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1.-,,u,,,,|,,,__ is ,, mt ,,¢ ig, ,,,,,,,.:__ d,,,,,, 0, ,_,,, ,,,,,,,,,, circuit NEW YORK. June is.-Delis rex. 'mann iuvnns .inns 16.- 'rn Lovnos an nm

._ . , _ . 0 -' , June 16.-Mrs. Emme-

men nf di|¢_|~|°¢| mi N¢'.' BN" _i»:. _mag Summa, Hm of we _________g___ S21'-____;e__ai-_i:_ :___ famous musical coniedy City of Three Rivers and the military, line l’iinkliul‘st has again starved har wick andffrtnbl `N!8ud MUNI* ,towll circuit be placed on the Jeru- from ucut ii? i mtl samtmmm hem camp of Montreal Inmmry Regiment' way out ul ian' The mmunn' '"mm` odist Con Olfehde 6Ultod‘ at Batur- sittin circuit. i ‘ 8 K ge” °“' h°"° Were Visited by the worst tliu.n- gette was released from HOHOWBY day aftarnnéuil ~ “nop come* ii- Tint Comennce be requested ___ """*"-'---- der storm in years, late this after- this afternoon owin to ill liealt

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c ; - -‘ =\-1.,--, ‘ _ iv “auth it f noon. More than half the camp was I0 llllllgsr strike.

guts John--Rev. _H-. E. '_l_‘hon'ias. :gy :M .g“;!;,5,¢°?,l;-,bnglz Qgéfgxegg I levelled to the ground. Supplies and --_..._.._.____

i~‘rnierici»n-'»11»v.‘Neu- Mvusuiiisn. in R \~ . . bvddl

_ 5 e ev. W. R. Kirby-, notv s mem- _ ___ng \vere _strewn about and thor-

W_oo_§l_f_:_;;e_k_-_;.l?V.wgm___Pe:iue. My 9|. tin, weshyan mmodist Con 003 y water soaked In the town

U A ‘ 1, ~_. B;-imm "mna i th W tl' ° the power wires are down sad no Sackville--Rik.. S. Hoviard. 'Tires nSup‘;i~in:;1id:ndtm‘ light i” ‘"°'“i"°" 1°’ t“'° d“ B Tl*

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i'-it stai>heu-Rev G F Dawson and the p,-,,,,d,,,t °' Mi"’i°“” -- F001 01 the Dominion Convent w

_ ' . . . .- _ . ' s

U______lOttd__6wn_.R.v_ Thomas M_____ ____ _“___ of Conference he (Canndi _ blown off; M n

PD ed an Press) any houses suffered sim-

siisii, 1 ‘men tc iiii &lnB°?,';;2;‘:§°§___';<; __l;§_<_>_;1i§1_¢;> orivrawa, .inns is-uni. Lora ""1" treatment from ins wins which _.__ _qumn-mrgida--Rav, G, M_ Young the Conference and any that may ____ Brooks arrived this morning accom. h_l_°W W1l;_li hurricane velocity. In comp (Canadian Press.) rinsncisi. secretaries ni the various our ,n,,,,,g th., ,.,,,,,_ v P“"*°‘\ by “HH vilivcr Maier Hewnru “ Wm' *ld heel) Bvrwd in the mess i.EEDs, angi., .inns is-sir nd.

.ii:ir_i_ct_i: wa-e ele_cte§ .ii_s_»ioili_>_:-s;- That the S,,,,e,_mem,e__t of M___ _gym _oi _the__I»i_nusshniii cavalry on f_°,“';,__g“2‘Hf;“f_w1_¢h the Hrst__f\1ll_b1ast wnrd Carson, the leading spirit in S _ o ii-‘_ av. .~ . nksr n. sions ,mt him eu , sw y o e awaws. ff" Pelli Wen 0" . Bud the iight against ii me r i 1 1--_ FrederlUtoll_~'Rev‘.' Thomas Hicks. _ with the sup;inten3e§‘€";‘;‘“_:;l_§:;1_l_?_l; t__L0rd Brooks will take command of me T135 P01?" snapped nk? mnchel- land, was struck uno the llleitld ua Woodstock-Rev. George Ayers. O; the Pr , _ _ _ e voavalry brigade recruited from ‘_" 0" C0 lapsed burying every- mingle thrown i, ,,,,,,,,, unkno N, _ 1 -° ‘ - vew if . ~ _ ' ., ' e nson swn (.hntham___R_ev F A wlghtman _ _ ____ esby_teI‘ian Chuieh with a Central Eastern Ontario Illini! beneath it No serious iniuries sun while h w y hi wt” lthr _,___ Bmphan____R°v_ R Omm ___ the <:_a__:yre_r; 3_1: _zr_i_¢;_r_i_i;___r.;_i___§he workl E'l"his is the first step to inte,-chm,ge were sustained but a number of men town hall Saturday night ,{_____0____,: Hnckville--Rev. A. D. McCully. _ The Rem _,_ W Aikens ________- ___ F nglish and Canadian Officers, as “ml” cut and bruised by falling tents. cession which wus formed on his ar- Charlottetown-Rev J Heaney ' ' I 9°” ‘"5 BPFBHZBG last ear b th ‘

. . . the G IB d __ _ Y_ Y e Minister of

Hummerside--Rev. H-, Jahnson. Morale’;§:_`;‘o_m°°;`__e:>_f ggxpfrgnce s,nd'1vi,1i1;m with vlew to 0\,t,,,,,,,,g tm. -_--____~.._.. mm md h d ,

rival met with considerable obstruc-

The sabbath school District Sec,.e_ t ___ 1 HB an in- the Canadian Corps the advantage of ionist lead: iivadniigtsodefigdudlylehvirt

tnrles appointed' were:- o:_T¢:___;lg_m_e_d_dress to the conference modern ideas in practical field train. , ' ' - ~ ~

p tant department of the ng L______ Brooks has _“___” _______ 0___ and will continue the campsiillll

. _ ' l ' _ r against Home Rule iii the provinces.

Sh John____Rev_ Gilbert Earp f_l;"_'_i’;1‘;d"_lH_7_|_`:B» Btgi l;_:e£i10Gco2clusion oar for Field Marshall Sir John Anti-home Rulers carried the Union Fredericton-Rev. O. Flemington, moved and th; R V J' H' ~ H053 French \`0<!0l\t|Y- . ,Jack in the procession and ilurin the. Woodstock-Rev. G. A. Ross. e - » whey sec- ~

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Chatham-Rev. J. Biickville-Rev. G. St. Stephen-Rev. Charlottetown-Rev Bummerside--Rev.

Ives onded the following rpotiorp which

S_ CFML' i That the Ooniei'ence_has heard with - ...__ E_ st lem sstisfactioin and gratitude the excel- ' '

- , 1 E Dresen . he sublect un

The Rev. J. Heaney wus clected_tx;____};°;'_' Ml; Mk°:_°» __““d "eJ0iC8 U1 from various points in southeastern! der discussion was the estimates for (Canadian Press.) Treasurer of the Epworth League d “B en “C eve K" thi* Will! Olllilurope indicate widespread eurth- the current year and the dinerent CARDIFF, wales, June 15-Jrhe Fund: the Ram G_ M_ Young letter a vunced legislation and other re- uake sh k '

_ _ fl oc s. items of expenditure and revenu Terra Nova, Captain Scott's Antarc-

writm. 0| the gouge,-ance, and the Rav, flllifemeufi during the year; that it; Sofia. Bucharest, Philiipupoili and brought out an interest' ' e l-‘i0 Shi . li d

‘__ __ __ tm _ mg d,Bcussi0n_ p relic e here toduy from

l<‘. Stabbings and M. A. Lindsay were fm" 3 9 B_0l’D0l‘t\1\11ty of con- several towns in southern Hungary n full report of which is regrettebly Utd” New Zealand. C0111-“lg DY WHY appointed on Enrolment Committee. ‘Wing t0 MP- A1--sus its apprecin- felt the effects but with nn serious crowded out of this issue and will “f th” Strait "f Magellan- Th°“““"d"’

(ln u motion, the thanks of the UU" Of the Services he has rendered liuiiingc. appear to-morrow. Among the items lined the docks and met the surviv-i Conference were extended to Rev. D. V’ th” “WSG 0| femllorsnce and mural &--~-- '

_-- inost cloiluently discuss d we th- mg ""e""’°“' °t th” e"p°°uu""'

R (mowen fm. me faithful and em. relorm since ‘his appointment ns Assn- iirnhoscd e re L

_ . _ _ ` ' vi>~ " ti i ‘_

cient service rendered by him to Con- °"1t\0\1_ S¢Cl‘0t8-l‘Y. and extends tn keep of Vllhtiixrljifmalgns gr the \'m_

ference as SecretIll`¥-

The following were appointed Con-

ference visitors to Mount: :Allison ln- utitutions:-'-Revs. George Dawson, R. sf Crisp, Harold Goodwin. H. Pierce, G. A. Seller, J. L. Dawson, E. ,H. 'l‘urncr. H. Rice, and Thomas Mar- shall. Col. F. S. Moore, Messrs. C.F. Myravish, J. J. Weddnll, J. Lind- sny, Henry Smith, J. Clawson, C. A. Sampson, D. Ei. Thomas and Prof. Steele. .

Conference then adjourned to__ Mon-

ilny morning.

YESTERDAY ‘S SES SION ‘

Conference 'resumed its- sittings V99'

terday morning at nine o’clock inthe First Methodist Church, as formerly. when Conference opened the chi" was occupied by the Rev. James Urisp, but after devotional exercises it was taken by the General SulJ¢\‘° intendent, the Rev. Dr. Carman. ‘ The Rev. Arthur Whiteside, the Se- cretary, submlttedthe report of the Vins; Meetings Committee, which af- ter being referred back to the Com- mittee for some revision, was adopt- ed as ‘followed

That. Whoflss the Class Meeting

has proved itself to he the best means for growth in grace on the part of membership of our church and has largely been the recruiting

him its God speed in his new field of labour as pastor of the Metropoli- tnn Church of Toronto.

FRATERNAL GREETINGS.

At this stage several delegates

from the Presbyterian Church and the Charlotvetown Ministerial Asso- ciation who had been deputeil by their respective bodies to convey hearty greetings to Conference, ad- dressed' the Conference. On behalf of the Presbytary of P. E. Island, thc Revs. Dr. Fullerton and G. C. Tay- lor, and Mr. T. C. James spoke in turn, expressing cordial feelings tow- ards Conferende, wishing them suc- cess in their work, and the sympathy of their denomination 'with the Me- thodist Church's move in the mutter of union.

The Ministerial Association were re- presented by Dr. Fullerton and Rev. J. F. Floyd, the latter ol whom add- ed his greetings to those of the other speakers and also spoke with allpfuvr al of the union question. = It was moved by the Rev. J. L. Dawson and carried that a comimittcq ‘be appo nted to prepare an address

in recognition of the attainment by

_ the Rev. J. T. Dienstadt of the iubi-

lee of his ministry..

The President as Secretary of the

Supernumarary Fund Committee D1‘0~ sented the report in reference to that

lU”0““d »f0l` the leadership otits var' committee. The statement showed less enterprises. °=P<->°l““Y mf °“' the amounts subscribed by the ‘sv- ministry, and that.. in order to duly mari of sums exdeodlng $5, and the adhere to par. 79, section 3. Dose

41 of the Discipline: We therefore re- commend that the Conference advise that the class meetinz be l'°Bt0\'°d *-0 its original place of honour and use- fulness. We also recommend that, according to section 11', page 126 of the Dis-_ cipline, and in view of the urgency to_ meet the demand for Christian W01`k everywhere throughout our land evBl`Y encouragement be given to fvfweffl this most necessary and wise provi-_ sion of our church with regard to the' office work of the local preachers. The Childrsn's Fund assessmvut

total list of the subscriptions by the ministers, the assessments of whom were all shown to be all fully paid, totalling $8,200.

The statement of the Contingent

Fund was next submitted to Confer- ence. showing the amount of receipts to be $625.10, including a sum of $25 realized by the collection taken at the service at the First Methodist Church on Sunday. There was a bal- ance of $16657 shown to the credit of this Fund, 'which was stated to hai/_e been paid towards the liquida- tion of the debt in regard to this

The principal evidence given at the

fed them, etc., and in the next state-

eral moved for a stay of proceedings which motion court granted, the some being entered upon the records oi the Court. The prisoner was dis- charged upon his own recognizance in the sum of $2,000. The effect of this proceeding is that the accused may be tried at the next or any subsequent session of the court on this same charge. Attorney General and Mc-

, _ ,Fundj The Committee also made tl1€'Quai~rie, K.C., for Crown; McCallum

was Preethted by U20 RSV- 56"” following recommendations which for px-isonen The next a,,,i18B¢¢,r1m_ Crisp- whivh WHS HB f°1‘°W°‘“S‘- ' were approved by Ccnferencer. inni case, time nf the King vs. Ed- Johni St- JUN! di°“`i°t» $1053 Fred' ~ TDM- ik "HW Ol th0 Clllims UPU” gal' Cannon, on a charge ol stealing ericton disti`i°t. $43; WDOQBUOCK dis' the Fund,‘the income should not be and conspiring to steal s pair of trict, $25; Chatham, $35; SBCKVUW less than $535, and that the Secret- black foxes, was next taken up and district 3531 St- 3501511511 d|9U`l°5»lary-Treasurer prepareand forward to the jury empannelled. One witness, a $24; Charlottetown, 857;- S\lr11m°\" the financial district meetings the ap- man named Langhille, keeper of the side, $34, the total being $375. portlohmentg 'upon that basis, that ranch from which the foxes were This was also adopted. the Treasurer and the Rev. Thomas stolen, was examined ‘before the court

. COMMITTEES, REPORTS Hicks be authorized to borrow sufll- adjourned for the day.

cient money to meet all liabilities

When court resumes this morning

The nextreport submitted was that The Bev. H. S. B. Strothard pre- the msc will again he taken up.-J.

ei the Committee en 'remrershce and

sentel the report of the Statistical

M0;-513510;-m_ as gg the election of Filnd Committee, particulars regard- UNIVERSITY 3(i0 YEARS OLD district sec ' ` `

was the

That

fourth

flilbfm

that the grant

, That no tions of

‘limi

be et

merged

and

ed in The Guardian.

,antics in regard go this ing which have already been publish- *_*

nunsos iivniiis, June, 16.- 'ree

i - ‘ ' - of the tri-centennial of

O°”‘.‘“m°° ‘ r°p‘,’:; uyxlznrafioit,-all: t#?i?el;:>¥>1gi.i;lii:ie::8?ii ililflilgfiggsity ei Cordoba, the nicest

and receive? W its ulcer: for the ensiii ear also in the western hen-iisphere, began st mendawmsh `ali"e§d' ublished i thlrgayeoliimns Cordoba to-dey with B great gather-

Nquestvot the was nzxtpsuh ltted and rsceived for inn of delegates from famous institu-

M til): 133;! recoi-d‘on` tliemminutes ‘ tions 0! Warning “"°“gh°“t the

fi-gm The minutes of the Ministerial Sas- world. Founded by Fray 'l‘Bl0 de

i ' _` bl i 1513, the University of

with regard to zfignlrfwgz lnesxili' altl1ollM;yw3?euf’1f’2i;l- §?:l>il}d‘ol‘iaa isn tW\m¢Y'lll“'¢° YW" °ld°" eu;:g:°'to Gas-I dent, Rev. Mr.iEWlon, of the lay- than Harvard, the oldest university

men memberd of the Conference Spa- in N031* Am°"i°°- Ma” M. Aran'

_ _ _ _ ' f: dl tiiguisbed men have A If A :d:il1'ilft‘f':i6l:'>,f*:li% tggngfittggrtonsisvtgd ssflsgxatedsfftvm Cordoba, includ- m°d°,,§n “ff 12?; ' he said ui tbe`~Presiris'nt~¢iie secret- ing President Avellansdf-i.

rcu 1 ' '

5 man and secretaries oi districts and CONVENTION OF _.

m “_ ave other persons of the Conference, “ 5H_(f__’:_lf{_AKER S UNION

Pomemon ;l:gh:`?®b: td 'gheuiltiiiliilirii I MONTREAL, June 16.--Delegates

Maman tlvnif he made ul follovr: Messrs. W. from all f-11° imP°'*"““l ““°° "”‘““'

Rev. B. W. ,.

__ ary at the Conference, and the ,chair-

i _ ~ . . _ _ I tm-1 ¢ mntrss of Canada and the

“W” "°d"w i(£;ht:id?nld' gf 2. iffifiteansisies sre_ :_t:e;fl_i_;i_g_t_l1_; Qtr; _ who ture accosted by Confer- nial convention 0

' I t national Union, which

y$;E:,r:d ig “this city tcrdaif fora “Ninn that is expected to lui: a

ni' ten days In addition to the

prgsonml rwgyetklng b\lBllIBll Cf th! U'“°¢` the con; f tile? vention will devote much tim! to the _ _ _ , . ollld’ heidlscussion of w0l¥‘_“°“f°3’°mPd‘“f9"‘ -1- i ~ ' A ` F """""“"“""""""" '

HANDIUA1’ SHOOT

DAYTON, 0., June 16.-Amateur

and professional trap shooters, in- cluding nearly all of the best in the country, engaged in practice at the N. C. R. Gun Club grounds here to- day preliminary to the opening of the, Grand American Handicap tourna- ment. The tournament proper will begin to-morrow and continue until Saturday.

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taze at Kcppoch with fire place in

-- disorder it wus captured by ii wo-

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B. Gough. . `D BME Rnd (Canadian Press.) eil whs held last night, the full

'Moral Reform Department presented LONDON June, 15_Di,;pnt¢h@g Board hsin t 'I‘ _

ir suiiriEiisiof..::xs::;“ i1::;...:f:“.iili31'i?i§€55;£§; LEAGUE Ui 53035

_ "'-"‘ |50 $425; ltcpiiiiu-i to City Hail in.

(Spscin1hyl’lionc.) cirased from $75 tn $100; gpm", U,

iillMMl~lI{SlIll<l, June 16-When Su- Abcgweit Association S100 voted prcme Court resumed in i-innimni-shin .____._____ ‘

§_:l**_H\Ul‘Di“H the Cusc of thc _ King A spceinl meeting of the League of

. Je

_ _ muel Coghlan, charged with rc- thc Cross was held lest night to wel-_

ceiving stolen_ foxes, wus commenced ' ' cumc His Llordsliip Bishop 0'Leary.

before the Chief Justice and ii jury. _

A stage was erected in the handball

_ |(_-,_,nm“,,,, p,.,,,,s_) court, upon which sat His Lordship,

fH0l`"1fli§ session was that of Ernest w1NN1pE(;_ Mun June “_The Father Pius MacDonald, Spiritual Di-_ Stapleton who told the story of howiresult of UVM. \,o0B£i,,g the wést was rector of the Society, Mr. P. A. l1€‘1\INl Thomas Gallant went to t)ie_f¢,,md 5,, an ,muun which ,_lm,e En _ Smith. President of the Society, and runcli oz James E. llirch on Junuoryllish plumbers threaten go gage Fn.thei~ Maurice McDonald. 2`l\<i, lu t, and stole the foxes known against the city of Prince Anmrt _“__ The reception hall was beautifully. as the Bennett foxes, delivering thelaccuung nf mlleged misrepresentation dcc`01'utcd and illuminated. A large sume after taking them to E.C. Max- ‘made by walter E_ Gunn Secrets, arch of welcome, electrically illumin- iield. of Fortune Cove, but denied,n1 the Prince Albert Boarld oi' Tradey ated' was to be "en 1" the fore' g_l_’_5m"_°1Y__th4l5 the D!'iS0l10\‘ had l1!\Y~|'l‘hey charge that Gunn while in Eng- ground' while patriotic and emblems"

ng 0 o with the foxes after they i,md_ adv r '. tic hunting and stringers of the pu-

hsd been stolen, as far as he knew. lin all 1;nees_"i'?f‘,‘;yf(;xi,r§:,(,l1l,e,;1 £25;-kI;1;rf Pal °0l'~’\`B Welt* 11'- iflhlv displ&¥¢¢1. The tlrst witness at the niternocii,`piny,,,¢,,,¢ and came to prince Albert Mr. W. J. Hrawders, Secretary of 999510" YW Emest Gallant. agfid 7|on his recommendation. When they the dsgciety' read the address to His years, w one evidence, like that given ot there e ' L01' B ill. 0-Hd MF. P. A- Smith mode nt the preliminary examination. wns'§iuis; ni elseif nrhixfid silly? th” l"°“°“t““°“- “ "°““‘““1 3°” very erntic. Hs first made a state-icapiicity and now they will sue for “met Stand' with wine and water nicht denied the whole stoi' . Tlieilnmn n _ Cl`\l0ff4- about them, describing the ywuy hc*speiitiilgitiru(t'el(lhi;h§X|T:e(hTiZ_ tang? have His Lordship in replying said lic

was vcry happy to bc present to meet

ment denying the whole story. The PRINCE OF WALES the U“U10U° Y0\1“§ H1911 Of Ch“F1°f'\°‘ next and last witness iwas Russel HAS EXCITING TIMES town' He had he'-‘rd of the S°“i°tY Msxnelii, but from his evidence very -__ many times and not-hiss would be little was drawn out with regard to LONDON, June 16.-In the Alder- deaf” £0 his heart than their WBl- ‘tlie connection of the prisoner with shot training the l’riiice of Wales, f“‘"e~ He '195“""d them of his UBUTW the stolen foxes. The principal who is serving as a private, was tak- asslstance and °0`0P9"atl°“ ill an questions asked liim were regarding en prisoner during the maiioeiivres on the" 9H‘”`t,s‘ Hu spoke 5"°°""“g"’¢1y the disappearance und present where- Saturday, his rifle taken and lia was 91 th? pmlect of b“i1‘““8 B new ham abouts of his father, for whom a searched for dispatches. His captors .ln Wmcll he Would be Pleased l-0 EAW warrant has been issued on the did not recognize him. His corps re- evefy a°_8iBt“"°° D°“ibl°~ strength of Staplet0n’s "confession, scued him and the captors fied. The Excellent address” were dellwred but, from his answers, practically no Prince will take an official pert in "5" Rev” Pius “nd M“","i”° M°D°“‘ information was gleaned as to hisf English society this summer. um’ Messrs* Thomas Tm"“’r' ‘]°5°p_h ivhereabouts. At the conclusion of ___._______ F'l‘BI\l‘~ls. Ambrose Joy, R. F. Moddi- Maxilsld's evidence the Attorney Gen- GRAND _AMERICAN 1591*. Vi’-f¢l` U0l'l\`¢ *mil P- A~ B““U\~

A point eniphasizcd strongly by the

speakers was the need of a new build- ing which would aid thc society greatly in carrying on its noble work. The League of the Cross band ren- dered soine choice selections thrungli- out the evening.

BUTANIST Hill l

P. E. |SLlNi]

OTTAWA, June 16-The Minister of

Agriculture has appointed Mr. G. C. Cunningham as hotanlst and plant. pathologist for the study and control of potato diseases in Prince Edward Island. Mr. Cunningham will proba- bly condiict field laborut»oi'y work at Montague and other poimts in King‘s County where powdery s.cali has up- peared.

Mr. Cunningham is n born Canadi-

an, took his undergraduate work at the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, specializing in botnny and hacteriology. _In the fall ol 1909 he was appointed Scholar fn Bacterio- logy at the University of Wisconsin. Since 1910 he has been connected with the Vermont Agricultural Btn- tion formerly in charge of Dr. L- R. Johnson who has carried on proba-

periments with the view of control-

bly the most extensive serilen of_ ex-

ling potato diseases. _During the last e_ year Mr- Cunniushsm had chefs! 0! what tired nut, nm-r their i-xcitin the College and Experiment S-tation "Im,-ience_ 'pimin who wrre at th work in the Department of Patholo-

FOUR

A5 |ll`iB"Y feporteil iii yi‘sterduy‘s

Gunrdmfli the First Metliiidisi. Church, Prince Street, was the scene of an unusually interesting service on Sunday morning, when the four candidates who had been accepted at the present session ofthe N.i.i. and P. E. I. Conference for full connextion with the church, were ordained lu the ministry, viz, Messrs l<‘. 'I‘. Bert- ram. 'F. H. I-lolines, B. A., J. V. §|°‘xi9» U- A-, and George Somers,

The Proceedings of service were in-‘

tensely interesting and iinpiessive. Un the roi-itrum were Revs. lir. (Jur-

nioii, (the General rliipciiiiteiiilciit of the Cliurcli), G. F. Uitwsou, M. A__' (the Presiileiit of (‘mifcreiice)_ lir. W. H'. Hci»\ri.z,D.}t. (‘hi>wuii, (Seen-tiiry i.\` Conference) und H. E. 'Fliiimus (Jour- iial ‘elecretai~y.) I The four candidates for oriliiiutiuii were conducted by Rev. Mr. fieiiiiey to u pew at the henil of the iiirilu. Rev. Mi". Dawson lcd the si-rvici-.

and lifter aninspiring pruyci- by Dr, HBHNZ. the Rev. Mr. (iliuweii present- ed "H1930 llersoiis to be oriluincd iniiiisters,” nftcr which the iii-iioriil Sliperiiitcnilelit furiiiiilly culled upon IIUY ""6 kU0WlIlK iiiiy impinliiiiriitl til l-he Ufflillatiiiii uf iiiiy of the iran- didutes to come forward und su de- clare it. .

The President of Conference thru

announced addresses by the cniidl- diitcs iiiiil naked the cinigrcgntioii to listen with sympathy and to benr lu their heiirts those young iiieii ns they spoke u. few words of their conver- sion to God und their mill to thi.-, ministry, ,

Al)l>lll'JH.\‘f'}S BY

'l`Ill~} i‘ANl)lDA'l`l~i.*l.

Mr. llcrtrnm wus the first spciilu-.i-. I cuiiiint point," hr uuid. “tu iiiiy

pni'i:ic|iliii‘ hom' or day in which l found niysiell' lirnuglit into ii new ru-_ lutiuiisliip with Jesus i?|irjut,,'|‘\ii‘inig|\ the iiifliiciicc of (fliristiuii piirciits and Siiiiday School Leiicliers l wus kept from wandering into the by-patlis of sin. Although I did not find myself! in the Church of lliirist before the age of nine, yet I wus previous to

that what is known ns ii secret Chris-i tinnt und.knew what it wus to hnvc' the companionship of (Zlirii-it lung bc-_ forc I iichriuwiedgeil him." Mix llcrt- l’u.m wont ini in 1-my tliiit i.liui'e i:iiiiic\ ii tini.s.in his cxperieiiue wlicii lic wus ciiiivinceil that the coiifcssioii of the -<___.______

BLACK FUX CAPTUHEU

One of the must. exciting experiences!

that ever took place ut liruckley Bench, ui' in l'. E. I., or iii thc Miiri-' time l’i'ovinci>s, iiirz-iiriwd iiii May l8tli nt llriickley llcncli. Un Friilaiy night, 15l'ii, ii Block Fox was sei-.ii on the l`ui'iii of Mr. l\'lci‘iilluni,, by Mr. McDonald of f‘ovc Head, carpen-

ter, while working nt the hlcL‘nlliim= Hotel about sunset, too late to try to do anything tovmrds trying to make a. capture. Un the niorning of the eighteenth be was seen by Mi'.` Joseph Burigaii on thc farin of Mr. Charles Gregor of Bruckley liens-ii., in n. field quite iieiii' the i»:lioi~e iii' beach. ‘Word was sent to Hii:iw‘s Hotel and Mr. ilolirrt l-lhiiw :ind Mr. Gordon Dingwcll mspiiiiiliiil tn the iilarni, iiiiil in ii riliurt. i.iiiiu by trle phone Mr. Hlmw lizid quite ii iiiiiiilwr on the nceiie, reiiily fiii' ihi- lux rliiiiii-,’ He iiiiiilc for the liciicli, this incii lol- luwing him, Mr. (luriliui liiiigwcll und, Mr. (‘»liai'lcs Gregor, cuch unc nn. horse brick, and the others walking' started the inx chnsc. Hn tricii hnriil

und Mr. Gregor were determined to make ri capture if possible before rc- turning home. Tho chase being n hard one for over three hours, up and down and all over the beach, these horses kept ,going at n terrific speed nt the risk of their drivers' lives. Wlien'deciding that he was soon to he captured and nearly exhausted he was located near Pisco Pt, when he wheeled and made down thc shore in the direction of Brackley Pt lob- ster factory. Tlic hopc of the specta- tors of Mr. Fox being captured wa

running his horse down the shore af ter him again at a terrific speed risking his own l-ife but realizing tha six or seven thousand dollars wer skipping up and down the shore, sue

once more exhausted. In the menu

and he was captured. Mr. A. Shu

and stunned him, Mr. Dingwcll ui he reaching him at the some tim

to the shore by Robert Shaw, pro

Mr. Dingwell, and Mr. Gregor too

their horses homo wrll pleased Wlf- their captur tlmiiizb freling some

black fox chusc were:-Robert Show,

sitting room. Apply 188 Queen ~Bt.` gy. I.-le has earried on very useful Charles Gregor, A, Slinw, G. liurignn.

symwk.

HOUSEMAID WANTED - GOOD

wages. Apply at Mrs. G.A._Gane's residence, 10 Esplanade, Charlotte-

_io_!r_n. 6-1'IM3ipd.

BWAGW MADE FRESH EVERY ' Q -llc. Pet lb. Potted meat @ 101:. psi- bowl Hamburg Steak _@ llc. per lb. a Reauey Gays 9 Elm Ave. Phone 1 9 6-lollslpkl

nstncicsitsi eihets ci semen; aux

Dr Cunningham is an ofutston

province is fortunate in having h

ellioblally at this time when an .out

is threatened'

work on the control of potato scab Q, pingwaii, R. chnrmler. H. Mcval- and has studied the physiological and mm, Shaw Gordon, Walter Gregor.

_ Ernest Shgw,G. Shaw.A. Sliaw,and E..

ture on potatoes.

. _ ding itad Mr, Gregor in the afternoon to

authority on this suidect. and t__\o gg; s peep st Mr. fox. It is rcvoffed m

.mad Ros, v,,ii¢y. Many people vis.

th, valuable fox will be valued in a

appointed for this important worki thl Md 'md to “°““’ lf”

- f-‘azclyinosnd those entitled tn shares

ibreak' of the ruinous potato canker will receive ¢h°m-

unvr-P*-'*

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ORDINA TION OF --

MINISTERS

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Light by voice wus necesssry,and thiif wus at is series of revival meetlni-ii which he attended. He would nit say that the earliest days of hi.; Christian experience were his hui. Piest; as he got to learn more of Christ greater was his joy. Ther-i were family disadvantaged and othur great reasons sufficient to Justlfy bi -- in saying he would not enter tl.~ nunistry of the Master, but one diiv U10 Bfmkgle became so great thiir. he turned to the Lord and said what madness it would be for him to i:ul.= up such work, with those lnsui nmiiiitahlc difficulties before him. Elin wonderfully to hiin the obstacles l-. the wiiy imiiicdintely appeared leni difficult, the putb to his attaining lii=. iiilrpusn scciiwil i‘usicl‘. For the hf:\'\ and encourugcnieiit of his pastor ani the assistance of the chairman ai l nienibers of the circuit in which li~ workcii he wus must grateful. ll- fi-lt like shrinking from the respoiiri bilitics of that noble calling lie wil.- tii undertake., but if by Gud's powi-' he could be made to innke some i this world ri little better, that wool' be his joy and he trusted he niigbf ni-vor bring discredit upon the cause.

The next i-iponker wus Mr. Holmes,

who said he wus brought up in n Uliriiitiiiii home mid he did not rf- nieiiilii-r the time when lie dld mf want to do what was right. He owvl niuch to the influence aof this Sub hath Srlnml teacher, Mr. Browni. who li-.ft him to keep tu his honoui nud even to livc up to whose exper- tutinns it wus s joy. lt was durln-' this tiiiw fic wiis foil tu forslka sin :ind give his lifc to the Lord Jesus. iind one one lleclsiilii l)ny in tl\‘ Sulilintli .\‘riiinil lie iimile his p\l\»l'\' rmiifi-ssirlii of Vliriet. Soon after .\i~ii\'ilil: the Hiiblmtli Scliinil he begin" to tenizli niiil while eiigiigcd in suirli work he joined thc Metiioilist Cliurcii sinnc yours pi-rviiius to this his-mln-' liiiil burn niiiile up in go in for tl- utuiiy of mcdiciiic. lint' not being ebl» to riiisi- the funds for that purpoui he wont to prepare himself for '- l»iisiiie~ssfriii'c1:r and he went to Boi mont with tliiif. object. But while lii- vrns in tlint city he mme under th" inilucncn which cventunlly cause-‘ him to prepni'e himself for the mil' istry.l-fe uttrndcil clues meetings their iiiid his lieiirt wus touched in such ii miinnor that .lic lcli. that God wr: ciilliiig him to His work, His lewi- ings wri-1-i<1wiii'ilsi.he medlclll PTO li-ssiiui, und be underwent ri greu' striigglc; the cliiiiax came one night. when after hours of bitter communi- hn overcame self and was restored t-» Gnd’s fiivour. Recovering from a ser- ious illness. he prepared to do tio Mnster's will, and eventually assun

cd in earnest his preparation for tb- ministry. And that morning as \\~‘ stood on the i.\ii'cslinld of his llfe`»' work, it wus with ii deep sense if his iiiiwortliiiinss und iinfitness ‘ fi»~' that grunt work. But his liurd Guil lind cnllcil him to lireiicli the Gospel tlicrelorc ii. wus with luy and tl\<‘ fervor of his llcart tilfit U9 C0llS@c\"3-L ed his life to the service of God and his fcllowmen. l-le must preach tb' Gospel. Hr could do no other. I-l‘ crnvc-ii thc congr<9gation’s blessing

.und their prayers.

Mr. l-Iiiwir said that like his Bro tlirr licrtrum. lie could not point to any time or any pluce when he ffl that God wus u part of his life. lf. wus nt the nge of eleven during sorr- npcciul si-rvici-s tlint ho felt that on his own sliuulilers und not on ~hli piiri-nfs' iiiust rcst the responsibility iii bis llfc. Hiivliig Godly parents br- liind liim and careful Sundag Bebo-“ training, lic set. this face _to t\\\‘ Kiiigdoni of God, and continued in tl* ‘ way hc had been brought UD- -H0 WP ‘

to make his escape fin- frcediiin iiplthen n mcmimr 0| the Presbyterlnr and down the beach but Mr. Diiigwclll church but a Qllil-nge of residence hoil

brought him into active relation with line Mntnmiist cnnrcn st mwcrui

League, where he got opportunitiri:

lior work which were never given his .in the Presbyterian Church. He wir idelighted with the work but l_1e_hu" lno thought of entering the mimstr" '_until on going one evening with 'i ‘young man who had .felt himself rn' lied his friend represented to him th" great need of the world und told hiv -he believed that he (U10 Hl>@f|k'ffl‘ ‘ought to he n minister. At the tin"

B i d'l t rec witli_liis friend. b"‘

almost given up when Mr. Diiigwell,-l xi, ¢`:,,,|x:¢nn:¢z shnki- off the idea.Lir

' in 'i the n e of liem-worship D9 bl"

i 2 ii _ ll _ I ___ ' rclznrdcil ns his liero an uncs W

t Wm, R \,,|;¢-liar-, und it had been hi" "`desire to licronic n biitther too. H-'

':tri<-ii in niinim nn ins men ni his e".

ceeded in over-taking him at a great t,.,,,,,: ,iw ministry but on finding i speed and had him up to the point . .- h to sei. his lai"

ossil lc, he BEN"

' iirintiinf. llirectinn, hut many a tim?

time the crowd -gathered nronnil bin.. ((.__,,ti,,,,,,,-1 on page.tW0)

hit him with a. little limb or si.i¢_:__

.- COM H6 EVENTS,

and he.was Captured. llc was carried HC

prietor of the l~ihaw's I-lotcl, whilv one cent pe, ward each mga;-¢_|onln

k this column. Push must accompsm h order. Minimum charge twenty-five

. cents.

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el "Mr. and Mrs. Joh Ward wish t~

thank their many friends, who in any iway helped them, during the llluer .oi Mrs. Ward's sister, the late lary MdAleer.

""A Good Name is s Good Thin* to Have." When I say order a Smitl- i1’remier or a Remington Type_wrlt_¢r -from me you k.now.all that those names imply-in good service and K0

iisbiiity. A. mins Finer. vision. N. s. e-x4 si.

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