(From ,, Q11"- Bcporter) .

0T i" '3- ' 32st 'He_f,iec-.

Live ; ,'.g pl! in It'll dliscf to,’ ‘g ‘l? fjfidibklUD. Ijlsieiuililin-l 1ir=r'iill*‘........¢.-- w! 4- A- Mil-us. 5:13;; cc word lslnml, toe plea. lllnfib'_hy ,_ qifb iicotla Liberals for

moons ~ol" trsusportstiou ..,.h. halve."- u» maritime

mus null isle pinion Stntes. . A résolll to this effect wss illovee by J. A. Sinclair. of Guyeboro, who, suuvocqted] "'9. fest ilue "or steamers provnlozi with cold itorsge ioeiiitiee gov the __ ‘*0! fresh ‘lldlrfrom the AUEIIVR'G'G‘IIC$O_BOIQUII.' He eb- so homered better g-eilway isclliclss to prdvipeitor-tile" home iiisrket. ‘H!

.

, J.D.HAZEN

‘W! “"5? Mil‘!

in o‘. >1

cor was forvrorqled only fly-freight. Mr.‘ Howell pulnte out that lsit yearflet tbc ‘l orouto sir, there was a flue ex- hlUt by the Government, of Mori- tlmo fish which bod attracted a greofi deal of attention hind dealers Isild that it was of the greatest value in

‘encouraging trade. ‘Mr. --He.zen- ipointed‘ out the‘ number or new fheztcllerles the’ Government were‘

building sndthoy ivereuever in as good condition. The results were si- rersliy apparent shed flsh were being lceurnt- 'wllere noueullid been secured rloimyears.‘ » The fishing laws war-oil- ' so biting strictly "enforced slid the in- dnslry Jgoheriily was ‘being fostered

two or three times s‘ week audit‘,

ivsseltrlibrtedun unfairness by w. 'nn- novél‘ before. Ml. “mien-review- l‘.'»13h'l'l'6ll‘.'5°l!m %l1¢'BN*vs.‘B.'ll-..goa the prcieut arriingcmelrts for fish flaw, “fiirlfloiltli shdfw. Kyte, ‘Rich- dclfvcrics" it :B_dstou"‘hixd"‘euid efforts maria.‘ ' " '- ‘ - "" - = would be ‘continued to lnllkirtliis ser-

Ml". Mdhesh thought that instead of providing" s isftbsmhhlp service be- tween "Nave Sctitis“ line ‘ills union seliteajtl-re ‘Government sbonlu pro- vfdo trnnsporjtidtlon filcilities overtlfi- 1, ‘(if Iifilo‘ that tliclleople of‘ Outs»; rio. Mlihifobh"sud' the ‘West cduld get; the hcuellt of the lufgeicetchesof gr. IIlI-Hhfizl Maritirnc ‘coast! Ontario, bur-urge; lesson to-dsy frofn Pore, lino: rnls jtrliilo should go to con; nuinn rlifiwevsl ‘ ‘ ‘

.Vlr'. Hszen -bowed whet the Gov- lzl-nmont was doing to" "encourage the nsh industry. For one this: they bud arranged for a daily cur to go forward, the fest expresfto Mont- W-g null ‘lioronto. v This train left on outer-low‘ line elivercd "ssh ‘for tile Toronto-market oudaymbrningi, The Government guarantee a daily C51!‘ and to make up any deficiency. llndcr the lllbersis there _wus only a

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ST, JOHK." N. B., Feb.’ 2.—1_*Iearly symbol) loss," two men seriously bu"; ilnd a threh hours and a. half fight lrgnihst flames mllrked n fire ln the old Lordly Building. corner. of Church and Germain Street, hero oil's ovnluhs. "jThéilvfli is verily cot-cred by Pliellronce. The building was occupied by Chas. Rustin. _F_\"", nicer-i, who. nudism. Furqlturel- slid. lhb. Flieshmnn Brnngh tacos; Cake A flQy.QJBQPH$‘ --f‘-_i_s e lrm o m. lckm“; M _ ou"'fiud‘$_l.2,000\worth oflgoods n the bneelfibnt all ruined one firemen‘ hbd llis heed hurt bad-

i

ly‘ by fnllffli" flit‘ Aunt“? ‘Had M“ "7 All‘ application was made for u new even though he may be sometimes in-

llng timber.

shin-flu alter midnizht fire was (‘is-savored iii the big five story ill-loll" ' buildfiil: on" Prince wiflisrr- Street occupied by the SB-lval-m" Arfiiy 1s. s etropole or refuge lod- gill house. The - nizht was bitterly

snd there were about eighty "rim iiif-‘tllil "ilollseJ "The house Mil,‘ proboblldybc o. jtotul loss. It is impossible "now to toll ivhether ell

hand cut b-

‘he lodgers esco ed to a. saint?- be ‘esersl opinion is the; there will ill-sum orluo- with verified

a1‘; ‘hardly pojslble that all could "es-

" _ some 50 refugees are house-cl of- ‘steiiiloil ‘and edioiniu: houses; The fire is

the‘ "boiler _ shllcrs boerdins" still burning. ‘

‘anus-

(Specidl to The Guardian) QflQTQfl~ Bub." 2.—Mrs. Caroline l) scoll, coll, died

wdow of Mr. John Dris- todsy; age-d 68.

I . F93 .. .

' Itllfllilfrlllflll. Oue ‘cent per ‘word "ench insertion ls

this column. flesh "1""- “°°°,““’““Y

widen h Plpimuprflohnrge twenty-five

WANTEDu-A MAN IPOR. GENERAL

ffarnr _0 l. 9P1! 5° J- G- W9?“- .194 pilot» 1°i°-‘-’-.911!61P

wiwrslrlg-oiiz-ljmron GENERAL' offer read at their" meeting.

housewol. A9171? 10 53 UP?" 3e92,!“- .91.‘? - ____._.1.9%°"?;?"“." yin-p‘ gilfijgansv, A BUFFALO. " ' ' V DUIQI ‘i ; ‘"""°' ‘M?’ '° ° .1°.??:Z'§Pi3‘1'°-. rleniins liiuk wherein-winc-

‘ d _f l _' k. dint‘- f3?‘ Peril.“ “'5 wilds“ ° 51%- T-Josspi; Reed, Box 898; Pictou. "Biztlliilf-PE

w." :'1'-'- 83kb,“,

t" "' "o om- i: ....§*.°:.:i. .,»‘== . - ‘firm t‘ so for n0 ti. 51'5"“ - d. .0. ' “And longvffl jlielll- Kflil » l i-i-z-ui

To IIENT. (inseam-vs. F085" Bl- llllnter w. limit“ ‘n’ °“° )1 m; my}. ‘ on lfue of ‘roil-

ny form” . til, J W‘ ‘.5 ref-sol". h V ' l‘ Y‘%¢&h 4m mime okmllaert Drunlinlolrd.

= Mkflfld" lflil-Hbiti.

fifiwmso" ‘Al,’ » mew-tussle Room f! w

elusgllenlishd never have spills l "~..Wvni§;l1.li:l'g;j,,

‘ " . m.

"om 2:98 li-imtf. " - m. AT 10R’!!!

I“ him

; (lonrt which begun on Jununry 12th,

Verytllln‘ c‘-

"lliowilo moist“ It

‘miles from Y I " eymuln, , pend.» no. n to

ivlce inbfro directive. ‘ no hoped to see a seculldjliost between Xsrmouth and Boston. bbtwoonj 'Septcmber'and Julio, lflllil also unit the question of la/bout to uzlvfzaltethc coest‘ ‘would be‘ non- slifcrcd. There had been no subsidy to oily. liue ‘running to‘ a United

thought" tuut ‘with the increasing business which might develop n steamship company might find it in its interest to put on a daily service when the flshingv/us brisk between Yilrrllouth find American ports. '

fllllfli llflM "

I SUPREME EHUHI

The I-Iilnry session of the Supreme

was 0n Saturday lldjournodto Fqb- ruary 18th, when judgments will he delivered.

in the case of McDonald v. McMus- tors, an action " for trespass, which

fin-her. Men of this character will no

. . " : i - - States port for. llfteeu years, ‘but he Ila c 0d t w we senate of Canaan‘

. HUN. MR. MURPHY- I crave the duiiuitencc ofytliie-House for-s short‘ ionic to-mokeli fewkdmarks on ti...

esteem to iho by the all: irorvutwpeulere ‘ who ‘have preceded me.- lt ~ie a sublbdt-ot congratulation ‘to this House that we have,‘ in iudilliu "to- its members o: fills mover sud seconder of the Ad- dlvds. such ‘able accessions of this honourable body. The hon. gentle- luau from Toronto (Col. tbs H011, T41"- Mssvs) has shown, in his wide "KPBBVF 0T hflsirs "ilfdiscussiug tbs fnsresrsrhs of the Address, that l“, ‘Efully understands the measures which will be slbmltted to us. This comes through his large experiences in time Mabel“ worlll- fliloakiug for the ‘Muimlflfl- PFQYWWB. and the seconder P! u‘? AWN“. I- con soy without dear of oentrsdiction, that be is fully representative of, tire province by the fiim- Whiz one of our merchant princ- fls. and ssptnius of industry, Mien. "P"? W151“!!! W‘ Offend phrtlsun ‘feel- lllilf. ,1 IDOHDVI) that if appointments of ltlllb kind are ‘made in the future, ws _W1li have no reason to declainl a- Ysoinst "want orintellect in this Clin-

1 take U" Olmoiftunity of giving full cndorsotion ‘ to the ‘remarks or {hw- Efintlemeu» who-have gone be-

YQ" m0. in ‘expressing heartfelt pleas- "f". not ‘only of the legislative cham- bers or Canada but of thepeopls '0; ‘Cllflliflfl. without regard to cluggfiyggd ‘or nationality, at the improvement ifn the health of Her Royal-Highness,‘ jtho Duchess of Uonnuugbt,‘ Ween“ ‘nlso assure His Roynl-"Highness and, he has bud that assurance before this that when during the trying tirlles of inst summer ‘the Duchess was under the surgeon's knife every heart went out to him in feelings of "filial regret. at tho position lie-occupied. We" are doubly glad that he is able to come buck ‘to us and flll- out,‘ we hope, the‘ 1"" term. 11nd possibly a second term‘ i" fl-E Position which he ‘hussowcll

was tried before r. jurv in GGOTRQP, town and ‘in which a, verdict was‘ found f0l‘ 139 acres of land, application was‘ mode for n. new trial onbehulf of the

defendant. The Court reserved ilecl-‘

sion. ‘ ' ' Mr. Gaudet, K. C..

plaintiff, 31nd Messrs. D. A. Mc-

Kinnou, K, 0., uuzi J. J. John-

ston, h. 0., represented 'duut. ' "

I The next case was thut of Foster Robinson, Administrator, v. T. Gor- don Ives. This was all action in tro- ver tried iu‘ Georgetown before Mr. Justice Fitzgerald without n illry. in which judgment was given for the de- Tendunt.

tuful on tile ground that the verdict

|wrls contrary to the evidence and no (Blulrfnns l. uy ‘be clouded in sophistry.’

' aw. | The Court ordered that the argu- .mcni stand over, owing to the ub- sence of plaintiff's counsel, until Fto- rumy. _ ' '_ Attorney-General Msthisson and Mr .1, 'L).'Stcwsrt ‘K, 0., "appeured for plaintiff antlMessrs ,.lolmston, ‘K.Cl, nml" Ilimlin, K. 0., fol-defendant.

SEAHEH llllyllii-S ""

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‘i (Canadian Press.) . NORFOLK, Fev. 2.-‘- Divers v are‘ bellli; sent to the wreck of the steam- el- Monroe in search of bodies of the ii drowned.

"amour. .5170 r-ANlrs-fl = o nu r0 DEPOSITORS

NEW Yoshi, ‘Jan. sl.- Delwslto" of Henry Siege} & Gvmllilnl’. will?“ recently wentluto receivership hands have been informed thot the bonkers. offer ‘tlleillofcash Jmvmssi 0f 5_ P" cent. of money due to the depositors, "vvill acceptfluotes for "the biilunqe. bucked by "about e4 000.090 ,0! ti" common stoclflol ‘th ' ' Biegel Stores Corporation.‘ " "

The offer was blade yesterday by ‘legal representatives of Henry Sielel

and Frnnlrn. vosel. to counsel ">- preeentlng a committee of creditors. The amount offered aggregated about $750,000 in cash. Hundreds of deposi- .' rs, bothmeu end women, heard $119

" Whil grntlflcetlon was expressed it was decided "tohplscewtlie matter in the. fishes of the committee.

will: ‘light-hill. IIIE TEMPERATURE.

a

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IRE-Jill‘! 5" 5

(Special to The Gugirdgsni) to TORONTO. F bTuETY- T". 5 r . .»' uduyiflfrieh to" finer;- enrol-w whim lwlth snow and rsiu I111 WEWQWQY-

lflbrlfllll‘ Jrlsluotemveretsfl; ‘ ‘in. WEATHER-Yesterday has .wsstiler p sgslu fsirhbut e- llt 0

"ohmic

rdvfnlvs '""~ "“l,ufi,nigrll:-£hdut twenty d l‘! .. ve sero, felling at night

Ylfii-“ggi degree!- M p,e1,=snn~~se 4.10; it‘ will ‘on s‘!!! knew" s1 and ‘rllursds at 6-1 s .

a»; 0 ‘I 3

-_ "b; , ‘ to-

“ “'6 m: a grillin-

J’. .

lderyhstmllorl‘ sets tomorrow ulorninl “t! . 9.

| The first quarter s! "i" "m" ""°'

I d pp, lrd t 6.88 s.m.

on ‘than a)‘. rig ‘pprrm mwdn,"

l sire. ' ~ i

‘flip "length of todsy will be nine

¥i'"*i'lc‘3.di*.'.ric'i."!- h .

s’

the plnintin who olnlnleiflhesct, which

appeared (Q;- pilsitiom-il we mny refer to-u meni-

the defers‘ ‘sex is always

' possible of acceptance by its origina-

'?..o tide will be nigh this sfternoon. i‘ ' snornlns \ MAL?

ti". .~>i~"»;.;..=~y

. , " ' ‘ is‘ 1 all gslust the ,iqi,j$t?ifltlsn flibglffilflfillfiéir end‘

filled. We reserve‘ him not only lie- llouse ofllis ‘Vkingly birth, but also for lliu kindly attributes of head and ‘has cvcr characterized thrice who rule over this empire. wit): so much justice ut the present time i listened with ll grout deul=oi llttcn- tiorl to the hon. loader of the Up-

ber of this House us being in opposi- iiuu. Tile hon. member from lddie- ornate and eloquent, nun his weiiturnefi periods are o. treat to anyone who i; a student of the English language. The hon, geu- tlelnun has bud vest and varied ex- perience lu legislative hells, and he ' is nblztb. give expression to the feel- ings within him» in n wuy thllt is ivlvllcslculzlted to carry conviction,

consistent: with himself, uud his con-

Tbc bun, gentleman hos seen nr. to go" outside 0i the Address, and ‘very lur fiileld iu ‘discusslngitu paragraph. He huslseen -fit to resurlieot ville corps’ of last session-corpses that he mllue such by tbe actiou-"of his supporters llrthil hon. body. He could not see lbs splendid. optimism that "charac- ferlsolf lthis Address, sll= optimism fully Justified by the condition o": ‘this country "st e. tune-orworld-wide de- pression." He Icouild not iinles "a chance ttrhnve n fling st the-Government of

he Ilay.- He-must-ilcid goibncle to he WOPK of lust- sl §liOI1‘—-tlie ‘uefsr- true Workil‘ Imeiy coll it"'of this " hon-

odY-e-iih ‘the "destruction of‘ the ‘Nav-

lll ‘Bill a-llil ithb Blfliflfllflntloli ‘Of I the‘ Pllibiway - ‘ Bill to‘ "sin" AUSSIE" that i mode it im-

tdflllnd by the HOIIBG-‘Of Commons. ‘Thflflhohi gentleman was somewhat inconsistent. withhlalself, and I nreou

tfon" to‘ ‘tint aspect o! ‘the case. You will vcnsemhei-“tlint he lsboured seri- "daily one llrbflllred ‘horn to prove to- thiil "non. body the uucoustltutlollallty 6f ‘the Hfghwhys Bill. He bailed ‘his drgtlhleutd ff its being uudonstitution

l ‘on the fact that ‘roads and high-

sys under ‘the British North Amer-

1t‘. of illeprovlllces. - Just for u moment ‘think of the uiu tune prece- ded 11hr, Highways Bill. I refer to the Agrldlilture Instruction ‘Bill bl 1913. Aron ‘wlllililfflit inoteuucqtton is lust’ lib slrongry and iornlniiwrqlogntee t‘o' the ‘authority ' of the DrbVfflWFbY this snino British North Aliierlcnhcte

FIRST ‘W "L184"

TERMS F ciluivluu - AND PARQEL sear

LuJJ (From Haul-lard)

the Highways Bill was justified by has been done iu this House lest ses- thc return-or thefiaresent Government sion, and the present session, to st- with s large ‘msiorlty.’ This i House'tribute motives to a large majority claims to be the custodian of the of members of this House. I flak the rights of the people; it claims to be ruling "of the Chair, as to whether the safeguard-of the ‘people nguinstlthe hon. meanber is-in order in uc- poor legislation. I should like tocusing B. large n b of members in ass hon. gentlemen if -it~is not one this House of being guided by politi- of the alleles of the House of oom-‘onl motives in rejecting a Bill.

rnous to be responsible-for the rav- HON. Mli. (lllORAN—-Alld purtleun enues of the country. Is the House of bifls- " Commons under any Olrcumetallcesflul- HON. MR. YOUNG-And instructed lowed to have a. second psrty come to- do it.

in, and tnke charge of the dlsburse- THE SPEAKER—'I‘here is a well ments of the revenuesof the country, known principle that "no imputation to the exclusion of that House of is to be made by any member "of this Commons? I think you will llll lld-‘I-louse by llny co-melnlier in the sumo mit that it is n fundamental basis of Chamber.

our constitution that the . House of HON. MR. BEIQUE-That i8 110l- Commons, and the House of Com. the point.- I usk whether it is in 0r- mons alone, is the safeguard of the der for any member "oi this House to funds ‘of the Dominion ol‘ Cnlflflilffhfllliil- accuse u majority of members of be- that no other legislative body bus ing actuated by unworthy‘ motives any right to interfere with the ex- nlllLpolitical bias in rejecting a Bill.

lei-rs," moment, to give some iittelr‘

lteHAct, are relegated‘ to the uuthbrl i

penditllre. In the ‘amendment to the ‘Highways Bill-u Bill most popular in t-he country, und I cnn speak for the llfllritlme provinces-a Bill uncut which a large number of people ulti- cisethe Scnute for having interfered with; in that Bill we endenvollrcil by

the authority "of this House to tcii the House of Commons how the public money should be

expended: Could any self-respecting House accept such an amendment?

non. MR; POWER—We "have dong the sume thing the your before with, the Agricultural Bill. Dust year the

Government did this thing, which my hon, friend thinks impossibie—the'y accepted our view.

HON. ‘MR. MURPHY—Thnt docs not justify lion. gentlemen ill llctiug unconstitutionlllly lust year, HON. MR; POWER-Ii dogs justify the Government cither, ‘HUN. NIIR. MURPHY-JVllen you ul- lnwed lhllt Bill, the Agricultul-lil in- struction Bill to puss you were My iug ilnconstitllifoulllly, yet yr)" were not noting unconstitutionillly wllenl you rejected the Highways Bill. 'l‘he boll. member from provinces, null from Halifax knows Very well hi“; "implllarity of that Highwuys Bill in. the Mjirltimo provinces. You know| nlfio that the House of (iolnmons could not llllow u lmdy i,“ irrespofl. siblc body like this, to control the expenditure of the public revenue. Ho knows thv fundllnlentill hllsls of the British‘ constitution is that the House of Commons is the custodian, the safeguard, unfl sole one to say‘ the conditions under which [flOflcy shall be expended,

The hon. gentleman from hliddlesex resurrected the Nllvsl Bill also. It looks to mc, as has been remurk- cd by somebody before me, that those two Bills are trims-filing the conscience of my hon. friend. I um not surpris- ed at that. Hon. gentlemen opposite have f1 stake in this country and huvc all interest in this country just us well as hon. gentleman on this side of the House. My mill. friends opposite are, I believe, just us loyal

not

the Mnritimc ‘

led. If hon. gentlemen opposite were ‘not actuated-and I say it with all respect-lay partisan motive, I veri- tobly believe that nine-tenths of this Chamber would have voted for tbst . Naval Bill. - - Y ' There is no doubt about it. The motives that actuated the hon. gen- tlemen on the other side are to.;-~ be found in-the other Chamber. The rea- son the ‘Agricultural ‘Bill went through; and the-Highways Billy did not. is isecause in the other House the Highways Bill passed by a large maturity, and the ldgrlculture" Bill was defeated. Word was sent over‘ to; vote down the Highways Bill, and it was consequently voted downmWhdu I was appointed to this body I ‘was "given to understand that we would be in n semi-judicial capacity, that We would be somewhat in the posi- tion of a. jud-ge of the courts of the country, that no were supposed to, di- vest ourselves of our political perti- sllnship-tilat- we were removed above lilllypéDDlil, to sit in our place in this Chamber, and judge of zlll Bills,‘ free ‘from political bias. _To my surprise when I was here afew mouths, I found the caucus as mucll n1; work in ‘the precincts of this House, gs in the other Chamber. l suw political log rolling, which is supposed to be port of the House of Commons, just ‘as prevalent here us ‘in tho other H ollse. If a Person comcsjherc under the im-

srhl ‘do we i slim {Tlfeikgrieulturei l strlictlonl Bill nliVlYTS ‘Vplbvlsmn affecting educstion- the votluz of money ' for instruc- tion - lu veterinary meilllclllfli- tome to the House.‘ ""5 "Fimwjlt '80 through this House with the spprvi bbtlou of the hon. “gentleman ‘from inisalellex, ‘and lthe" whole body qi the imposition on the otherslde. Wmlj out n" dleserl ‘n; velco. _I wsllt to sud the nun. lr-emlber from Wiifl°=°*-‘#"“ f um sorry that he is not in his l!!!“ teeny-Jill order till“ 90ml! ‘o’! those ~ hdvotei. with hinrceu answer for m, elf weer right but! the" him, s!"- liémin lob the opposite slide, who vot~ rucuiture ,5!“- 't° W“ fiflln"

. b‘ mfiwflyg Bill? nee ii. dome- ‘ilfj 1'60 not think it is‘ ‘possible for lion, Igentlemsn opwll" 5° 1'1"!“- witlln authority. low. .01‘ fulcr-

~ ~ - ' t."l‘ - rt" flgégghiiil llfflmlfirflfi, .1109! 1

rising new silt-hem’. that no-

_' u! him .11 for. 39M. i"

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a ohm. rust lrollrol tee

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‘giggle “eiery ule‘ bel- of ‘the House who again-Qt, Q, g Highways Bill. E The highways Bill csnnot be ssld to have passed without discussion. For novel's! yours it was n plank in the pistforln of the right limb. the Pflms .51 later. it wosldlscuseefi op e

v

ltf a GM 1h y u; necuon “x10 whether it is Dmller to pcrsldhfldl umusuuafl ‘umi any, "Aqlilqlsnndsc-l p; ofifl- g e e . ~

. person becomes

judicial cnpnclty, the sooner that nmleccived, the bet- tér. I hs-ve seen evidence of political pertlsunehlp in this Holler, just} ‘as strung as in the. House of Commons. When the lender oi the Government wile speaking the other day I found staid, sober llml elderly gentlemen in- tel-rnpting him from start to finish. The other slilu of this House iwns more‘ like l1 hour gurdcll, than " ‘n brunch *of"'Pnrl1nl'n-‘.=nt.‘ ' - ' , I-lfiN. MR. POWER-Nonsense. - HON. MR. MURPHY-Jfioii gentle- melrknow th-ot my hon. friend "did not speak ‘inoreithsn ‘three or four sentences M: "u time,» when he was rn- terrlrpted by the non. geeclomsnirdm PffllUe Albert, and the senior‘ nickn-

us ourselves, slthough they lire inis-|