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_:mn _ _ Fa er Demands 'Monty Belonglngtc Mackenzie and Many Shot ___ T__________ __ ______ rind |:;,,,,1|,0,,,a,,d Douars ,ni Discussing Qumgon _of _Changing Cknins or

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TRAGEDY _ADDED ui minus wnu tiiiiivci iii stiiiitins_ or snnatinmfmr

_ _ » iiii'_¢a_i¢n$ Soil Vlilil an Axe - Mann Completed at Tor _ P Cleaning up Street Refuse ' .Fig¢3|.Y¢a|-_.Fixed Date for opening and

.e A <ilii7SiR°i""“g`A Y9“f‘3f' 5'?ii‘°' °"'° "°°""g Em Fofice ?i°mp|°'°'vi? '" "'°“"°°' if Cleans Psfiinmni sussena-Mr

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MUNTRBAI., June lil.-(Special) _Be.

cause 'bla Mather threatened his older brother with .an axe, Alfred Tariff, -aged 16 yeamshot-his father in their home oh Beaodry Street today and as a rlulc the old mln had to have his leg amputated at the knee. ‘- ,

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Acoordingtothe story told by the boy

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father demmdmmoney “buy _______' _md Northern Railway was completed at e sought ehelterln the bush.

BIS PHIZE .Hill

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Msxrco O1'rv,ilune‘11-The Government

,is making every effort to discover the typhun-feverbaeiilus, and it is believed the experiment now in -progress will ultimately, result in success. Aliimdle inoculated with blood from

lever patients have shown all Symptoms .0l.thedllM4v. Jud the Department of .Public Instruction has authoriz- ed the purchase of monkeys to conduct further experiments. The Government has oflbred prizes aggrega- tlng850,lm for the discovery mf, the germ sudantldote. The first prize of $10,011) will,beawarderl to the first one todiscover the germ. A like amount will be awarded to the person discovering an antidote. and $10,000 will be given to anyone aiding in reaching the discoveries.

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rear Pans, 'mann crm..

She -is in eooioty,~in_buelnees,- at home,

everywhere you iseelrer, b talways worn

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chee l The nutrilnent containegoln Ferrosone ‘puts strength into may dy. Laughing eyes. rosy lips, bright quick _movements all tel of the vitality .Ferronoue produces. 'l‘housaods` of attractive happy women use Ferrozone-

Why not foul A box ofjlfty ohocnlate coated -tab cts costs fifty cents at any d|'\lQ8i'»Dl'9.

CHICAGO 'MARliET_S.

Unroaoo June 13-(Special) -

Juiy‘0orn.......... 515

“ Wl1e&i3...... .. Mt “ _ $10-87 ` Sept. Corn......... . . 515'

“ Wheat................ 83! ` “ $10.07

cLAa|<'s Po5i<_ANo BEANS

*he kind you like. The pork gives them,

Dice meaty flavour. Plain _or with.

Chili and Tomato Sauce. 5c. and 10q hillle . _'

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ATANYRRICE Q

Aims at perfection in foot-?_ wear._

[lp-to-date, _

Stylish,

Good fitting, Wglm well.

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Cmcaco, June ll.-Representatives of

the Dowie and Voliva factions inlthe Zion City controversy filled the court room of Judge Landis, of the United States Dlstrictilourt, today toliaten to the trial of the issue of ownership of the _Zion _City property. The first move in the oourtlvvaa the issuance of au lnjuotlon asked for by Dowle, preventing Mrs. Dowle and her son, Gladstone Dowle, from taking away from Shiloh House, in Zion City, $6,0lD worth of table silver intended to be conveyed to the Dowlc home in Michigan.

Wlllllliil SHIPS

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Foa'r_Wn.r.raM, Ont.. June 11.-The knelioflarge wooden craft for the Great Lakes is being sounded by the insurance companles,andin afew years they will beathing of the past. Lake investors who were compelled to dispose of their sailing vessels when steam came in as the motive power, and who lacked the necessary capital to continue ln thai business by keeping pace with the demand of the times can sympathise with the owners of wooden__».boatg.whl_oh-»q1f9; forced into ldlenees by the development of steel shipbuilding.

Unlinown Friends.

There are mnny people who have used,

Cimmberlain'sColic, Cholera and‘Diarrhoea Remedy with splexfdid results, but who are unknown because they have hesitated about glvlnga testimonial of their experi-. ence for publication. These people, how- ever, are none the less friends of this remedy. They have done much _toward maklngit ahousehold word by their per- sonal recommendations to friends and neighbors. It ls a good medicine to have insthe home and is widely known for its our-es of diarrhoea and all forms of bowel trouble. For sale by all druggists.

Narvamo, B. C., June 12.-(Special)-`

Sixteen months ago two little girls Jana .Jonesand .Swennle Rogers disappeared leaving no trace.

The mystery has been cleared up by the dlscpvery of skeletons lying side by side againate fallen log in the woods where' lbeywandered. . _

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text of the letter written by Tucker to his counsel , on Sunday nlghtjust prev- ious to his clectrocutlon for the murder of Mable Page;- “I will take the liberty to write to you

afew words before this awful thing is executed. Before I go any further I wish to expeess my feelings in this matter. First. I have been mieiudged and wrong- __-fully accused of the crime that I know nothing about, one that I am entii-`ely` innocent of. ‘_‘Second. This peculiar case was purely

,benefit of the doubt. ' “Thlrd. Some members of the jury

that if they _heard _this new evldenoi over again in court they vv`oiild‘hdv`e`do doubt broulrht In a different verdict. _ “Fourih. The stick pin that was pro.

duced in court as evidence by _ the government was my own property. ' _ “Fifth The governor had no right to bring up my past life to connect me with this crime. A man may steal, but there are limits to everything.

counsel,and my innocence would.have been established ll wltnemess for the commonwealth did not testify against fne' in regard to my own property

something would only turn up to save

“ It is awful when one is innocent and when so young, goofbhesrted and hellillys Oh. I am eo glad that I am innocent., _linear-_ James. One feels much better w||en`.one’s

James, willingly, it I were guilty, and I would make my peace with God ibut I nm not, James, sndl die, lnnoccnt as a

CHARLES LOUIS TUCKER

- seamen snieenias-.e s- and 1 »'»ieeu.f

when refmm grabbed an “B md mx_“_ \1\°°if|l\K h€|f| lil T°i‘0l\f0 The latter climbed trees whencothey' “med the om" bon Thesellnes are aiiparb ol,i»h,a_f\fp_cklnsle hailed assegais on the troops; but the_’_ Fearing that his father would carry out sc Mlm" Byswuizf “il 1 »_u'°il.3i\i.-"fll&I'."l.i . lid““°"° d\`°PP‘d "mln °“t °‘ th” b\"“3°h°5"; his threat the ygunggr boy picked up B ““i'h°"|°“u'° |9_k¥l9'YU._.:“i;i§,-\`l7?Mlillefi _.Over forty were thus killed and alto' shui; gun and 5,-¢¢\_ that U” °'”°lUm!i'i9l| |8 Dll'i.,..0'|__~ gather 160 natives were slain.

-°°h°m° Wh°f°bIi;»Nlo)lenl|e&Mann vvilli ___ Darkness ended the operations of the “iiilmiikly 0 te stem to a t bu s

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Warm Debate on Union-

.lames Against -Union

Lorman, Ont., June 12-(Special)-The

debate on church union continued in the

’ ' xeuerai assembly all day and was

.I-U S exceedingly spirited.

The union forces were led by

Principal McLaren, of Knox Collese, and President Forrest of Dalhousie. and Rev.

J. A. McDonald of Toronto Globe,

Qhisf among the anti-Unlonilts was

_ --"f 'E -' t~1nrsaa'..~.nar;.ei.;.'..’.;'.;..,...i..f ty 1-.

_(J. James of Charlottetown in a brilliant

Bosrou, June 12.-Thefoilcwlng is the e h_ M J d cl d ___ ov’ ce

ape o r ames e are s pr li

was against the union. DI: Campbell clerk of ti e assembly was a warm opponent of the movement. At the close an omendment recommending the stopping of all proceedings toward union

nine to twenty two.

The vote on the main motion of'

Principal Patrick that the matter be ,referred t0 Dlfiwbyterles .and that

cireurneantnl, and I aid not <¢et_tne -Aosiioeo and Bontista be invited toioin

movement was deferred till tomorrow.

signed a letter Ito the governor for corn- _ '_ _ i _

mutation, which shows that they had a _

doubt in their minds, and it also shows' ' ' `

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Penis, June ll.-The Abbe Cavaille, of

Asren, has been dismissed from his curacy for a curious offence. He was the

-sixth, Inavs inn good and nitnfnninventor of e patent tootwearr and

increased his income by selling it to his friends and neighbors. In order to move easily to visit his customers, he borkht a motor car. This brought him a rebuke

"lwant tothanlzyou,Jameh, for what from _his bishoD» Wh° “id U' m°W|'

you have done for me and also your, car was “unclsrioal method of locomo- l _ , associates. You fou ht awful hard, li'_ tion."_ iv

The ingenious abbe thereupon harnessed

me' how HBDDY I W°“ld N- ` ‘ a donkey to the car, and drove the animal

through the streets of Agsn. Unfortun ately, the bishop failed to seo the humor ofthe action, and promptly dismissed the abbe for wilfully endeavoring lo cast

'conscience is clear. Iw_ould fell you`rifl|U\Il60l1'iii!!\ll50l|°l‘-

GERMANY’S NAVY

’ V child _unborn of this crime. __

_ _ Bsnnm June I2 -Four battleships, the

I y How fo Break up a Cold- Friedrich der Grosse, built immediately

r Kaiser. Deutschland, Preussen, end‘

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_ thats severecold canbe completely brok .

I 0 6 or two d . “mc W do from the listof effectiveveeeels ofthe

“gluph ““!:°__ _‘im _»__.‘g_:°__,_.;__'é German navy, In the`courseo`f18`months

f 1-f member. l " ° "’ ’ I _. ' eve bettlesnine. fm omaen and cam,

3"-5° °r 1° Tl” “"°"'”""°"'° °'_" °°'d "°~"~”" som have been are s nom one ' ~ ~ ‘loud wash. so _nrofuueavelery di _ 3”" 9” h. change fm-,from the nose and s thin white lag, ii” °H°“°°""'° ’

5 1 C CX ‘ i ° .» ’ P’ 5 A v ;:..‘.t:..°;°.;'._‘t°'..:¥.:':';...":‘.:,‘:. . ,:'i:»=voNrf°<»->°° wswoorf

all the newest books. nn, ,pmrsnee er time sympwj i¢_ Thstis the qltflntlty-we wget'

____ ncan¢e:__\oteth_:_:_4Y¢_:_toi__t»:;___\:°i¢;__ _;°__f_{tp'__jhandlet is season.; e're

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Large Library to n min se day or two. For Eels _, sil'9Eild"t° be iniapg-“aio” waive

,,,,,“,,,,_ - yiar tlle.highest .price ypaid

1¢¢¢ ff°m- _ for years ,cash or trsdp. we

Imetwceimd it win %y..e

.mine my sewn-eeyie .ees an at 1° 5598 YW” l°'lh¢ , W¢ i-me emu every P°°k°t Ju- Sol? fmehtei Store Prowsa ros

-am&_Mmim|ir.‘ ' 'w_ AA'

Dr Sedgewrick and T.C. -

was defeated bya hundred and seventy,

_ Tonosro, June 13-(Special)-The Mournnn., June 12 -(Special)-Two

I, _L amalgamation of the Great Northern Dvnaau, Natal, June 13-(Speclel)__i oft! S°"°l\R¢l'B today found five'

who did theshootlng and his 18 year old Quebec' Na” Bruuswmk md- N°"° cd# M*°k°”zi°"' “°i“m“ ¥°9“l'd°¥'

bmthel, who is held an n Wim” the Scotia Railway and the Chateauguay attacked the rebel natives who had_

thousand dollars in bank bills in the refuse of their dust carts.

The bills were one dollar and four dollarsand were wrapped in sealedi 'paper packets.

Each bill-was cut into six pieces. ‘ Where .money came from is not

known.

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MONTREAL, J une ll -James Hackett

WM Placed on trial today for the murder, of Edith May Ahern, the little girl whose lifeless body wad found in a thlckef: near Oote St. Paul last April. The only feature of todsy's proceedings was the failure of Adelard .Br_lsette. a crown witness, to identify Hackett as the man he had seen thmvv the lfttie‘ gir-l's clothes into the basement ofa church' near the spot where the body was afterwards found. The prosecution had attached considerable importance to this man's evidence, but it turned out to be that, in Brlsette'e' opinion, tho man he had seen at the church was short-necked and stcuter than the prisoner.

RUSS T ROOPS'

'READY TO REB [L

ment of the repatriation of the troops which took part in the war' with Japan, l52,000 men including the Russian prisoners from Japan, have been landed here and. distributed throughout the interior of the country. The most stringent precautions were observed in order to prevent the slightest intercourse between the returning troops and the townspeople in consequence offears of mutinous demonstrations, as it was undeniable that the troops coming home were largely disaffected. The spirit of disalfecllon was even

more' noticeable among the officers ihan in the men. The former frankly evrrsssed the opinion thot if parliament can bold its own untli=tha spring it will be able. tooount on the army to support its demands.

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NOT UNLY IN TilE~ll0i|lE

Bill' AL80 IN THE STABLE

ISPROVEN THE STERLING WORTH AND CURATIVEQUAL' mas or rnar cnnmnsr or HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES : 2 .L i T

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-ITB A GOOD Tliillil-IIUB ll' lil _

Condenscdfdvcrtiscmcnis

(Too fats for Clseeiiloaf ion.) _

To RENT-Pasture let en month side ei-

.Lower St. »Peter's Road, with

water. Apply at this office. i tf

WANTED. -Two or three girls to learn

draeemaklng. Misa Essery, Cor.,

S dns k Pownal ts. 12d ill pd

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\*V-ANTED-A medical student desires

position of any kind. References

givsn._ Apply at this oilloe. 18_dlwpd.

__DS'i‘.-Frld J Btn I 0h'To .

L a gray felgixatlaith blue liiand. &'ill’i finder p ease leave at this office. 13d3ipd

’ LIVERY Stables,

.lill.Q.§1i§};1..§...tL"s..2‘sc

furnoute for weddin a and private rtles. 6-lg PHOLik QI. _ gig.

EACHE WANTED-F N rin w t

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WB | ,C 00 0 Ill IOBOII WSE

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EMEMBER.-That eve body reads

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gd active. _ _

QOBVTHIB SUMMER? VACATION try

Prince Edward island. the Garden of

t eGnlf. Bplendid surf and still water bathing. Good dshing. Delightful days, oool nights. illustrated information free. --'Ioarnt Association Charlottetown, ram adware mann. bmse.

0-9353** J“"4 wembidMthe west coast ot Ireland,

QUEBEC, June I2-(Special)-In the

House today progress was reported on the bill to change the closing of the fiscal' year to the lest of March.

Mr. Foster Sllillesfcda fixed date for

the opening of parliament.

Mr. Fielding thought the date of closing shield cnc in area.

Mr. Gorman advised a fixed term for

parliament and a fixed date for elections.

in the discussion of the vote of ten

million toward the G. T. P. construction,

Mr. Emmerson stated that the survey through New Brunswick were nearly 0°"-’iPi°fMi Bild the surveyors would pm- bably be able to choose definitely between the central and valley routes by the has of J une. ' As soon as this was settled contracts

would be called for. The eastem section would be built ll

soon as the Quebec-Winnipeg section.

Work would progress rapidly here as

supplies were easily obtainable,

i|SHiHMill LUST

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Drunr, June 12.-(Special)-Eldridg Outhouse, a fisherman, was drowned this afternoon by the swamplng of his boat.

His companion was rescued.

BRITISH FLEET

IS MOBILIZED

Lorvncm, June ll.-Although ‘war-’ has

notyet been declared, the mobilization of the British fleet was practically com- pleted to-day It is ready -to meet all eventuallties, and repel the expected attack of-an imaginary enemy now

and threatening to make a descent on the coasts of England. The greatest an gregation of fighting ships ever assembled totalling :W5 warehips of various types and 03,000' men, participating in the mimic warfare, which is designed to test efficiency of the new Admiralty system for the defence ofthe British coasts and commerce on the high seas. One of the most interesting features is to be the collecting of British mcrohantmen at certain ports ond conveying them to homo polnls.

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Sore Muscles~ _

Prominent athletes throughout the

country find that the best treatment for sore muscles after severe exercise or hard work of any kind, is a hot bath at bed time. which opens the pores. This should immediately be followed with an applica~ tion of Chsmberlain's Pain Balm vigor-~ ously rubbed into the skin. This llniment removes all stiffness and soreness and has lrecornea favorite rub down, as it acts promptly and keeps the muscles in ex- cellent conditlon. For sale by all drug-, gists.

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Corset covers 18c, 35cend 55e each.

Prices that fell, values that sell at

- fr

Sill Hlillilil llliil ill Mlllillil NIGHT

Qummc, June 11-S)rHector Langevlu

died at 9.10 tonight. »-

lie had been/ 'suffering with bmncho

pneumonia since last'.i`hursday. Hawes nearly eighty yearn old.

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iliiiilil HAS A

Si.iiil.i1iili SHIP

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Dlvowrom. June 11-'rue amend

cru 14.000 ions, wal launched from the dockysrd hero Thursday. The vessel was christened by the Countess of Crewe.

The Minotaur is 400 feet long, 74

feet 0 inch beam, draws Zi feet of water and has 27,000 indicated horse POWBF. giving her- an estimated speed of 23 knots. The armament of the new cruiser consists ol four 9.2 inch guns, ixcn 7.5 inch gurls; thirty guns of smallercalibre and five torpedo tubes, She has an armored belt four to six inohesln thickness, will have aorevv of 755 officers and men and can carry a thousand tons of coal. The Minotaur- wm have cost about 80,7il0,(0I) when completed.

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The Very Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble

Mr. M. F. Bcrrougbs, an old and well

nown resident of Bluffton, Ind., says: “I regard Chamberlain’s Colle, Cholera and Dian-hoes Remedy as the very beet remedy for bowel trouble. I make this statement after having usedthe rornsdyiu my family for several years. I am never without it." For sale by all drugglets.

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See the night gowns at 5oc, 75;;

and $1 oo each at Sianie Bros white

Stanley Bros white sale. Izdzitwrl.

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sale. udzltwxl.

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Prius - - - - - - 25cente. i

BOYS’ AN

Waggons a

rows Go-Carts,

Waggon s.

4 Ball,6 Bal

Sets, Sand Pa.il.s.

HAMMOCKS,

Wholesale

D (IIRUS

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nd Carts, Bar- Doll ts and

Carriages, Velocipedes, 'f_Rowing _

CPOQUET SETS

1, sneinreeracn

HAMMOCKS.

and Retail. '

Carter&Co.,Ltd. ‘

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Ed earl Ee od Reads The Guardian”

,prince were is vb yi ~ _.

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