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MARCH 2, 1912 "mn mmss News THE CHARLOTTETOWNIGUARDIAN FIRST Ol' ‘A1-L" " ` PAGE NINE
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IIWILD WESTERN MEMBER I tIIIIIsI THE STRIIIE IS ACCEPTED I
IJEIIIIIIIDIIIG SEPRIITIoII ISIHHISUN wITu BRITISH CIILIIIIIESS
i
, Because U13 Eastern"
Provinces Would Not Accept the Trade Agreement _
(Canadian Press.) _
wINN|p1<;(:, Mar, 1-A sensation was caused in the Legislature last night by Dr. Molloy, Liberal member for La Verandy, 'by advocating' the -separation of Western Canada from Eastern Canada, because the Eatternl Provinces defeated reciprocity in de- fiance _of western sentiment and are dictating the whole policy of the Administration. It was the belief, he said, ,that a few years would see af decided senti- ment in the west for separation. "N0 greater blow," he \vent on to
say, “bus ever been dealt within Caiuiilii -than the rejection of recipro~_ city."
III sIIIIsIIIi ilu _
Ii uw PIII:IIcI
Nmw YoliI<, I<‘eb. 28-"No, l
ciIu't say that l have iiiiy great aiu- bitioii to go abroad again on a fin- aiiciiil mission," said W. Morgan Hliiister, 'lately ’l‘rcusurer-Genei'ul of in-rsia, yesterday. "l tbiuli l'll confine my activit-
ieu, nfii-r two weeks or so of ;public speakiiig, to my luw practice ,in Wasliiiigtoii, with my -partner, Glem- eiit li. lziouvc, perhaps emphasizing iiiteriiatioiiul matters in our practice.
“My experiences in Persia were 'in-
structive und interesting, if annoy- ing.
"lint now I’ll -_lie a_rnere citizen
again. You see, 1 entered the gov- ernincut service at twenty. mid I cele- braiteii iiiy tliirty-fiftii birtiiday ou l1‘rid5y--jiist escaped being born ou George Wiishiiigt0u’s liirthduy-but l was liurn iii Washington, wliicii "helps, Following the Spanish ;Wur I spenlt three years in Cubs, and then eight and a half years in the Phillipiires_ Now'-I ani going to get acquainted with affairs in my uwii country.”
MILLEN AFTER I '
- 'HOLYOKE LINE.
.NEW HAVEN, Feb. 28-If existing negotiations with the city of Hol~ yoke. Mass, for the sale of Holyoke .it Westfield Railroads are coiisumated that line will be next formerly merg~ ed with the New Haven system, ae- ‘f°l`d11lE to a. semi-official statement from New Haven. The New Haven holds nearly 200 shares of the Hol- yoke & Westfield Company. The line is about -ten miles long and has paid “"0” 14 Der cent. in dividends.
-ai
IIBIIH IIIIIUIIII
IN IIIHUIIIII
-1.
(Canadian Press.) TORONTO. Mar. 1-The news from
labor circles today seems to indicate that Toronto is entering upon a per. iod industrial unrest, F01' the Past couple of weeks' 15,-
000 €ml’l°Y%€S Of the T. Eaton Coy`s cloak inanufactirriiig department have been out on strike and this morning 401; others ini the same factory went ou _
Thejouriieymen tailors of the
city will strike on Monday to the number of 1000 and ` there is also talk of a strike in the building trade at beginning of the opening up of spring work, but no definite action is yet taken.
TAXI ROBBER
CONFESSES ALL
(Canadian l’ress.)
NEW YORK, Mar. 1-Eugene Spal-
ne, one of the prisoners in Tennessee ill a $25,000 laxiciib robbery, has made a complete coiifsssiiiii and con- fer-iseil to f.lirce other liold-ups in this City,
RELEASE CHINESE
" ON PROMISE 0F
600D BEHAVIOR
(fiaiiadiiiu l’rcss.)
RA'l‘A VIA , J ava., Mtlr. i-
All Chinese arrested for riotiiig dur- ing the celebration of the abdication of the throne have been released by the -Dutcli antiioritics on promise of good boIiavior_ _
BRANDT FREE AFIER
FIVE YEARS IN CELL
_lu
NEW YORK, Feb. 28--Foulke E.
Brandt, the valet who was sent to prison for thirty years on the charge of stealing two stickpins from his employer, Mortimer L_. Schiff, gained his liberty today for the first time since his arrest in 1007. _ lic was released on $2.500 bail ou
a charge ;of assault and in $5,000 bail on a charge of burglary. 'l`lic'
--ball -was provided--by- a surety com-
pany. ~As soon as the legal ‘formali- ties were complied with, Brandt was taken in a taxicab to the office of his attorney, IM. L. Towns, where a consultation regarding the young valet’s future. -
THO BATTLESHIPS' A YEAR
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28-Tae House
Committee of Naval Affairs today
BIG PASSENGER LIST
ST-_J<_¥‘hII. Feb. 28-The Empress 0I_Bflt`9-_ln. Captain Murray, which S8118 liriday for Liverpool via Hali- fax. “ull take away 1395 pas'sengers,, !"°I"‘Il"‘g 114 saloon, 456 second cab- in and S25 steeragc. ' I _ _
decided -in favor of authorizing two new battleships his year,»and will demand that the Democratic caucus rescind its action declaring against additions to the navy at this time. Thg Committee will ask for a free hand to determine the matter for itself. I '
SUPREM
Ecouiu A
1.___._...-_i.
(_ ` `(S¥ecial by Phone.) ,.0l';‘t0n('E OWN. March 1-Supreme hoo" rits) concluded here this after- Mm “tl tr” OCIOCK. the last case mmllw lg ffr an account of McKin~ Wm‘e,t;l;nuolwourl. This had been the ww] C urt all day and part of Nw" one da`J' _ and judgment was fum-un ;J!' he plniutui, ,inimgpn & tm' & the plaintiff and Wm'liui~-
The C-8 sw for the defendant.
msn"-NI lim against dairies ll.. Mcldweu »I.hr"; I1 li s iic1l`llli~_f|\I bv the jury.
‘ against (Mlm was concluded
and the jury found the accused guilty on one count-that of obtaining mon- ey under false pertences-and he was sentenced to two years im l1¢I\I¢°"ffi‘ ar _ '
The case of Smith vs Acorn was by
mutual agreement allowed to stand over. until the next session of ihe court The case of- Hzindrnhan vs Mc- Ilonuld was cnncludeil and .il'~IKl1l°"t was reserved. lu the case of Shaw vs' Mcl’licI~.soii, an :iliswnt debtor nc- tion, juilgmeui. was given for the Dill- intlff. _
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'THE uouSE
rocLosE IIT EASTER
(Canadian Press.)
OTTAWA. Mar. 1-The present
session of Parliament is practically certain to conclude about Easter.
Good progress is being made in
all measures 'before the House and as no tariff changes are foreshadowed the debate on the budget speech is
elrected in a couple of weeks.
SUIIIIIIGIIIIS IIIIIIVI
(i‘aiuidiuii Press.)
l.fiNI)iiN, Mar. l--'l`lie siiiliuignttes
decided to follow the example of the miners to paralyze business to i:he best of their ability in order to -ob- tain tlie object for which a systema- tic 00-mpdign is 'being carried.
Some are using taxicabs, all throw-
ing stones or employing other means. Several arrests were muilc and all were relcii:-icil on bail.
’_l‘hc police, vycrc not slifliuieiit to
<:o|iI\_ with the I'iritcrI»I.
IIHIIIICHIIL VISITS
II IIIIIIIIIISHIP
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Mar. l.-'l‘he visit of
\Viii:iton~ (lhurcliill to the big iiiotor ship Seliiidia, iiow in this 'l‘liuiuI-_s of hcl' maiden trip, is said to he puI'i_ of the plans of the Admiralty to rush the construction of':i. great ino- tor battleship and get several iuoiitlis lead on a Geriiiuu snip now iii the docks. `
IIIIMPIIGN BIBIIN
lil lllll 'EIIIIII
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 28- Lady
(look, one of the foremost leaders of the woman’s suffrage movement iii the world, arrived here today tu de- liver the first of a series of lectures in a campaign to secure women the right to vote under the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to thc Constitution.
"Morals, Laws and the Bible" is
the subject chosen by Lady Cook for
tonight’s lecture at thc Academy of Music. the starting point of her cam- paign tour through the United States which will end at the National head- quarters in Washington.
Lady Cook, who first became fam-
ous in her fight for \vomei\'s rights as "Tennessee Clafiin," had devoted her whole life to securing the recogni- tion of womau’s equality and has been recognize-rl as a leader in the cause for the last forty years.
COMMUNICATION
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND WITH IAINLAND
Yesterday the Minton left George-
town at 7.00 ii. m. for Picton with 35 passengers, 27 sacks yesterdays outward muil, express and 43; tons freight mid docked at 9.50 ii. ni. She leaves on return to Georgetown this morning nt 7.00 o’elock with passen- gers, mail, express and freight. _ The 'Earl Grey left Picton yesterday at 7.00 n, ni. for Georgetown with 26 passengers, 30 sacks mail, express und 50 tons freight and docked in Georgetown at 9.55 a. m. She leaves on return to Picton today at 7.00 a. rn. witl= iassengei'I.~', yesterdays out ward mail, express and freight.
\'cstei'dny six iceboats left Cape
Traverse at 8.10 a. m. for Cape Tor- rncntine with no passengers and two day's mall, comprising 63 sacks, and arrived at 11.45 a. m. They leave this morning on return -to Cape Tra» verse with psssengevrs nmi`|nails_
Six iceboats left (laps 'I‘0i-mnnifnc
at 8.15 fi. in. for Cape Traverse with no pnsseiigerI~i, 55 sacks mail and diwkcfi at ll.40 a. m. Tliiiy leave this morning on return to (tape Tor- nuiiitlne ‘with passengers und yester- 'day's western mall. . _ A special train bringing passengers mall and express from the ldarl Grey at Georgetown arrived in Charlotte- town at 2.10 p.m_ Aspocial left last night at 8.45 o'cloc|r for Georgetown with passengers, mall and express. and_will return today after the arri- val of the Minto in Georgetown.
There was no special train to or from Care Traverse yesterday ` but the mall from (lapis Traverse was brought to Char- lottetown on the regular western train which arrived at 5.45 p. m. -Yuterday the Murray Harbor train
arrived ln Charlottetown at 9.40 a. ni., five minutes late; the Gare Tra- verse at 12.40 p. m., two hours and thirty minutes late: the Souris at 11.50 a. in., fifty five minutes late; the Tlgnish at 2.40 p. rn., one hour lata and the Bummerside at 5.45 p. m. thirty minutes late.
»{insrd’| Llniment Ours; Dlltomper.
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Railway Men and Families Seek Shelter ata British Military post
(Canadian Press.)
TIEN TSIN, Mar, 1-The Clliticsc
troops at Feng Tai, a village 22 miles from Pekin, on the Pekiii-Tien Tsin_ railroad, mutinied a little after midnight.
There was much heavy firing in the
native- quarter. ‘
The foreign community, composed
of railway employes and their famil- ies, retired to the British 'military post nlear by where 150 soldiers of the Somerset Infantry are stationed to guard the railway line.
Despatches from Pekin declare the
situation today very serious, but no reinforcements of foreign troops for the legation guard arc required ai. present. "
l’l*}l{lN,I Mar. 1-At seven
thirty this evening firing of a desult~ ory character again began.
It is believed that Yuan Shi Kai -is
losing his grit. No troops can be depended upon except Manchus and they only in defending, the Forbidd- ed City. _
PEKING, Mar. l-Yuan toiilghf.
addresseil n iiotu to the foreign iiiis- sioiiaries and other residents exircss ing( his sorrow for the riots and stating the pircuiififiiis iukcri to pre- vciit i~ccIii~i`ciIcc.
The cause is not l<uo'v.n but uoiue
believed it was invited us ou excuse for Yuuu to cvnlle thc iriii to Nau- l.iiii§.' All is fairly quiet now.
HONG KONG, Mar. l~»--The situai-
tion in flantoii district becanie a fact when the British Naval forces were strciigtlieiicrl by the zirrivui of ilii- :ir
irioiired cruiser /\IiH£l'1\Ii=l.
A lighter br-longing in f.lir~ Jooini
Mail S. S. (lo which was uttuekcd by pirates last night, carried yi cargn__of silk worth $40,000.
IIIIKIS UI CIINNIIIIGHI _
ISIIIIIIIPI IISIIIN
S'l‘()(‘.Kll(`)l.llii, Sweden, l<‘cb. 28-
Tho (frown l’i'iIir_ess of Sweden, ii ilaugliter of the llukc of (loiuiauglit, igave birth to 1, son this morning. Both mother and cliilil are doing well 'l‘l\e crown prince and princess now have threc"sfins"niifi one daughter.
S’SlDE WINS OUT
(Special by Phone.) V
_ _SUII/l`lll`E'RSlDl<], March 1- The (lrystals Intermediate team defeated the Charlottetown Intermediate Vic- torias here tonight by a score of 3-2 in the first of the home and home games for the play off for the Inter- mediate Championship of P. E. IB- land_ ~
The game was fast and fairly rough
Prowse scored first on a run from the Vies nets to the opposite go?-11. MC* Quarrie scoring next, followed in one minute hy Buote_ In the second half the game was faster and Gordon Ar bing featured in several spectacular end to end runs. Durant and In- graham scored one each, the game ended 3-2.
Ingraham and Prowsc and Buotr
and McNeill starred on the forward lines while McLellan and Steele in the' nets made many remarkable stops.
The following were the teams:
Victorias-goal, Steele; point, Cheve i-ie; cover, McDonald; forwards, Gil lls; Gregory, Ingraham and Prowsc_ Crystals--goal, McLellan; point. Arli- ing; cover, McQuarrie; forwards. Buote, Tamlyn, Durant and McNeill.
The officials were:
Referee-J. Gormcly. _
Judge of Play-W. Gillespie. Umpires-J. Woimacott, ld. l~`i‘ri1ll'
sou.
Penalty 'I‘lmcI‘s-H. (lilliun, Fi. Phi-
lips.
'l‘iiners-I-Iorace (llark, Jack MC'
lieau.
Penalties-E. McQuarrie, 5 iiiiu;G.
Arbing, 4 min; B. McNeill, 7 inin;A, Mellonald, 4 min; J. Ingraliani, 5 min; H. Prowse, 2 min.-S.
HEATHER FORECIST &c
(f~lpeclal to The Guardian) _ TOR()N'l‘(), Mar. 2-Westerly winds. fair with a little lower teinperatiirc.
The temperature at three *ci‘cliick
this iiioriiing by the "Rexall i-lture' Tested Tliermoineter was nineteen de- grees 'above zito.
The lowest _etemperature recorded
yesterday was twenty-two degfeeil above zero and the highest was thirty one above. 'l‘he lowest recorded U16 previous night was twenty above. At nine a. m., lt was twenty-two above and nt nine p. ni. it was twenty' threé above.
The length of today will be eleven
hours and twelve minutes and of to- morrow eleven hours and fifteen min~ ntes. .
The tide will be high this morning
at 10.18, tomorrow at 10.59 and Monday at 11.31; ic win be hlsh tv- nlght at 9.42. tomorrow at 10-43 and Monday night at 11.37.
The sun sets this afternoon at 5.49, tomorrow at 5.50 and MondaY Bt 5.52; it will he high tomorrow morn- ing at 0.35, Monday at 6.88 and Tiiesday at 6.31.
The moon sets tomorrow morning
at 7.21 and Monday at 7.36.
\llnnrd'l Linimcnt Cures Colds, lite
MUIIIIIIII
‘i ere.
rebels retired.
{i`iiIui\li;iii l'I'i-ss.) 'I‘(lllf`l`N'l`f_l, Mur. l-lion rldwoid
Blake, K. (‘., Premici' of Oiitnrio iii
1878-1800, Home Rule M. }‘, for South l.oIi‘;;‘ford in Ireland in the Bri- tish (‘oiiimoIiI-I iu ' lXEl2~l007 iliei
iieiirly five yi-ai‘I~i.
life iii ilrcnl. Llriiuiii and i`;iuaIla
IHI IIYNIMIIIIIS
if uiiui' l
uiutiiiicc of u few iiirii arrested on i.lii- indictiiierit rcf_Ilrned nt. liiiliniiapolis iii the alleged dynamite conspiracy i'ei~IulteIl, according to the Departmciii. of Justice in nu ofiicizil preveiitiiig their removal to Indiaiiapolis for thi- liearing set for M`ai‘cli 12. ,_
Five or six men admit their names
are the same as those ineutioned iu the proceedings, but' elaiiii iliiey urr not the same incii.
MUCH .OPPOSITION
T0 PEACE CELEBRATION
ALBANY, N. Y., Feb. 28--"_‘Just
because Andrew Carnegie, after the exhilarating effects of a brandy and soda feels so good that he desires all the world to be at peace, is no rea- son why the United States in igeiieral, or New York State in particuler, should help fiuaiice that idea.” 'l‘liuB declared Alphonse G. Koelblc of New York, president of the Gerniaii-Amer ican (_‘.itizens» League of this State, at 5, joint hearing before the Senate iinaiice and the Assembly ways and means committee on the Saxe-Colne bill, appropriating $500,000 t0Wl1fd'i the Celebration, in 'l904, of tho 100th anniversary of peace between l<lug»- lunll and the United States.
four-twenty _ counsnseo iInvEm_I§ia_nmS
(Too late for GlsssifZlcation.)m_m
rT~f<Ti`i~i_fT.iIiiiiéiifififfriiifilm
rooriis at 84 l'owiinl Sf., also
board if required. _w_______ 3-2ll3llHI-
\\.'ANTED, girl for general house
work, Apply Mrs. H. lil. Mutch.
185 Euston St. V _ 3~2l1U-
|_f()R HAl.l~Z,'n 15 liorsc rows"
steam boiler and eilflills lil 54000
repair, Apply Box D, Gimrdiiin.
i Ii-Zliliipd.
‘\l'AN'l‘I'iIl'i1 girl for i1(‘ucI‘nI liousn- ` work, Apply to Mrs. .Iolui
if’i'ows", R. lf. No ll l<1u.=\t ltoy:ilty_
3-2Il3lpd_
`-”T):<l"'l‘wnV<lri\'iiig iiiitf., on Nortli
__,' Rivcr mad .,|- Upper i’owua|. Finder ph-use leave ut HIIKIIPH' II"l*T_v stable. 3-2\liipIl "Ti-“.\ji~i'i‘i<iii, ri. no to iuilimr, .. ge-
neral servant who IN i\ H0110
wok, lfefercncfcs I‘oq\Iii'ril_ /\lll>l,V -50 (‘i'I-nt George St. 2-Llildliiipil,
x
"/"AN'l`Ell n good girl, from thc
country Iireferred, references re-
I|uii'eIl. Apply Mrs, (I. J. Cllirll, I5 Pleasant St, 3-2i|3il>il.
(TENEIIAI. repairing of cllrriukes.
I und Iiorsc slioeiug dune at l?_.li.No
il blast Royalty by l<‘_ W. Prowss.
:I-2.i:iip.I.
\"‘AN'I‘I<lD ii man to _Work ull H
farm. io hire either by the
inoiii.h or for the year. _- Good uiigcs- to 3 capable iiiaii. Allllly to Jullll R. Munn, Marshfield. _3 2il2irllpd_
|4*i()R SALE Zi acres extra good _ land, comfortable buildings 'and
anever fallingwell. suitable for a tradesman or summer resort. For particulars apply to Donald McMill- ian. Rusticoville. _f_____ 3-2d_§iP_d¢
ousn 'ro"LEr the western part
of Brighton Villn recently occu-
pied by l’rof. Wright, to let, beauti- fully sltuateil, lots fresh air, birds and trees. For particulars :willy ffl 35 Ambrose Street, or telephone 44.
3-3»d3ipd_
`\os:N'rs-$50 to $250 ner weck 1_1 selling Success Hand Vacuum Cleaner-s;. 122,000 in use. Superior to any Cleaner made at any l>l‘I¢‘¢- We prove this. HISIIIY Wlilhedi "IGNI- pineennd aluminum throughout.Sent on trial. Hutchison Mfg. Co., Wil- kinsburg, Pa. 3-2ds4ilNl-
Minnrils llniment cures garget in com
liealin' his wife.
A Ii.: -I *~
P ailment of um fedeml UUUIIS lt ul>l»e.\rI~. flint thc utliir iliiiu
recaptured Sim JIM" G3"d@I0l)e. 'I`llc thc child nero:-'s flic rrioiii and it nf-
iliI`I-ni_i-iii-<I Iuiflil ilczitli if' .silo lI.lIi
I Inf ii .
1371_2, 1., ,___ . __ _ (Caiiiidiaii i'rcss_) uf the Df“_“_ "f _l‘_“’°’f" l"f'*Y i..\wi<icN<'I<:, III...-_ I-.\'..i_I<-Q.. or
"“'"'"“ "III"-mU\T» “Um an urlraiice iii wages, ou .\lur<:li 4
i , , .
_ _ _ _ _ ' liirsi iuilis Iii lu\\'Ic.'.<-i~, ciiioloy
this evening at his i'.-nidciirc, 457 ,,,,,,.,_ HH," I-lm, ,_,,,_,.,,i,,_, \,,‘ ,',
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-IU~|'Vi~`i HDI-|`*~’I'i-. l\IL1‘l‘ iiu iiliicus of Iol- liir :I<I\’uiii‘.~ \\Ii:i noi I;I_wII.
arliir i\iIIuSl>IIfZiHIIIiiiI] l(i:‘fIiIrII;;II`"ilii pi‘iIIIIc I
I...-._ , -_ _ oiiiiuuo couiuv I
I (f‘!iiuiili;i|\ l‘i'eIu=.)
'I`ilI{(lN'I`I) l\I.Ii I-~ili lliil \'.iI
I Icy, [lIillei~iiI-I Coiiiity, _<iui_,. has :io
outbreak of ten cases of siiinllpoii.
I I
_ ‘ liiill ’|i,l.u_`) ~ I
iviir.-iIiNu'I'oN_ Iu..I»_ I--'riic Ir- ' ' - ' ui _
three iiiouths si-utvncc in l~iull jail for
tel'wai'<ls :lied as the resiilt.
A pliysiciiiii was told tliat the I:liilIl
wus iiiuired ucclili-iitiilly und flu- I'ii.~
WIIGES ADVANCE
~lN LAWRENCE
were postcil in ilu: cotton ynillu of the l’af‘ifie (‘o|-|ioi';itioii this filter llllilll.
IS REPORT ED FROM
IIIIHIIIN Willi
i`l<'i.\"l‘fiI\', l\`rb_ Mx---' ii:ir|iI»: I`oI'l~iIi
of New lirifiilii, l‘f._, roi: of flu* Izifu liarclwnrr-_ l.l!iz!,_v.us iiiai'i'icil toiliiy nc Msinsfielrl to his $75,000 bride, Illrs. Mona Drew Jlahbitt, of lioi-nlI\».~;t_ci~, 'l'lio wedding toni( plzirc nf. the lioiiio and Mrs. Drew. lfr\'_ Aliiioii .l. `ol' the hridi-_'s pni'eIit==, l'i-iiir'i- Alla-ri lliiizeliius, pri.,-tor of the Iiliirslilic-lil liaptist ()biii~<:li, pi-rfornied the cere- monv. which was siiiiulu,
Just before the wedding .the bride
'fume to thc door of the llri-w home.
"Are you Mis. <_‘-orbin 1"' ns'IcIi the
reporters.
“Not yet," smilingly annwewii th.-
bridc_ "I wont to kocp this rifliifr very quiet."
'I‘l\i' bride wus i!n\~.‘iioII In _'i ilnrl-'
brown tmvellini; dress willioiir oriiii meals of any kind, flue i-ceiiicrl _:ici-_v happy. '
The honeymoon will lc passeii of New Britain, f‘t. Philip (‘orbin, sou of the brlilegrooui was not present. l-lc is with his ~iiiothci', who gained ze divorce in 1008 nffcr n sr\_p:ii'aii'on of I5 years from ('orbi|i, 'i`iir-_ nr-u' Mrs (‘orbiu's first husband died two years ago.
J.Vr'. GATES' MILLIONS
LEFT T0 HIS YIIDOW
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rw vc Iwu urn "‘;’.§.;“‘.‘f.‘°.§’.‘.'i.‘;°1‘
I KILLED IN _ _ P _
A BATTLE A Pringisxaidgfslnl.
(Caiiadian Press.) i(`aiiadirin Press.)
MEXICO CITY! Mal 1_Fnty (l'l"l`A\’i'i\, Mar. l-A story of rc-
vas(uiBt3 were ku V _, \'oltiIii.; cruelty to n 'scvcu-y_ear-old womllded in: a battle ‘£5211 Syl “ny Ichild Ivus lirouglif. to light at liull
' _ Ve""‘“"‘t‘tliis afternoon, when Slicriil Wriizlil.
troops near Jimalca, State of Coal- laid ii charge of inn;-den against Al. inla, according to advice received fred Goszett fi fariuier, now serving Ii
(Canadian Press.)
I,oNDoN, filer, I-Englanid has
accepted the coal strike situation with a philpsopliiocalm, largely due to the belief that the attitude taken by the Govcriliiicnt will bring- the niiiiv owiii-1'.; to terms.
Hoiiic of tiiosc \vlio Wednesday held
“Ht fuziiiiist rlic principle of n mini- iiuirii \\ii|;i-_ gave iii yesterday, 'and thus only of 5 pri-rciit. of the owners uri: ul.Ill il'i‘»-I‘i.r|¢.'ililililc.
'l`iiis.~ :irc the \VL'lsIi and Scottish
<,.r.iii:I's, iii wliosie disti‘ieti~i the i:iiiner`s .~aii'iki- iiiiiiis are iiicoiisideravle.
’l`lIi.iIi'l| no oil`irinl,stafriiient as to
ilu- ~lI¢l:I|I.~: ol rbi- iioveriiiiu-Iit,'s plans fins yvi. bei-ii iiiaiilc, there is a grow- ing Iirliel that ii sliiirzinl bill will be puslicil tliroiugli l’arliaiiieiif., if _other ""‘ll"fi ‘lf I>l‘Il\'.!Illi€ about an agree- ||ii'IiL hill.
l.'li\'ll1»T\', .\liii'. l---Tile deadlock in
ilu- llril‘i,~.li roiil Ili.~;|»iii.es, iillecting I_I|IIi~_|\u<i iniiii-i».~; is now complete.
-\l| to-In 'ii I~i.IifI‘I‘eii<'es \\'I:re futile
.mil ilu- _-Iiii-iiipiu to rr-coiicile the ol)- iiorilllii f~|r_i~i.~ one oiispi-irileil till Mon- iloy, Irlirii botli the owiierii and min- i‘i_~i will ii'.1:ilii sol- l'rI:mirl' Aiiqllltli.
Null IIIIII
III IIIIIIII win
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Will' \"1lil\'. I~'.-I.. 2ii~/I Loinlon
I-.ililo f-'nys Lliv liritisli Navy is now .-Iii'ii_i'cil Iii :i~ battle with salvage ioirr-, uliirli iiiiii in-I-Ii directiiiig the ~'l'|'i`ii|Io|.n to Iilim- thi- Submarine "_-\ Il," uliii-li \\'ii.~: ref-i-Iltly lost off f.l||~ I¢;lI- of Wii;Iif_,
'|‘liI~ i.roIIl.Ie is caused by the ‘hit-
ifr 1-rit.i<'Isiii of fiic .\ilmii"alty's ,own Iiii-k of szilvago appm'at\is which 4-xiiiscil thi- :i\iflioi‘it_ics to decide to tick# Ii|af_f_II'u iii their owii huiids. Bllt the .\`I~:i'S1ilVage (`ornpi\ny'5 boat Iiiillvr liii: ruiiiinuliil of Tir, L51-10 Ili<'ri_i~, ilu<'liiiuil to quit opergti0n5_ iiiI=l ii sI<ii~uiiI~ili took place yesterday, tin- f\':i\'y bi-lug i-cpreseiitod by two Ili>::i_i:o_\ci'I<, two Loriiedo bouts, one gun lio:il. :iiiil I-ievvriil tugs and light- ers. Ao fast, its the rope guiding the :lirerse to flie siiiikcp siibnisriiie was Ilro; prd iiii/i position, by the sal- \'a_xe boat., it was out by the Admir- rilfy, thcii Iii". lbcrl;e retired for the night.
Hill SHUI SISIIII Wllil IlIPIIIlIIIl] HIM
\VlNNll‘l‘lI I, l"cli.' 28-Oscar Sigur-
dsoi., n seventeen year old boy, shot his elder sister, when she reprimand- cil hiru fiir‘ laziness. The injured wouinii, Mrs. Pettigrew, is in 8, seri- ous coiiilitioii, (nic of the two shots- Iireil liaviiig bored through her spine. The boi' fliipenred in the police court this ufteriioon and was remanded.
f`IIT('.\ilii, I<`|‘Ii. 2_*§~-.\|ii.ii_~;l IIII nf
the $;iI4_0i'iIi_Iioo I-.~i|;ii.~ of .loliu (iiitcs goes iii tin- \\'iiIIiu‘, if. liI'i‘:iI.i»' known wlieii the will was filed probate at Guin-\'u. lll._ li h;\d liven unnoiinced lii~i‘I-f.uloi'i‘ thot ilu- for I tune. excr-ui I-1-ri.'iiIi l\o~;1I~>i<l_=:, uns in he Iliviilril iii-i\\'r-rii flu- \\'ii!.I\'_' :iuii
T* A - 1'.
ufifissiéiififue siiriier
IS
i;|'i~ui_ i'|~ow<l :ii flif' roiiri iiIiu.~.r' thi:
IillI`l`l‘ll.
Hhcrifl liigi‘:ili:im. 'l`liI- si-iifriicc pro
rio slioiilii be liuiiiruii l.-3.: ili.- nick uii I
inoriiiiiiy, \~l\<-ii _liuliic llI~_\'s<liilI» pro- f iio;IIiI~i~Il ul-iii:-iii-c of <lc:iI.li upoii 'l`ouy Hifi:-r _-:_-ui riir-rs' wr-i'e1-lloniinic Sac- Gni-rio, for lliu |iiur.lcr of l.I\wis Mu- clio, for iuciiisliiugliter, 20 years in
ELLEN TERRY SIXTY-
FOUR YEARS OF AGE
l.HNilHN, l"I~l>. 2S~Ellen Terry has
i-.=lr-biuilrii her sixty-fourth birthday. She I'r-ci-i\'mi many r°.on’;:rntulntory‘ |iiI~.\‘:<:\;;c_~i from A nuiricn.
f‘.lInrles flutes, ilu- only .<f»Ii.- IVlinard'l f.ininient Cures Diphthsrll.
T0 BE HIINGED
HYliNl‘]\', l"vb, 2X-<'l‘lir~i'I~ was ii 'l`liui'.~'IlIi_v, l\l:i_\~ End, 1912. 'l`lieprls~
onri- was r.-ilui mid collected during
l>oi-i~lic.ui,ri~; <‘linrles Stewui't, for
'|‘|,,.,~,. “ng n brr:iililcs.~I siloiicc ii.=\,\\'o\iiiIiiIig chief of police, three years
,_|,L. |,r;,,,,m..- .mp |...I 1., (In. .fork by I in llI»i'r~lic.~tci‘; .iohn Dyher, shop
lirv:il~:iII;1 :uid nmiiidliig n police Offi-
iioiliicoil li) flu' 1-ourf \\':is iliuf iliir I\‘i‘l'. I5 §’l"\l`-\` Ill II0VCI\0Sf»9l`-
'|`li¢~ i~i-iminiil term of the supreme
i,il lic was Iii-nd on ilu- nn.:-Iiiiig i»f,r~~i.;rI niljoiiriicil this morning. --_.__-,.........,__..~..~..._,-,.-A_-..L_.-._--__._._._._._--.,_------~---_-----~»~-----_-~ ~~--~-
l‘rovidence lends us like children
through the wilderness, by iuuny a
ce how we roach the goal? Brother!
der one another. Yonder where the lights are twinkling is a welcome for us all. Dark is tho night, and sore the weary feet, and rough the way.
ii ucnlbIIcrIIIicuIEEIiifw
at liist.-Wliyte Melville. _
devious track towards our home. Ji>y`IA"lg‘cy"“ :“'“:1°w“tBI‘ :gt td “Im hh
brightens the pseii ici- on.-, and sei dogg? And °c,§,",,f,ng"’§,,d’°“ '°
walks on thankfully and happily in‘ One self-denying act, one word its rosy light. Grief takes unotlier by Tbnf; eased the hui-f, 9| him who the hand, ami 'clutcliing him in herI heard. (ine glance most kind stern Izrir. Points with wasted urml'rhnt Iui une sunshine where It wont, BIOYIK thc MTFOW WHY- ' ‘Then you may count \tl1at. hour well
What matter for so short 9 dlstan-| spent,
heir me with my imaiisnek the while But if, through au the uvelong day, I guide thy feebler steps, 'and' share IY0n'v¢ ¢}n,¢|-ed. no heme by yu N- with thee ihe crumbs ln my homely nay; lf, through 1|; ¢\1_ wallet. in-_t ns assist rather than hin-- YoIi've nothing done. which you 'can
trace, That brought the sunshine to one face; No act most small
That helped some soul, and nothing cost, Then count that day worn this
Cheer uni- coil nni we sheu get there im." » ; <` _
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