Daily British Whig (1850), 10 Jun 1911, p. 1

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ade FEAR 78-50. 1% : |" (UEEN'S- PARTS From the Presbyterian Church nash, "UNIVERSITY IS FREED FROM The Presbyterian General Assembly Decides to Give Up the University on "The Old Ontario Strand"-- Need of Money the Cause of Part. ing, Bpecint fo the Whig, Ottawa, June 10. --After with the problem for eleven years, the Vreshyterian general assembly, Inst evening, decided that Queen's Univer- sity should be released from = church control. Queen's is thus to become i national, denominational seat of Prine. The vote stood 132 to 79, but later was made unanimous, The assembly approved the principle, and decided to appoint a committee to co-operate with a committee of the board of trustees of the university to © gocure the necessary legislation. I'he details are not yet arranged, but an effort will be made to have them ready so a bill can be presented to the pre wrestling CRIME. DELAYS EXECUTION. Convicted of Murder Twice to Again . Stand Trial. Paris, June 10.-A man Charles Philip has just incurred death penalty for the third time. Philip was sentenced to death for murdering an old woman some months ago, and immediately after his trial was sentenced to death a 'second time for a second murder in another place, I Yesterday, he tried to murder his jailer, and very nearly "escaped from Riom prison, where he awaiting execution. He pulled a pomnted atone {up from the floor of his cell, fractured the jailer's skull, and was caught just as 'he was climfing the outer wall of the prison. - He will be tried for this crime for curious point of French law makes it impossible for him to be guillotined until he has "stood his trial on the third count. IN. SERIOUS TROUBLE A WARM TIME IN STORE FOR A MINISTER named the is a Because He Buried Donations of Pies, Cakes, ete, in His Back Yard--Had a Pie Graveyard. Tidioute, Pa., June 10.---What Rev, Murray Wrexler, the pastor of the Union Reformed church of Tidioute, has been doing with the cakes, pies and erullers which his fair parishioners have been showering on him for two vears was found out, vesterday, in the sent parliament. Principal Cordon presented the solution. He it had been fonad | impossible to. secure complete unani- | mity the the | trustee, The proposed - char had then been submitted to ghe graduates, who, by an. overwhelming majority, had approved them. He approved the ition of thy government refusing aid | to denomisational institutions. As a denominational institution, they cond | not receive government aid, Those | colleges in. Kingston that did were not | integral parts of the university By | thé changes, all could be ufited. The | 'Seotoh universities had been made | national. The principal said that wligy of the Fresbyterian church way Jor u re | said on ifwestion among > the | national, rather than a de education. That should | the | nominational be the policy for Queen's, "These changes will not bond between (aeen's and the church The child will not, suffer the mothe who cradled her to be forgotten will be mataally united to promote the | wellare of the nation and the kingdom of God," the principal concluded. Rev. Dr. Ramsay, Ottawa, seconged the resolution. Lavk of funds - pre vented Queen's retaining good men. The university would be trge to the traditions of the past. Tt would still be a safe place to semd yonng men. CG. M. Macdonnell, K.C., Kingston, opposed the change, The purpose was to bring in medivine and mining, and thrust out theology. He charged that the separatists violated their trust by sending out a circular to influence the graduates, without consultify the trustees, The new constitution was hatched down in New York by the ad ministrators of the Carnegie pension fund. He quoted Premier Whitney to the effect that Queen's would be wise to continue as at present, Rev. Alexander Macgillivray, Toron to, also opposed the separation. "Grant this separation and 1 have forebodings that some of us who are not now young will yet live .so see the theological course done away with," de declared. Rev. Dr. Ross, London, suggested hefore passing the resolution that the assembly find out what the govern. ment would do for the universaty, Hamilton Cassels, Toronto, said that it was fool errand. "If you defeat the principal's motion, you bury Queen's in her own ruins," he declared, The rdolution was put to a vote, ut six o'clock, and was carried, According to the report of Queen's aniversity presented to the assembly the total number of students in at. tendance during the year was 1,612, This is an inerease. of ninety-five over OF these 228 were women and ninety-seven ware gxtra sever i i J fast students mural, the revenue obtained during the year. was $119,608.07, the expenses, de ficiency accumalated $11,607.01 being the same, ~ year, The Queen's question has been before the general assembly for eleven years. 1 was first' submitted by the board of trustees in 1900, on advice of the ate Principal Grant. "In 1902 the as sembly approved. the. constitutional changes, but at Vancouver im . 1903 reversed its decision, and referred the matter to a commission. Far the past eight years the matter has been dealt with by several commissions,' Now the assembly has decided to let Queen's go--that is the arte' department, as the faenlties of medicine and science ate under different control from arts. The theology facwlty will be known as "Queen's College," and will be gov- erned by a board of management cou sisting of tweniy-five members' ap pointed by the general assembly after the separation takes place. The theo logical faculty will reqeive its share of the present endowment fund of the oniversity. : fhe news of the separation of Queen's from the Presbyterian "eliurch was received: with, varied feelings: in Kingston: but. on the whole there scems to be general regret that the! Mssembly has seen fit to part with! the university which the Presbyterian | church brought into existence is 1841 and sustained ever since. x DAILY MEMORANDA. Campbell's v + Bregw hate - '* Are 1 The ; | "H sale of binuses at rice 3 '8. See advi. Cubiftesutional inion First Church, te : . meetings, {cannot express by rap declared that ducts of diversified industry light, ¥ 66 are BeW,. the prices right 0 to-night |. absence of Rev, Mr. Wrexler--and may ( help him he back Fidionte ! As for of the pies in iod when gels to the donors words punishment aay, for a an act as Wrexler sentiment among question, mere No would be too severe they $ it such Rev. Mr. man guilty thatwith which charged Rev. Mr. -Wrexler's congregation made up lafgely of women, and old, An oversupply of cakes, pies, tarts, muffins, ete., accumulated in the parsonage's pantry and a problem con fronted the young pastor, An athlete, he dared not eat the smallest gem of | the lot, he could not give them away | forfear of offending his parishioners, | nor could he refuse to accept them for | the same reason. Trwtinlly he presented the matter to |g | Mrs. Dolan, his housekeeper, who had | g been much annoved, at the frequent | They [Visits to the parsonage of women and |g {girls bringing their baskets of pies and! cakes. Mrs. to do, sa Dolan didn't know what she called in her husband, the sexton, He said the only thing to do was to dig a hole in the far end of the garded and bury the stuff. The ministeg readily agreed to this novel iden, and, swearing the sexton to eternal ssereey, instrycted him to the picnic provender in heavy aper and bury it at dead of night Jolan did =o and each evening after he would call for such pastry as had been brought during the day. This has been going on a long time. Yesterday some teléphone ' men, who had been digging up an old pole, dis: | covered the pie graveyard, and trou- | ble awaits Rev. Mr. Wrexler when he returns from a visit to Philadelphia. PACT MEANS MORE MARKETS. Reciprocity With Canada is Slogan of Detroit Excursionists. Detroit, Mich., June 10.--Reciprocity with Canadas was the slogan -of the 600 excursionists who left Detroit on the steamer City of Cleveland, yaster day, on the annual five-day cruise of the Detroit board of commerce. See- retary of Agriculture James Wilson is the. chief guest of honor. Senator William Alden Smith, an avowed op ponent of reciprocity, is alsd a guest of honor. Secretary Wilson made an on reciprocity in the evening while the steamer was on Lake Huron. He reciprocity is a move. markets for the pro from field and factory and an enlargement of the policy of half a century that has created our home market and brought the farmers' customers nearer the fields, "Canada is our second best tomer now, ~saitl he. "We have sold to. her in the last five vears about £300,000,000 worth of goods more than de bought from her, mostly fa tory goods. We feed the factory people from our fields. There is no prosperity for the farm if other industnies lan- guish." SKYSCRAPER TO REPLACE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Syndicate Pays $3,500,000 for Great one: Years Ago. New York, June 10.--Madison Squarg Garden, which was opened just twenty- one years ago this month, is to give way, to a commercial building, twen- tysfive sioreys high. The sales of the property, which has been rumored for a long while, was definitely announced vosterday. It-goes to a syndicate. The price puid is said 'to be 33,500,000. When the structure comes down the only place in New York suitable for big exhibitions and other afiairs on a large scale will he removed. When the roof is tern down, with it comes the ol air theatre which was the scene of 8 he killimg of Sanford White by Hurry Thaw, White was the architect' of the buildihyg. The Garden has been the home of almost every big amusement which has entertained New York for a score of ours. The new building planned will gle, with, n great court 'wr address ment for more cus KIN | DEAL IS CLOSED For Purchase of Waddington Power Company. SECURING OF RIGHTS REMOVE ALL POSSIBLE OBSTACLES | WILL Water Power Development Plans of New York and Ontario Power Company. "Ogdensburg, N.Y., June {chase of the Duow & Rutherford sap- fmill on the dam at Washington, and | negotiations for further purchase of property in that section are bein made with M. M. Ogden of Washing- ton. The securing of these rights will re move every obstacle that might oth- erwise interfere with the mammoth water power "development plans of the New York & Ontario Power company, which has the contract for furmishing | electric energy to the municipalities in | Eastern Ontario under the supervision lof the Hydro-Electiie commission { Ontario, It has been claimed during the past weeks by interests antagonistic to the of ters (do mot i own and cannot purchase | wll the properly necessary to develop | power at the point, which would make | it wsful from an engineering | point of view { Ar dent ia | here young most' Fue #1 1 Allison is, however, very « mfi- | that power will by developed | and the long-delayed Wassington | boost become 1 TOOK SUDDENLY ILL. * + + Detroit, Archbishop has been Clement, dy ill on 'physician 10 who Mount Mich, June Gauthier, staying in was taken sudden- his trip here His was 80 alarmed that he hurried his patient back to Mount Clemens. The archbishop was almost in a state of collapse He insist- ed yesterday on goiug to Of- tawa, which he did, though at times scarcely able to speak. + + hh oh 2d + + hh A dh 6 Sher P PPL Pb be MRS. TALCOTT PRESIDENT. Women's Institute of Prince Edward County Elects Officers. Picton, Ont., June 10.--Prince FEd- werd County Women's Inslitite in ses- sion for their third annual cotivention here elected these pificurar.-Bresident, Mrs. Jonathan Taleott, 'Bloomfield ; vice-president, "Mrs. Will Browne, Cherry Valley; secretary-treasurer, Mrs W. R. Munroe, Gilbert's Mills; direc tors--Mise Cora Pettingill, Wellington; Mrs. H. Y. Cooper, Bloomfield; Mrs, Avilesworth, Picton; Mrs. Wm. Emory, Cherry Valley; Mrs. W. B. Scott, Mil: ford; Mrs. Jones Colliver, West Lake; Mrs. Crawford, Gilbert's Mills; Mra. Everett Sager, Rednerville, and Miss Lily Wallhridge, Mountain View; audi- tors, Mrssel. 1. Montgomery, Welling- fon, and Mrs. Trumpour, Picton. SINGING AS A REMEDY FOR DISEASE OF LUNGS Grand Opera Star Says Vocalists Never Succumb to Coy sumption. New York, June 10.-<A very agree able cure and preventive for ronsump tion is that recommended by Mme. Jeanne Jomélli, formerly of the Met ropolitan and Mauvhattan Opera House. Her remedy is singing, "Uf you are consumptive,' she says, "sing; if you think you "mse drifting into consumption, sing. 1 do not 'ad vane the ridiculous claim that singing alone will save you from consumption or cute you; besides singing you - must have plenty of fresh air and good food. "Speaking of fresh air, | must say that in a hundred kunong how People sel Het nee ver to inhale it. doin breathe deeply enough; they sel dom ventilate properly their lung cavities, which resemble #+ffy, insani- tary apartments, where all 9- thrive undisturbed. Acquire the habit of taking the big, deep breathe which i* a primary requisite of any kind of singing, bad or good, and the physical joy derived from it will never allow you to relapse into lazy breathing. "The breathing exercises meommend- by certain physicians, and which are sd monotonous in themselves, be come much more pleasant when some Furthermore, the mere effort of sing: ing compels the singer 10" stand straight and to throw the chest cout a good corrective for the had physical habits of weak-chested ne hE "Finally, thy exhil of singing i# not a neglible element as a mental adjuvant to the cure, # youdoubt my statements go to the opera, turn your glasshe on every singer, man ot woman, and see what a wonderful chest developmént {hey have attained. ally, 1 have never dof a Le singer hecoming consumptive." Richard Parr, the United Staled "phn weetal in the. Palace savden, | BE cot hops. Ti you are i= made from. Dublin malt, and customs service agent, New York. frase (been sued for 825.000 That Might Have Interfered with, . Thouse after it 10,--J. | Wesley Allison has completed the por | | Waddiniston scheme that the promot { artistic pleasure is attached to them. | GIRL FIGHTS MAD BULL. Animal / by Horns--Saves Brother's Life. London, June 10.~The Albert medal of the second class is 10 be awarded, {it was announced, yesterday, to Miss {Amy Madeline Jacques in recognition of her gallantry in ie 1 the sistance of her broth®r when he attacked by a bull at." | Farm, Peaulien, Hants. °- { The animal was being driven on the {frame when it suddenly becawe infuri ated knocked young ©, Jacques down. 2 y 1t was goring the boy wheh his nis- ! ter, hearing oBis cries, rushed to his | nssistance, seized the bull by the (horns and enabled her brother to es- cape, ; She then made for the house herself, lelosély pursued by the bull, the animal | actually charging the door of the had been shut behind The bull was mad and had to be Seizes as- was Of terwood and { her. shot, « In his encounter with the animal i young, Jacques_sustained several frae- tured ribs, awd but for his sister's timely, intexvention he would probably { bave béen killed. The medal 'will be | persons presented to Miss Jacques wy his. majesty. : ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. | Archbishop of Canterbury is the himn who will place the crown of his an- cestors on the brow of King George of gland The archbishop Is the more important of the two archbishops who rule over the Chureh of England The Archbishop of York will also figure in coronation proceedings, as will iv other bishops and higher clergy the Arvehbishop of Canterbury ful- the actual duty of putting the crown in plave, He rules aver the rich est section of the established Chugeh of England, which lies south of. The historic River Trent t KILLS WOMAN: FOR HER RENT, WOMAN RAISING Throws Cinder Dust in 'Her Eyes, Then Stabs Her in the Throat--- She Surrendered. Rome, »June 10.--At Portici, yester- day, a woman tenant named Gianueli- ti revenged herself in a terrible man- ner upon he: landlady, who had given notice of a ten per cent. rise in the rent, ; Determined neither to pay nor quit, Giannetti went to the landlady's house armed with a big hread knife, saying she wished to settle her geeount. No soomer did the unsuspecting landlady appear than the etnning tenant threw a handiul of cinder dust in her cyes, and then sprang upon the vietim, kill ing her with stabs in the throat and fac e. The murderess thence took train to Aversa, and paid a long visit to a sister. to whom she said nothing of the tragedy and at 'nightfall went to Naples, and surrendered herself to the police, her excuse for the crime being that the rent had been raised . thrice in the space of a few months, and she was no longer able. te maintain her family of three Children, NEW BREAD COMPANY To Do Business in Toronto, Winni- peg and Montreal. Toronto," June 10.--A new bread company formed takes over three bak- eries here, one in Montreal and one in Winnipeg. Cawthry Mulock is president, and M. Bredin, whose bakery is w- cluded, is manager. T0 EFFECT REMEDY OF AN ABSURD CONDITION Legislation to Overcome Recent Unitd- States Customs Court Ruling. \ Washington, ~June 10.--Immediately steps are to be taken tb remedy the absurd condition arising froin a recent customs court ruling requiring duty to be paid on domestic animals be- longing to people of the United States which are taken out and brought back i y of the Treasury islation at the present ssion to over- come this interpretation of the Payne-Aldrich tariff. - : The ruling came into prominence. a few days ago when a lady returning from abro was foreed $is PEEP LPISES Corps will leave at %:30 o'clock, Mon I day men meet in the grand stand during directors of the association would GSTON, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, JUNE | Over the Proposal of Si Wid Laurier REGARDING THE NATION TREATY. its Embassy to Make a Report oi Spain. Landon, June 10,--The treaty ' pro- leg consequent upon the proposed reciprocity agreement grows in sexity. It is understood that <pamsh government which is the twelve governments whose tavored nation" arrangement Canada Sir Wilfrid Laurier is asking the Pritish government one of most with now mediate special report of the ¢d agreement as it affects interests, propos Spanish countries Austria-Hungary, zerload, Russia and Argentina, do. They may follow G ample, and refuse to make a renewed treaty, keeping Al British at sthg mercy of the tundesrath's yearly arrangement, ox they may imi tate Japan and demand that Britain restrain her fiscal autonomy by pledging herself not to. impose ime port duties. That is adopt rill reform and preference. it is pointed out of the situation, that mg so persistently from the text perately handing oser the control their own tariffs to foreign nations the Yorkshire Post says editorially twelve «hich foreign inchitde Swit will many"s ex to say, while preach ol ol | | THREW HER DOWNSTAIRS, * Montreal, June canse his landlady him for drinking, Denis threw her downstairs, and threatened her with a knife. The woman may not recover. 10 Be- reproved Pierre. St. + the of g- autonainy and fiscal freedom, British government, in the case the new Japanese treaty, and the Ci aadian government in the case of -the reciprocity agreement, should be deli present imperial conference will be parren &f results. Sir Wilrid Laurier, whose rare personality sways. theuvon terence, has his howe eritie and, op- ponent, Henri Bourassa, constantly in nis eve. 'The~dominion premier is th 'blanket of the conference all round. Only on preference and reci provity in tariffs. is he going to com mit Canada to close imperial union, tat these subjects Premier fas barred." + ot Will Go to Petawawa. I'he members of the 4th Hussars and the 3rd Cavalry Field Ambulance & dAy - morning, via the Kingston Pembroke railway, for the cawp Petawawa. HORSE RACING DOOMED IN EAST FOREVER Stringent Laws Bar Even Cane Ring. ing at County Fairs--Jockey Club Gives Up. New York, June 10.~It was admit- ted at Jockey Club headquarters to that horse racing i= absolutely dead in this state and that it will probably never be revived. The = last hope of, the racing association bers thal the-state legislature now in session in Albany would modify the' stringent anti-racing laws, so that racing might be resumed, went elim mering, when it was announced that the sepate codes committee bas in its charge the Gittens bills, defining book- making and. releasing raciuf® ass cia- tion directors from criminal lobtlity in permitting betting stands five to three against reporting the bills. Without these bills thete can he wo racing. Explaining this, R. T. Wilson, jr. "| president of the Saratoga Racing ° As- sociation, said that to race under ihe present law would lay the directors all art Swaisey, of this city, was bw eed | Ya the Jatant the several associations liable to blackmail. As the law now stands, should two the progress of a vaee meeting match coins for the drinks without he ing stipped hy the attendants, dnder the law for permitting be both liable public gambling and could Int apr. a : Under its provisions to ring a cane is gambling. Directors who permit this rm innocent sport cen be ar- vested and sent to jail. A few such ar- rests would: absolutely spell the doom of the existing law and racing could restored. be * Otherwise the game is ended forever here in the east. : 10c--Pineapples--15c. Cho pines, 10e. and 15¢. J. Craw ford. oe be (who says he heiped Pare get the $100, réward paid by "the go dor SPAIN SITS UP T0 UPSET, AGREEMENT FAVORED | The Spanish Government Haé Asked! ¢ iting that he was on hx way east, How the Change Would Affect com | the | SHORT to! negotiate for annulment, has: instruc | ted its embassy here to make an im- | commerce + here as one irony |' "The, impression is' deepening that the y | Horn Asquith | mem-li golwe be honirs, reached "Fert, "iready for the opeLiig. ' » a. - LAST EDITION i WEA Toronto. Ont, June 10 awa Vall nd Upper St {Northerly winds: cooler, Sun fair Something Doing at TRV WRTPRTRLRVTLVCLOTCON STEACY i | TVVTTTLLTTRVTVLBVTEBCS SATURDAY BARGAIN SALE Ladies' Tailored - Shirt Waits : 3 {Made of good Washing Prints in | Gen. Wood Believes That Six Months' colors White with Blue or Black Enlistment 'Would be Attractive to Polka Dots, also Blue and Black Many. grounds" with White Spots, Sizes, 2 . 134 to 42 Stylish new garments Washington, June 10.-To popularize | worth 7éc * the army, to interest a class of per a a < sig who heretofore have been attract SALE PRICE, 50c, ed tg the commissioned grades CANADIAN "TROOPS WELCOMED } 1% am Ot Lawrence A with lecal By Lord Mayor of Liverpool, Marchegd Through Streets. Liverpool, June 16.-The steamer {Empress of Ireland arrived here at { noon, Friday, with 'the Canadian coro. sation troops aboard. . | They were welcomed by the lord lmavor and a distingwishid civic party, | jand the local térritofials. also parad fed. £ { The Canadians | SOMe of the principal Stoeels, arousing { the keescst pleasure among the Liver { pool crowds, marched. through Archbishop is Better. A message wan received, on Friday i night, at the palace, by Rev. Father { Hanley, from Archbishop Gauthier, . and ways feeling better. The message came from Stratford. ~ POPULARIZE THE ARMY TASTE OF MILITARY LIFE FOR SCHOOL BOYS. i i | i only No one yet pretends to say what the | aiid to extomd the benefits of military | affected, | training is the purpose of Gen. Woed, chiel of staff, in proposing a scheme for iments. Jt is his high school bays raduat of | Hog be ented by the pro avi of of military life to enlist for that period wonld not to the ca veers they have mapped cut, as would be the case in a fivevear term. Young=%" sters of hirh intelligence should easily | vble to ground the | tary practices in six months' hard | work und. the benefit to b wrived from the setting up 'de lls and rezula habits of life at would t md to physical de With these in wn { | Wood is wregine public discussion of the Fe expectation 0 Congress mont' enlist that many | novel my + short taste who busines care abandon themselves in a formative period elopment reasons mand, Clearing Sale of CHILDREN'S PINAFORES .. Made of Navy and China Blue Prints with small white spots. Sizes, 2 to years. 36c qualities at 28¢. Children's Pinafores Of White Muslin, with embroidery yokes. Sizes, 2 to Ob years. Great (value at 40e. SALE PRICE, 5¢, New Neckwear Jabots, Stocks, Net Bows, anhiect, wath of pros ing the leciflation apon cong the regular winter at .. sWsi0n next a -------- HIGHWAYS. of Trade Council Resolution. { "Fe it resolved, that the govern Iment of Ontario be asked to formu Hate 4 into effect a plan for the i and maintenanee under supervision of the high wars of Eastern Ontario.' {Un Friday night, the counal of {hoard of had | the improvemenis of the highwava | Fastern Outario, when the above re | sslution wes passed, TO IMPROVE Board Passed a the wide under d's ussion of Collars, To be Ordained. Sunday George's be EVERYTHING NEW, the | EVERYTHING HERE, CALL AND BEE. STEACY'S The Leading Undertaker. ROBERT J. REID, | 'Phone B77. 280 Princess JAMES REID The Old Firm of Undertakers, 254 and 356 PRINCESS STREWD, Fhoue 147 for Ambulance. { _Foamity ordination will Lheld in cathedrnt by Bihop of Ontario. Three dea criers, nt ne will F. i Rev E. E: Lake, Rev. W. G&G. Nich I'wo candidates will ¥. Harring Damas, To roceive priest's He Plgvna; Shannonville, and Montreal we degcan's orders, and Mr, som, ree ~ Pittsburg tor, rents Lt.-Col. Perguson IL Lieut. «Col. Ferguson, in the 47th Regiment, is ll with ! arm, and may. the canip at Barrie hopw camp In Maj. Sharp 17th command of blood poisoning mm his not Le able field. His many he will be able cnse be ix unable to to attend the camp at Barrie: 1 i m---- sei-- friends, howéver, BRASS BEDS, Five of them sacrifice pr Summer Drinks..... LEMONADE. ORANGEADE. LIME JUICE, LIME JUICE CORDIAL. LEMON SQUASH. RASPBERRY VINEGAR. FRUIT SYRUPS, UNFERMENTED GINGER ALE, CHAMPAGNE CYDER. JAMES REDDEN & CO. Call for Government Ald. Thomas, Ont., June 10.-Fifty depositors in the Farmers Bask, near Fingal, have decided to co-operate in {sending delegation to ask parliament y | to difeet that the government assume | the losk to depositors or grant a sem [ sufficient to pay the nate circulation | and interest. ------------------, Campbell Bros'. Straw Hats styles, 26c. up; erash { hats, 25: up, genuine Panama hate, £1, 85, $650, 37.50, 810. Campbell iHros', Kingston's only exclusive hat to he wt that we will clear at a TURK'S. 'Phone 706 [Or of the will be in command | - Killed Two Pigs, citizens placed waK the valuable A pe eaten t ' h t 1aat their a" some 1" of awned | The fs glass w garbage, of two Flliott catise he pigs, by post-mortsm examination held on that they had should be death Smith animals showed glass. Citivens more care | ful. ! » Came for the Camp. A detachment of under lieut. Smith, city over the hingston & ratlway, Qatarday morning, , to attend the Barriefield belong to the instructional thirty-five men, WINES, in' the Pembroke from eR 1 arrived on Y hey 'A FORMER LONDON MAN MET HS FATE IN MEXICO elatives of Robert Swaisey, London Hear That He Was Burned at Stake. f London, Ont, Jume 10.<That # St. R i 3 i i Rob- lat the étake ini Mexico, recently. by | bmndits, because he oreflused to give i them money they knew he had, is the startling 'tory told in a letter to his | nd fur sore i relatives hore, by 1 OC. Whiting, a| a friend. He ways Mra. Swaisey scapes, | and after being, without food for fifty | sone friendly Ameri [the best by cand who eared for her ; 1542. : . Swaisey was general roadmraster of | The wedding took place at Kam- the Interocean railway, and had been loops, B.C, June lst, of Miss Pentie st to Irapatuoc, threk hundred miles | Tay lor, daughter of the Inte Hev. Mr. worth-of Mexico City, to mild & new Tay lof, Picton, to Archibald Galle road. jway, Kamloops The ceremony took ci rn [place at the home of the bride's sis Camp Meeting at Odessa. ter, Mex, J. Potts, and was of a very The Homnerites of + this = district will [quiet nature : pe Hommerites meeting at Odessa | Nee Bibby's special $1.25 shiris. beg ini on Sunday, June ith, and | A pretty wedding was solemwized in lasting for several days. This place St. Awdrew's church, Viton, Wednes- has been chosen as being most cen (diy, when Wev. J. A, Shaver married tral, snd those who are interested ex: (Miss Sarah Vancieal, daughter of Mr. pect to do a grent work while the (M. J. Vanclen!, Picton, and Frederick camp lasts. A large mumber fom the (William Smith, son of Mr. snd Mrs, iy went out, Saturday morning, in Wiliam Smith, Belleville. } the 'avtar=hile ven to get everything | Willy's for Peter Pan collars. ¢ All cam ice cream. G Our vacuum cleaner test. H. Milne, is pronounced Phone i Gibson's,

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