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NOTEHOLDERS AND JUST AFTER C.P.R I I

ISTHUYIU nEi>osiroRs SECURE NEW EUVIIINMINT TRAIN use PASS-En U5- PHUITSEL

gpacial _no Tho Guardian. _ - `-pon'rLA»ND. March 7-oiiteliing are ,mm _unknown cause shortly after she docked- mday, the steamer Man- \,,,¢¢,nn of the Nedby Maine Steam- ship 00 was totally destroyed. Loss $250,000- , one fireafsm of the sbzamers crew

is missing-,_ ; - =

THE HIVEH UPENINTS

. ~ "0 'The Guardian. - hl1,iII)\I?lIl‘ElEAL, March 7-The ice _med today in the hnrbor and _with :the ri,-er Open from 'Tlircc ltivcrs down it looks) as if navigation might Gpnn lrl the first-_week of April. _

TUUH ITTTTETIT THTPSA WEEK MH. TUSTIN SETS

_.__ .

i

.,-T JUHN, March 0~(‘.alviu Aust- i,,` ifemral manager of the Eastern sieaiiisiiip company. arrived in the 2-ity yesterday. Mr. Austin caiuc lierc tovscc what steps will be taken in re- gard to the offer recently made by the city to build for the cumpnnl’ it new ivharf at a cost of $40,000. To ,hc Telegrapli last evening Mr, Aus- tin said that he had a conference with a member of the common coun- ,.,1 yesterday afternoon and was in- formed that nothing could be done in the way of constructing the wlinrf this spring. “That means," said lllr. Aus-tiii, “that we will have to make the best of whnt`we have for this suinnier anyway." H0 H-lllll`¢‘Cll'\f-Nl, however, the fact that the city was doing its utmost to give the cone- pnnv satisfactory wharf accommoda- tion. Mr. Austin said that the coni- puny did not anticipate building any new steamers, as he tliougbt they were sufficiently equipped for the pre- sent. I-le expects that the passenger iruvel between St. John and llostou will be very heavy this siuuiiner. Each year there had been ri consider- able increase. and he did not see why 1910 should be any exception.

lu answer to a question as to what

steps the company would take to meet the increased demandsg' Mr. ' Austin said that one of the many ways would be to give the public four direct trips each week, instead ol two as formerly. The steamers wliieli will be used on the route this

venr are the Governor Cobb, Govern- nas accim lished and the resforat- he" house- She Bdmitmd 5C°°mPahY'

or bincley and Calvin liusun ion to the nwvle of wmmnn rlulits 1"” the Officers- hh* Said Sh

Mr. Austin' had -a very busy time

of it yesterday afternoon, looking over facilities here, and also confer- rini: with his local representatives. 'l`lii.~i afternoon he will have a confer- l ence with P. Gifkins, general manag- er of the D. A. R., who is expected to arrive in the city at noon. "The D. A. lf. and the Eastern Stcnnisliip (`oui-pany are sisters, so far as wliari- airc accommodations are concerned," said Mr. Austin, "and so . Mr. Gif- kius and myself will have a little fnniily talk." ~ ' _

Gllll. FATALLY SHOT

- -OTHERS W(lUNDl‘lD.

PHILADELPHIA, March 7f'l`lie~

culin of the quletest day Philnilclpliia luis known since the strike begun two weeks ago, ended last niwiit. Dis- t-.lrbauces occurred ln which thrcc llcrsnns were shot, one I-Zirl fntully, and many unruly persons new .-c~‘ rr-rely clubbed and a score of arrests iuude. , ,_, , ,

FATAL SNOWSLIDE.

\'.-\NOOUVER, B. (‘., March 7- il

l€le\'en bodies have been recovc-real f‘

from the Rogers' Pass siiowslidc.l

'l‘u'euty-three whites and full,v thirty- seveu Japanese were buried in the avalanche, and the rescuers are hope- less of finding any alive.

The victims incliuied the crqws of two rotary snow-ploughs eiillhllcd in clearing the tracks after the l>Fll\'l"“~`l slide, and a large pnrty of lnliorei:-i. The exact number is unknown, but runs anywhere from* fifty in ‘H10 h““‘ dred, although the best rclhlfls shy

Special to The Guardian. }_innk_

"V" “HN-_M“"“" 7“""'” Si- Sn-I with nie double iiabuiues and ass- hcn Bank 1 o

]iriini;wick_ ' holders will be preotectcd.

He is taking it over in the inter- It was the smallest bank in Cana-

csts of the Canadian fi-inkcrs‘ Asso-Ida with a capital ,of two hundred ciation at thc, orders of Sir Edward thousand dollars. Clonston. Th-exe are only speculations as to

The New Brunswick lluuk will open i the cause of the trouble, but it is be-

n branch- hh llhl thh Unnh Of MUi\tI\'- lieved it is altogether unassociated

Special to The Guardian.

Special to The Guardian. and piled Uhe tracks to twice th

e Special 'to The Guardlan.,.

in

ff snwinthchard- f. ,. _ _ ‘ ` mratol. Kessou U, um Bank 0'( Rei, . cts, notti the depositors and the note-

Half of the principality marched to the palace today and waiting upon Prince Monaco demanded a cclristitut- ion, declaring that Monaco was the only absolute monarchy remaining on the globe. _ ,The Prince _promised tcl consider

the matter. '

MONTACELLO, Monaco, March 7-

details of the avalanche onthe Bel

oided by the mcrest cnance.

first slide, thinking all danger over

a third slide took place behind them iust missing the train hy_,a minute.

kirks show an awful catastrophe av-

The International Limited was go-

ing west towards the scene of the

They were getulng near Field when

VANCOUVER, March 7-The latest depth of a pullman.

There were hundreds of passeng r

way till the track is clear.

While no information is availabl

e

on the train and tney are stalled be- tween two slides and cannot get a- Commissioners, that the imports

as to the actual number of dead, a list has been issued showing fifteen

OTTAWA, March' 7--The Oman

s Government has refused 'to en in

the request of the United Btprtes

from 'nbc United Statesbe placed on

e the intermediate tariff.

The Governemnf has also declined

to interfere with the provincial reg-

, members nf the train crews and thir- ulations respecting the export of pulp-

ty-eight Jap laborers dead or miss

al in the case of the St. Hyaciuthul with mining ventures.

ST. JUHN MTN

ney':i (lhurles l°`. Dolan and John Do- lan of this city hiivc entered their appearance in the Essex probate court in the will 'case of the late llobert D. Evans of Llcverly, Mass. They represent liilllnn M. Keyes, Margaret A. Donovan and James E. Donovan of Boston, George D. Dono- van ol Needham and Timothy I-I. Donovan of St. John, N. ll. They are the children of Ann ldvfins, who mar- ried Dennis Donovan nt St. John on Sept. 23, 1848. Ann Evans their mo- ther, was a first cousin of Robert D. E_vuus’ father. so that at the present time they arc aiuong the nearest of his heirs. Ilobert l). Evans left a ividow, no children and no brothers or sisters. Ily his will, at the death of his wife, the remaining estate was to be divided cuniilly between his heirs und his \\'ife’s heirs. The es- tate has been inventoried at above I $10,000,000.

_` I

UNITED STATES _~ . `

lllil INTEHVENE

days of secret l:orifri'ciiers there is every reason to hclicvc that General Estrada, the lender of the revolution- ists, and his udviscrs reluctantly

ll(|S'l`ON. Mass., March 0- Attor-

'MHS. EETIVEH MAKES ~ Ellllll SHTWTNE UN

onmniiibnrc, Mass., March ii-Mui

Lillian M. Glover’s fourth day on the witness stand in the probate court where practically an investiga- tion of the murder of her husband is being conducted, was more in her favor than the other three Her 0

his direct examination and appar- ently little more remains to be drawn out from the widow of the murdered Waltham laundryman. The cross-exainination by her own coun- sel which will probably begin Mondav is expected to clear up at least part of the testimony which may seem damaging. ' _

Mr. Scott, the counsel for the Glo-

ver brothers who are objecting to the allowance of the will which gives the iroperty to the widow and another irother. has based his case on the ground of undue influence on the part of Mrs Glover, as. well as threats, nnd the claim. that Glover made the will whlle,in fear of his wife.

Mr Scott had endeavored to show

that Mrs Glover knew more of the murder than has yet been disclosed, intimating even that she might have `nstigated it because of her hatred

I lll.Lll<}l#`ll<]l.|l.\`, Mar. G--After three _tliroligh her hnsband's alleged relat-

ions with her servant Hattie Le- Blanc.

On many of the critical points in

the ,examination especially those to-

have auiiiiie.-icell in the demand of Am- dnl’ Whihh 1`01l1l-ed T50 B-11915911 threats

ericans rc.~rident in I\`iearngua that Ii

by Mrs Glover against her husband,‘

receptive cur lic turned io any pro- hlld hel" F0IlO1`t€(T l`0n1Bl‘kS that She P05815 of /\n,ni~i¢n,,_ _inl§U~¢_ii_-innn _was glad that someone ‘killed hm

which will giizirnnllae to them the rights the dcninl of which caii's"e`<\ the rcvolutiou. The oriuinnl dclnauilg of the revoliifioiiisls included thc ov- erthrow of Prc.-illent Zclaya which

, i , she replied with o. direct denial. _ She admitted today that she talked

about a revolver to a newspaper man but did not show any such weapon.

In the search for Hattie LeBlanc in

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ponent's leading counsel completed ni-Omise ling been mai-ln nt ;g00_000_

miraculously missing shaw, ho wan

NICE PEUM Ellll

PHEEEHBEIT STEEL

SHTHEHULITEHS

M()N’l'RldAL, M`,arch G.-Another

.stage in the Steel-Coal negotiations was reached today at a meeting of the two boards of directors in the vexed question of the' damages which were claimed by the Dominion Iron & Steel Company against the Dominion Coal Company, the balance of which amounted to $1,201,000. A com-

which, no doubt, will meet with the entire approval of the shareholders of both companies.

Another decision reached by the

directors of the Steel Company this morning was of tremendous moment

stock, amounting to nearly one- third of the par value of that stock.

The rest of the Steel-Coal points

have been held'in abeyabce until fur- ther considerationcan be given the respective conditions surrounding both companies.

I AWEUL FLIGHT

ANNAPOLIS ROYAL, N. S., March

6-A thrilling accident and one that may result in the death of Edward Shaw. occurred at~I-Ii-llsboro this afternoon, news of which has 'just been received. _ Sliawdfad' be`eTi teaming in the

-woodsrmid ‘ *left for home with a heavy load of logs drawn by two horses. On the sled was a loaded shot gun. In some unknown manner this was discharged andthe shot

to the sliareliolders. This was no‘ . f . less than the resolve to pay off the

deferred dividends on the preferred .

The slide was a thousand feet wide lug.

and pulpwood from Crown lunda.

NEW YURK_ March 6__F,.M Um., ST. JOHN, March 0-The town_of

(

. W I I; k, I 28,000 b If

50"' 8' Harlem Ponce captai` was coIIIItsh(¢).iI1se `IiI;m‘iIT=tnciI`ccTi com leltlail

taking 1Un0h€0n in 8 Well k“°‘”“f “P will hear with pllcasure the anthoun- town restaurant today when he sudd- cement that its public facilitilcs are

enly hit on something hard in an_0y- _to bet further gddgd ID tfjhe 0l'1_”§_t' stef patty’ Extracting the substance hzijiigtuge nv(ITIl be of ;T:.0iIeaaIi(dn`bric: CIIPFB-'in Carson ‘vas amazed to “nd Wm Downie divisional su erintcn-

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it was a pearl, and upon sending it dent of the C. P. R., returned last to a jeweler he learned it was wqrth night from the northern division, at least $200. where he has made arrangements

“I always was fond of patties," as to the new Woodstock station in

conimented tgie captain, as he paid the course of an inspection trip. Mr. an eighty-een check and walked 'Downin said that the contract had proudly from the place. not been let, nor had t-enders been

-----_'-- called for, but the former will go to

the lowest bidder. The site has not yet _been purchased, but it is under- stood that a let of land upon which one of the ph sicians of the town

~ Y

has his residence will be that secured.

The railway has been trying to pur-

chase it for some time. At present the station is situated on the out-

HESULUTIUN UN

li nlslu Pull uw silllul TUTUMUBILE lil

At a public meeting of the ratepay-

ers of St Louis, Palmer Road and surrounding districts held on Wed- nesday evening the 2nd inst and which wasspecially called to consider the advisability of repealing the pre- sent act which prohibits the use of ‘motor vehicles in this province. a resolution favaring the repeal of bbc present act and the adoption of a proper regulating art was alrnlost unanimously carried. The meeting was a large one and the question was ably gone into.

ASTUH lT|l'llTlllE I - ITEIIHE

NEW YORK, March G-Beneath the

signature which made final today the `ntroductor decree of divorce re

m.

NTIVTT STITITIATTST

I

LONDON, March 6~Mrs A110

Chapin, the suffragettc who recentl

thereby caused injury to the eyes o one ,of the election officers, told to

son authorities io the manner o forcible feeding.

outwitting the authorities in a nova way. When a young girl in America Mrs Chapin said, she became inter

completed a jail sentence for throw): Vement situation' The Site referwd

ing acid into the ballot boxes during is at the west ‘md °f the rauway the Bermondsey by-election and Yards'

e skirts of the town, and a new struct-

ure is as desirableas fs a more con-

to

E PACIFIC COAST

day how she had checkmated the Pri- TRAIN' SERVICE

f IS RE-ESTABLISHED

She had evolved her method for PORTLAND, Ore., March 6-Port-

l land today became the gateway for , all thorough east and west passen- -.ger traffic over the Harriman lines.

ested in Christian Science. When she The Southern_' Pacific trains to and was sent to jail she remembered her from California are moving h0hh WBYS

earlier experience on herself. She dir

- through this portal on a detour of

ected her will-power to.losing her from 100 to 2000 miles made necess-

appetlte and ‘producing geneial ` debil-

ity. ‘

She found the plan to be effectlv

e

and her appetite rapidly declined. When the authorities discovered she

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snowslides. .Beginning at muon today, approximately 100 Dassengvf twins will enter and leave Portland termin- als in the succeeding tW9“W‘f0\\l‘

wa.s_1osing her desire for food they

hours. ‘

of citizens which it was alleged hi-idl nnnn taken by tlicui under the rcgiinci of Zcluyn.

lflISi‘lf`(!’l‘lNl` Fll.-\l\'(`O- ` ' '<‘.\.\u\.inA.\i 'rRi~i.vrY_

orfivivv-\ liuueli 1--While tlwfv'

naq been 'ui-I definite decision reached hy* the Uuiiriiliaii G-ovcriinient, the in-

'l`nrifI Coiiiiiiissioiieis Wil to Vl/asliiiigtoii nnv 115-‘=lU`1“‘°e that (‘,mmd_`_ Wm give fin; United States

me benefit of ici-nuco-Fannllinn _Tigne- t ‘rates in return for a guaian c Jin( American uiaxinium schedule will not be imposed uiinhlhh Efinada'

The Canndinn Goveruinent will hold

m.,,,\_y to its ciiiiteiitiiiii that ,., ..inU,,|i.< with lirnuce nm _o d._i s__ii__ C_____m.i,,s ,in nit constitute I L-u'.H.»y,i,iatliiii nguluiit the United htiillilelmivnsluusnul is TINY W “ak”

thc suuie \'ic\v. *__'___

"W" "T .

. _ .3 .; ,i..: Aloxi' hUmAmi\IE~'i'I‘;i1fiIi s'r.\.'i'i~is I*-u/\rl'l\

l‘.

e was

afraid to stay alone. It was after the third search that the girl was found in the house, much to Mrs, Glover’s apparent astonishment.

She declared that she had 5, bill nf

SH10 fnr the laundry ami that she owned the house in which she lived. Shff Wen UFTCPCCT to show a bill of sale for the laundry. As that is the principal piece of property in the es- tate. the brothers may not get much if the will is broken.

HOLMER DEFEATED

- IN NEW YCLIK.

NEW YORK, March 5-In a sensa-

tional Ma}'nthon Tliiire Johansen, the Swedish champion, defeated Jim Crowley and Hans Holmer of Quebec at the 09th Regiment Armory. Jo- hansen estnblishpd a new indoor re- cord, going the distance in 2 hours, 36 minutes and 55 1-5 seconds. Ilol- mer quit at the 20th n_\ile, 45 laps be- hind. and Crowley fell back lap after lap until he finished Sl laps behind

the Swedish champion. It was Jo- llausen'u first appearance here. He

<1l`i\'inl-f. found a target in this flanks of the horses. The animals started f0l‘W8rd. half turned over the sled and shaw was entombed under the

heavy logs. Then, maddened by the

Pain. the horses started oil 'on 9. mad career over the frozen ground, di-ng. ging the upturned sled and Shaw with them Over rou b rn

- _ E .5 und and

smooth the animals sped until they

reached a small lake near Hillsboro. The _Ice here was thin, and whllg

nearinii the shofc the horses fell througi. Shaw, suffering terrible &g0ny, was pinned under the logs, WhiCh prevented the hordes from sink. intl, and it was not until late this afternoon that be was rescued by some men returning home from the woods. Doctors have been sumimoned, and at the time of wiring hopes are entertained for Shaw's recovery, al- hough he is frightfully injured. Both egs are crushed, and it is feared everal ribs are broken in addition. o other injuries. Shaw is married ami has several children.

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replaced the ordinary prison fare of tea and thick slices of buttered bread first of all, with thin buttereld-breadv

This did not seeml to have the de sired effect, and they followed it with

appetizing buttered toast and a din-

ner of fish and potatoes. Mrs Chapin

st-illshowed no appetite and the nexf experiment was with chicken, milk D

uddirlg and calf’s foot jelly. Mrs Chapin says she found it hard

to refuse the vastly improved menu hut she stuck to her guns, with the result that the prison doctor got worried as she became weaker and weaker and finally the wily suffra- gette was discharged long before her time was up. -

Thereupon, she switched on her ap- e e

.p tite again with remarkable sud-

d nness.

t W. believed to have consumed consider- able portion ‘of tne 'missing funds of

COLEMAN' S ARREST

the National Cith Bank. This branch of the investigation, how-

SCATTERS GANG OF

.- _> ., \ ard lirecfuui of the l1i~hth.‘u`“ “J-

\V\Slll!\`(l'l`liN, l\li~.rrli 5---rl\1lu_iin- h_olds the .-Marathon championship in ine* bell signals to winii ve.~:scls_f_i_u_m siverlem He was trained by Ernie n__m__,_mS I,_,im_,, ,ini-ing, fo;;_s_\\l ll; _H_icrtbeig. He _did thc hr.-it 15 miles

|1,.,ln-il under the supirvisiou ani in 1 hour, 57 minutes and 1_9 4-5 sec-

"l‘“’ und.-:_ which ha-d Shruhl-'s best mark

uos'1‘oN swiN-Dniaus.

uos'ro.\', March G-Un to tonight

ever, has developed such great pro-

- portions even outside of Coleman as

to dwarf his connection with it. Al-

* iéeady District Attorney Pelliter, of

a

The Northera_Pacific mail frnm St.

Paul to the Pacific coast has been rc- frabilitated and that road was clear tonight for the first time in two weeks; The line between Portland and Puget Sound is also open.

OBJECTS TO TRYING

Mus. Guovaa Fon

MURDER IN WILL CASE.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 5-Coun-

sel for -Mrs. Lillian M. Glover called a halt today in the examination of his client in the robate court on the

only failed to show that she exerted any influence in the drawing of licr lhushand’s will but had been cruel in that it had raised criminal accusa- tions against hor.

A war of words between the law- yers immediately followed. S. D. El- more. who is acting for Mrs. Glover, shouted at Mr. Scott, the attorney for the objecting brothers, and for a few minutes the feelings on both sides. which had been pent up, burst forth. The judge finally stopped the ontroversy, but permitted the exam- nation to continue. Mr. Elmore, owever, continued to interject ques-

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tions. and frequently asked Mr. Scott why he did not try to' obtain amur- der indictment against Mrs. Glover

Nf*fF'D

. . i . e U I- T

hlilllg uw (imlbtlllindlii-0\I/1iit}t\3i‘s oEul.I,I(c """"t'fS,,§I,':.`l an bill I-e-i>0rl-<'\l h"’“‘

‘E"°“' " ' on commerce the seu_ute coniiiiittee I It S

,__,,|,,y ,S enacted _into law. _ _wa- suid in the roinnnf-tclglUIII1’ smT<ticfmct{Tilc lv ull lir.-at class baths ip. _inns “MPA Smtlcsl ITTIIElim1?IIlIai?:IEEI:;l which wN0|I`:lut1lI)<\lII`\` to determine their ap- ""-“I'.U` t 1,(-ntinn by reciiying froui T’r_'_'l’;:,“\€;\'(,c \,_.`,,u-i- the bell signals sent ,- .

that sixty-two are dead.

Minard's Linlmcnt Rclieves Ncurallihl

froin llulit vessels, buoys and storlc stations. . '-I ` “ I

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_’PlIONE ACROSS

__________,_.___,-,_,=v.~.~c_..--~- ~

T0 P . E . ISLAND

HALIFAX, March 6-The bill to in-

corporate the 'Maritime Telegram* and Cable company limited. intro' duced in the house of assembly by Hou. B. F. Pearson, has been print- ed and distributed among thc '““'“` bers. Its main features have nlready Harem-ed in the Herald. There IS H'-‘lme speculation as to where the company propose operatinz- The hm Ccnveys no hint or suggestion on that point, and the fncorporntora would seem to be looking for a roam- inz or charter-at-large. Looking tha field over. however, a fairly “fe lzuess can be nndde as to the llfhhhh' cd field of operations. For meny many years th* A“Kl"' Amerie com y have eniollad “ monopxy of gamble service with runes Edward island. but that mon- nlloly hu-ofpffcd. The government han not 'rehewgd if, agreement. with the company. and as the service has wme in for some very violent kicks in parliament, the agreement is not u\i¢ly_ to~bsfrea\vml. .

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_ . per-

A"cf-A:::;:fi:.af':i:“i.;’.....

sites in couiun . its cable llnion 'pelegruiili___(_:_:;;p_a;i_y___“d across i-onliccts _lirli\ceN;;th__mherl_md_ ‘mm the St_.|-nit__c¢_J_f___w to Cape 'l‘rnverse, 3 (func "UN ' ' -i S, It ivoul

dismnccmiv niII;`f`EeEelEomiT\iTt down a be un 0'1"- ' l olnt and tc|M,|,,,nc cable at tlils D opei»ai.e it siitisfu_;'_tiiif_i_Yér_m__g in its

A tclepl\i1nedc‘a_t; the regumr tele-

cost h¢j_réiiiéI_;l_;_lé It is likely the pro-_ grflp ' n propose

;1perdm\l"i§Iifll‘Ii cTelePlion¢ conii_>{lnhy~ _Th

ov \ I bill wi e n- is expected ii slni-liar Fdward I5.

lured in the lriuce 1 A

In-Nl I 'islature now in H*’“9I‘m'. ' , la|iies_e|.Ing5_ nf (may-luttetgiwn, is one “inthe provisional1.\corlJ0l’ht“"' h H ‘ t an

f.h8l` ll'-*WDW

The blll ac4;_kaw<;ep__0ne_ telegraph

conductinfrl _“___” It mm, mr pow. "“‘L °"‘:‘.?...:~‘l” .-<---'»-»-- "V " " ’ etc. This

liggtighhntz' slgdddd' time yester-

w

('\y' A _

beaten by 1 minute. 8 1-5 seconds.

'FETIHIFIC TRIP ()l|` '

C. P. R. EMPRESS.

A Students -Row In Dalhousie -A Student Arrested.

HALIFAX, March 6-The C. P. R.

steauiship Empress of Britain arrived tonight from. Liverpool with the nl8ll==. and reported a tempestuous voyage. On March 1 the steamship shipped several sea-s wh'|h caused much damage and resulted in the death of a steerage passenger,

The passengers had been warned of

danger, but some of them were on deck and sudered the consequences. l~I._ .Ia-mes was dashed against the rails so violently that he died in an hour. and was buried at sea. Another

fmssengar had a leg broken.

The rltaln had 1,510 passengers,

including G. M. Bosworth, vice-preni- dent of the P. R. ~

A desperate row between Dalhousie

freshmen and sophomores took place at Masonic hall tonight. The girls of the sophomores were entertaining the hors of the same class at a dance -when the freshmen invadedhzhe place and created a disturbance. The Mas- onic nfliclals took a hand in and then the police appeared, trying to stop the fight 'that was on.

Bernard McDaniel, of Cape Breton, a medical student, was handcuded and taken to the police station, where he was locked up. He will be arrainged tomorrow. This is McDan- iel’s second offence this season. Ho got on last time because the profes-

omcaoo Manknrs. cniciicb, Mai-cn r-(sp¢¢is1.i-

March Wheat 112i April Wheat . 108 March Corn 62\ April Corn 641 sor failed to appear against him.;-

tlic expectation of additional arrests in connection with the wrecking of the National City Bank of Cam- bridge had not been fulfilled. When youngi Wilson Lockhart, -‘intimate friend and chauffeur of George W- Coleman, the accused book-keeper. was taken into custody last _night charged with aiding Coleman In his <u.>einiurt's) capacity as extra clerk- it was predicted that several other arrests would follow short1Y» Alter Lockhart had appeared before United States Commissioner Hays.. Plélldhd not guilty and had been remanded to jail in default of $30,000 ball, these rumors of further arrests were rife. Talk of the complicity of a "man higher up" of friends who had guilty knowledge of Coleman’s alleged acts and of a State Street broker with whom Coleman had dealings, figured

prominently ln these whisperings.

When it became known late n the

day that the federal investigators of r?)`S'i'T beIt`v~veEMJa.mies“DFy_Ts'§nd the closed bank's affairs had caused _ ,' New-_ wonderland’ B $10 bm_

two men to be brought before the United States district attorney it

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eclares that many Boston busines en have been fleeced out of thous

lleged member f th eft Boston for spa(I‘ts uliikihlhxifn Iléav

ew o

the continent r yesterday to

ufiolk county, who has undertaken probe of the gang and its gains,

ion to warrant presenting the ease

o the grand j S l a my evem of th; exception of the week last spring fol-_

is lowing her discovery of Glover and

he operations of a band of faro men ith whom Coleman’s dealings are

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Cpndensed Aaveniiemems

instead of trying a criminal case in the probate court. $\th these fre-

ndg of dollars The reticeuce of quent clashes between counsel, very he victims to admit their losses has andicapped the district-attorney but

e claims to have enough info,-m

little evidence was brought out.

Mrs. Glover reiterated her state-

ment that her relations with her husband had been very pleasant up to the time' of his death, with the

I Hattie LeBlanc, the maid, together. I, She recalled a trip to a camp in New

Hampshire last sumlnner with her hus- band and several others, but declar- ed that there was nothing question- able during the few days. _

, , ('_I'2q_late for Olassincatipn.) '

e Mrs. Glover will probably be in

more lenient hands tomorrow, when

I-__a_t _Tanton’s 3_gd3i

Finder please leave at this omca.

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was believed the expected arrests --_-*fm-_ --~ --~~ -~-------~ -- nothing resu te . s un ers oo ’ ~ that one of thesd men was the §;’1f,___E;;gf_°1;;' Find" Pl°;fB_E'_"Vg Wt "State street broker." __ ,_ .__ _-__ '_________ , _.____P._'__ .Aside from these activities, » the ]30Y WANTED must be 16 Or 17 police continued the investigation or WM ye:r»;._roleii_.__c_i:§_r_;>_;1s_;:<;e:t;;d_y_ `~‘-'-"`-`~'-'~""`-"‘-‘-‘-‘-‘~`~`-"`"""""""""""""""""""""" per week. Apply in person at Guard-

ian S uhscription counter

T _ _ ._ 3.-Tsdtg' _..i,_.

\R7'AN'TETD_.TtwT> girls tonleafn dress _ making- Apply to Miss ntiiei

McGuigan 90 Euston St. J 3-8d3i

RRESH COD,`h_dddoT:k§f1 hhlibnt her own counsel cross-examines her.

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l Y P ‘ viously granted Mrs Alva Willie/ui Astor from her husband, Col. John Jacob Astor, Justice Isaac Mills, sit- ting at White Plains, wrote this afternoon: "The clerk of Dutchess county is hereby ordered not to seal the above final judgment."

The decree, however, as filed to-

night at Poughkeepsie, the county seat makes little known that had not ,been forejudgcd in popular estimate. There appears the statement that the marriage is dissolved by reason of a statutory offense* by the defendant, but the name of the co~respondent is not given. The Plaintiff may remarry but not

_ the defendant. Custod of VLi_i_1_,'_}Lip-___¢_,____ _ ___,__

lsr b the`Til‘ni'dst""ii`ii"`ife'e`éiférit6Ei’ 1'\‘mf“55f01'.' 6

B0n. s g ven to the

father with provision that the mo- ther may see'him- when she wishes, an_d custody of the daughter, -Alva Alice Muriel, is awarded the mother, with provision that the father may

see her at all reasonable times.

The understanding is that'a. settle-

ment of all matters was arrived at before the decree was signed, and it is probable that the exact amount

llowed Mrs Astor will novel' be nown_ It has not been the policy of he Astor estate to allow money to o out of thc family. -

Col. Astor is one of th

, e richest

men in the United States, and the Astor estate is one of the largeht holders of real estate in the world If' has been reported on one band

p that Mrs Astor will receive $10,009_

grounds that the three -days had not Q00 outright and 0" the Oth" hand

hat she will get the com

modest allowance of $50 00ldma8t;"dE.li'y B t ' '

u no one with knowledge of the

§';-_'iff is Prepared to speak for quota.

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BANK IN LIQU1nA'rIoN. `

__`_:l'f`. STEPHEN, N. B., March -,__

0 St- Stvphen Bank, with a capi

gal of two hundred thousand dollars.,

“s_““Spe"d°‘T Pllyment, its ahairs

having been ' v 1 d f General In MQITBSTIGIC Kgdsiggmeoft

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§f_New Brunswick, came ,down

_ Stephen early this morn. Ing and is now in charge. No |f,af,9_ ment is made concerning the b_an|¢'n gen condition, but is it bclievgl. it” nances are in a bad shape.

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ROYAL WEST INDIES

COMMISSION OPENS

INQUIRY IN TRINIDAD.

PORT OF SPAIN, March 6-‘Lord Balfour of Burleigh and'1)hc other-_ members of the Royal West Indian- 'commission which is enquiring into the trade relations between Canada and the West: Indies, began taking testimony presented by the comnier- cial and agricultural bodies of Trin- idad. The members of tho commission arrived here last night on hoard a British warship from St. Vincent.

Miuarcl's llniment for sale everywhere

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HEART-T0-HEART TALKS

(Selected From

Thomas a Kem1piB)

What profit is it to us to live long,

when we -make such a poor use of our time?

At no time be entirely idle, but

either be reading, or writing, or praying, or meditating, or doing something for the common good.

Be careful, brother, not to lose the hope of maklngprogress in the spir- itual llfe, for you have still time and opportunity. '

Special to The Guardian. ]4‘0R SALE A number of rolls of

TORONTO, March 8--Strong west _ _ heavy brown paper at five cents

Fear God, and you will have no oe-

erly winds. part fair and somewhat per roll. The real thing for laying caslon to fear man. colder by night. ' under carpets or uilcloffh. Now is the You ou ht often to do what you do

above zero. , _ `

Tm l°“F¢"*I_‘ 0; wdiay tim! b° °I°v°“ cleaning- During house-cleanln! ti

d hi

h"“"5 5" " Y m““ °°' ~ last spring we could not supply half -What you' do for others shall have

, ' d tak topl asc

-- ef- ° 2:3.. ‘3;r::“:i..~.:. .<;f:‘::..‘z.‘ 2; ::if:::.-. “;.'::.°. i:i_““ °' ° °

this morninf! was thirty-two degrees an put ol tm __‘;y_ subwmmon ~ You must P". -through 5,, and

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counter, Guardian °.“f!ice.

time t secure a supply for home- _

0 me ought to Tgdlvé undone.

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not like, .what you do like YU"

~ water before you are brought out lu- te a ifealthy place-

serve, not to rule; that you are call-“ ed to suffer gnéi wor§iPn0f» 5° WMV

e an o os .

yoilfr are reallyg Willa, Ind `if 10\¢ take a.true view of thinlli Y'°“'°“¢ht.

never to give yourself up to rlency because of sdiietfol. h“_ 1'* _ er to rejoice and give thanks __

God walks with the limiillli *Ilan veals Himself to the lowlY~ _ Ig* understanding to little ones, 0 I-'_ closes His rrueanlnt ¢° P‘"`°' d" ,nn hui” ,ms gi-me fi-am..f.ha \lf\°“§

d.

“A1 gxgut man carries with him everywhere Jesus, his G grief- Ind nys to Him, Be with .' 0 L0l'd Joins. in eval? P|l°0» ,_|!@"3t “Ir times. . `

Certainly when the Day of Jiudg-

ment comes, we shall not be ukcd what we have read, but what .wc have done; not how well We hav! spoken, but how religiously we have

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