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THS HALIFAX HERALD. MONDAY. JUNE 6. 1898 8 ACADIA HOT HEW APP01NTME8TS A CAPSIZED BOAT Off SHUTIJi ISLAND. Steamer Newfield Brings in Some Evidence of a Drowning Accident.

FWMrmini Centreboard Flat up. Attached to a Lobe ter Trap Buoy. wmmmwm'mfm MONDAY Blouses for Boys. We are now showing a fine stock' of all styles for Soya A choice lot of AMERICAN lawn Blouses, with lace trimming for little fellows 3 to i yean, T5c, 31. 31-50, S3, 32.50.

A large assortment of Print and White Cotton Blouses at SOe, 40c, 60c, 80c, 75c, 80c. Remember Your money back if goods era not istia-v factory. Salmon and Trout Fishing Tackle. afiSMs Mirasr sirs! xssxvase! turara. Wholaaal and Wttll Write for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List.

J. Q. SI EVERT, 198 Hollis St 5C0VIL PAGE, 157 Barrington 8ta Halifax, IATB WAR SfflSXVS. WASHINGTON. June Steps have been taken by which It leaxpeoted that Lieutenant Carranxe, whs has eon-d acted the Spanish spy system from Montreal, with his lisnt Benor Du Bose, will be expelled from rtawsAw within the next few days, unless they adopt their own means to leave before on international question ia raised as to their presence In Canada.

Tha Car-ranaa letter, detailing his spy system, was communicated to the British ambassador, Sir Julian Pauncefoto, together with all other Information bearing on the operations of the Spanish officials In Canada. Tha ambassador waa quirk to sot and cabled the entire matter to the foreign office. No doubt is entertained as to the speedy action of the authorities at London, now that a specific case hae been made out against the Spanish officials in Can-8 ada. MORE FLEET RUMORS. ST.

PIERRE, Martinique, June B. The British steamer Twickenham, which has remained at Fort SL Francis several weeks, waiting for permission to land her cargo of 10,000 tons of coal for the. Spanish navy, will leave tonight for Jamaica. There are numer-s reports that flat waa seen off the west coast of the Island yesterday, and it may be that the Twickenham goes to coal the ships. TORPEDO BOAT REPORTED SUNK.

Agents tor Oxford Twseds and Homespuns. trnmmmm Is uow here and we have a fine stock of the celebrated Whitney Carriages, the best goods of this kind and make in America. The es'gns are unique and beauti-improvements ful. All the latest including the Patent the most desirable features ever riage. Dont buy a carriage with the old-fashioned axles, and have the nuts always coming off, when you can get a Whitney with this perfect contrivance, rubber tired wheels and patent foot jrake for less money thau the old-fashioned axles and gearing of other makers.

Catalogues mailed to any address on application. in gears and fittings, Wheel Attachment, which is one of introduced for a baby ear NOVA SCOTIA FURNISHING 7 a to 76 Barrington St Halifax. ih Cecil C. Jones of tiaeverd to be Instructor of Physics and dSS Ernest Hf ycoqk of Acadia 86 Instructor Chemistry and Geology Other Changes (Special to The Halifax Herald). WOLFVILLE, June A At the meeting of the board of governors of Acadia university, held on Thursday, various ohanges were mods In the college taff, and two new appointments were deoided upon.

Profeseor IX F. Higgins, after a long and honorable career, resigned the chair of mathematics, on account of advancing years and waning strength. In accepting hia. resignation the board appointed him professor emeritus for life. He will, during the eneulng year, at least, continue to do a small portion of mathematical work.

Professor F. R. Haley submitted hie reeignation of the chair of physics, which was accepted. The board then appointed him to the chair of mathematics made vaefint by Dr. Hlggina' It ia understood that during the next year Professor Haley will direct the work of mathematics and phvslca both.

Cecil C. Jones, of New Brunswick, a member of the senior class of Harvard university, waa appointed instructor In mathematics and phyolri for one year, on the foundation of the alumni professorship. in making tills arrangement for the year, the board acted in conference and concurrence with a special committee of the Alumni associa-tlon. Mr. Jones Is reputed to be a young man of strong personality, of noble character and excellent scholarship.

He mode a brilliant record at the university of New Brunswick in mathematics and physics, being graduated as gold medalist In that department. He has oontinued his studies at Harvard with equal success. The chair of chemistry and geology having become vacant, through the retirement of Professor Coldwell earlier in the year, the board proceeded to fill this vacancy by the appointment of Ernest HeycocW, aa instructor in both subjects. Hr. Haycock waa a distinguished member of the Acadia clans of 9.

Hia record as an undergraduate was axceptionnlly high all round, and hia interest and attainments In science especially marked. Since leaving Acadia he has spent two years at Harvard specialising In the departments named above. He will receive his M.A. degree at Harvard this spring. His work there has been unusually satisfactory, and the professors of science in that university recommend Mr.

Haycock as a man of great promise, able, scholarly, earnest and possessed of the true scientific spirit. Mr. Haycock's ment aa instructor la for a term of two yean, at the end of which time, if mutually satisfactory, the appointment will be raised to a professorship. A NEW COURT OF CANADIAN FORESTERS. (Special to The Halifax Herald).

SYDNEY, Jdhe 2. A oourt of the above order waa organised hare Monday night by R. J. Stuart, of Ontario. The charter list comprises the moat prominent young men of the town.

The following officere were elected and Installed for the enOuing year, via. J.P.C.R. D. A. Cameron, LL.D.

C.R. John Q. McKinnon. V.C.R. John E.

Urquhsrt R. 8. Andrew IV. Woodill. F.8.

Edward McPherson. Treasurer Dun it. McPherson. Chaplain John B. Morrison.

Con Albert McLeod. B.W. R. Smith. J.W.

Howard Campbell. S.B. Otis A. Urquhsrt. J.B.

D. J. McKinnon. Ex. Phy.

8. J. McLennan. M.D. Trustees A.

Andrews, D. J. McKinnon, H. A. Frowdc.

Financial Committee H. C. Moseley, O. O. Urquhsrt, A.

W. Woodill. Auditors J. E. Urquhart, N.

A. Mc-Knnxie. Court meets fourth Thursday of each month. LUNENBURG BUDGET. (Special to The Halifax Herald).

LUNENBURG. June 8. The supreme court opened here yesterday. Judge Meagher presiding. Lunenburg Maaons are making great preparations for the entertainment of grand lodge, which meets here, commencing Tuesday.

The estate of Levi Oxner, of Chester Basin, waa settled in the probate court here on Monday last. Value about 130.000. The L.A-A.A. are having their track put in condition. It la understood they are to have races on Tuesday, June 21.

Naas, who won two firsts at Kentvllle, seems to be in it again this year. Bankers are arriving from their spring trip. The following havi reported Torridor 400 Blennelm 660 Werra 350 Blnlega 300 qtla, Lorssna Maud 475 Talmouth 350 qtla. Glad Tidings 350 qtla, Gladys B. Smith 300 qtla.

The prohibitionists are on the war path. At a meeting held In Bridgewater on Thursday of last week a country alliance was formed 'with Judge Chesley president, A. H. Anderson secretary-treasurer, and some eight prominent ladles and gentlemen vice-presidents. The first gun was fired on Sunday evening, when many of the clergymen preached red hot prohibition sermons.

The value of exports from the port of Lunenburg for the month of May was impoi ls SERIOUS AND MYSTERIOUS FIRE AT SOMERSET. (Special tn The Halifax Herald). SOMERSET. King. June 4.

Last night shortly aft-r 9 o'clock fire was discovered in the barn of Arthur Palm- 1 er. Weleforil. about two miles from Somerset. Mr. Tahncr Juki arrived in time to aave a pair of cattle, which were in the iwin.

The n-et of the stock being om. A quantity of hay and etraw. also a hay rake and threshing machine were burr-d. origin of fire unknown as yet. Fully insured.

UNKNOWN SCHOONER SANK. CHATHAM. June An three-maeted honnT went shore on Rearsc' h---al. in th heavy northeast at-irm thH She was too far out for her Identity to be determined and ni assistance can he rendered. as all th" lif--Kavir crews went off iat fuesdav neht.

A trer.med-.'us sea was runrlnq when the veri struck, er.d "he wa swept by the v. eves in a most dnngerooo manner. Th vresel cam" In fron. the caste. prl.

The" who hv f-otp. the shore it mil of th" question (hat any small boat could stand the heavy seas, and It was feared that the crew would go down with the chip. Tba government steamer Newfield arrived Saturday afternoon from the eaatward, having been engaged laying coast buoys as far as Point AconL In spec tor Hutchings was with tha steamer. Four miles off Shntin Island, returning to Halites, the Newfleld picked up a centreboard flat, capaised. The bottom waa painted dark brown and the Upper part white.

The buoy of a inhaler trap was found made fast to the boat, which raises Lthe belief that an accident occurred In isullng traps and the occupant of the drowned. The Initials J.S." were on the buoy, ir billet of wood, used to mark the portion of traps. The steamer took the boat aboard It has been landed at the marine Wnd fisheries wharf. The facts are made known for the Information of any parties who may be Interested and for the identification of the property. PERSONAL INTEREST, Sir Hilihert Tupper left Ottawa yesterday for the Pacific coast, i J)r.

Smith, of Mill Village, has been i appointed medical oflicer for Port 1 Muutnn. Ur. Kate McKay. New Ulaegnw, hae gone to New York to take a special course In the hospitals there. Sir James Edgar, speaker (it the house of commons, has been made D.C.L.

by IMehnp's college, Lrnnnxvllle. A B. Cox, son of A. N. Cox.

Truro, is a partner In the extensive firm of grain dealers of Olsen and Cox, Sanborn, North Dakota, g. D. Wilson, an employee of Buuid, Gibson and uml Miss Louisa Brown are to be married in fit. Mark's church on Thursday. Rev.

Arthur Connelly. Rev.Thomas He-Innla and Hev. John Cullen, three prominent Roman Catholic clergyman from the United Htales, ore visiting Cape Breton. J. Howard Crocker, who graduated from the I'niverslty of New Brunswick.

is to enter noon the study of medicine at Iialhousle college this fall. Rev. J. R. McDonald, of Barney River, was the recipient of a complimentary address nnd purse on the occasion of his leaving there to ac-' oept a call to Caledonia.

Rav. Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hall, president of Union seminary. New Turk. Is soon to visit Halifax In order to he present at the summer school of theology at Tine Hill college.

Rev. John M. Allan has returned from Scotland, and hopes to again enter on church work in this, his adopted, country. Mr. Allan waa pastor at Chatham, N.B..

Richmond. Halifax and Lakeville and Watervllle.KIngs. Rev. E. Lawlor Is visiting hia parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. K. laiwlor, Dartmouth. He la accompanied by his Wife.

Mr. lAwlor has almost completely recovered from his recent severe llifiess, but requires rest, and will remain at home some titne. Lieutenant-Colonel Vidal, R.R.C.I., of Montreal, will arrive in Fredcrirton on the 15tli to take over t-ic duties of district officer commanding in succession to Lieutenant-Colonel Maunsoll. Colonel Vidal is a son of Senator -Vidal and Is at present In command of the R.R.C.1. at 8t.

John's, Queliec. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Porter, of Deerfield, Yarmouth, celebrated the (2nd anniversary of their wedding on the 24th May, they having been married in 1836, before Queen Viotoria began to reign.

The day was heartily enjoyed by the aged couple, children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. Mr. Porter is 83 85 years of age and Mrs. Porter is 83, and are the oldest couple living at present in Yarmouth county. A MALTA SENSATION.

London Daily Mall. Our. Malta correspondent writing under date May 18, says Great rou-aternation and Intense excitement prevail in the island since the news was spread that Henry Vella, the civilian secretary to the admiral superintendent at Malta dockyard, had absconded, taking passage ly some vessel for Greece. That official had occupied that responsible position for over ten yean, and was highly respected, sml enjoy, full trust and confidence. For several years he commanded the Malta militia.

It appean that aerious cmbesxle-ments and frauds, involving a.i amount of over 30,000, have been discovered, extending from 1893, since which year Admiral Tracey, Admiral Durkworth-King, and Admiral R. 1L Lloyd (the present occupant of the post of ad-jrilral superintendent) have been in otter. The embeislementa nnd frauds consist in the retention of moneys due to contractors, and In the obtaining of loans from local firms In tha names of those admirals. Both contractors and firms hold letters signed by the secretary, and countersigned by those admirals, acknowledging the debts, or asking for time for payment. The creditors waited for their money, na they raceivnd Interest on the amounts due to them.

The admirals' signatures were evidently obtained in some fraudulent manner. It Is known that they cannot possibly rend all the papers placed before them for signature by the secretary. The access which the accused had to plana and drawings relating to the defences of Malta could have easily been made available for the purpose of obtaining bribes from foreign powers. I have known him personally for ten years, anil can scarcely believe him capable of being a traitor to the country to whirh he owed everything; nevertheless, at the royal dockyard the fact 1 not concealed that Vella uae.l in the admiral'! name to for nnd obtain hooks and plans of a most prt- vnte and confidential rharaettr. he usually returned after a fortnight's time.

It was announced yesterday that Mr. Vella had ben captured on board a i British steamer off Syr, which was hunrdrd for the purpose by an oYii or from H.M.8. Hussar, stationed in those waters. MlnarJ's Unlmnt the best Hair Ro- atoren LEGAL FIGHT IH SIGHT OVER MIDLAND R.R. ROUTE Efforts Contemplated to Set Aside the Bonus Vote by Truro Citizens.

Coming Truro Sports Rush at Londonderry Iron Works General Truro Notes. (Special to The Halifax Herald). TRURO, June 4. The re-building of the Truro condensed milk and canning factory, destroyed by fire recently, ie progressing rapidly. The new buildings are to be roofed with Iron, and a contract has been let to the London-; derry Iron company, Acadia Mines, to manufacture and supply the same.

This will be the first roof of the kind in Truro. Mlsa Cooke, of Halifax, teacher at Mount Allison ladles' college, ie vialt-ing at Councillor A. 8. Blacks fur a few days, en route to the city. Plane are bring made for an elaborate programme of sports bicycle races, running and field events for the coming public holiday, July 1, to be held on the Truro amateur athletic grounds.

It la quite probable that a cricket match will also be arranged for the same occasion. Rev. T. Cummins, whose resignation from the pastorate of Bt. Andrew's Presbyterian church, was accepted by tha Truro preabytery a few days ago, left to-day for Dorchester, N.B., where he has received preaching appointments for a year.

Much dissatisfaction la expressed over the voting by the town of the bonus to the Midland Railway company in order to induce them to build their proposed railroad from Wlndeor to Truro via Clifton. The mayor and council, at the time, did not recommend the action, yot the ratepayers voted the sum. The former think the step a most unwise and extravagant one and some of the councillor are considering a petition to have the meeting set aside and the vote made null and void. The result of the vote la not received with any better grace at tha atedrlocke alley, and the residents of that place have retained 8. D.

McLetlan. Judge of probate, in the matter. The Btewiacke people feel grieved, and are determined to yet bring the road nearer to their valley. The first tep to be taken by Mr. MclAllan on their It la understood, will be to destroy the legality of the meeting which voted the bonue, through some technicality In the manner In which It was railed.

The vote not having been recommended by the town council will probably alao be a lever used In this connection. On the other hand, those t'ho supported the voting of the bonus have legal men looking up all possible evidence In its support, and are as determined to see the road build the route they think most advantageous to the town of Truro and Colchester county, as the opponents of the Clifton route are to have the road built via Brookfield. EMPLOYMENT AT ACADIA MINES. Prospect of a Summer' Work Ahead for Machinists and Founder. (Special tn The Halifax Herald).

ACADIA MINES. June 4. Everyone has a word of good cheer here to-day, as it la announced that for the remainder of the summer, work at the Londonderry Iron company's machine hop. foundry and pipe shops particularly the latter will he quite plentiful. The machine shop has started, and the foundry running full time.

The pipe shops have been running for some time on work for the water ay stem of St. John city, and now the company have received a contract from the town of Truro for pine far quite extensive waterworks extensions, for which, some time ago, the necessary money waa authorised by a meeting of the ratepay- era at Truro. Several of our energetic horse owners have gone to Gore. Hants county, tn haul antimony, which is being shipped In large quantities from Elmsdale Station. Contractor William Smith has sent four double teama MUTUAL RESERVE REPORT.

As was Intimated some time ago, a rigid official examination was under way by the governmen Insurance department of the state of New Tork, of the above association, which lasted I ome months. Is now completed, and the report shows 1st. That the association is absolutely solvent and in a magnificent condition. 2nd. That every honest death paid In full.

3rd. That the recent increase on t. old members in th 15-yesr eM -1 necessary to maintain equity briw-e th policy-hol'lers an the differ forms of peltry. This must be gratifying to the pollcv holders nf the company, and at tl: same time be a complete answer to th unjust critlrl'me of agents and journals nt competing companies, and ti asK'lation will no doubt reap the benefit of this advertising, for the public like fair play, especially when they know the whole trouble Is because th association I exiling muni insurance at a lower rut owing to the economy or Kit svsfcm. It has had more nfflc'a! xaminr.tbms than any romps ny in th" vtrljl.

sod has r.xv.-r had an adverse nqx. In the face of these facts, together with their recent Increased deposit at Ot.awa. we predict a brilliant future tx the association. km KELIJERT ACQUITTED. The Montreal Detective Goes Free on Charge at Letter Stealing.

(Special to The Halifax Herald). MONTREAL, June 4. Detective Joseph Kellert, who was arrested at 3 o'clock last Sunday morning on a charge laid by Lieutenant Carranxe, late naval attache of the Spanish embassy, Washington, now head of the Spanish spy system in Montreal, waa this morning acquitted of the charge of stealing a latter from Carransa's residence, 43 Tupper street. Magistrate La Fontaine diamvaaed the accused on the ground that there wee not sufficient evidence to warrant bis detention. Up to the present no word has been heard of the misting letter or of the Identity of the lady and her toll, red-bearded companion, who accompanied a man, resembling Kellert, to the house when the letter waa stolen.

The letter carriers here have been supplied with new cape, but have not yet got their long looked-for new uniforms. The fife and drum corps of the 66th P.L. Fusiliers will hold a smoking concert In Masonic hall on Wednesday evening, June 15th. Albert William Street, Royal Engineers. and bliss Beaale J.

Smith, of Halifax, are to be married on June 16th by the Rev. Dr. Hearts. The case of Walker vs. Anderson, an action involving the title of a property on the 8t.

Margaret's Bay road, has been tried before the supreme court. Oxner and Duff, general dealers, of Bridgewater, who compromised some time ago. are offering to pay 60 per cent 0 their last dividend. City houses are largely interested. It is reported about tha city that Halifax men have bonded a copper mine for a large sum of money.

The amount named la 40,000. English capitalists are desirous of purchasing. Capt. Reid, formerly master of the schooner Gladstone. Is in Hslifsx.

Hs was lying at a wharf In Havana when the United Btatea warship Maine waa blown up. He gives a most graphic description of the Incident. It was a terrible sight, and one that he will remember during his lifetime. Capt. Martin, now in command, was mats of the vessel at the time.

The smoking roneert to he given by the officers of Branrh 133, C. M. B. A. on next Thursday evening In thefr rooms, Barrington street, promise to be a grand success.

It Is to celebrate the eighth anniversary of the founding of the branrh. It Is open to members of the C. M. B. A.

in Halifax and Dartmouth, who can purchase tickets and bring their friends outside of the association. Visiting brothers who may be In the city are Invited to attend. The programme will consist of vocal and Instrumental music, recitations and other attractions. The gentlemen who compose the committee and from v-hom tirkt can be purchased are Messrs. R.

N. McDonald. W. Phelan. John Tower and W.

R. Fagln. rubber KINC8TON, Juns 5. 10 p. m.

A despatch from Port Antonio says: A vessel that has arrived here from Santiago de Cubs reports that the Americana sank, on Friday evening, the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror. The assumption, based upon despatches from Madrid, has ben that the destroyer Terror, after leaving Fort de France, went to Porto Rican waters and Is prubaly that the Port Antonlu confuses her with her Bister destroyer the Furor, as has several times been the case in despatches from other points. KIT ADVBRTIS8MENTS IN THE HERALD TO-DAY tH MM Page AinuM-Tm-nts Buis uf plants Duggan Foreclosure sales I'hluruilyue Munyou's progress Th ci mi slant use of An Judgment llaurhesu-i', Robertson and Allison 1'ersonsl James Mrs. Vale Juhn Nix Edward Epps Joseph Mark Mono Herbert ti. Heilsn James Steele Mrs Tobin Wanted for vacation canvassing (Vented re-toucher Wanted a governess Wants to represent eastern manufacturers.

etc Dry goods and notion travellers Cerboiis preparation Those who cannot take Bold and recommended by all Week men The pride of Canada Paint or srruhbing, which 3 Now-a-day nearly every woman Row Is It with you Ynu can if you wish thaler boot Wees If value Is a prims Prices tow, quality fine- C. H. Harvey Absorption and electro magnetism rlay rakes, American manufacture Blouses for boys The rubber In Ooodiich-Resflex" Raby rairlage weather The first Com sic. a large Funeral. J.h' of Mr.

Broadhum yes- Th.I attended. Tne interment took place at Camp Hill cemetery. The funeral arrangements ere In charge of Snow and Co. CABLE STILL WORKING. The manager of toe Bermuda Cable company states that the Santiago cable is still working.

It looks as though the coble-cutting operations reported on Saturday were again wasted on dummy cables. STEAMER MOVEMENTS. The steamer Portia left Newfoundland nt noon Saturday for Halifax. The steamer Corean arrived at St. John's.

Saturday evening and sailed 10 a.m. yesterday for Halifax. YOUNG LADY'S DEATH. The death has occurred after a comparatively short Illness at Mias Margaret Burns, slater of the water inspector. at the early age of 38 years.

The young lady waa highly esteemed by many friends. TACHTINO. The yacht race on Saturday for the squadron prise was won by tha Tlree on time allowance. The Hebe led over the rourse. closely followed by the Wynn.

The Wynn took second prise, on time allowance, nnd the Hebe third. The breexe was strong from southeast, and the boats all made a good start. THE STEAM TACHT ALFRIDA IN PORT. The American steam yacht Alfrida arrived yesterday from the Great Lakes via St. Lawrence and Hawkesbury.

hound to New Tork. It Is understood the yacht has becnm the property of the United States government. The yacht la taking coal at Roche's wharf. The Hamburg-Amerlcan liner Italia deteined in quarantine Fridav for about two hoiira. After a thorough examination shn v.aa allowed to pio-reed to deep water.

She landed 738 passengers, nearly all Austrians. The C. P. R- people at first refused to forward the people and llie'r baggage, nnd It was I a.m. Wore thy left the oily, orders having been received from Montreal to take th-m through.

No richness r.f any kind occurred on the wav nut. There were no births and r.o deahs. The wh party Is hound fur the various settlements in Manitoba. Liniment tha best Hair I AMUSEMENTS. The new people who are to perform at the Lyceum this week arriwsd lost evening on the steamer Halifax from Boston.

The performance promises to he a high class specialty one, of the kind that is bound to draw. A young lady will perform a thrilling mid-slr feat In front of the Lyceum every evening before each performance. Th programme will lie aa follows Monful-ila and Russell, lady and gentleman, aerial putrvcle, performing the Spanish webbing act "and other daring aerial fkats, ring and flying trap-eae work Leonard and Fulton, Irish comedy, gong and dofee srtlktk Pro-essor Mqshqr, tramp bloycllst and champion trick rider Granby and Haley, eomedlana, vocalists and challenge dancers Bsatrloe Gampolo, singer and dAhcep latest songs, new dances Jatoca McAvlty, high class monologue comedian and parody singer comedy and musical act. Turned, In which live artists will take part. J.

L. White, manager of the W. 8. Harkins company, arrived Saturday night. The Harkins company will open a two weeks engagement at the Academy of Music nt Monday evening.

ANDREW CARNEGIE'S OPINION. 'Ere Long We Shall Have a 8oild English-Speaking Race," He Says Arbitration Treaty Will LONDON, June 4. Mr. Andrew Carnegie, in the course of an interview hae expressed hie opinion that General Miles is "an ideal warrior who wins victories without fighting." He thinks that if Spain wants Barcelona and other ports blockaded she can be accommodated. Mr.

Carnegie protests emphatically against any extension of the republic, and hope that the Americana will Justify the sentiment of Mill. The Americans often talk as if about to do foolish things, hut so far they have never done one. Ere long, says Mr. Carnegie, we ehall have a solid English-speaking race, capable of preventing much of the evil of the world. Mr.

Carnegie believes that there will be not the slightest trouble In passing an arbitration treaty." Hon. William Rosa. Thomas Mowbray, J. T. Ruhiand, W.

F. JIacCoy. Aid. Campbell and E. G.

Mahon leave to day for Lunenburg to attend tne meeting of the Grand Lodge of Freemasons. Mayor Stephen will leave for Lunenburg on Tuesday for tne same purpoae. The students in the graduating elasa at the Commercial college yesterday were Ernest P. Webber. Chester (rltli highest grade certifies)" Jothsm D.

Creelman. Stewlacke, o- Helen H. Munro, Bridgetown. A city mechanic named Baker has invented a bicycle for which he claims many advantages over the ordinary wheel. He says it cm driven at twice the speed of an ordinary wheel, and Is self-fighting.

He is looking for ratents. Mg 41, u- 4 Th rubber In tlr than an; rohhr so be Spruce Gum chitis, Sore throat, etc. a tuny, watom a M- Hb n. The examinations under the N. H.

Pharmaceutical Society will be held at Halifax. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 14th rhd 16th of June, commencing at 10 am. Candidates are requested to file certificates with and pay the fees to the Registrar. Mr. W.

A. Dymond. No. 10 Acadia etreet, on or before the 4th of June. By order of the president AVERY F.

BUCKLEY, M.D.. C.M., Secy. N.S. Phar. Socy.

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