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lllinister and Gancrnl___§ig_gg_gnr___lnm;; _rn-mln. uls at Souris. llnl_|.,l'llr..l_;_i|__ll_,§,..-_.__§_li_l_l_l>,\_lncnngnl lllill llc Idiidt' Shortly

Hon, Frank Cochrane, Minister of At the latter place, a town of 1,500 Railways cu_n'danei°»"""° ‘,"i‘_*1>.ws- population. tn.. Minister n.......,.i...i ent on an oillfcial visit. to the _Pro-_direct-to the- harbor where nn 1-nn,-ln _,|,,c,_ ,nent e. -busy day_'_ yeatefdayin-_ a minute inspection of the Govern. ,nagging the railway an term nals on _ment wharf on which $90,000 nan lne ,east -_eoaih Tile ldiuister is full__ been spent, and the Breakwater on 0| energy and wastes very ],ittle,tlme_whicll $140,000 is being spent, The in nnri-ying out his inspections. but__Minister expressed himself satisfied

ave? detail receives his personal at- gi_i_¢:t____l_;i_:e____l_i__l;_e_l:)e_i;_i: co_ncr_e’:e wn_nw_;_.,n tnnion. ~ ‘ { an wi requ re o

Al; 9 o'clock in the moening .Mr._ be strengthened by the addition nl

Cochrane went by special train to_ hnrd granite facings to wltnntllnn the Elmira and Souris. _Accompanying action of the sea. Mr. Cochrane nlso him Were: Mr. G. F. Gutelius, Gener-_ went out to tho extreme point of nl Manager of the I.0.R.; Mr. P. B. the lbreakwater, a length of 1,200 Brady, General Superintendent; Mess- feet, which is being extended by the rs. J. B. Btanileld, M.P., Chief Gov-_ addition of another 400 feet. It in n ernment Whip; A. A. McLean, M.P.;_matter of doubt whether the extend- D. Nicholson, M. P.; J. iff. McLeod, ed pier will be the advantage wnlnn M_1>.; C. Jamieson, M.P.; J.O. Doug-_is claimed for it, but, as the work lng, M.P.P., Cape Breton; I-Ions._J._ had been arranged for under the pre. A. Mnthieson, Premier; John McLean,|vlous Government, the presenl; Minis. W. S. Stewart, , J . A. McDonald.; ter of Public Works has arranged it Messrs. A. C. McDonald, ex-M.P_.; A. should be carried to completion.

L. Fraser, ex-M.P.; Daniel McGregor,'| Alter dinner, served in first class Montague; H. McEwen,_Supt. P. E. style by Mr. Cox at the Hotel, the 1, Il.; A. McDonald, Chief Clerk, S. Minister visited the lobster factory F. Hodgson, Chief Storekeeper; W.T. of Mr. McLean, and appeared to be l-luggan, Cashier; P. P. McQuaid, greatly interested in the canningprn- Mechanicel Sullefini'-Glldellt; J.-Yates, cess. The company then entrained for Secretary to the Minister; Frank Charlottetown, which was reached Sawyer, Secretary to General Man- shortly after tive o‘clock. nger; P. H. Leger. Secretary to the During the journey, the Minister General Superintendent; W. L. Cot- and General Manager discussed a

ton, James Mclsaac and J. R. Bur- nett, Charlottetown. `

The train was in charge of Driver Joseph Milman, with Mr. John Mc- Donald as Conductor. At Harmony Junction when the

train branched ofl to the Elmira line the company was joined by Mr. J.J. Hughes, M. P. The terminus was reached at 11.40 a.m. and the com- pany alighted. The Minister .made a short inspection after which the re- turn journey to Souris was resumed.

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number oi questions affecting the commercial community with the mem- bers of the local Legislature and also the Federal members. They express- ed themselves as anxlous_€“cTdevelop the railway in every possible way. It is their desire to carry all the freight available, and Mr. Gutelius pointed out that there was no less than 500,000 bushels of oats export- ed, which did not pass over the railway at ali. He did not see why that should be, and if it was merely a matter of freight rate he expressed his intention to so adapt the tarid to make it worth the exporters' while to use the Intercolonial. He hoped in the course of a shorttime to make an announcement which would be ap- preciated by the whole community. It was his opinion that the revenue of the Prince Edward Island Railway could be doubled il it received the support of the shipping interests, He had under consideration the best ways and means of doing so. Mr. John M. Nicholson, lately station- master at Port Hill, has been ap- pointed district lrsighifagentto soli- cit this freight traffic. Mr. J. Mc- Lean suggested that it would be a great advantage lf a mid-day train could be run from Souris to Elmira, and Mr. Gutelius promised that c census of the probable passenger traf- fic--those who at present did the journey by team-would be taken, and if it were found at all practicable, a mid-day train would be run, even though it only paid for wages and fuel.

UNIUN CUMMEHEIAL

EULLEGE ELUSINE

The Kindergarten Hall was crowd-

ed to the doors last night on the oc- casion of the closing of the Union Commercial College. 'His Honor Lleut.-Governor Rogers presided and distributed the diplo- mas and certificates and also made the presentation of medals, a largc number of awards being gained by students for proficiency in those ac- quirements which will lit them to cn- ter successfully into the commercial arena. -

The following musical program was

rendered:

Piano Solo, “En Valsant," God-

ard-M'l'. F. T. Watkis.

Song, “The Beauty of Hoping,"

Kopskl-Mr. G. E. Ritchie.

Song, "Afton Water," Hume-Miss

Jacqueline McDonald.

Violin Bolo, "Moto-Perpetuum,"

Bohm-Miss Rey Ferguson. Miss Fer- guson ls sl student of Mt. Allison College and expects to graduate next year.

Song, "The Snow Lies Wh-ite,” Sul-

livan-Mr. A. Bruce. Mr.'Bruce‘had to respond to an encore.

Song, “Irish Love Bong," Lang-

Miss J. McDonald.

ADDRESS BY MR. FROST.

At the conclusion of the musical program, Mr. -Wesley Frost, Ameri- can Consul, addressed' the students. delivering a striking _exhortation to tncm to equip themselves in the best possible way for their 'struggle with -the affairs of life; upon that equip- ment largely depended success or iailurs. In' the course 0! _his t°ll\l“`_kB he said: _ .

fashion, nowedhyly 101' speakers to assure

is not sc

. -“F it cannot

a small part of the whole armory \

few

(Canadian Press) (Special to the Guardian)

` liest possible moment.

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compete in n rough gnme wheri ,aw leton yet this season all things being ure is a humiliation and where suc- °‘1""‘l' .cess can be won nnly by pluck and Mr. MacKie advocates the connection strength, Tnnf, kind 0| §ght;ng_ ol of Carleton Point by rail~way immed- Course, is the greatest joy of nn nhl., lat-GIY. otherwise the contmctor for man or an ambitious man.. Now, in this great work Wiwhring 0-U M9 BUD- nhoonlng ynnr nqnlnmnnt for this plies from New Brunswick. Island struggle, I congratulate you upnn merchants should take this matter up liavjng selected n l-,nnlnens education with the minister at once and see to to begin with. Your training here it that the money spent remains iin will glvn yon ndmittnnce into the this province to which it belongs. world of business, or it will be a W°l`k is DFOEFGESXHK Bplimdidly at personal benefit to you in case you Tormenune-

take up teaching or the law, nr meal. lm_-

cine, or the ministry, ‘You will be l

startled, to find, if you mingle among

professional men that as high n pro- _

por ion of them as of business men '

have found shorthand and typewrit- ing a valuable means toward suc-

coBs_.. I. Yeo; the Signalling Corps, Lieut_ He also congratulated them upon K. _ Rogers; and Corps of Guides,

having demonstrated their persever- f ance and intelligence and on having '__ ' '

acquired a skill which would give U ‘“""°h the Light Infantry will repre-

them entrance into the 'inmost coun- (Canadian Press) cils of wise and successful men and THREE RIVERS. JUHB 20.-The would be of service and convenience b°dY Of H5119 019011 W110. With his to them in almost any line of occu- Bweetheart- dung Ylimeelf ii1t0 the St

pation they chose to enter as well as Maufiw Rilef 'here 39-t“I`d‘HY. WHS the fmse formerly’ .go into camp with

in their private life, but he hoped ffllmd “Dating t0‘d9»Y and was towed

they would_not regard that as an end ashore and held for inquest. No 'gmt' “']’m“" they Wm Pf°°°“d 11°”

in itself; for while it would gain marks of violence were found on the them splendid opportunities, if right- body. A letter in Sweedish, found in ly used, it would not in itself lift his pocket was taken by the authori-

them into success. A business train- ties- , cial train' which Wm be necessary ing was an excellgnf, weapon toward 2;--M.. for the tran5p0I`t 0f their 60 Odd

great achievements, but it was only SUFFRAGETTE IN

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which they needed. In this day and

age they needed a liberal education LONDON, June 28.--Lillian Lenton and go Over. in her' being due to

as a matter of course. but more es- Sllfffagetf-6. out on a hunger strike, sential than education, however, if has broken her licence and escaped in not more important, was experience tl Suit Of man’s clothes. ' 1 d 'th th ht. Thi th "I"""“"`”' `”"""""“""""""“"'°~\ Zggpdf tg; muuowicn ideas? cu; Km" Deegan- Cal” '1`""¢“°» ~

' l I th ‘d 1' t ,

;;p‘;‘;c§’__t_d_" 1 ea” W" "W" "‘°"_ ooMMnRo1AL Gusnuarns.

At whatever they were working

they would find it would pay them SENIOR'

t h 'si n fo b ttermentu By _ hiivinagvesuzh gugposles they would find Jlzandolph Pyke' Smmsi Nathan their work of continual interest. He D Mon' _ Georgewwni Wmmffed did not mean to decry hard work Praught, City; Alexander McPherson,

Ideas seldom furnished quick success Sourisi Arthflr Cu"9'n» U“i_0l_1 ROM;

unless they were preceded by and fol- Bra,-_'mild' wmsmw Rum? w‘“‘°"“ E-

iowed by a great deal of steady peg- ofa s‘:_°___‘_’“*;é __f;_<:_1:_g___RivIii¢_i°__;__r1v§n;-__:_i_|E,e__1y_l_i. ging away. _ M ' - In conclusion, Mr. Frost touoged £35231 beI__‘;}_'_’;‘“r‘§_I_'¥___iV_fi1_{__l;_"l_l_1_;_._

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upon the question of womendas ho ce wa1Bh_ Mo St__w__rt_ Kmwin H____d_____

the same qualities made her tenfold Sharkey oardiga___ Elsie M_____c____

bl si ' ' '

:ner ““_dhm°"° of B' es ng m 8 Montague; Blanch Wickham Monta: nmeo er own. . - ’, ~ H f°W f""“"‘° *° th” g"“d““"°°' H” uon- Alice sinus city- Annie serg- mid that h” timught there was toe' gan’ Little York~ Olin McKenzie great a trend owards the city but no Citi, John MCKe’nZie City Edm; doubt the inducements .of the dom- Cumobell Park om_;______ _,_________t____ nkzrcinl field were very enticing and Walsh [intern Bay- E’phrcm Uhcv- lt W5-9 fl g°°d and femunemtwe field rler, Amherst, M. I.; 'Hilda Mcburc,

011 thnif ex°°u°“t showmg' __ _ d Cross; Leo. J. Trainor, Johnston’s Pfl“°_iP“_1 Moran' 1" 8° `“°w__c River; Ida Murphy, St. Anus; Joseph

ment, lntlmated an increased at en _- Dougam City; .Hubert ,~McKon,,;o_ ance at college and Held UM *hill W” city; Grip P. Rodd, Brucklcy; Agnes the greatest reel’ in its l‘i°*/<'fY- H° Gullugnuu, city; oyruu ouuaut, st. also pointed out the fact that stu- Ghrysostomz “_ “_ Mcphee_ Armo_

dcui;_s had? cm;_.'c a_il thc wl-_Y dale; Richard Wcstawny, Albion.

Won ern -ana n o rccclvc ns .-

tion at this institution. The proceed- PRIZE LIST UNION

ings were tc:__minato_d mth U10 Bing' COMMERCIAL' COl..LEGl:i. in of thc Naional n cm. l 'Thu fun use of prim and diplomas Gold Medal fur best claus work

is as followsu in the Commercial and Shorthand

The following students have been Departments, awarded to (rlia Mc- granted penmanship °°rmicat°5 ffflm Kenzie, City.

Frances Hall; Rowena Wickam, A811911 Fraser, Halifax, awarded to [da Jor- McDonald, Ivan Walsh, Elsie MdLe8I1,‘ den, Murray Harbor. ous McKenzie, Agnes S. McDonald. cold Medal for 'rypewritiug,Rem- L_ Gallant, ington Machine, awarded to Dorothy

Liet of Graduates from the U. C. 0. Mnocannsli, City,

for the years 12-13:- Gold Medal for Typewriting, Under-

hi ted b United

wood mac ne, presen y

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Typewriter Company, Halifax. HW8"d'i

ed to Olive Ritchie, City.

McLellan Eldon, James J Special Prize for spelling in the

uou~ Charlotte Hughes. Souris East. 'ray1or's Bookstore, awarded to Hua... Gertrude Hessian, Georgetown; Lucy McLure, Brackley Point. M¢Donald, Blooming Point; James A. _ Special Prize for spelling in Short- Lennon, Montague; Bessie McKenna. hand Department. Pl`°5¢Dt€d bl’ G- E- Conway Station; Blanch Wickham, Rltehie, awarded to Lou Noonan. Al- Montaguc; william s. Hughes. City: bany. Helen A. Forsythe,. City; Belle Mc- Special Prize for improvement in

Special Prize for improvemen

I-‘enmanshlp in the ,Shorthand De- partment awarded to Mary Taylor,

i . cfgecial Prize for student complet- ing Steuographic course in the Short- csc tune, awarded to Marjorie White. York Point. -

Spscial.Prlze for highest standing

in Shorthand Theory equally merited by Alice Matheson, Dundas, Helen Forsythe, Gity.

Special DNN f0l‘ hiilhelf B"'\`°!°*°

in Commercial Department-gold coin presented by Mayor Lyons, awarded Wlnnffrsd Praught.

e srtificato for en

Lower on North -Tryoni Mamie

ina 0 .

Annie Mutch. Pownal;

to Wlnnifred Pi-aught.

wasnxncron, June zo.-seating one 'rnavsnsm June' zo.- pro- Liu’ "‘““‘°“““' °“”" 25 YW" °f Great Britain by 41, points, united lesser Kirkpatrick, wi... was put lu “K” “"1 °"“’1°Y°‘1 at Baud Springs States has wom the international charge ofthe car ferry survey one H°t°l' We” d'°W”°'i WUBH H “ff- snontlng match lust comp1otod_ The yes, ogo_ together with ML MMK,,° they were on careened over the' ra- scores made public to-day were Unit. visited Carleton Point today and pid” °f Spray Fans* TWO girl! M15 _<_>;1__ Stages 24,511. Gmac Britain 24,- spent the day looking over the must- £22, wf_;"“P““‘°“°»__°';P:_°l;°d_:_“

- est year Gi-can Britain took ion. ° 0" H 'H G 0 0

the match with a score ol 24,543 Mr. MacKie is the gentleman who °mb““km°“" at, th” °°“n“°”°° Of against 24,291 for United Benton has the contract for the car ferry Pm” “ndksmay "f’°“’- 'I'h° f“Bt°“' This yenr's rulescalled for 50 msn terminal at Cape Torrrientine. It is “gs bm ° ‘md me mu' "“°h°d ‘mt on each side using 22 calibre riilies at "0 5°°l'¢f- that-(lvl.-_ Mnngie is att" _into whirpoois. Four uncn l nod 75 feet, the size ol the bnll'n eye be_ the Carleton Point contract which he Overboard and mm” 'Ur 5h0"°%?BV' mg hon on mom would push to completion at the “___ ing the women to their fate. The

__,,,_,,,_,_,,,_w_M__,___ Professor Kirkpatrick contemplates to safmy bnt failed- He WW later

among friends, but as _chnllen es to that much “'°"k will be d°“° at car' rescued in an exhausted condition-

workers and said there con e no han on _ R BUDAPEST J 20__` .

. _ , y, ayburne W. Callaghan, ' “ne ‘ - H 15 “Ot

ciirgildaxf Tfitd tggfie2iiau§?ido;e;l;?;ceIf\lii- St' ,L°“i9S Edmfmfl Donnelly. St- Pat- settled Y” 1." th” B“““““’- Th” H““' | |

. ._ _“__ __e_ ___ an rick B Road; wauooe I.r,mty_ Mount garmn I’_rem1cr takes a stand nlzulnst

NBS- W0m9!l #W9 BP en P _wam Helen B1ock_ City_ the Czar s message to Bulgaria and. .___

0m¢0~ But hPt__Vf'0U_§ rsmiffd “F the Servia and says Austria would not

YUUDE mf’-H W1 in B __¢8l`l\1ll 0 fe INTERMEDIATE ' acccpt_such a solution. Meanwhile in (gnnnrlinn lv.-ngn) member that \‘°W°"'°1` "8 E W°m““ Bulxzsrm and Scrvia conditions ure vi/\slllNu'ro-N .luuc 20.-lmpuo

W” i“ 8 °°““*i'}H'h°““e °' ““ °m°°- Belle McLeod, Forest H-111; w. _y_ daily bewluiuiz more dangerous- unit reductions in' inc Underwood tur-

(Canadian Press)

BANFF, June 20.-Eva Ballens and

Professor Betrayed by

'Confession Rivalling

His

(Canadian Press) NEW YORK, Julie 20.-lsador Ru-

othcr man atvempted to run the raft dor, Professor of Bur lar i

that rivals anything cvcr told in the Criminal history of New York_ In the bnck of a pool room on the lower east side Rador snid hic hull for sev- l‘I‘Hl .Years held daily classes in nteai~ ing and crime. liis pupils and nlunl- lli of whom he mentions many names have stolen half n million dollars worth of horses and merchandise l\‘c estimates. Also, he says, they paid scores of detectives, plain clothes men and hcmlquurters policemen thousands of dollars to avert arrest, A dozen or more thicvcs have told detectives of Ilador’s school init lin has rnunapgcri to evade arrest and keep

NNNUNL CNMP

OF MILITIN

This if 9 b“BY. Witiliil an interest-

ins. uericll for cnc ...ll tic..-.cn ui uns Province, as it embraces their annual camp-out for special training. The great" portion of thu lo.-ce will be encamllcd ln Charlottetown on the Exhibition ground, the individual

--.-.-».-_~_- ~. .-,-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-,-._,-,-,-_-_-_-_J_-___~,A_s,_.________,_

_ IZ Y. nade a

confesrlon to-night to judgn Swann

u Favorite Pupil Nude lr Anything in Criminal

tory. _

on teaching his trades. He was fin "HY landed when a favorite pup.i suuealed to the police. He sent wore to Judge Swann that he wanted to confess. Seven closely written type written pages oi a docket in thu J udge's desk contain his story. Tim _ami again Rador declared, giving; names amd dates, paid oilicials l. police department to let him remain fr-ec. One time he paid $500 who" caught wilile stealing a truckload of merchandise worth $10,000. The on ly time he was stuing was when n dn _ tectivc refused to divide with him ri reward of S500 for thie recovery ol stolen goods, liador stole the goods and living unable to sell them, turned them ovcr to n detective to get thu reward and divide it.

units with their respective command. ers bring the Abegweit Light Infan- try, uuder Colonel Allen; the Cha,-_ lottetown Light Horse, Mnjnl- A_ E_ IRES; the Army Medical Corps, Major

BUHNH] TU HEATH

illliiil BAY

Major W.A. Weeks. The total stlnngthl of this force will be about 700 of

Sent nearly 'so0. 'rue Field Battery from Montague and Souris, which will he under the command of Major

A. T. McKay, will not nn nnn been (Special to The Guardian)

GLACE BAY, June 20.-The char-

above units but will camp nt Alder- red remains of a woman, Mrs. Jerry

Toomey, are at the undertaker's

week. They will pass through Char- I`00mS h€l`0 t0'HiEht~ lottetown on their way to Aldershot Death came to her iuider sad cir- on Monday next, coming here by gps. cumstances. .

This afternoon the woods below St.

Joscpll’s Hospital welie found to be

horses, their guns and muniti0n5_.aiire and a couple of boys who were They will then trans-ship to the| early on the scene reported a woman Northumberland the same morningl burned to death. The firemen inves-

tigated and found the remains nlear a

reach Aidersuot hy night. They will, shack which ‘had ‘been burned down. be in camp there about 12 days tow- i The body was identified as Mrs. Too- ards the end of which they will send’ mey. She was turned out of her a firing detachment to Petawawa, househy her husband two weeks ago

With regard to the Fourth Regi- and since then had been living with a

ment, the Charlottetown Artillery, man named Mcarthur in a shack they will go for their camp to Pets- which he built. Mcartnur says she wawa as usual, leaving the city for was alive whien he left the shack this that place on the 19th July. The morning. He could not explain how two batteries, each of 40 men strong, the fire started. The firemen say it will be__i_1nder the command of Lieut- started in two places.

Colonel Peake, with whom there will be associated about a dozen othler of. iicers. -

°"“' .EHANGIS IN

WAR CLOUD BLACK AGAIN

iff ratcs on iron, steel and other mc-

"‘*_'l'*- tal products; the addition of cattle,

wheat. pig iron, angora wool and

SPANISH WAR VETERANS articles f0l` the free list; inCl`e8.SCli

OF OREGON rates in many classes of cotton g00dB

_.___ and some silk products are the chief

Ell(;lg_\Jlg_ 0,-e__ ,june 20___Engnnn features in thc reviscrl tnriil bill, as

is entertaining for two days the an- laid bcfurc th_c _Selmtc llcmocrnts to- uual encan.Ilmcnt of thc department ‘my lllf th” ““““`“‘““ "I the l`"""‘“° of Oregon, United Spanish War Vet ("Um"\lft“"

£0 Grief- H0 °°“S"’~°"l"*°d th” °'°“' Bruckley n..iut~ Al Gill Liu .. - ` " 'Aft f 'cars wo.-1. iu wlucn every dents and thc Principal and his stall York; Samuel MoLe,;2l_‘ whi,'n fiom? Umm' lhe opemug °f,m° °“°a"‘P' . er " w ,_ ti » d U

ment to-day found the c'lty cialhoratc- IWYII Of the bm Wim 'Wu ‘“"_ “" ly decorated for the occasion. Delc~ f¢'dI`B“-cd _m9“'*""" f"""‘ brought m t"" gutious of veterans and their friends day Mid dlHC\1H>=0<\ Ill I’l'l\’i\t0 and “_~'»' are here from Portland, Pendleton, Dlaifled t0 "’0_"\\’°““ b°"“'° th” bm Vnncou‘.cr and a num-ber ol’ other WHS mudc p\l\>ll<‘-. cities wllcrc local camps are located. EXPGHB ui- 0""9 C"‘““‘”“°°d “'°fk,.

oul the summary nf changes. _

-’ ‘ e l"\'t'i-xiilnnt’s dir-.sire as to ree sli-

gni-hin ifiifi, and frcc wool ul. vucc is evident tlirougli thc whole bill-

'l`0 the list of murkct basket rc-

_ rluctious which thc llnllcrwooll i-ill

(qpeoial to the Glmrdmn) contained the committee added n_in.ny ` ' p fait items. In the genera le-

TORONTO’ June 21'* winds in- rgrtes the new hill presents a

creasing to strong breezes or modcr- heavier cm than dm uw hm as oasB_

the Zenerlan Art CDUGKG. COIUUJUUB. G0ld Medal ful” TYDGWFWHE. Smith “te gales and shitting to westcrmlnrl ln thi- ll-Inline some time Iwo. Ohi0; Bello McLeod. W' J' Sh”'l`keY. Premier Machine, presented by A. M. C001 and 9h0W°"Y-

The temperature at 3 o‘clock this

morning by the Rexall Store Tested Thermometer, with nnorthern exposu\ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ re wasfifty-two abovezero and with' _ a southern was fifty-four above. _I

The highest temperature recorded, -- Z

yesterday, was seventy~two degrees, If above zero and the lowest was fifty-; ~ seven above. The lowest the previousl

S die ‘ ` ~ _ ‘

T;£snor_ Guy; Aénen McDonald, Ver- Corn.m0l'Ci\'l1Department' presented cw flliggtawtsl 'ixy-taivriiese ?ie!€;’?Ii?nZh3g;i'e:§ QTM lgloléolwinkgh Ifegtistesed atsttexte

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above and at nine p .m. it was fifty day___L S__h'_e_____ge___ w___ds0___ N_ S__

seven “bmw” .L. McKinnon, Montague; W. T

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l d, Forest Hill; Maud McCanncll. Penmanshlp in Commercial Depart w_ MoEwoo_ Sh Peters; A_ E_ My1nn_ om; Kenneth rlulcyscn. city; Iva o mane awarded Xu A_;¢1_;lb__._.1a__oo»_\__»_11ns. H* 11”' ”°"‘°‘f’°“' “t 12'” ‘md wus and family. C. E. ou..u.u, wife

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vrglglixé' N222; Gertrude iA|$l0a\’. time Stationers.

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Monday at 1.12, it will be high to- morrow morning at 142 Monday at and “muy M”

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2.20 and Tuesday at 2.55.

The moon rises tonight at 10.38 ne- T"“"°~ J' ewar' 1. and tomorrow night at 10.38. - ¢°“'“? A- H- ('h“’“b°'?{o_'_:x::“;af The full moon was on Wednesday, G°°~ A- POOR' _L°;_'°"” ua, 0 bo-|_ .runs um., at 1.54 n. u.. A““=*"-, ’-0"' ‘_’_"M" Load' nn.. The last quarter of the moon will ?'°“°i__‘»'};;°*‘§_‘;5l_,§:_: M,,,.,||; 'J'. R.

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i_;e Thursday, June 26th, at l.4l ___;’;‘__-_______-___o__________k_ Jéhn M°m”_ gon.

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'rue leugtnun today win be lures.. 2_1: 'I_f°_f_°°f,' "§;‘§,':°‘3i'»°¢e:.§o; o. K

hours and forty-six minutes and of °“ “"5 ' ' ' ,- Mrs. A. C. tomorrow' fifteen hours and forty-'E*°m°’~ I‘°"“;,:f|:'.P;|{nn psi-mon, uve minutes. - W°°“' "‘~'f"|°f,, .rf n. soul, om- (From Yssterday's Evening Guardian) Mi"“"I'°w' ' gntrsai Ada G

special tea hers c p - _ _ __ .nycs M 2 ~ mommm _“om znnnnnn nrt The temperature at 10.80 oclock ¥£_¢:_.__:.____ ‘m »H_ E. Eiierg. College Columbus, Ohio, awarded this morning by the Rexall Store .__u.i. F, . -lfontrea , .

to wluuimc Pruugne. ' mme inmnfuucm vm. u uurnnru §‘°§¢ =" _:`,,,,,, .in n. A. 'rsy-

special price lor nluheet anrerate exposure was sixty-seven d°kr°°' I' v ‘ ‘_,._.w,:-L. Poole. Menta-

in Commercial Department, awarded above :sro and with a southern er: . , . “hu-, Kensington.

' pesurc was seventy-five above.. ____i__~_ _._ y

THE WEATHE13.-yesterday was w___ S_______e J B G____d__t M___cO___

9 Y ' ers, Toronto; Laura G. Malcolm, liai-

"“"““ "‘°"“,'{f'b hi ,_ th, om,” liar- John D Malcolm, l-laufux; R.

The sun sets this evening tomorrow The following registered at the Vic: d M d t 7_54 it i ,_ K. toria Ilotel Charlottetown, yester

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row morning- Monday and Tuesday Mfm B ____s __x__<_;os__n__e_ ____ McK_’___

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HHUTHEHS EUILTY UF NIANSLAUGHTEH

(Special to The Guardian)

HALIFAX, June 20.-The trial of

Graves brothers, the three men charg- ed with the murder of Kenneth Lee in June Inst year was concluded at Bridgetown, N. S., to-day and the jury lirougllt in a verdict of mafi- slaughter. They were convicted oi murder last year and sentenced to death but their counsel succeeded in securing a second trial for them. They will be sentenced to-morrow.

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` HHST THINGS `

OOOUOUOOIOOCOOCOIUIU

The first permanent settlement of

the English in America was foumden at Jamestown, Va., in 1607 by Capt. John Smith, the immortal hero of the Pocahontas episode, who died in Loudon 232 years ago today, June Ji, 1631. Smith, the son of a tenant farmer, was also hom on the twenty- flrst of June, in 1679. ’I‘he remains of the founder of Virginia lie ‘buried in St. Scpulchrc‘s Church, Snow Hill, London. That Smith had in him thc elements of real leadership, and is en- titled to rank in history as the found. er of Virginia, there is little doubt. but thc icanorlastic historians of thc present nllcgc that he was a confirm- cd romancer, not to say a monumen- tnl liar, and that most of the adven- tures hi' described never hapliéned, or did not occur in the romantic way in which hc set them down for poster- ity! At this time of his death, which occurred on his fifty-second birthday. Smith was contemplating s, “History of thc Sea,” in which work his ro- mantic genius would doubtless have found much to rcvcl lu.

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ST. JAMES CH.-URCH.-Rev. Dr.

Fullerton will preach at both services in Bt. .Iamcs Church on Sun_da_y_ morning, subject: "General Assembly nnd in thc evening “What the pres- byterian Church is doing for the mor nl and social reform of Canada.

THE. MARKETS.-The Charlotte-

town Markcts, were very well attend ed yesterday, and there were a lar- ge number of people in the city. But- ter sold at from 25 to 31 cents pcr th; eggs at IB to 20,; rhubarb, at 4cts. per lb. Otherwise prices remain- ed the same.

Capt. Joseph Read, Summerside. T0'

turned from Picton last evenlul-

Mr James Curran of Sydll¢Y. C-3-

camc to Charlottetown by the North umbcrland last evening.

Mrs A. Lord and Mrs J. A. Msg* Dnnnlil Charlottetown. m°d°_:__d round trip DY the N°fth“mb°r

yesterday.

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¢n3n:;l°u!:1:nl.’” CTU: must aecomvsn! °,.,|,,-_ mulmum elm-so Went!-dvr cents.

"F,-¢n|| lobsters received daily 151:

’ rests nt, 103

{’,1,‘],,,f"g,,s_‘°"°" ° '"2-remains.

nn, 'nn-, 1° .mud the Zion Church Sabbath school picnic on the lon. July. sverythlus f°s“l°W°_ li!! n pleasant and proiltsble holiday. Particulars ister. 6-211121.

"The W. M. A. B. of Clyde Rive'

Baptist Church will hold an Ice, Cnnnm Festival, near the hall, Mon- day evening, June Ilrd. at 6.80 o'clock. 3'”-U3_5¥_¢~

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