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T0 INAUGU
President T
~ liant And the
Record
WASHINGTON, MAFCII 1-(Special)
-I’repa»rations for the induction of
President Taft into the Prosiden
next Thursday are complete, oy The various Committees make a
prophecy that the ceremonies will be record ilreukep
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Breaker.
any inaugural event,
KAISIII WILLIAM
MAKES A SPIEEH
In Honor ofthe ICentenary of
German War Department, Praising lt.
BERLIN, March 1-(Special)-Em_
peror William delivered ll, speech in connection with the (lentormr-y of ll". found-ation__of the Minisicry of War rn which he praised the work don; for the Fntherland' by this depart- ment.
"I mm proud to testify that this
ministry has fully satisfied all ex- pecoions and has performed its duties, with the greatest fidelity and sucri-| lice.
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Slflar Reggie and Elena. 0U66u`S Solicitude-
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the most brilliant “ml Dlcturcsduc of
I 'rho prediction is made also th t the 0I‘0Wd of visitors from every eq; ner of the United States will bg A “ral Public knew when the announce-
S prcciates the good work being done
by the various contestants from one
Being IVIade Ready at Mes-
TIMESSINA. l\lH.rCh 1--(Specilll)_
io uork of construction of wood it has been so great that on Satur-
houses to shelter the earthquake sur. d "i"°1‘S is progressing favorably L”-Ck Of Cuffs and horses has made o
houses iii Messina, 1,000 in Reggio d and 100 in a settlement callc-d Reg-
“It has prepared and strengthenedl one army so that -me Military forces; always have been capable fulfilling! theilr great ,task as strong and: un-A conquerable protectors of the Father- land." » 1
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l |[;EHUHEfinand of Inspector Pelletier has been t
heard from- They HTG DOW Safe at district distributes the entire prize `Fort: Churchill, bavingl successfully l
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NEW YORK, February 28-Ther
Anchor line steamer Furnessia, one of the vessels that went to the rescue when the steamers Republic and Florida collided ofl Nantucket Is- land, reached port yesterday, showing
the effects of ai collision with heavy summer and went north dawn tie
hosting ice in mid-ocean.
The Furnessia’s how plates were deeply dented and a slightdeak that, followed kept thc pumps going during the rest of the trip. Recent returning steamers report immense ice packs coming down from Luc north, indicat- ing an early break of the ice fields in the Arctic ocean. One steamer re-; ported passing through an ice ficld fifty miles in extent. A
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ARICHAT, March 1. - The mov-,
ing of B house at Wcst Arichat was attended by ii shocking accident on Saturday. While- Alexander Boudreau and Aristidea Dclauricrl were engaged underneath the building- adjusting the skids they gavc_way and Boudrcau was killed ou1.rifZl‘t.|
Delaurier was hurt badly but. his in-
iuriee are nqt_f_e_tel__ _ __ _
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e per
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million votes were received, and tens
the tranisportion of lumber slow and The staff, which it has been found 9XD0HS1Ve. necessary to increase, is working day , It has been decided to build 1,000 and night to keep up the count. Un-
ina Elena, ,1 village thu", miles from the total vote for each candidate for hore being constructed under tl; _ the month of February will be pub-
day's Guardian was 3, gurpl-lse and a pleasure to all candidates as well as
their workers und friends. The gen.
ment wasd first made of eight big free ri s an six - ' ~ this the oder Lolrlfgrlrlrlxolrc P222? ried out to the letter, but it was not anticipated that tho latter prizes would be increased from six to sevlen- teen. But this paper thoroughly ap_
end of the Province to the other, and in return therefore the entire prize list has been changed from fourteen o twenty--five. It was intended that the names of
all candidates and their votes rece'lv_ ed for February be published today, but the Tour Editor and his stad were unaware of what they had un- dertaken, for the amount of regular and special ballots has exceeded the wildest possible calculations. Indeed
ay alone over three quarters of a
f' thousands are polled every day.
er the circumstances the entire listr
f noniinationsl appears today, and:
shed as soon as counted or not lat-
RATE rouiirtrn NoiiiNArions
° ft. H' I ' - _ - , 2 is nduction to Office The Biggest and the Grandest Contest Ever Conducted in
Prom` t B U - . ._. -
ises o e nusually Bril- Eastern Canada-A Total of Over Three Quarters A
cmwd 3 of a Million Voes Received on 'daturday Last.
Engine
The Bll; Free Trip news in yegter.
sonnl direction of Queen Helena
A IIHIAI IHIF HY
IIAIIUNIEII PIILIIIEMIII
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OTTAWA, Ont., Feb. 28-The
Mounted Police party under the com-
J \ west to east _lust on thc edge of the Arctic circle and then coming south the whole length of Hudson Bay. The arty started from' Edinon-ton last
MacKenzie river to Lesser Lake hy canoes.
From Slave Lake the journey was made overland west over snow and ice to the po,ice post at Fullerton, which is at the northern ertriinity of Hudson Bay. From there Main' lrelln- tier, in conjunction with Major Moodie, the comnia;n'dant°of the post, made one or more exploring cxl edi- tions to the norhfi, then he started south, and arrived at Fort Churchill on January 11th. Word was sent from
there to the nearest telcgr-.ph sta- there will be the lollowlng prizes :__
tion at Gimilli, Man., by indian mes-
senger. The Pelletier party is expect- and return.
1 t reach Winni e over the ice 'bc-
el 0 P K ' fore the opening ofthe river and lzrkc Charlottetown Buslneug C0llege_
navigation in the spring.
grees above zero at two o’clock this morning.
and return. I
and return.
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ist inclurlinf.: trips and consolaltions
ompleted one nf the longest winttr in the following manner to the ell,L~l_ Owner- ever mam in Canada I~ ln- 1.1¢ ladies obtaining the greatest num olved the crossing of Cana-la f om bm- of votes
_ mail scholarships from the Interna-
Tho temperature registered 10 de- tlmml Correspondence SL-l,00l5_
For t e e. - rgetown and Souris East ‘there wi'll\
lIlnnrll's Luiiureul. C res Diphtheria. be the following prizes:-- ‘
Union Commercial College. I
For , I
and Royalty there will be the follow- |
U ion - l
For the district of Queen's County,
er than Friday or Saturday next.
It was stated yesterday that one* iindred and fifteen nominations havel been i'ece'ived,but it has since bceni discovered that two of the names, ul- thoi somewhat different, were of the same person, thus making a total of one hundred and fourteen.
The number of nominations from rich district and the interest talcen in the contest along with the varia- ron in the territory covered in each
For the district of Prince County, there will be the following prizes :-
lst-a big free trip to New York
City and return-. _ 2nd-F, full course scholarship in the Charlottetown Business College.
3rd-the choice of one of several
mail scholarships from 'the Internat- ional Correspondence Schools.
4th-same al; for 3rd. For the district of Kensington,
Sumrinersidc and Alberton there will be the following prizesz-
lst-a big trip to New York City
and return.
2nd-a full course scholarship in the
Union Commercial College.
For the district of Klng’s County
lst-a big trip to New York City
2nd-a full course scholarship in the;
3rd--the choice of one of severrrl
4th-some as for 3rd,
h district of Montagu Geo
lst-a big trip to New York City
2nd~a» full course scholarship in the
f\‘ie districts of Charlottetown
ng prizes!- lst-a big trip to New York Cityl
2nd-same as for lst. I 3rd-a full course scholarship in ‘the. n Commercial College
here will be the following prizes :-
2nd~=smne as for lst. 3rd-a. full course scholarship in the
5th\-same as for 4th. ifth-a beautiful Cooking Range wiflh
7th--a» brand new Ladies Bicycle.
Everybody should beer in
The enthusiasm is not confined
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The following is the total list oinominatlons in Alphabetical
order. Names preceded by n. ’ have withdrawn -from the content ~ Owing to other armies or stainless.
QUEEN'B COUNTY DISTRICT.
Misses
Acorn Lavina, Bllggar Lizzie D.
Buchanan Janie M.
Bain Laura Clarke Marlon H. Campbell Ruth ~ Drake Grace Douglas Irene EQSHY Emma R. Em A. Myrtle Fraser Annie B. Gillis Dollle A. Grahaml Ella; M, Gillis Sadie F, Jon-es Melinda Kielly M. Arletta. ‘Myers Hazel
Mutch Eva
Match Annie I,
'Mutch Birdie McLurc Lucy McKenzie Mary C, McMillan Emma McDonald Mary ‘McDougall Minnie McDUuI:;a/ll Ida Ea
McNeill Katie
Mclbachern Annie McLean Annie B.
'McLean Annie
‘McLaughlin Jessie
Mckeod Catherine I.
Mc innon Belle *McLean Gladys *McKenzie Louise McNeill Bessie Newson Luura Pickering Della Stright Reta B. Stevenson Birdie Stewart Charlotte Smith Linda Stewart Mary
'Stewart Martha *Simpson Clemine 'Stewart Bessie 'Thomas Elizabeth *Wadman Winnie
OH TOWN AND ROYAIJTY
Beer Winnifred Gillespie Alva, Kemp Fanny Mclntyre Gwladis Pickard Charlotte Smith Florence O. Stewart Hazel
KENSINGTON B'B1DE AND ALBERTON DISTRICT..
Ellis Marion
Metherall Annie Stewart Florence Walsh Jennie E.
MONTAGUE, GEO"1‘0WNAND
Beer Winnifred *Knight Lillian McDonald Mamie Stewart Eva Wickham Lucy
Hermitage Bradnlbane Brookfield Rosebery C-ovehead
French River
Cornwall
Hunter River
Union Road Hazelbrook
Mayfield
Point. Prim
Bay View
Grand View
Pownal
Stanley Bridge
-Victoria
Ebrnscllrfe
Cherry Valley
Eainscllffe North Rustico , Cavendish
New I-laven
Bellevue
New Argyle
Kingston DeBable
Mt. Stewart
Culloden
North Wiltshire Bt. Catherines
Hnrtsvflle
Pleasant Grove
Crapaud
Wood Iulwnds New Dominion
Kingston
Clinton Victoria
North, River
Hamlpshire
Pownal
Wood. Islands
Hampton Hillsboro Bay View Valleyfidld
Stanchel Craprauld
DISTRICT.
297- Fitzroy St. 34 Upper.Queen S Brighton Rd. 203 Euston Stf
West Royalty
45 Bayfield St. 123 Dorchester Sh.
Surnmerslde Alberton Kensington Summerslde
SOURIS DISTRICT
Montague
Bourfs Georgetown Montaegue Montague
KINGS'S CUUNTYZ IIBTRICT.
Arsenault Mary Beers M. Alice
Campbell Jennie Campbell Maggie Doucettla Mary Down Minnie L. Fraser Addie M. Fraser Ethel B.
Gillis Maggie
Harris Stella M. Kennedy Evelyn Morson Muriel Martin M-nry Belle Moore Adelaide
McLeod Belle
McLeod Florence ‘McIntyre Sylvia *McDonald Annie
'Ross Bertha
Riley Sadie
Taylor Caroline Wigginlzton Irene Yeo Lauretta J.
Arsenault Celerlne
Charlottetown Business College. A"**m9-`“ll5 Eleam' h tb choice of one of several BFUWYI Fl°"9"°°
4t - e mail scholarships from the Interns- '_I(5]l;)“’x1linM";_:xl" P.
tional Correspondence Schools. 5 Bath I
Davison a Dougherty Haze
warming closet, thermometer &c. ' ' EDU183 JBSBIB
Gallant Mary E.
Hop ood Pearl
4" ' I stir-Fifteen laoiiaira lrrmgoiri. Hedges Elle P~
en-fr ai I . l0th-lglxve tdollllasrs rlnggold. ‘ HOWBU' a{5l'°l
LeaCc't e
mind that every dollar for The °L°“"d Fl°9°l° Guardran gets 4000 votes, and there °L°f‘l A““‘°
are about 502 additional votes pt §l‘l;_lZ:*9W° §E\:";"‘§_
month n we pap ' Martin Celina
M lie Neill
to this Province alone. for the °K"” °
» bustling and up-to-date Britannia M°DU‘""ld ‘7°“l° B-
' LATE HON MATTHEW SMITH Mfg C0 , Ltd , of Halifax offer ,gsm McLean Annie Alvita
5THaIlier of the Legislative Assembly. valuable prlzds in the order of merltl Nellllm J““°~
~ pe ‘io the eight ladies some eo the Rem!" -'Mile
H
bl; free trip, as well as six console- °s°h“""°“ H'l°°
Stsvert Annie
ti lzes fn the order of merit t , slgnolirthe ladies who win _The Guarof “lib” H‘“'rl°t
Morell
Murray River
Mflltown Cross
Fairfield
New Acadia. Upton ll Mt. Hops Red* Point
Clear Springs
Elmira
Bouris West
Cardigan
Glen Martin
Abney
Murray Harbor
Valleyfield
Dundas Dundas
Union Rd. (Mtg)
Mllburnc
Lower Montague
Bridgetown
Harmony
lst/-a big trip to New York City PRINCE COUNTY DISTRICT and return. `
Wellington
Abram's Village
Bt.Eloa.nor|
Margatla
Mimlnigash
Bedsque
Tyne Valley
victoria West St. Anthony
Cascumbec
Ellerslle
Tryon Tryon
Soni-letown
Cape Traverse
Baltic
Glenwood Bloomfield
Bayside
Indian River
Southwest Pleasant View, Lot Port Hill
Central Bedeque
Fernwood
New Annan
i Premier 1-Iazen's reply to the Tempei
tion was delivered' this afternoon.
tion would retard rather than ad vance the teinperance cause.
Premier Hazen believes public senti
ment is not sufficiently strong tr
isting legislation in now available,
on the liquor question.
onrgouinirion
Says Public Sentiment is Not Strong
Enough To Warrant the Trial. A Fdtal Dynamite Accident.
Derailed.
ST. JOHN. March 1---(Slrcciul)--eral inen cmploycd on railway con-
~-struction were inn shack preparing
ance Federa`tion's request for prohibi- `dynamite for nlueting.
A stick exploded and' a Dutchman
The Government declines the rc- named Gellegcr had his arm blown
uueet, explaining, that such leglsla- fl, his limbs shattered and will die.
- Sc-ver;il other men were badly hurt, ,one Scotchnuin being seriously injur- - 'cd.
ll 'l‘Iic shack was entirely demolished,
warrant a prohibitory incasure and .but t\\'0 cases of alynnlnitg did! not suggests the strict enforcement oil xlllode, although Gelleger was sit- tha Canada Temperance Act, thc] ini' upon one case when thc explosion Licence Law and whatever other ex- ry,-¢-nr;-ed, '
I 'rho forming ‘engine of A aoruirie-iread
Mr. Hazen also promises certain fri-iglit train jumped the rails near
,amendments which will rendgp em,-let I-lzirtlnnd, turned over two or three the task of securing from wards or times and finally landed complete- on
hc ice of thc river.
parishes a fair expression of opinion The enginwr and m._3m&n Went with
he cngluc, but miraculously escaped
At Foreston, Carleton County, sev- l1'lJ`Ul`Y~
AAUIIEIIIN WIIIS I SIAHH IHUPHY
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MONUTON, March 1--(Special)-'l‘hel
Mcncton-Victorias won the deciding game tonight from the Halifax-Gres cents and hold the Starr Trophy.
Two games were played, the major- ity of gals to rount. On Saturday night the teams broke
even, two each.
Tonight the Vlctorifas captured two,
,amd the Crcscuits one.
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llUH’l‘flN, Feb. 28-"A collision of
:in uul<ii¢.\\'ii dark planet with the sun will tt-rniiuatc life on the earth," suiid Prof. Percival Lowell, director of the Lowell Observatory nt Flag- staff, Ariz., in a lecture last night bclorn the students of ll/lassachusctts lnsti’|'|tc of Tcclinololry.
"The everrts will be prophesied four-
teen years before the catastrophe. "and occurs," continued the astronomer, "und cliuotic cnnlirsion will reign on the worlrl duriril; tlrc days preceding the caluiiiity.”,
The chance of the catni-ifrophe hglp-
pfll-uq in the ni-nr future was declar- cll to ..c very slight by PFOIBSSOT Lowell, however.
IAIAL FIIIIIIIS
llltllS.*‘-IGIIS, I<‘e'o, 28~Tlic grnvcsf.
news has been received of dev;\\ita-
. tion caused by floods in thc lower
Canadians Returned From (‘,mil,;o. Poses, fiictui‘ies and villziuea
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Europe Charmed With Treatment in Gotham.
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A party of Toronto pcoplc- who have
been touring abroad returned to the city this week full of their experiences in the Old Land. Theparty returned via New York, and spent some time in that city. They are enehusiastic lit their praises of the Hotel Victoiiu. which is now under the mmnagtinent of ii former Canadian, Angus Gordon, who will be pleasantly renieiiibered by Canadians everywhere since his five-years' connection with the King Edward Hotel herc. ‘ One of the party who came home
‘this week snlid that the charm and beauty of the Hotel Victoria had caused them to lengthen their stay in the metropolis considerably beyond, the original limit. The hotel Im; found possessed all of the hospitable, and homelike atmosphere of the best English amd continental hostclries,
have been destroyed ovcrywnclr.. 'lhe inliubinnits have been ruiucd and are dying in great numbers.
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-filtiwlsl--z u~>wiAi ‘o.1.NOH0.¥. Frciili southcnstcrly and southerly winds and milder with light falls of slect or ruin at night. '_
Bddvd £0 U10 lHVi9l1 0flUiPm0UIl 11¥\’l Minard’s Liniment Cures Garqelln<‘,o\vs
comforts of the modern American place. On reaching the Victoria thc members of the party were inclined to bclieve that they were already in Canada.
Typically Canadian food was ns pro-
minent <:~n‘ the menu as Cnnadiun bcvcrugos were in the bullet, and Czriiaillan currency wma aocepbell in all parts of the house without the rude- ncsn and distrust which (‘»ann\lians who try to use the money of their country usually experience iii New York, The Victoria is the only hotel in New Yorv that this party could find where Cnnfrdian money was nc- eepted without question.
In addition to its other attractions
the visitors found the Victoria very centrally located, one side being on Fifth avenue, wllth n view almost to Central Park, rul the other side on Broadway, in the heart of
-thelehoppinlz and theatre district.
The Victoria has retainedmll the
frellnement of the older aristocrat- luc New York hotels. and its char- acter fs as exclusive as its charges
are moderate.
(Toronto Mall and Empire.)
Mln|rd's Linlment Cure: Dislemp 1
CHICAGO MARKETS.
March 1-(Speclnl)-
March Wheat 104l March Corn ' HSI May Wlntt 1171 May Com Gdl
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beaut ful . cos ume or even a ` I , A . . valuable prize of M," "hm, in ‘d_ I _ (omtmmd on Pap L) ,_ Mlilrd s Llniment Lures Colds etc.
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Th.-so :ir lui: nf |innc~l pcr>l`l»_‘ in
lh»~ \\~|l.l. If you have I--f wriic- tlung p=iIi;:,'\< :ui Iioiiorzitil-_‘ person
llrilrzcl ll.
Tluf. is nn honest paper and honest
-apic rcrid lt.
Teil lhtm nbnui your lass in our
C|.~..<r.ific.i. Want Ads.
0-uvsinnnrsrl W nag
i`l‘\`u're“iEérnTt`i5EAi“nan"“EEi<FrT2`€ _ .1 New Wonderland tonight. Come. -_ _ *@-
\vANTED, girl for general house- - iwork. Apply to Mrs. J. D. Jen- lrens, Euston St. 3-2dlir2/ipd.
VPD LET, house with ten rooms, 55 1. .1 Hillsboro St., with modern im- provements. Posseslon given March 21st. Apply tn Mrs. W. W. Wellner, 108 Prince St. , , __ 3-Zdti. I
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