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SENATOR MURPHY llll llllllinllllli s.l. f-ll|v£isll" Hnlll cnllrlllssllll THE ||i\1Esi|
AN€D_FE.N|AN BDUNTY _lllll PIllSHIT[IlIlIIS MEMUIIIIILSUIIIIIII MEMBllIS._NiMlI]i AT
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rFrom out own Reporter.) cl red `d. SI r _ "I (Canadian Presi) , ' . ((I"n“dia“ Hess) _ (("“““d`i“" 'P"°B“`l . l
UTTAWA, June 4.- Senator Mur- phy of Prince Edward Island put up oneh n strung fight in the Senate on Tiiesrliiy for Prince Edward Is1'anld's rights to benefit by the Eenian Raid Bounty that the Government Bilrproq viding for the extension of time for
a carrie enator Poirier stat ed that he had voted for it in cI’i‘or. I-le had alrrerd to vote for an amend- ment to bring the Pr nee Edward Is- land men under the provision of the Bill. and was under th'e impression that the d vision was being taken on the amendment. He was not aware
WOODSTOCK, Ont., June J.-Rev. W. T. Herrid-ge the eminent Presby- terian Divine of Ottawa, is new mod-
sembly of Canada, being elected to that position tonight at the opening ol’ Assembly here. Five names alto- gether were sulgmitted. Rev. John
erator general of Presbyterian As-l
M0Nl`l<'EAl1, June/ 4--In 1-'J ceuu- orTAwA_ June 4.- ivieniuere or l1l`lGB and 00l0l\l¢5» 000.000 SulV‘8»tl0u the Royal Commiss on to probe the -`\I'"fY S0l<llGfB. SP§¢\ll‘ll1g 34 IBHEURKCS Empress disaster, it has now been will hold Memorial services on Sun- deciai-rg, will be Lord Mm-sey_ who day for vlmms 0! the Empress dis- presided over the British inquiry ri- sster- _ to the 'icrr of the Tiraniic. chief
1l"_"*-" Justice Mclieod, New Brunswick, gynlill
'l‘i|c `oniniissloii allpuiiitrd hy tli-c
f`-overnmeut to investigate the chur- ges made hy the Temperance Aiiluncc a-gainst the Stipendiary ior Prince County. Mr. Wright, .ind-the Prohibi- tlcn Prosecutor for the same County (Mr. A. J. l’hillipS) of improper' ad-
giw payrnent of bounties only passed by 8 majority of one. Senator Mur- phy nrnt offered 'an amendment to_ iehp Bill designed to bring the voluneeers of Prince Edward Island under its heuciits. This was ruled out of or-
der ,mil ,,. six months hoist ~wns.t‘hen gaingi; the six month, Hoist movr»fl. This W8!! flI'Bi1 declared car-| This was done and the six months rind hy 1| vote of 29 £0 23. lhoist w-as declared lost -by 29 to Z8. Before the six mouths hoist wus do-' The Bill was given third rcadi-ng.
that it was the six iuonths hoist thlatp was being voted upon. He therefore desired that his namie should be tak- en .from the list of those whlo voted for the six months Iio st and record- ed among those who had voted a-
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ing in thc cause: of Christianity. Her nddress was ‘brilliinnt in regard to Japan' she emphasised tho necessity,
' f0¥` :\ (lhrlstlan college in that coun-
try.- Sho stated that the best pos-
, sible results were not he ug obtained
S . :'~ _
0 far as the honi. field was concern
_ U3. through ‘lack of experienced work- ____ _ ers and candidates. Six young wo-
.liiiriiiigliout the present week thcimen, she said, were urgently needed Won.-fu's Missionary, Society in c0n._ln this field. S-he insisted upon the ncctinu with‘ the Mci'»hodist_Ohu|-eh rcisponsibility of the local branch. Of linvc been holding meetings in Ona;-.$200,000 women and girls yn the Mo. lvllel-Ulm. and on -Tuesday aftern0on thodist Church of Oanaida only 4,766 there was n long session, there fholiig were in the A-uxliuriea, 8,000 in the
n mimi a__tte;i_danci; Ah resotliit_l0n' of_s_<_o_léo0ls,_hl6,g58dl_n the Bands and (;5__ lr1'0€‘ md 0 8 'iranc es o tie So- on it e ra e Roll. ciefy in Nova Scotia and Newfound-,I At .1 session in the -eveningMrs_. W. lend ‘NHS \\lllHllm011_BlY Passed, and H. Barraclougb, oi St. John, ,gave au several then existing rules were illustrated lecture on ber experience)
lllmllilellt- __Tl1_;iT;`_9SldeI\l¢. Mrs. San- “A_n»onIr theu Flathleads Indiains of ford, in ro uc iss l`vI.- `A. Robert-.Br tisli Columci a.".. Mrs. Mclnnis, of “OIL u ml9Sl0l1‘Bl`Y` returned from :Zion (lliurch, Mrs. Clarke, of the Bell- J'dDl"i. Five interesting papers tist (lhurch, and Mrs. Tait, ol St. nu the subject "Why ami I here" were James, spoke in regard to their dif- rcurl by Mrs. W. H. Barker, Mrs. A. ferent societies.. Mins Stewart, of l.. Robinson, Mrs. Thomas Clarka,ISackville, responded for the dole- Mrs. W. A. Tliompson and Mfrs, John gates.
Huninhreys. The papers were of un- WE.DNE‘SDAY'S SESSION, usual interest and were idissussed by On Wednesday at t-he third session, the nudieiice. Mrs. Sanford gave B reports were read from the District lenrthv address "iii which she dealt Organizers, Cliatharri, St. Stephen, iu’l.h the aims and the work of tire Freder cton, Charoltbetowii, Moncton, SOCICW. and the fgfreat and rmpm-man Bt. John, Sunrmerside' 'and Wood- pm-; ,tim Methodist Chorch was eak_ tnrlr districts being each considered.
counisiissn Ant
and Bands, reported an increase of $236.80 in the Circles and $827.66 in,
..Mr.s._ I-Eumnhreys, -S,ecrel'»a.ry o'!.- Oli-cleso
foo urls ron
CLISSIFICATIDH
One cunt ner word each insertion in this column. Cash must accompany oder. Minimum charge twenty-ilvs cents. roii `sAi.slToNE_P`AiR_o'ii'B`sK- V_"l`- Allllly to* Waiter J. Lantz, CIW- __ _ _ _ _ 2176. ron s.-inn sriinwnsiiiiy ri.`AN'rs Allvly to Duncan Stewart, South- iwrt. 2731-6-am4ipd. wAN'ri~;u ""A'i"°`7jiiI`Csi".T 60`A‘1"'_`Kf~I°6
Punt makers. Highest wages paid. M- Russ. Taylor.. 2615-5-zswiaipri. ron s.\i.i<:--oss sx*rENs1oN 'rn- hle. Enquire 15 Pleasant street.. ‘
_,__ _ 21-'i7-6-5lVI'4ipd.
ii'.\N'i‘no emi. ` " non "'oicNsRAi; iiruiscwork. Mrs. R. S. Ilogan. ‘ 18 Prince Stl - 27-36-6~3m3lpd. I MAN w/iN'rsiTA'r°oNon ro woiix
on lurm. Highest wages. Jacob U. Judson, Alexandra, Lot 49. __ 2692-5-30M6lpd. roi-. s/\i.i~1"6i”iD'i>Ariiiiis." mai
iles requiring paper 'for -burcaux, shelves, etc., should apply to The f’-iiwllaii omee. 2694-5-somu. w,iN'riiD.'ro BUY `A"NuiviBsRi os' llfll cows to go on grass for beef.
llllllfllfl McMillan, St. Avurds, I
illiurlottetown. ' ‘£718-(i-Mlllpd. Fflll. S/\Ll'I~AT CARTERB AUCTION lluolus today, Encyclopaedia llrit- uunicn (26 vols.) nicely bound. The whole only $7.00 -2775. __ or-rIoNs.`" iebnonr’ AND soup. 1914. Foxes, Mink, Marten, OW- Oi-gnnizing new companies my IPO*
elalty. '1‘. G. Ives, Montasue.
R86-1-14`MF3tf
w.iNrsii.’ii`P7.'1rz's°'ci.Ass A Pso-
ven breeders Silver Foxes not more than four years old, communicate ueriiculars and prices to, James F. Lockwood Treas. 1634 P. 0. Box. Boston Muss. ` __ __ 27.56, rerun 'i .ii _‘noni-1`s~5si> soinms. piilr sold-rimmed glasses ln case. Owner may have same by BDPUWS nt this Rice nd 'paying io ad-
° °. 111s-fl-mil. _
$20.00'"'ni~1wi;iin§_:D5g‘*srs»,ysn from home of Bnmucl Be‘rt_,, Pteghl station, May 28, 'color white, yel- low on face and hédd, white hrealf. sides. i='l|i~dcx- eou_1mu`nicete_wi¢\\ Samuel Bert, Penle'l Stati°¢\»
Ou r Dress iisiiea, freight
“0!tece, Publishers, roi? “
shire
reloiclng ||-| Wlll he on George
710|! Drug
llrilny 0'eloeli_
lihkhifg
the Bands. The tr`easurer’s report showed 8 very satisfactory state of ailairs, on increase in the grand total of receipts of '$1,266.64 being record- cd in comparison with last year.
At 2 o'clock the workers met in wo separate conferences under. the leadership of Mlrs. John I-lluiriphroys and Mrs. Fumes. respectively. At- ench new plans of veirk were discuss-
,¢d, "Christ an Stewardship” was
the title of a paper read by Mrs.- Fulton and read by Mrs. wou'Zl\- Mrs. 'i`urnc". Superinltendent of Chris- tian Stewarhship for the branch, rand her reP0I'l5. A messngi of greeting from NOV!!
Scotia W. M. S., which is now in session, was read hy th'e r8°0l`d'lI1gI secretary. Mrs. Dawson. as follows:- "We sive thanks to God‘always ior you all, making mention of you in our prayers. Remcmlbtlriug ‘without ceasing your work of faith and la'bor of love and patience, of hope in our Lord Jesut Christ, in the sight of God mid our Father.-"
AN I*l'|'ERES'l‘ING ADDRESS. flu Wednesday evening an intensely
interesting lncture was delivered by Miss Robertson, of St. John, a re- turned nivlssion-ary from Japan. Miss Robertson spo‘:e on the -movement that is on loot in Japan' for the cvnngelisotlon ol that country in threev years. This movement arose out oi what is called the Continua- elon Ponmittue of the Edinburgh Conference, wiiieh was 9, world's mis- sionary conference. f The outcome of th'at Conference was the “Continua- tion Committ¢»a," of which Dr._ -J. l'.. Mutt is Cha/irman. The idea is to form "continuation committees” in all the mission fields in the world, and Dr. Mutt has been responsible for 'th'e oi-g'nnisat:lon of ii large number oi these in many parts of' the world. A year ago he visltni Japan for this purpose and called together repre- sentatives of missionaries and leaduny Ilaymen of the Japanese churches. The conference lastedflctf .three days and was highly satisfactory, and Dr. ‘Mutt wat not_'_n little enthusiastic in ni_s,r porl. of .lt. \He said that he
.lconlideres the Japanese the most
open-mln' ed people of the East and he thought the time was ripe for a great -m_o'_vemcn_t in Japan. Dur- ing the i‘-cnferqniis the Japanese comr- ‘_niittee. _brought in e report ee nie _l`v.illf_¢¢1'!iYer_e`\\`_ce‘.that “in view of the ameri remained alexa. christian
Neil, Westminlster Church, Toronto, witlruf‘¢’V,-1:\1\i'“a:iroft'her thai Rev. Prim- I
Cilml Baird oi Winnipeg College when _ __ '
declared ineligible as his name was ` _
not on list. commissioned to attend
the Assembly.. The names on which vote was taken were Dr. Herridige,
Principal Gordon of Montreal Col- i
lege -and Bev. D. D. McLeod of Bryon. in accordance with custom o standing vote was first taken as be tween Principal Gordon and McLeod, the latter heiiiig declared choice than
slmil-or vote was taken between Mr. _ 0; Mi-.i.r~r.ri ...in Dr. Herriage, the letter Heefllefl Of which 34 *.000 Should be being the ohoioo by an overwhohmmg allotted to families of the crew 'rms majo,ity_ is the estimate given to the Lord
Mayor of Liverpool by Mr. Douglas Fraser Actuary connected with thc
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LIVERPOOL, lllne' 4-Iii orilei to
ants of victims of the Empress of Ireland sinking, ii su n ol' iS~Jll0_0il0 is
aigamats with South Cape Breton.
iuinii uiiiuiiiin “I0 “l “If “AI” v
_ - `°°""“ 0 _ _ (Ca_miud.iai_; .S_*rcss) ,~<=».~»~ ' r _ ' I , .U ‘IB_'ZC, - une --funeral of the VARA ~C(,§f,;“di,°n I rissevith __ members of the crew of the crew of arrivm .t Malin ‘ER T hs the Empress of Ireland which was ,_ ,§, , ° H Y 0 “fm” ”“ not iiientifirri .mn rain... charge of a mlm on or uerta from the by relatives will be held here 'l'hurs- German steamcrs Bavaria and Yplr-'day ,,,umi,,g_ The C_ .y,_ R_ Wm.,,,,y
th-ere is' a display of optimism alll ‘
Sir Adolphe Bouohim, of Quoy_,ec_ with imnistraticn of thc_ Prohibiltion Act George Vaux reorcsenting the B,-.itioh in regard to the said county, re- Igoord of T,-ado sitting _ao advisory suuied its in-rguiry nt the buuiirierside merriher. The Crymniission will hc as- C0“l`¢ HOUSE 00 W”d“°BdaY ‘“°r‘““l~" giotod hy, two Nautical AsBooBor5_ H with the Commissioner, llis Honour, Marine Engineer and a Naval firchi- Jlllli-lf; Mclleodi 011 the Bench As tect. The selection of men for these hciorc, the Attorney Gmleml (HOW positions ls not yet ammnnc@d_ IJ. A. Mathieson) represented the It is expected the ilrst session will (`F0W‘fl. M@SFll`S-- Bemley and B011 Liu’
not be hold for ten rlnyn .at least, Temperance Alliance, and .llessrs K
iuion Wrfrk Commissions officials inrulicated in the Cllafges
(Canadian Press) In the meantime Capt. liinklsuy, Dom. J. Martin. SU“0l1'l; and llyfllll thi*
' _ - ' ` ~. r, is hold- ` ` ' ' I
provide adequate relief for descend- ing privagn preliminary invegmga. The ;.-renter pnrt of the day was
tion. occupied with the )ien.rin»i; of _the evi-
;___...____,_. dence of the Rev. ‘.\lr. Wilson. thi!
Field Secretary of the Provinc ul
Alliance |~,y whom the cliur;,'es in
question have been brought, who had been on the stand for nearly"
» Y ' ' three hours on the previous day. ' He spoke nt first with regard to
` the crises which were tr‘ed at Sum-.
merside :ind about the conflict sis
____ to authority to criniliict the prosecu-
tions which had occurred between
(Canadian Press.) MY- Blmtley und Mr. E. Stroiig. imll
_ the ro osed settlement .mil oth€‘1`
' QU-anim, June 3. Firirii com- .. P T’ _ ' ' '
---- plot" gguros ioouod by the C_ P_ R__ circumstances wliicli had lcd to the
(Canadian Press.) d'i,i?'ii§?ctr OIioti;lil§1;hEnlmrE6Sf Ireland glsdgdhlnulidllil ileiiilrilliie Ii);OEh;\;u;:>T:
O'l"l`AW/., June 4.- The redisti'ib\u- _ __ (Canadian Press.) _ loo; ,,,,ds 4,32 .suvid oss O I 8 to be umus and public property. Ho than tion Bill sceirns to be all oil for this Mm"T'm'Al‘- June 4_.- Enquiries, ,;.h__r__ wexie H6- ' _ niilimitted n list. he had made up sessiom The com,,mty_ee met tou;gh,t_ are hcini; made as to indeutrty oi c__ew‘8,__`__r'd ___ f_;l,0__l_’““s‘f{_‘§°‘5 “"0 fm," the books of _\-t_,p,m,“_.,,.y and the Liberals refused to assent Steerage passengers 0" the F’"‘lW‘3“” 5,-ot o,,y,,,, 368 second S147 tx?-,_r_1esc1‘;_d Wright of nonvli_ctiou_e ohtiainril iiiider to the iiiiul arrangement. It was an-yo( Irelalld “"h°9° bodl' “es in the nincers' "ind chew 233 “vii 'X 5. ' the Prohibition Act since l‘.ll2. novunceil nt tlie close that the Billldeath h""‘“` “t,Q“el?e° S9 “amy .MT class 50 sec A smpg' mt nointiug out the iiistnnces ivnere lin would go over until next session. The wmgosod that ldenuncgdtmn is lm' 532- officéys n§m;,.e:,:af;o 2?' thlrfl had not been able to find it rrcorrleil only points in dispute were the dis-'vflsslble' The “Tan 15 th°““"`llt t“ od 'deao mi class ‘cumin 'go ndenhu- as to \\'li=.t-her the hues imposed had pusxtinn of Russel County in Eastern llifgri ‘ll(lEl:1‘EealforeliherhiguizltBhvsghed 31.* third 30 ofliccrs and c;'e:ec01E2d "Wil paid ni' the iiltP!`\\F\tlVP- llY"I“°lS‘ OM-'-Irie. which it was pro oscd to " ‘ ' _ ' ‘eu ,' ' .. 1. wipe out, und Richmond D-in Nova body. m°.k"d “D these W0” found $0".¥lT$‘lsda;"Ta§tmR)R§SE ileftoqmlbec on o'l\llr:~TntW(il]si<?'Rcelli~as siiliniittri to ii Scotin which it .wus proposed to am- 200 In wus and gold com' I l0'WSi First class a99“5(i;:gg(1a'S girl- ‘curl-liv ri~os=-rxaminai.i<~,ii bv Mr.
third T13, ofllceirs and,crew 413 tel Martin, who had the witness still Ou
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GATION
SUNIMERSIDE
the stand when the adjournment was taken. ‘
.lt an interval in Mr. Wllson's
cross-examination, the evidence was taken of Mr. John Anderson, 8 mem- ber of the Alliance, and Mr. George Barbour, of Alberton, u ciynstalbte. .\lr. Anilerson's evidcnce_prinoipailly related to the appointment of Mr. Bentley as the Attorney of the Alliance in regard to these prosecu-. tons, the iiitncss making it clear that the Government took no Part in the proeeedini;s-and allowed the Alliance to appoint its own counsel to conduct the prosections. Mr. Anderson also said that the Govern- ment approved of Mr. llentley’s ap- pointment by the Alliance, and next he referred to the conflict that had taken place in both Cliarlottetown, and Siinimersidc, wit-h the attorneys that regularly acted for the Prose- cutors in regard to Mr. lientley’s appointment.
Mr. Anderson spoke oi having ill
‘formed the Attorney General of Mr. Bent1ey’s appointment as Attorney in these cases, and of the l'atter's al?- provnl. He was crossexamined by Mr. Mathieson to show that suvh conversation :is had occurred he- twcen then. was in reriard to the C011' duct of the crises in (harlottetown. and of Mr. Smallwood's displlucelmentf by Mr. Bentley, the Attorney Gener- ul stating the lie never l¢I\€W I-hul- thr-re were cnscs io be brought l" ‘siiuunersiile :ind other parts of the Province until he was on his wav hack from Ottawa Mr. An.derSon's reply wus that his recollection and iinderstainiling of the matter ' were that it was made clear that Mr. B=ntl.g-_v was to he the A\lia'nce's At- torney in all the cases they intended to brine tlirougihoiit the Prnvinct-
Tn.. inquiry ad‘,our_ned to 10 a. in.
Thursday. __ v____ _ _ __ A (Continued on page three)
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SIIITI IEIIISI UIIEEN ll THE PHIIICE EIIWIHII
exhibition in'-Queen Victoria’s i‘C`1ET\ discovery of gold in Australia; Flor
Queen \`ictoria’s first baby; the at- tempt cn Her li/la.iesty‘s life; the first
Ollie Of f'/he lBI`é;_ alil'l1r;|'1co5_ and Ceflwnly one of the nest satisfies in
anga and with receipt o' news, that ' _
another consignment arm; had beenfu expenses' ‘ ‘gf Tstory of the Pwnc” .Edwmd disembarked on west of the coast, (Canadian Press) ea re W"5 th*_‘I7 Yvlllch Wil-1198586
the production, in hlni story, of the
the National Palace. These arrivals MONTREAL' Jun” 4-V' R‘ H' rc' 60 years reign of \'i°t°"i“ *-110 5000.
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h _ h _d 1 _d S oruins crivpd _word that the_hoi‘1y_of a_little 155|; evening Much had been. sam of
ave c eere peop e, an a d _ bearing arms and RUB-“led by Picked girl tmth 31 stmllg xgdnmu? ,dent\;;r.th° °“°c°55 which flttendlifl the Dre-
tr ops Passed, through the 9ities Wm? as e ony ..a 'B 0 _ s°ntat'.i°n °f this graphic and h`15t°r' thgy were greeted with cheers fron: °at"‘_" ll“§_,ll9_9I1 l;i_'_l:“l`l 051 `l»l\¢_¥_ lWB°l1,i¢al picture story in England and in populace and. sh-outs, “Down with ?t Lltt_li;_ .__eti__s;__ebece l_i_<_Y_eYbW_‘ilm__l;§.fh° IBFSEF Canadian cities and those with Yankee invaders." It is ex- 0‘"“'“" 'Y 0 - - I 9.3' “__ ,who saw it last night were able to
M _ on th t Huerta have drifted fifteen mi es from e realize fully the secret of its success.
p ct .d in 61160 y . 8 - wlllebe well able to withstand at- scxlfn oghtg; Empreds Wreck before OUP Of tl1e_ "N150 eventful l>Bl‘l0l'lS in-
.tacks constitutionslists. co g 8
British history.. one of the longest
'--"*" reigns, one of the most pictur aqua
| ,Stages in the Court life oi' the British
Empire wus graphically unfolded in living, moving pictures with much
-- realism and with wonderful ildillty
,(.__n__di____ ,,reB_,, _to life. Among the incidents portray.
RYE N \’ .lunc 4-.\ailiu~ under ed were th” f°u°wi""'
(Calla ""1 .. ' ' " . _ I* Th . Q. li ldin her first
Mo-N'|'nsAi.~. June 4-1‘1f~"»\>f°==l‘I“f= el-"ost reflect '=""‘l“1"““' “°“°“' rivc ymdR§i1~ ueggrerfeii K t wen-
` , _ - _ D y C0 , Un Fi
Out °HflY l°d“Y ‘lid ‘l““‘a"? "‘° .thc °l‘°'l' "°l°“‘l°” ‘°“"l“'° "““’ll' “etc” ' i Aiiiey- uri lui..-.ii i Hyde Chutes of the llouiiuion (mal (»0m‘ ed _/\. rl. (ochrancs Yachts Vanitle, "‘l“_5__‘"” ’ i _ fllli _sa _ "0 _
- I . St r- . _ _ f . 7 Pmli, the privi LGF 0 I1 _H000
pany at the wl""f . “hom tm; sh horn tlnmy m ll;EcAi'(hlericri’s iroriieous State bull: the weildini; of
ruin is iyioiz. The offzriv 0 ° feet 60008- “ll ` t' o....~{. vieiori i... Prince /iuiert; the llrc is \\\l`l“\0W"' mm dclcndler' ufxamst .mp Und first .telerziwnlia stiitioii; the hustiniri
Shamrmk lV` Tmhwis mc? nmlwc I f cl tl thc chiintefnin' of
ie o cc rm; ` ' L
, I he yochts very evenly miitclied. mul
wma- mnimmf Def" l’l°“‘°“* °
"The mlm who is afraid To take his stand 1110116
Hue wishes to trfvfill Where thi- greatest mimlher so Should hasten to P0912
Beneath' a stone
iam- the great majority
Of msn are dead."
Only the strongi and <l°f»°\`ml"¢<\
candidate' will W1" l“.'*l““ l!"°‘“' ‘~“‘*' . - i ii 'ft.~ .mira t .ii ei ai
me nt votel The who" vert” mls Egleiiywhlhhgt sth: ggoayizmdnkdrgrisszigzatlznz lsliflb “lil that; -area1r?mbleaEoB(;edTireI wEATI_;ER'_The weathur WTS Ibmuzht tn the canoe" mmmgef Mig ntititlacting the universal atte-ntion'enough subscriptions to complete nn- .`|;,m8¥tB,.nd wk ylfhcommg °|"'“‘.l7 in
` ' - 'I "mud during the bu" day ut hs' f th' readin public of Prince Ed-'other they will he allowed the pro. Itlfiilnfednolm tl? ` Rmwy mm com mlllrch 'Ill Jlpwri YQ' >&9--“°°°°"'I°l°'°' "f °pp°"'“n“'y Parma' om 0 de Il ndg d the si\rroundln¢'D0rtional vote for instance if a can- Th L ldur "‘ e mg L *mm li I t"¢p‘:r~“““'Imbv°mmt mum not help but notice me d°te\l‘IwM¢ B n an dldate should have six one-year sub-I t $2t'> e Wm be mst? tm! mg-ming h. int? by :ill minded _cDiri:_oi the eandid:°t:_s.in th; ¢0u1\ F7. lcdptions the total vote would he ov ___ _.___. hog: :_ci_;i_;i__rto\\ _nts gélv. _:(2 bn Q _ft-to `,_- __ I _oc-operat vc great contes, everyone s s _ ' _ _ _ _ o ii . a -“°°‘° °° °~"‘°° °° M '“° “"“° “mc ”°“ “‘““ :1'.i'.i’;°:’..;:.°2;.:l“‘;.:“'1.‘:.“: 3;: f».;f;,‘;".".‘:. . __ . ._____ ,_ mow _ every can _ _ _ _ ,, _
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contests! this kinu. New we miistlirivlllh '1 ° “°° Wumg _a H “___ , ' lhe first quarter of the moon was look about us, immmrie is goin: to than at an! °*b°*_ ‘I _W onmwnmow on Monday. .nine ist, at 1.0:; ,..m. _m. is itrouf rin. rms nina ~dar|`°<>°lf¢. mfr __r,°¢°_,°f all °‘_°fY °°“° - rum wiu 1,.. ,, iiii, inner. ri.. iiien-
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Everybody E”R;trliI:°Ritittii;alidv?The|RrRelp You Get u Club of Two-Year Subscribers .
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glmgxgughetig hL;x;n?lseEwtii`eu0daiitgeystlgornblnéd together for you to Secure dgpm-tmp;-_f, hafdccided to only cut .extra votes und will be ns follows!
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sighs thserytlllile. va'1‘h§ irhterest in 4 six manth, sirbs 90,000 the grant contest, has reached 5, per- 4 (lue yearly subs. ......1l‘lll.000 igd of excitement. far reaching nu'y» 4 Tivo yearly Subs. .., E-30,000 thing that has ever- been attempted - on this Islamld. On every This is your one great chance, you corner, at every public meeting and can secure as many Clubs as you
I energetic candidates who are-‘be termed the Club 00°F. ll Wlll l-Elie;
'yesterday was 59 compared with 52i
bledc ‘ death of the Prince Consort;
1877; Gordon’s last stand ni; Khar- toum; the grant Victorian Jiiliilcc; V|'ctoria’s last appearance iii Public.
.\`o one should miss this great
urday night.
IIIIL. SAM HUBIIES
IIIUSTS SURPRISE
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Mf)N'|`[ll‘}A|1, Juno 3.- Friciiils ni
tlu. liiiih Riiginiint. of Muiitirlil z-ii‘e coiicrriirvi rizgurililiiiz ii uiiiiiwscil rirllcr from (lol. Hum llirrglies foifflildiiig thc llcginii-nl. taking part in the iliiriiiis flhririti l'ui`iide. The i‘ci.<i'm0nl. Is ciiiii- posrvl of i‘:itli<»liri-i null has hccu uc- cllslniiicil in tnkiing part.
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I‘l°lKING, Juuc 4.-A rlesputcli from unchow, Province Kiinsu, reports _that White Wolf, thc notorioiu-i bi'i'p,'- ind, has looted :ind sci. flrc in tlif- liwn ul Nlngrhow. Missioiiarlcsund
mi-riciins are safe but Christian
lalllance Station was l>di'iied'.'
[HE HEATHER
THE TEMPERATURE
TIDE M008.. ETC.
TORONTO, J-i_i.ie 5.-Maritime:
Fresh to strong winds; showery.
The highest ten.peruture reeoriled
lime night before. At il a. ni. it was 53 and 5| p. ni. 40.
morrow morning and Sunday nf,
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iIall0we'rn nt, Balmoral; (`li\‘irlcs' Dick-cus meets Iler Majesty; Prince of. nllenly made Tuesday nta_meetiug_ of Wales critically ill; Indian Diirlmr iiilthc \vomnn's social political union,
treat. It will be repeated this even- ing in two shows at ,the usual hours. 7.15 and 9. There will be a special matinee Saturday at 3 p. m. and the last appearance will be on Sat-
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rice Nightingale at the Crimea; the (Canadian Press) Indian mutiny; rifle shooting at Wim-
LO.\DO.\`_ June 4-The charge that
Militant s\ii’li‘agcttes were drugged that they might lze forcibly fed was
Iby Mrs. fllilrlreil Mansell, one ol the orguiiizers of the iliilitant socllill' who presided. She gave ir\SluH0€S where suffragettcs were dfllglicd and while sleeping from the effects were forcibly fed. .The society issued e ,warning to women entertaining mem- bers of the British Cabinet that if Iiuey continued to harbor such men
'amy must bear the consequences which are certain tc be serious-
HAMPIIIIT MIIITAIIIIY r
LONDON, 'June 4.-“I will lic on
steps of the House of Commons without food or water until Asquith consents to receive that deputa- ¢i0n_" This threat was uttered hy Sylvia Pnnkhurst at a meeting in Limeliurst tonight. She declared she will carry it into effect should suf- frgettes fail in their attempt to see the I‘rimc Minister on June lllth. Other speakers defied the Govern- mont which they denounced as alone respoiiuiliilc for niilitaiicy and dis- waters which followed in its train. ~iii;;g-cst.i<ins were mailc of wholesale Biir~.c|i<iinricn to bring the Government to rciiliv.utloii oi' womens cause.
GIIIllIlNIlIlIII PAHTI
(Vaiiziilian l'ress) I (‘f)llN\\'Al.l.-, -Iuiic 4-The U\\k-c Mid »Diichess of Connniight with l’I‘iuCeSS 'l"ntrici,, nrrived here tmlny and re- ceived .. grcnt welcome.
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"Uee Pure Gold Vanilla, Govern- ent standard. 2759.
“STALLION NUTWOOD Will l8aV`¢ his owncl"s ` stables, North Rivet, ‘June sth, for Bonshaw, thence to Iienslngton, ncconling to posters. Byrne Bros. 2729-6-25121.
“What kind of terms would suit
you tn purchase ii typewriter.. 'It may he worth your while to talk it over ivitl. me-rlg‘ht ttuims to the right people. A Milne Fraser, Hali- fax. N. S. 2750.
"I WISH T0 have my friends
know that I am in the Guardian ¢onf- teat and would solicit any subscrip- tions that the people in or out of Charlottetown would be willing to give to me to help me win the GRAND PRIZE OF, $800.00 or other prizes. Thanking everybody ict all favors. I um. Bflht J. L. Gnrnhlllh.
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