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E$TAE|.|S||E|| "gl THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO'1'I‘ETOWN,_ PRINCE EDWARD ISLATWD, WEDNESDAY; JU NE 7_.; |g99_ _

BON OR

THE DEAD

mration of thc Mono

ment and Grave of

JOHN MACDDNALD

Expresses Willing

_less to Abitle by Deci sion of Commissioners

Tonovro J one 6-(Special) -The

monument to Sir John M_c-

wag d f0dRV `.- .

p r and wveral other mem-I

of parliamen mafia addre ses At

the Conserv~ ives v.<ited his

and placed wreaths from mem-

of parliament thereon

I Pia June 6 - special)--Rival

have bo'h called on Commission-

llataafa exore ses his willingness

the decision of commission-

now acting in full

with others

sides have been disarmed

¢_1-¢_..1

FOR CAMPAIGN

Maedonld has called :Convention

to plan for Coming Campaign.

June 6 -(Special) -

John MacDonald has cr lied a

of the Conservatives of Man

for end of the month to plan for

THE WEATHER

June 6-(§pectal)-

‘hnnder storms, then

fresh variable w.nds becoming

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Woi.i-‘vii.i.n. N S., :June 5th, 99.-

Sunday evening at 8, ttev. G. 0. Gates uf St. John delivered the Annual Ad- dress before the College Y. M. C. A. in College Hall. His subject was "Jerusalem," and he easily kept his audience with him for almost two hours as he dealt with the past, the present, and the prospects of the Holy City. The address wits historical and descriptive, nutit wasalsoa great deal more. fir the enthusiasm of the speaker gave a glow to the events in sacred history, as he relattd his own experience in his recent visit side by side with tha great- est events in the history' of the race.

Prominent among the visitors are

His Honor Governor McLellan of N. B. accompanied by Lady McLellan. Hon. H. R. Emmerson, Premier of N. B; James Hanney of St. John; Dr. Saunders of Halifax: Dr. Kempton of Dartmouth, and Dr. Black of St. John.

mr. uaz<NAi"s annitiiss.

This evening was the literary

event of the anniversatj. when. before the senate of the University and a large audience of those interested in higher education, Mr. Jam s Haan iy, of St. J =nn, editor of the Telegraph, gave the aunuaforatiou. His subject was -‘The duty of the college graduate to the state.” He expressed his _great plea- sure at being for the first time at Acadia University, and eirogized i's founders for providing a place where the poorest may receive a libersl cuiture.

Rev. Dr. Tmrter presid:-.1 and the

opening prayer was made by Rev. A.'J. Chute, of Halifax, Attorney-Generil Longley, at the close, in his usual happy manner, proposed a vote of thanks, which was seconded by Mr. Oakes. and carried enthusiastically.

The annual field diy of the Acadia

Amateur Athletic Association took place on the college campis this afternoon. The sports were \a.1ed and interesting and witnessed by a large number of P00916- _ _ _

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o Hainrax, June 5.-For a couple of years the corn miliers of Halifax have been organized so as to make a uniform pnce fron. --_ll the inillg of which there are four or live. Representatives of the mills me: as occasion required and fixed the price. It is a hard matter to man- age such a system and diiiiculties crop- ped up.0ne mill not infreqn mtly charg- ed another with selling below the agreed price and there was in con- s=quence, not a little friction, The result was that the combine broke, and for some time now it has been every min for himself. and there is some cutting. Halifax ground cornmeal can to day be bought in car lots for about 82.15 per barrel, though the joobing price for small lots, is higher-sayi 2 25 as g-van to-day in The Her~ild’s prices current.

The iliur marlnt continues liitn,with

the pricce at the mills 25 cents higher.

There is no change in molasses quota-

tions to-day. ‘ the decline in Barbadoes being looked upon as important. _

The lohster paclrrs are obtaining 20

cents to 30 cents more perease for their product than the price that prevailed list year at this s~-tson. $9.50 for falls to°$1O 50 per iii s are aboutthe figures.

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For the warm days of summer you wilt mme- thtngeoolandploamntior

White Canvas Shed are fashionable, nent andooil-

We have than made dl good hsvy canvas, lined, good as-vicabla aolea, easy Gttola.

Childrenhi

Women s $1 00 Hen o #I 35

'ri 4 Acadia University. ' A ». A MACLARBN'

AMERICAN FUNERAL

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Lossies sioPi>-ni ‘>-

._.._. ____ ject his recent 'American

_ - » _ _ _ 'The Sunday newspapers in’ the

Following Natives. to perfonii last Rites. 1i‘.°{ii;.i7§?.§'I‘B§_'i’$‘f.‘1;..‘°?.’.if”

___ ’ _ a and the weakness 'of the

___' _ ___ icuaea, we

largebiioineoooonocrns;

Meet With Obstacles in_ Rev. lltr. D_obson_ on hand ‘=°~°i° "»°»°5=»1°' as 3-

oooitiioiioiis Aiutivis..REFUSBl> tNIisttiiieNi “ff-.»~ he 5° wa’ »~

A Qugbgg 'B001 and :Snug And UIC R¢Ill3illS had t0 °b€_rtiicts he found congregations

' aliirstentirety of women.

pam”-y Complmiy _ Taken to the Undertaker’s

Destroyed

Rooms.

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CH] AGO M A RKE’[S_ to be interred at Fairview, because the against Canada to

_ C ___ 'uonley had nos been forthcoming for _Even the Spectator CHICAGO’ Jaw 5___(5peci,_|)_Tre the ot. The ead body of a respect-_ lns_*'=ns_to sideagainat following Ste the clomng’ rates: t “he old lady Y” "mp tuned .a.w‘y "ana it ‘rpm M June when __ com, 33h cms' ;from__a cemetery, which__ the( citizens ence! tho_bss;. parts.

24 ' i>01'k 8 15 _ cinisidered waailto ahcertaiixricsxtent, a hgg auger, even in the

' ’ ‘ L-_ W _ _qpsceopenlo ,wether o:poor,'in~nrder_ to mak' e»rhing`

(0 a corny 1 Cmilss 1 £1. gow. _ I Ametica. the ‘im '.

' ‘ ' ,.i _ _ _ _ A ail reporter saw Superintendent ggppqrt unreason_a_b|e.dpmnnd|, OSIEPIS' ibut' ‘6 ’ mm’ 34 ’ oats’ 20* ' McDougall. of Fairview cemetery, who Canada desi;-gg to mbmir theiholg

P I ° ' ' stated that the reason the interment did pam tgyubigngiqn gpg bg gighg on ha;

not take place was because the $3 for gidg,”

, . openinv the grave was not forthcoming. Thg Sgmmgy Rgvigy' fgjggtg what it

Fmt Smwnmn j If ¢°¢:¢S°<i hed di°d ind; Ghlrinble calls circumstantial miootatoinonu from

_ tinstiiution this sum wo not ve washington and dgchrgg ;-

UTTAWA ‘mm 3° TM am smpinenzhof been exsctcd Mr McDougall under- --We owe it to Canada and onmolveo

ff`_;‘;a§_;2';Z°;t;?t;$s ;r_1;T§:,1°The; stands this from Mr. \Vood. the secre- ng; eg dag;-1; hor for gh; phantom; of

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retail for 20c r box. tary °f t'h°.c°mPa°y’ Amenmm gm'it“d°‘”

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__ p° __ __ f y The Mail also called on Recorder

MacCoy. He considered the affair an

PEA5

the deceased died' in or outside of an , _ _ _

institution. The R-coider understood 1* .. a »_ _ 0 rl I

from Mr. Wood th it the btdywould be _ 1 ~ _ . », iw?.d."n“!" *gm* received at the csme err. and was sur- - ~ _ _ Yuan” at 'i pnsed to learn fiom his son tiat word ` Win”

Hit-mont. _ _ ' imwxitutiinanii

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Martina, June‘6-(Spacing _Ama-i- Ilanirax. Juno 6.-The remains of

cans meet with many' obstacles in fo] an eldtrly °'°m°“ "lm died 'last 'mek

lowinv the natives and many are be‘ug were denigd rigtermem in Fairy;

=> ‘ _ ‘ ' _ »emeterv atu ay aftcrnoo _ _

picked off by sharp shoizers, and _night ‘lyk-_ D055” wg, gn mud mn pe,-gmm ENGLISH OPINIBN. _ nz H attacks are made with Krupp guns. toi the lest IMS. lllfl 8 llllmbel' Of 9011008 ‘ _'_' _ ° -

which Amedcaus cannot ,eP,y_ were in attendance at the funeral. After Will Not Canada for of

the procession had left the house the

Quant-;c,J-.ine 6.-[Special]-Beaver A undertakerwasinformrd by one who A l---

Line Lake Hu,-0n_ with 23,00 _D,uk|,°. :laimed ttéebe a repzéesentative up: ge d Morrrpnu., are 4.-'gba Siam Loa-

° - - - t ‘airview matery ompauy. t e on cab e on nrday ~: bi" gmgedm ‘h‘;'_ "‘°;‘.";’f' Thi” may would not be permit-so to be iii- -friiis momingupapors widely `°'°'° '° °a Sa” W° "` S °“ ° :erred in the cemetery. This infer- R.t._Hon. Sir' Wiiirid IJaurier’o _aunt

Passage- _ mation ranger surp.1sedhthc uodertaker; in thethoipo _

_ _ _ ___ _ and instei oftalring t e body tothe Ottawa' last nightthat

Q°~E“E°'J“°f’ 6' (SP°°“”) 8°” cemetery, the route was_ohangol, khown‘rogarding'the'in¢'ofna£nnaf

_»‘_ra_nd_vshoo_fii;ctone¢s by W. l1._;‘_g1‘?miinswere‘conveyedto “the un# ferencowill remove any

alley and AfnosC‘ampoc1tv7eT"rota¢-e . ,EA lring store-iii Snow &Ge..__51fl friendly to

1_1 d t £1 5 _-md _ __ _'rgy.e street. he mourners were Ango-Atnuioa' ngood- r. This

HALIFAX MARKETS- 'Y es my by ro* ay told that the Fair view Com- surance lends

pany had refused to permit the remains to follow the

which

outrage. Tne_company was paid $6000

The law cove:s all cases. whether

had been sent to the cemetery to .efnse

The company claim that if the money

for opening the grave had been paid,or if the grave had b en onsned by any erson at the instance of those interest-

_ heenngratnlatodonthofail

jand: energy. the boundloaa rilonvol, high hope and conidence of the Ani- _‘ erican race, which the declared to bosono ofthe most promising of the Anglo- Saxon branches. The readiness of rich

gr ga on in Belton Park _Presbyterian church. Liverpool. the Rev. Jao. Wat- son (Ian llaclaren). took for his sob-

expo:-lonoo

Statesliosaidi were an

attempt to introduce tho

-power of the secular spirit in

church. Men were devoted to antlniona iretthi ina wa

imagined possible. The churches in the United Staten, lil _ 1¢|\_ age considerable

nermeating everything In

son, cnlogized the tlvaeily,

Americans to build and endow educa-

natter of national pride. _

,catlonal institutions he considered tt

Anefleanllntifade.

bi the city lor the burial of the poor. _ i

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.' Has and peculiar eqfvnth those who »~ -plied for the lot, W.

H qualitizs for wit-thing ¢|o¢§6» whcspddnty it was to have the grave

' Good for al naar i °P°“ ' . _ ~ ti ‘ __ 'Eng matter was _settled this morning.- |‘ _ SURPRISEt¢th¢aaai_¢. g.,§,¢.;.;_n;;¢c.»y nag; more-si_ me

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