, lmtrfck McGar- ney's when I if-fi.. tn- ‘ow away. There was no one there when I took the cow. I don't think ihcle was any butter in the house. The only person I cver talked to abr ‘t the children was Thomas ll/lcCar' .i. I said that if the doctor said it was matches that poisoned the children it washer. I said it would have been better for herself and her father if she had died when she was two years old, if this was proved against l."._ I never said she burned a born orc stack of hay. I did not say to Tom McCarron that after Johnnie died that I hoped my iither would believe it now, hutl did say, if she is not out of her mind and did the deed that she shoulu be pun- ished. This was all thc new evidence
‘ he gave. ' - Mrs. Katie I-llcken recalled-it was
on "l‘uesday, April 16, that Johnnie ‘McGee was at my store and bought matclies. I-Ie had ri note with him. The note read as follows:-Give John-
'nie a pair of .~u.>"l'.s foi himself, five
cents worth ...i matches, and the rest in candy. Thi note was not signed. I have niadc a thorough search but fflnziot find the 1 ‘+e. 1 only gave. him ff- . <-ents ~ ull of matches, be- cause and 'I 1. ui him five cents
,worth tlirre \vo..l<Il\'t have been any
v ((`.of‘t.iiued on page 3.) ' _
ways, will leave Picton at eight li.
will sud
if possible spend two days on the Island. 'Phe C, G.. S. ll/[into will leave Charlottetown today Bl 4-09 ri.. m., for Pictou and will convey the Minister to Georgetown. It is not known whether or not the party will come to Charlottetown by rail or by the Minto. _
As the Minto leaves Picton about
eight o'clock she will probably dock in Georgetown before noon.
It is rumored that thc Minister
will he accompanied hy hilt few other oiliclals. The following were with the Minister on hifi tour tlirmlgllnlli.
Nova Scotiaz- l
M,,j0|~ fi, W, l,eonard, Cliulrmail
Transcontinental Railway Vom-
mlsslon. I
F.. P. Gutcllus, Investigatiiig Ergin-
cer, Transcontinental. ._`
C, I-If Cowie. Chief I'lnirll\l‘0f. Mont-
real Flarhor Board, rn llallfnx Harbor.
F, B, Mcfiiirily, M. P.. Halifax.
IAIBSXTER PRIC-ICS.
BANGOR, May IL-With the big
lobsters from Nova Scotia coin-ing by thousands in every steamshill. 'IW market price in Malno ports has been knocked :down to twenty.flvc rents ii pound to twenty cents. mid tha native fishermen are wishing there were no such place as Nova Scotia. '
The Maine fishermen made the
same mistake with the lobsters that tha Maine lumbermen did with thc pine trees~they caught them indis- criminately, by‘the million, regard- less of age or size, forgetting of the dollars of tomorrow in their haste to grab the dime of today, and the result was that.: just as the pine wealth of Maine was dissipated, so the lobster population was decimat- ed, .until finally the State and Fed- eral Government had to ntcp in with
restrictions all to size and season.
Since artificial propagation was
instituted there has been ii gradual .recovery from the verge of famine. Millions nf baby lobsters ore planted every year. and there are substan- tial and steadily increasing crops of mature fish. Lobsters may never a-
.The sun sets this evening at _1.25 in bo ae eliaap as they once wars, and tomorrow °N,l\l\\x et 7-27: it The it is also reasonably eortoin rises tomorrow evening at 4.26 and they will never again -be aa softly ng Frllllv It 4-35- they were a few years ago-save for, The moon me this "mins at 6-28 limi porloeo of ianiino mined ny There will inthe' m00l. Tliurldly cold or stormy weather. There are
now more lobsters than ever, and UU price would be low except for the
artificial propagatlon'Tlrd‘“"“varlTiils
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iuiNE's'visli
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‘Hector lvlelnucs, K. C. llalifsx. iinfiioy ii. 'rrelnnino,, M. P. wind-
BOP.
'l‘. Herbert Lennox, M. P. I-‘. .Tor-
onto.
F. P. lirniiy, Gen. Sup't. I.
(LII.
F..Tlilin, Traffic Manager, I. GI
R.
G. W. Yates, pri\.'\te secretary to
Hou. Frunlr Cochrane -
iw for
Arrangements nr'-. being inadn
the Iluil-.i~»v ’ '~ special train Mr. (` -iiiriine and party and it is understood that lie will visit Bum- merside and Tignish and --il 05011 ll being made to have hilri .t Calle Traverse-. It is not known IIUNIZ when he will be in Charlottetown.
This morning nc 10.30 the business
men of Charlottetovn ure to meet ln the City Hall to make arrangements to mcct the Minister latex' in the day at which time a memorial iwlll bn presented asking for better train arrangements between this city and Sumiuerside. Ever; l"_lsiness man is urgently n-.iiuested to .nake it B pplllt to he present,
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A REMARKABLE CURE.
NEW YORK, May 10-Cleveland W. Spear, an automobile driver, of Pas- saic, N, J., who ,as twice stricken blind since Thanksgiving Day hae had his sight fully restored ne SUB"- gely as it lelt...bini. Physicians de- clare it to be the most remarkable ease that has come tr. i.ielr attention.
Speer on the morning of Uewmbér
1 experienced ii pain across his fore- head lls he was about to |’lH6~ It lllllr him in darkness. Numerous al’°°lBllli1| were consulted. All said his eye were perfect and there was nothin to show the cause of blindness. Nou could aid him, but they said lil sight would be restored by nature ll
strangely as it had gone. A
Six weeks later Speer could
with his right eye, but there wu no change in the left. Speer awoke a week ago Monday to find himself blind again. Dr. Daniel Sullivan was puzzled. But yesterday Speer was able to see, this time with both eyes. 'Hg could see only three feet. His vision gradually zrew stronger and hte in the afternoon he could describe minutely ohici-1-1 twenty feet away.
"I nm pos.tive new that every-
thing _ will be all right in A few days," said Speer. "Both eyes ar, improving. I believe it fl only g question of afew days when I 'will .be ai»l.~ fo ses aa will aa I did Thank- sgiving Day. when I went up-State on A shooting trip."
Speer lives with his mm Wren
children at No. Q06 _Hin nnniie,
illlnaffe Lliilingllt use by rtynmg
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