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Accounting, Shorthand, Typewritirg, Penmanship, erc. WRITE POR CATALOGUR W. H. SHAW TN. SPOCKDALE 1 resident Principat MEATS. BARRIE AND CLERGY STREETS. | | | | held in the metropolis. | and | day's exercises was the joint partici- by thousands' of veterans. | a general ing and athletic BLUE AND TH ND THE GREY HONOR TO THE DEAD CiviL graves, At the Aling! metery there was dedicated with ap Memorial Day in the United priprinte & Wmonument © to States--Confederate and Union | Gen. Dasicl d. Mnculthey. © of the" 11th In- | diana Regiments Gen. John C. Black, vi P ipated h jana Reg 3 tezans artieipa in the former commander in-chief of the Ceremonies. | Special to the Whiz. 1 New York, May 30.--To day witness- ed what was probably the most nota ble observance *of Memorial Day ever The special distinguishing feature of the | pation of Confelerate and Union vet-| exorcices of the day were held at erans in the day's ceremonies. The! Spring Grove Cemetery. | exercises in New York centred about{ San: Juan BJS 'May 30. Resident | Grant's tombf and were participated in| Americans and natives united to-day The exereis were | under the auspices of th THE DAILY wa : pended, bd ings i 3 ceremon the hd members of held appropriate exercises and joined WAR HEROES. in sratich Day was® suspension G. A. R. posts and Spanish war vet: orans, and civie sryanizations private te buikl. At pll of the on and vicinity rlorane and the Ipatiotic societios in Wa Army the "of the soldiers' ton national ce Grand Army of the Republic, delivered he oration of t the day. Cincinnati 0. May 30. There by oh business, Decoration a general by a parade of the public schools, The principal children of n the observance of Memorial Day. The graves of a' goore of American MAYOR JO HN WEAVER, The Philadelphian, who has force d the Republican SFganiaation to abandom the gas lease. members of the local camp of Confed- | soldiers here and at. Ponce and Maya- address of the Senator Black- erate veterans. The | day was delivered Oy burn of Kentucky. This afternoon ocourred the unveil- ing of a magnificent bronze equestrian Day exercises on Antistan battlefield, statue of Major General Henry Warner | to-day were attended Slocum .at the intersection of the Past- | ern Parkway and 'Badford "avenue, Brooklyn. President Roosevelt was | the special guest of the becasion The unveiling "of the monument was nade the mili- tary pageant several thousand soldiers of the regular army, state troops and marines and jackies of the navy vard, taking part with the thousands of the Grand Army veterans. The unveiling ceremonies were under the auspices of the Grand Army and were witnessed | by an immense crowd of spectators, who cheered to the echo the patriotic utterances of President Roosevelt and the speakers who followed him. Boston, Mass., May 30.--There observance of Decoration Day throughout New England to-day. 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From the moment when the train bearing the Spanish sovereign stopped at the railway sta- tion here until -the nation's distih- guished guest was safely conducted to his apartments in the d'Orsay. Palace, Paris, resounded with acclamations of weloome, the the playing of the natiofial anthems of Spain and France, well calculated to and commercially, . tions to welcome the young ruler. The ooming of guns, and It was a welcome bind the_twa na- tions closer together both politically The official welcome to King Alfonso began at Cherbourg upon the arrival of the Spanish squadron there. The notable ceremonies Were deferred until the arrival in Paris, During the morn: ¥ 3 ing the capital completed its prepara Financial des to final touches were placed on the corations, the troops" marched" their positions along the route' over which the royal visitor was to. 'drive, Pointers. a and crowds assembled near the sta- Makes dulies tion "upon sidewalks of the Avenue : du Boiz de Boulogne, and in the Champs de Elysebs, moderate, The band of the Republican Guard was with the official reception party at the station. The station was mayg- nificently decorated with md velvet, There was a canopy over the entrance, expenses and the salon was ornamented with lower magnificent draperies, flowers and 1 palms. : On the arrival of the royal train, King AMonso, in the wniform of a general of the Spanish armv, descend ed, his suite following, M. Loubet and the ministers of state cordially gréeted | the royal visitor, the band playing the Spanish national' anthem, and the guard of honor presenting arms. The party then walked to the salon, where NM. Loubet presented the dignitaries of state to his majesty. The president, and king afterward entered a state ourriage drawn hy Tour horses with outriders, and escorted by a detach: ment of troops. The appearance of the young king was the signal for enthusi astic avplanee from the multitude as sembled about. the station. After a short time spent at the d'Orsav Pal Kine Alonso drove to the Elysee to pay his respects to M. Loubet. temperature "higher Auto-Shine. a Nor-Explosive . ace, A Splendid Investment Cornwall, May 9,05. W. J. Fair; Esq, District Manager of fy the North American Lite Assurance | Co., Kin ston, Ont, Dear Sir, hh is with pleasure 1 ac knowledge receipt of your company's sand persons. hogy was an imposing i procession, . patrig addresses by speakers of note, f rand a salute from a battery of guns, Louisville, Kv., May 30+ The veter ans of the Spanish war joined to doy: with the -local G, A. R, posts in the decoration of the graves of 5,000 Un- ion Cave Hill cemetery. There was a progfamme of memorial addresses and musie. Canton, 0., May 30.--~Many beautiful floral offerings from widely separated portions of the coliityy were received here, to-day, to be . placed on the tomb of Preséllent MeKinley, Included among the offerings was a magnificent wreath from the White House conser vatory. Exercises at the cemetery were participated in by the Grand Army Veterans, the orcanisation of Spanish war veterans and the: guard of the re gular army stationed 'to guard the tomb of the martyred president, soldiers in ADOPT MAYBRICK'S PLAN ------ Will Record Her Prison Experi- ences in Book: New York, May 20.--Not only will "Nan" Patterson return to stage life but she will write a bopk--if she es capes a Shenutoned fourth trial for the death of Caesar Young, Her hook will be on prison experienees and will he first printed serially in 'a magazine. She will be richly paid for writing it, Her $2,000 a week contract to ap pear in vaudeville requires her to to tally abstain from | itoxicating - li quors for one year. She js not to visit any. salodns or sold during thi appear the chaperon. Mr Washington, » chaperon. It 3s underste consented to cafes where liquor i period, and never to public streets without Harriet. P, Lowell, of ister, iw to be official on d that Nan Patterson » on the stage to raise money to settle with Levy & Unger and Lawyer O' Rielly, 'who defended her without pay. Lawyer. Levy, how- ever, said he wild nok acsept mon for his.services which might be raised NAF Patterson in this, way. It is hinted that detectives working by on the case | Distret Attorney Jor ome, have d ered evidence whieh may lead to a fourth trial and per haps a conviction for BIG GUNS TO GO. Nan. Decreases Defences After Under- standing With Uncle Sam. Halifax, N.S. May 80, +lt is stated that orders have been: received from England ordering he ismounting of the guns of larger oflibre' at Fort Clarence, and the : yom will be ship- ped to Bermuda and England. Owing to the present frou wld tanding be- tween Great britain gnd the United States," it will not be'" necessary to have the harbor defends on a war footing, and as the Cafadian wovern ment has taken over thie gafrisoning of the fortifications the demands up- on the' Canadian service will be made as light as possible. Phel guns which are to Le removed cost £32,000. The number of large guns in some of the other harbor forts will also be re moved. Do not suffer from sick. headache a moment longer. [tis nol necessary. Carter's Little Livet Pills "will cure vou, Dose one Jittld pith Small price. Small dose. 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