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Mr. nes sense, Fellow ei un Royal Colonlll Institute, and Bp 4, _ pom- mimioner ol The Graphic, _Lon on, and '!‘he_vGla'.sgow Herald, visited Char- lottetown yesterday and leaves for Bummerslde to-day. Mr.'_ Schell is here for the purpose of writing up.the Island and its Fox Industry for the papers he' represents. He.placed him-
selzasl the hands oi Mr. J. E. B. Mc- Cr _y, Publicity Agent, in whose company he visited the various places of interest, and from whom he' learn-
ed as mupii about the Island, its past and its f ture, as will suit his pur- pose. . , _
Interviewed by e. representative of
The Guardian, Mr. Schell kindly sub- mitted specimens _of his journalistic work in the interest ,of Canada. This included the -magnificently illustrated special number of The Graphic issued in October last year, every province of Canada visited by Mr. Scheff being described, the illustrations being from photographs taken by himself. Oh tue present occasion Mr. Schell
il"~also taking his own pictures, and yesterday photographed a number of infitesting scenes, including fox
ran};§s,_pear the city.
As rl .about his present tour, Mr.
Sched said: _
‘iwspb making my third journalis-
tic- our. through the Dominion. My stay ,will extend _over about five montlig, .during .which time I hope to visit not only every one of the Prov- inces. but to spend a day or tw.o in practically every important town in
aux. Province, going from Charlotte- t `_n to Victoria and Prince Rupert. Dyf the time I finish/rxiy present tour I hope toimprovc' my knowledge of this magnificent and wonderful coun- try. It is doubtful whether my en- thusiasm for it can be greater than it :already is/ I hopc, in fact I am su-ra; I .have 'succeeded in imparting some of my enthusiasm to the people at home. Last October. as you see, the London Graphic, the most impor- tant illustrated paper published in Great Britain, isucd as s special Supplement a description of my last tollr through Canada. The Supple- ment occupied 32 pages and was pro- fusely. illustrated. In that Supple- ment I spoke of the buoyant spirit and tireless enterprise that pervade the people of Canada-the 'almost yo thful eagerness and endless confi-
degee-and iseness that sniinete `_ the'
men who this great State. *rlie upplement was regarded seems best or its kind that has yet been published in the Old Country. I also published n series" of articles in Lloyd's Weekly News. This paper has a weekly circulation of over a mil- lion copies, and as my series of nrtl- clcswas spread over seven or eight issues. I was able to tell something
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The Supreme Court at Charlotte-
town was occupiedall yesterday with the case--ol McKenna vs. Cummiskey an action .for assault, tried at the last Hilaryiierm, a verdict being then rendered in favor of the Plain- tiff for $100 damages. A rule nisi was granted and Mr. J, J. John- ston K. C., is showing cause against uielule while Mr. 0. G. pusy is supporting it. The argument was not completed when the court adjourned lasirnight. at "5 0_’clock and it will continue this morning st 11 o‘clock.
couusrssn. llnns _ _ ._
-resists. Fon _ - - cinssuucsnou
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One cent per word each insertion in tbig,cq],umn.,_ Cash must accompany order. ~.lifini1p\1m_ charge twenty.-dve ceni:s.__ _ WAgN'I‘ED--A FGREMAN FOR ABOU'l‘f
Biz weeks. 'Apply Ceo. E. Full.
” 5-10h12l.
WANTBTD-A EY Fon ooo .Ions
around s house. Apply at BB Greet George 5-l0M_2”ipd.
,done7"'rapl.ied Mr. Borden.
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ROME. May 0.-Pope Pius X. has
recovered sudlcient y to perform part. of his routine flllties. To-day be re- ceived in audience the entire aposto- lic delegation that attended the re- cent Eucharistic-Oongress at Malts.
_His Holiness is slowly gaining
strength and his physicians say, if he obeys orders _he will soon be able to` resume his daily routine.
GANGBTERS MURDER
A YOUNG CLERK
NEW YORK, May 8.--David Mizen-
er, a young clerk, was the victim of a spectacular murder in a busy sec- tion of Brooklyn last night. Three gangsters, who had trailed him across, the Williamsburg bridge, shot him down in sight of thousands on the bridge plaza firing several times` into the body alter the man fell. One of the men slipped away while his com- panions h‘eld up the crowd, ilring in- to the slr before making any attempt to escape. 'l‘-wo were arrested.
$65,000 FIRELOSS ` _
IN CITY OF BOSTON.
BOSTON, May 8-The overturning
of a kettle of hot fat in n. restaurant kitchen on Warren street, early to- day, started a fire. which destroyed ten buildings, tenement houses, with u loss of $75,000. One hundred and twenty horses quartered in a livery stable were suffocated by smoke. Sev- eral tenement dwellers had' narrow escapes, and one man was so serious- ly injured as ,to require hospital treatment. 1
followed. The member from Red Deer thought that the new rules should be enforced impartially but rigorously. He did__not agree with Mr. Pugsley that there was no rule and said that tha new rules were the legal guide of the House.
He also acknowledged that the Premier had intended to extent al courtesy to the member for South Cape Breton.
Mr. Carroll, thereupon, explained that hc merely -wished to suggest the) addition of another section to the bill to the eilect`ths.t, whenever prac- tical, contractors and builders of Canada’s battleships should be com-l peilsd to accept, steel produced in Canads,`at _current pricesgin Canada. Q 'Chairman Blondin pointed out that
the__.IJroposed amendment could not properly be moved during the con- sideration of clause 2 of the bill. , The Prime Minister moreover added
that it might more properly be pre- sented on the third reading.
“Now I understand my Right Hon
i'riend's courtesy," said Sir Wilfred Laurier." He says you can do any- thing untll 2 a. m. and then the _axe will fall." _ . ,`
"My Right Hon friend will admit' that this and .other amendments might have been considered had we made progress as we ,should have
“I would like to know what time it
is~," called Mr. Wilson, Laval, when Dr. Edwards oi Frontenac rose tol
(Continued on page eleven) |
luv-I
V*-NCOUVHIR. .May .ii.- I-Iemmsd
lu, by. flames started through ,sn nn- known cause, six member; onthe, crew of the steamer Teppler which sailed from Vancouver last night.
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ments. `
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iCsnadian Plbll) (Canadian PWM) ' The attention of Guardian readers
is called to the splendid rcs of the Provincial Silver Blick gm”
this issue- Thisls one ei the most s ' tractive propositions that has Y t
were burned to eesu. in e are which been placed on the luke: I auf
~ ~ » _ in . t w _¢_i' 1° "ill burning and will totally de- be s almeuli matter to unc s so-on -
stroy, the vessel. The fire started at 3.30 this morn- ilil- There were 11 men in the crew. Five. including the captain. chief en- gineer. mate. cook and one deck hand, slept in the forepart of the vessel. These were saved owing to the mate being awakened by the smoke and he
alarmed his comrades. '
The steamer was of wood construc-
tion and was owned by the Lincoln S. S. Co., Vancouver.
OPENING OF j NEW ZION
el
Following is the order of service for
the opening ceremonies in the new Zllon Church to-morrow:
Morning-
Gloria-Choir and Congregation.
Invocation.
Singing--Psalm Selection 10-“Ye I '
Gates Lift Up Your Heads."
Old Testament Scriptures.
Prayer. Anthem-"send odt 'ruy ‘l.igm"-I
Gornod
er or more honorable, Board of Direct-
HON. JOHN AGNEW.
President and Manager of the Prov-
incial Silver Black Foxes, Ltd.
.N ‘ ' ore than the gentlemen composing
ew Testament Scripture Sinslnr Hymn Ne. 404- 'fume'
Church's One Foundation."
Sermon by iiev. Clarence McKinnon,,
D. D.
Prayer. -
Announcements-Voluntary -Offering
Anthc ` is as good as his li0m1._Mr. Agnew is-
thc directorate of this Company. Mr. John Agnew the President of the Company and Manager of the ranch needs no recommendations to the public as hc was formerly speaker in the House of Assembly of this.Prov- ince; he is widely k'nown throughout the Province ns a mnn whose word,
_ m' one of the successful pioneers of the Slllillllg -_ Hymn No. 449- Zion‘s,Fox industry and possesses sucf
King Shall Reign Victor-rom, qualifications as will enable him tr
Benediction.
Evening-
Gloria.
Invocation. = Bimzing-Hymn No. so-"Au Hsu
the Power of Jesus’ Name."
Scripture Reading. Anthem-"Glorious Is Thy Name"-
Mozart.
Prayer. Singing-Hymn No. 13-"The Spaci-i
ous F`irmament."
Sermon by Rev. Clarence McKinnon,~ D. D. x
Prayer.
fill the position successfully and tc the entire satisfaction of thc stock holders. Mr. John Hyndman of Hynd- man & Co, Limited, the well knowr Insurance Brokers, is also highly thought of and the very name of I-Iyndman spells success. It is particularly adaptable in this case, ss whatever Mr. John O. Hyndmau has taken up he has put the necessary spirit and zeal in his work so- as to bring about the de- sired success. Hc Vis a man whose ability and uprightnsss is recognized all through the Maritime Provinces, and elsewhere, especially by those who have been associated with him in any business transaction. Represent- ing as he does such prominent- finan-
Voluntary-“Announcernents- 0iIerin|gl` Anthem-"Praise Ye the Fatber.”-
Gbunod. \ Singing-Hymn No. 261-“For All The Saints."
Benedictlon.
‘C3 1=l‘I1
nz
for °-‘Z
FRANKFORT-ON-MA~IN,' May 9-
aalvarsan. 'consented yesterday to
arty to_ makeiupon certain phases of Dr. Friedmannsturtle vaccine treat- ment for tuberculosis to a correspon- dent., Some of Dr. Fried_mann's jea- lously guarded cultures have been in Prof. Iilhrlic_h's possession for oilicial testing since the middle of January. ; Prof. Ehrliehls reluctance to_ dis- cuss the ‘merits of_,Dr. _Fijiedniann’s -vaccine- until experlmeuia.,c,o,v_ex;lng `~"many months" have been completed is not shared by the authorities of the great, Frankfort..-municipal hos- pital, where a half dozen tuberculiar patients- were' treated by Dr.__Fried- mann at Prof. _, lil'hrlich’s,requiest" and under the latter's supervision- four months" ago. These authorities speak. oi Dr. Friedmann and his methods in terms of .the utmost indignation.
They assert that the conditwof the Jatients he-'treated‘ is ident y the -same, ae . if, nothing ,whatever had been done to them.~ That is__th_e most char- itable obseevationfthey make. "All medical novelties," continues
the "IJlttle*5mcsllency,"_as Dr. gir-
is kno '~ "ought tobe han ed the, ut;,npst_-reserye.:’ _ r .
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`cn`s:lmINo New-roar: e _ _ __-._r;o,1.1osl BrrUa'r1oi~l.
May*
f!iEllli303 li
cial institutions as Lloyds Ltd., (marine underwriters), North Brit- ish and Mercantile Insurance Co., The Great West Life Insurance Co., Prudential Trust Co., and many other important Companies, is suf- ficient proof of the strong faith and confidence imposed in him. Mr. George D..DeB1ois, Sec’y.-Treas. of the Company, is a most promising
ss or e pa seven years a position of trust and responsibility in the large wholesale and steam-
PW- Silii l mal no ln'
-<-vw-
°fiIo.- be Temporarily Op _fj ' "
ffby the l. C. B- U0der_Q,b§f_`f ` _Guieliua ' '
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(Canadian Press.) (Special to The G\\_ll’dlan.) 0'1'l‘AWA. May 9-The completed
section of the Transcontinental Rail-
. ,, 0l@.
Limited which ullpesrs elsewhe\'¢,,% gay from Moncton to Edmundston,
. B., is to be operated temporarily
by the Intercolonial.
F. P. Gutelius, the new General
Manager of the I. C. R., has left for his headquarters in Moncton and will arrange for the operation of the new line. ,The section in N. B. has been oper- ated for some months by the Trans- oontental Railway Commission.
‘dhip business of Csrvell Bros. Pos- Qssing s, keen intellect and splendid ability, those interested feel _confid- ent that he will achieve success in .whatever he undertakes. His high standard of honor and integrity so rightly attributed and associated with the old family name of DeBlois, for many generations passed. is just- ly and ably upheld by him. The r nch will be situated on the Brackly I,£>int Road about two and a half miles from Charlottetown. Every- thing is being done to fit the ranch and equip it in the most up-to-date manner. The five pairs of Sliver Black Foxes to be placed in the 1-,auch are nu proved breeders, and with the guarantee of 20 per cent on cue investment with every prospect of earning 75 per cent to 100 per cent together with the advantage 0! having the ranch in charge of a cap- able and experienced man, (Mr Ag now) at the low cost of 15 per cent of earning 75 per cent to 100 per the stock-holders are subject to no qxpence or obligation, whatever. Their prospectus affords an opportun- ity to secure stock in one of thc saf-
est and most lucrativg investments offered in the histo y of the fox business.
600 WOMEN JOTN . CATHOLIC ORDER.
NEW YORK, May 8-Cardinal Far-
ley has received six hundred women, all of prominent Roman Catholic families, in this city, into the S0- clety of the Lady of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. In this way the wo- men become members of ta Vatican lay order. This marked the introduc- tion of the order in this country. ' The women went,to».the _altar spd. kneeling, recited a pledge to perform deeds of half, and the cathedral was crowned. The adviser of the Associa- tion of Catholic Charities, to which all the women belong, placed a silver cross. theinsignis of the order, sus- pended by a white ribbon, about their necks. Mgr. McMahon was as- sisted by tbe Rev. J obn J. Byrne.
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TEXAS GIRL‘S PORTRAIT
ON NEW U. S. CURRENCY.
NEW YORK, May B-It is one
thing to have one's portrait in a museum, like George Washington and others, but the likeness of Miss Eve- liiia James, of San Antonio, Tex.,
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ill sun
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Grecefully io the Rule' in ‘
(Special to The Guardian.)
At 2 o'clock in the morning the
consideration of the Naval Aid Bill
in comxgttee in the Commons came qutoma cally to an end. The termination of the long strug-
_gle was awaited by crowds in the gallery and was welcomed with en- thusiastic cheers by ministerial mem- bers. _ At last the hour was reached, the votes were taken and the measure, framed for the purpose of lending Qanadafs assistance to the Empire in the tagk of naval defence, now stands for third reading probably on Tues- day next.
The discussion in the committee was devoid of these spectacular incidents which had been confidently predicted. The new rule confining discussion to twenty minutes was applied and worked satisfactorily. Liberals menlf bers accepted the regulation requiring the condensation of speeches and some of them snubbed Hon. Wm. Pugsley when he seemed inclined to lppear in the character which he fill-
id on the famous Saturday, March 5. ~ 'Mr. Carroll the Liberal member for South Cape Breton, the first speaker, had not quite concluded his remarks when his time expired and the Prime Minister courteously informed him! that, with the consent of_ the com- mittee, he might continue for a few minutes longer._
At once Mr. Pugsley advised the
Cape Breton member to occuw as much time as he' pleased because there was nothing in the rule to pre-`| vent him from doing so. .I)r. Clarke of 'Red Deer administer- ell a direct rebuke by asserting that the new rllles were now the legall guide of the house and suggested that they be enforced impnrtially but strictly. Mr. Chisholm of Antigonish took the ground that the twenty mine \_|te regulation should be observed he- cause favor to one member might work injustice to another who wished to sneak.
Mr. Nesbitt of North Oxford, more-
over, closed his. speech with the point- ed declaration that he was not one of those who wished to infringe the rllles.
It may be that the commendable compliance of the Opposition members' with the rules was due to a confident belief that the Liberal majority in the senate could bc relied upon to
zpstroy the bill and )-revcnt for the ime any grant of naval aid to Brit- sin. Whatever was the reason, how- ever, the course taken certainly pro- duced a superior brand of debating to that heretofore heard during the days
of unlimited talk and obstruction.
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be in every good American home, for Miss James’ picture will appear ex- clusively on Uncle Sam’s paper nioney.
A committee recently appointed by
Congress selected Miss James' pic- ture for the central feminine figure of a decorative group for the reverse side of the new currency, So you can
bids soon to become immensely popu- lar.. It is safe to say her picture will
see just how popular her picture is likely to become.
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Prof. Paul Ehrlich, tha discovsrgp oil ________________________________ _ __,,,,____________.1...__.__________._____________..._ _,.._________... _,_,_,,_,_,,_, ,_.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,_ LONDON' May 8'°°The Duke of
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failure nsculnrss ’ .1 » scmlll. mlvlclulos
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PARIS, May 8-France is about to
-introdiice legislation for the strict re- giilatlon of aerial navigation. Adrien Thierry, the minister oi public works, presented a bill to the cabinet yes-
Hgliday providing for the inspection of
ing machines, the licensing ol
airmen and the prohibition of flights .over certain districts in the interest
fqgrnational defence. _ l § he minister said that in France at ithe present moment there were 1,800 §aei't)p&l\nes. The maximum speed Bil- :bgins , he asserted, was 105i miles ji hour, Single flights, he declared,: reached a distance of 600 .milee.'
innsviun onus onusn f moon In wisconsin.
Win, May 8--A colony. caused a flood in_ the uP- of this country, and the'
-ent was forced to hclvi
an -==° M c. o. ron Premier Honors Frou olu ricclll. nes. .sf
, too the chair
for the ilrst time at the general
'-*““*°'*l' meeting of the Council yesterday.”
MONTREAL, May 8-Four distin-
guished men will receive the honorary degree of doctor of laws from McGill university in thc course of the next few months. At a meeting-of the cor» poration, today, it was decided to confer the L. L. D. degree upon the Right I-Ion. Richard Borden, Vis- count Haldane, 'Lord High Chancellor of England, "in special recognition of his constant advocacy of the cause of higher education to which ,he has rendered such valuable service, and as a compliment, personal as well as official, on the occasion of`l1is first visit to Canada, to one who has
statesman and administrator, philo- ggphgr and jurist, Bhd WHO 1188 crowned a brilliant career by attain- ing to the highest judicial office in 'the gift of the sovereign."
The Right I-ion Robert Laird Bor- den. Prime Minister of Canada, will he granted the degree “as ,a tribute re ebenisungulshed ability. unweerr ing industry, strength of character, and high personal worth. by which he has won his way to the position of
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the destruction of the col-
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gamé laws (qi-bid the de- .head-. of the government of the
Dominion, and in appreciaf-i011 Ol 811
prestige of -Canada, as ,tbe_fi_rst
the new nations within the sm-
Hon Joseph Doherty,
to the
w
FSU
achieved marked. distinction as a
of Canada, wilt
mater.
lsnuls nov sun ~ To inure Blass curse
claimed here for the Fricdmann treat- ment by friends of the doctor. The
take him home this week.
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vu usicyair
s southern
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and- Tuesday at 4.32. ` g:Zy¢£,r|; _
, ‘ ~ .The sun _sets this afternoon st 7.19, =
._....".'r :sw :_ » tomorrowat 7.21 and Monday at
(spseisfi gn 'mm (}u5r¢\hm,) 7.22; it rises tomorrow morning at
Speak-ing as the Chief Scout of Gan- ads., he said: “I have bcenamong nearly all the boys of that country. Now eitlirr serving or having served there are 30,000 Boy Scouts. In the Dominion__oi Canada, as -in England,
LONDON. MBV 8” OM °\“'° lB'we have had our depreciators. There
were people who did not believe in it who ima
I
_ gined that there was milit-
caee is that of an Indian lad named ag-jam at the bwk og “__ I have done Waukosh, who, while not in a very my “gmc” go point out that 1| ning, p advanced state, had commenced to “iam means making boys respecttul W,°Bk°11- H° has lm” 1” “N \‘°°l’lf'5\ ‘moral and manly. then there is milit- here ever since he was treated by uhm at the back ‘H it B d
rlricnmmm, and his fgrnrr swam enaclgood was that ,B But' “fat ‘;e"§‘;’;
u cl. f e '
`h° 1° 5° We R ° 5 5° "3 ° my idea of militarism. I do not
think I need to give' you my dedni
_ ers.'
'ronoN'ro, one., slay $16-A rev -_4-Sl. Moeller he 4-80 and T-vesday at
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May 6th. at 4.24 s. m. The first quarter of the moon WPI be,on Tuesday May 1301. Iii- 7-5'*
The length of today f°‘.“.“”
and forty-nine !l\|.l|‘l.5;.*.'
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flberel Members Yielded L
the Last Stages. ,
There was e. new moon on Tuesday.
,.4 '
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iberal Members
-'nculue' Say’
ougll. f '
(Special me 'na can-dies).
Naval Aid Bill was call»d._ House went into committee Prime Minister moved that clueless# 4, 5 and 6 be considered an‘d_n'otV further postponed.
There were cries of “Carried” and
"No" and the question warput and carried by a standing vote of 71 w 44, Mr. Bellemare voting with the Opposition. __ 'When chairman Blondin rose to put the motion Mr. Carroll, Capo Breton,
robe but he resumed his Thsxln- cident however was su cient to bring 1-ion. Wm. Pugsley tor-hialfeet. exclaiming “I object to your putting the question when 'the mclnber for
south Cape Breton had the floor.”
Sir Wilfrid Uaurier r:w.e to ask for
an inicrpretation of the new rule. lie wished to know if s. member could speak only once during the sitting or if a member could speak once on each
clause.
Air. Borden replied that is member
could speak on every issue if time permitted. ` -'
:ur Wilfrid Laurier: “And if we
have not nxushea at two o'ol0cK'f"
lur. Borden: “Then we talhls vote." mr. Carroll, Cape Breton, wsrthe
first to essay a speech under the new rules. lie commended ar 3.21. dgclar- ing that the government should not send thirty-uve million dollars out of the coum.ry to build up a. Britton shipbuilding industry. It should use it for the benefit or the mel, and shipbuilding industry of Canldl. `Ho said he could debate upon this theme ultll two o’clock in the morning if the rules permitted him to do so. Hg indulged in a brief patriotic flight to the effect that every Canadian would iight if there were an emergsncywin
this country. _
\Mr. Carroll had not concluded wheal Chairman Blondin informed him that' his time had expired. ‘
The Prime Minister said that with
the consent of the committee Mir.
Carroll might be allowed to proeeod f
or a few more minutes. ~ At once Mr. Chisholm, Antigonfsh, jumped up to ask whether if,M.l.'. 0l.l'~° roll were permitted to exceed his twenty minutes other members would suffer. .-
As there is no rule of the House bearing on the “subject added Mrf Pugsl0_Y. I would suggest that the I-Ion. member continue his remarks as long as he likes. ,
"I understand that there is a dis-
tinct rule of the House," responded Mr. Borden curtly, and I don't think my hon friend’s mode of meeting what I intended to be a courteous sugges- tion is very desirable."
Mr. Puseley asserted that there was
no binding rule. There was simply a tyrannical rule passed by the major- ity. He got little encouragement inthia attitude from Dr. Michael Clarke who' (Continued on page 10.)
FLORTED TWO
\ scuoourrs
PICTOU, May 8.-The lteamlr Ll- dy Sybil arrived in Picton- hit",-night at twelve o’clock from the Magdalen Islands with the LaHave schooner Annie M. N., 90_tons register, which vessel went ashore in. a gale of wind, losing her anchors and chains. This vessel goes on the Marine' Slip at Picton for repairs, The Sybil also towed the American schooner Pearl Nelson, 127 tons of Lubec, which went ashore at Magdalen in the same gale, losing her anchors and chains
Mn. oanmnnn onss
The residents of Darnly were shoeb-
ed on Thursday last to hear that Mr. _Garfield Gass- had psssedaway st thelf home of Mr. William H. Crozier where' he had been working for about a week. The deceased`ha'd been subject to sick spells of two or three days' duration and seemed to be no worse
p this time than usual. He pulsed
` Dr. Friedmann's visit to London "BWBy Suddenly at noon.-J. has again caused dozens of the most tkanwlg 1;, becfu" pmbably an M
th ti t t th yo o ow oreigi countries wherq‘ p _ ::..:..: lesser.. ...‘;...: av h-~ 1--=- ---»- --~ -~ ““"°““°“‘f'"S~
messages, offering large sums for the ?$;s:f;'2::?::'<?t:n"i'\'it‘;§_‘yt\;f)n‘21‘;a‘:;‘;Y L conlnu nm’ ';§f§f,‘,“°“°' “" "mg °°“““““’ ’°' You will recognise that time neither - 1; -new l.-- ._ -
is nor will be anything on those lines
IIEETIIIUS. l EN.
` One cent per word _eleh'i°l\f'u¢P' in this column.
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