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ILLNESS

Will Prevent Him return-

ing this Session.

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THE ALIENS PRIVILEGES

As Settlers to be inquired lnto-The Senate Usury Bill.

Orrdwa, June 20-(Special)-J. G.

Tariff. Co nmissioner of Crown Lands has gone to Winnipegl and the North- iestte inspect the foreign settlement and report on the complaints that fm-gignei-5 get priv lsges which are denied to Canadians. _

Senator Dandnrantrs Usury Bill and

Union Label Billwere both considereds today but no definite action was taken.

Three hundred French Canadians

nm ten Biddeford Me. to return to

Quebec. ° °

Hr. Tarte’s mention in his speech

last night that he did not expect to longer occupy his seat, is understood to' Idol' to his trip to England to consult s specialist which will prevent his at- tending during -the remainder _ot the session. _ _ - -

He is not retiring from the House or

from his position in the Cabinet-

Horst Aititivits. _

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nivies tiorei. -

Tuesday 20.-G. ll. Mmtart, Boston;

Chas.Niqoll, Montreal; Mr; and Miss Jos.AdnmS,Eist-Bethlehem, Penn ; 'F. T. Bowman, Mont:-eal:,_ R. R. Mc- Auley, S'. Johns; Eva.E. Stone, Gl<?\1f chester ; ‘Katie McLeod, Boston .-

_ REYERE ll01'EL » Tuesday, 20 1-J. E.Carve`r,Vaneouver,

B. Cf ; John Stordy, Miss Sturdy, Victoria ;R. C.MeLeod. Snmmerside; J. H.Simpson and wi!e.Bay View; T. H. Trainer, Kingston; Jas Nicolle, Murray Harbor; H. Wood, Bellevue; .lolin Horn, Wiusloe Road; A. Fir- guson, St. John; E. Henderson, Moncton; F. G. Wrizllt. <10; F-Bills Snmmerside; O, S. McLinghlin,Wes River, N. S. D

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Compliments for Supt. Fraser

Blind were held in the large hail of the ins itution which was literally packed to the doors-many who sought admis-

inv room and were obliged to return to

who has this year visited a number of similar institutions in Canada and the United States-that the Hallfax School for the Elind stands second to none of them. This was subsequently endorsed by Mr. George Mitchell, M. P. who had visited some deaf and dumb institutions. . In speaking at the close of the meet-

ing Mr. Fraser corroborated at some

l_eI_igth, ‘going ihto details, the chair- man’s declaration that the Halifax in- siitulicn was second to none of those visited by Mr. Fraser inthe United States.

In prfsenting the prizes for proficiency

in spelling Rev. Dr. Black remirked on the thoroughness ot the training given in the Halifax School for the Blind _in all the departments of the school.

The following was the list of prizes.

LITERARY DEPARTMENT.

lst. division-lst, Vernor Jones,

Pownal P. E. I. _

2nd division-2nd prize. Frank

McDonald. Charlottetown. P. E. I.

3rd division-2nd prize, Elizabeth clntosh, Selkirk Rd., P. E. I.

SPECIAL PRIZES .

Prizes for best essays offered by Mrs.

C. F. Fraser and nr-»sented by Mrs. Fraser-lst division. lst prize, Vernor Jones, Pownal, P. E. I. _

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‘N Ni Halifax School for Four Little Girls Loose their Lives

“N BNNN- in Summerside Harbor.

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NSNNNN NNIZN NNNNNNS THE GRIEP SIRICKEN PARNENTS

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sioh were unable to secure even stand- 4;... '

night. __,_,,_.,

former ishing on the North Shore, the latter-a sailor on board a dcbeoncr now in lliraniichi, . ` ` N

and Smff_Pmes and The Victims are Bell May Fraser, laura and Janie

nipromas. _ Gallant and Daisy Perry-Surrounded by the

~-- _ ' Rising Tide Only _One of the Five Escaped.

clcggfgiiggegggg _ig-h;-ggggogiggt gg; Three Little Bodies Were Found Nearly Side _

thzir homes. The large attendance in- _ A terrible fatality occurred yesterday afternoon iii Summerside. i Four dicates the increasing interest in the children being the victims. Five little girls, Bell May Fraser, aged 7, daughter

h Bl d h h be . - ~ ° .-

Z:_:2_<;;8{<_;1i ‘ be __mND___t_z;Y__sl°0i 1;I___1__;l;E ot J ohn.Fraser ,~ Laura. Aggie ana Janie Gallant aged 11 ,_ 9 and 7 respecavely.

The eight of iwr one hundred intem;t_daug_ht rs otLawrence Gallant; and Daisy'Perry, aged 6, daughter ot William

gem and happrhoking Pupils, 9quip_ Perry, had been clam digging on the bar oi the west end during low tide in the g

Pei i°t°N1i<=N“°N1r _“iN PN=i'°i°°1‘1 5” ° "‘°"“°‘?°' _ ~ 2 _ - _ CHICAGON DiARlETS.i ' A `

l‘..§’..'£°.i‘..‘!é“.,°$‘.12‘.¥..‘i't.1“.?.*,.=‘ .....'.§'.Ii’ti.'.§;“‘..`If.°I.‘..’§i.‘Z’€..§’°“‘,i’.‘I‘ ‘°..."‘1'.2,“1f.““J‘l‘.‘i’ ‘°“.2?. ““§”“‘°"" i t,

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vanta rowin out oi. the aiiliction - » . i CHICAG9, JDM. i0.-- --The

ci b“_;¢_i°:_e$“_ _Inna hue been an inspipt-_ ighgie Galianns __ She h_i_tov_ing__v:ded in many places water up “norms we ‘M °_“i6g(~%_°::\) _ _ cowl ing-on to the lug? audi°me_P"mu, _ __e_r_n_ec . earriv ome a _ t _tpast tour. in an _almost . June _w_hent.¢; corn, 845; qu, and the large audience in _turn mnsi_ condition and gave the first iiitimation. Sie had lett the others, she N said, trying |951; 1101*, . _ _ prove a »timp1us and an en00lil‘lgQ¢Q_QIi todvqde ashore and crying. _ .» _ Jul!" S 003,341; USU, _

to th enth iastic and very iiapdble F' ' 'F - ~ - e . P_¢_7!k,8-iii, _ suptfinendzgi, mr. Fraser, and his . I” '°" "““‘"‘7’ "‘°_‘“f"“‘ "" 5"” ‘.°“ ‘f "“""""'_ °' _“'°“ ‘"‘_“ "°°" '”‘**°“ i 8¢nt~*heit,16i:°°¥=.e4i; em.19i_¥ = emcisnt mm of t”ch_rs_emcim_°y and ineearch of the tour missing ones. But the t._de had _risen and it was known P°rk_.»&42i_ _ _ _ __ emhusium unmmahbiy `in¢;¢,¢¢d ininthst the poor little children were drowned. _ _ ' ' `

the admirib1e_exhibition_giv__en by the ___ T__he__\_i_¢r .rss dragged sndat 71.30 three little bodies were found nearly ‘~ ` THE ' P' pupils._ _ -_ _ -' j"l";’i_¢e by__gfde and' qultecinsetothe dthe.bay~_and'"ahu\ita" ' 'F 4 it ` ` ` i'

The veteran presidét otthebonrint miiem-5 their,-home* _ _ __ __ __ °if°°_\°f°»iNN_ff“’i G-fSNtff» Pf°==d°“»l ,_ _ _ _ is c I

and in opeuingthe meeting drew at- _ _ .. 7 “L- téntion to the encoumgm` tact- ou:-the “Q ° . _‘_ _ » ’ ‘ S ' -» -It __ authority` ot Superintendent Fraser; ul". Igwrence Galle!!! *U51 uf' J°l"' F35” 'G N heme, 5°'

_ _ The recovered bodies were brought back _iii _a boat and ‘as they were tenderly carried into tliehomes which they hadlett onlya few hours before. the sight was indeed a melancholy one and called faith the deepest sympathy .ef the large crowd that had g» t ieri d. -

'One ot the saddest _features of the affair was that it occurred within Sight' CI

their. homes and the grief stricken mothers ot the unfortunate little ones were "-Bak' ` " i obli edto watch the sea_tc`i from thebe fnnin » ' _ _ _ mg _ _ `

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g gi g to the sad close An inquest will be held this morning. _ . _ ____ _ ' _

WATSON F PASHODA

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Relieve Dewey.

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-Has Arrival in Manila to Laying low _but Expecting

_ Great Honors.

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guitars Linlmenl the Modem Pala Dire.

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tboctor suicides-A Prince finds New 1=_rencn]Premie‘r--Riots

cotta-Big sanding D me india, ronceneaten-D

in Scranton.

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. Adlllitll ° WIUOD. Admll ll D0’l0]'l don in_ S°nthem_hdi‘_ M" ql.”d_ to

fwwr- #dvd bm tedér- ‘ meets” 'tim sm ii-

Fighting still oontinuel, and bum;-L_ ynplq -mbbai

Snun-Ls, June 20-(Special)--The

mining expedition of -Prince Luigi ol

_Italy has :truck it rich near Pont

Clarence. Alaska.

Jw 20 fi-(again)-The sending 'sidered .s

strikeandageneraldeup has occur-'

red in all building lines.;

~ Til! HE CURB.

Those wishingtohecnredof the cravings

Wh°°“°° t°‘l°¥ “imma D” ”""`°"' ani cnt Hoff by. tlierioten in

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_ ' ` ` T". 0. ll,'.8ly.il 0|j_¥l_§Q’_ 1 _ _ _ t lever hospital at Santiago, luicided' innéuog E,§,P,',§,, Joupj

‘ l wlseohhncied Iwi °!’s°v¢f°lI\°_l§i1a»iii¢.d¢u»is»i-i°us.¢arm.'__ _ . » , appreciation for his greet services. PAM, ;',m,_

to mi deeiidamre or seam. `~-waie_§ei=_- Bosegnn; President Lonbet _will H.

_former-fP_¥d|1i_l' and lin-

ister ol Foreign Alsiratnlorin csbéer. la mia im-time, and _si _russia _ is secluded pending the pre- ' paraticn of his admirers to make a sig- nal demonstration in his honor. -

Gnaseow ‘ June 20.-(Special) .-

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