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_.jo Arrive In Hoiifux i_?er~ Mackay:-liennetta-` T ` ' ' if ' _'_ T' im" ` I -‘ l Delivered Lust Evening Showing limi- I Peuchen off to England--li Titanic Mem-_ ' '_ .. _ » _ ince Stondsarid the Outlook. Mr. Rich-

oridl--~Thct investigation---Marconi ' _mn in* lion. and 'ii-..~..i;_ ards Replies Followed by lion.fdr.‘ ide- ‘I

‘Offers Additional Evidence' . ilu... -wii\._c.....i..r_ ' _ ~ - lflnnon. House in Supply Passes

' On his Messages _ `“ The Estimates-

itfniiadluii Press. J

HAi_|ll-‘,\X, April 2‘.l-There ' was mnfh disappoiiitmcut among u liuu dred or more visitors who are await ing the lifackay-Beniiett with the bodies of thc victims of the 'ritanic disaster, when it became known this morning that the steamer had been dam-oil by a gale and that another any of waiting must elapse. Sonic of them have been here since Friday and are anxious for the ship to arrive to obtain possession of the .bodies or to ascertain if those for whom they ure in Search arc on board. Many of them thought that the ship would not make great iicadway against the gale as she is only ii ran knot boat. at licr hcst. ’l'OIlO.\"l`O, April 2'.)-Tho World scsi ginjoi- l'euelieu, it is understood. intends io fro to, Engialiii to appear more H special court appointed bv the llousu of Coninions, of wliicli Lord .\lerscy is chairman, which will investignfi~ ilic Titanic disaster. lt iasniil the i\hi_ioi- has received H cable lroni l.onilon asking him to appear at U spur-ini court to tell the story. 'He will leave probably in a few

.evidence fn the Senate iuvusti Uoinmittce today Capt. J,H. of the Mount 'l`emp1¢ was the pal witness examined.

Andrew Cuiiningliain, a stat

stewart on the Titanic, said _der to call the Passengers hai given at 12,30, fifty minutes the ship struck. “I don't thin was any emergency alarm to passengers," he said.

“How are pnsseiigers alornit

case of disaster then?"

"Each stateroom steivart ca

passengers. " _

. _ ., L_

gone on deck, said Cuiinliiglia cept lilr. Cummings, who was o'.i an overcoat. ‘

cd n.c to show him how to

ii life belt. That was the lust l put on. l never saw him again. _After all the boats had gone,

ningliani said he and a mate jumped clear of the ship as

afraid of the suctloii and after mini; around was finally take board a lifeboat. Those on tl

crew who find been picked 0| thc water

dn .~.

\i`.\.‘illl.\`ii’l`(_lN, April' '2tl~-M|'s.i \\`illinin ll. Tuff. has pgiveu the first! dollar lo thc Womens’ Titanic lticm- orinl wliicli, it is proposed, shall be erected in Wnsliiiigton to commcinor-. ale thc men who went down witlii ilu ship.

A roiniiiitioc of one lilliidred wo nini from all the states has been uuuuul and no coiiti'lbiitioiis will bn :itrepo-il from nieu. Mrs. John llays ilnnnniuill und otlicrs ure interest l.i.lNll0f\’, April 2U-Francis Dyk`e‘ Aizlilaiul, pni‘ll_niuentary Under Secre-. Ulf? of State for i*‘orelg1i Affairs, on i 'behalf of the British Foreign Office. ftlllrlllg to u series of questions on the subject of the Titniiic disastcrfo-

"May I aliggcst that it ls undesir- H-lllv to luuke any more reforeiices to the iinl-urefct and ‘ possibly inaccu- rate reports of the proceedings of the i-`0|\\lllll|"u of the United States Sin- lllv. Nu eouiplniuts have been re- l'el\‘ed by tho finder Secretary of Still." lor l~'oreii;u Affairs of the de- icntlou of llrltisli subjects. in view of ilis fuel that much American as wall as liritisli llfc has been lost it is not iiui-cusonnblc that the American nlllliurlties held un` enquiry; on the "l||f‘l‘ liuud it wolild bc uiiilcsiinblo llrltisli subjects who would irisli tr. return fo their homes or bc pnl. ii. llltenveiiiciicc hy being detained for "fl liuleussoiinhie time. No official roninninicntion has been addressed to lu _ou this subject. VlASllIN(l'l’0N, April Zil--l°l|ideuv~ "FWZ to rcpndlnte any lnthuntious liuit be had sought in any way to sup- IW-'4 or delay the ucws of the sink- lllir of the Titanic, Gughilmo Mar- °°Hl. inventor ,of the ' wireless, up- veured today for the third tune be- lilff the Benntc Committee enquiry, into the disaster. lisreonl discovered after leaving ‘hwblneton im week time he bac “Ui H message to the operator of "I0 steamer Carpatliia urging him to

“full the news of the dvnster to th liirelcas stations or o the Unites States Naval crafts. i

bile read the message and said he !_f_‘}_f0fllotten it at the previous ses lie was later excused by the Com- ;l1ittec in order that ho might sail °" ED€lauil.tomoi°_row. Senator smith thanked him for the. Hill he had given. WASIIINGTQN, Apni 21-in nn

"'*'*~\¢.-.-_-.-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-_.,_.___._~_._.______;,___.__________; _.________

bonl' \\‘crv`lurgcl_v members of

f°`ri.-dcrick ilny, nnotlier s

said the bout. he left on, No. loaded from A deck and not

from thc deck to the lifeboat ivolnun fought to get out of bout ns she said she had ncvc in an open boat and was afru venture. iiay said lie wanted main iicni' the ship to try f otln-rs, lint the other people i hunt. iiisistcil on gcttiiiir a\\‘n_\'

Henry isltclies, the bedroom

tive 'of the 'l‘itnuic's.lniilders, his charges. lilr. Andrews, li asked him at 12.30 wlictlier ul

passengers had got up. They

togetlicr to where _the purse surrmuieleil by a"‘f'Gf"'of excltei n.cu. 'l`iie official was misiiriiip thai. there was nn danger. u.ud vised thc women fo go hack to tl statcroonis. _

"'.l`lmt’s just what I've been

to get tliein to dv." rcimirkeil Aiidrc\vi-i, who ten went lielow. never saw him urzuili. idtclles told hclpini.; '|`liird Officer l’ittinnn laiincli boat No 7, Mr. Isniuy there and helped in keeping the clenr. hir. lsiiuiv culled ont:

form u line and left the

f.liroui:li." l~`ir.<l. illficoi' nlurdi su culled out; "Arc tllcrr nuy Indies here before the boat is

eil?" .

'I`|irre men went along to nm

boat. Just as they were about lower, a woman came along a may called to her to get in. only' u ste\vzirdcss," she i-aid. ninkcs no difference, you are man, Take your place," replic may replied. When they were Murdock shook hands with P and said: "Good bye old man luck," Pittman wanted to go and try to rescue some of those the water but his passengers jected. The women said: "Who you risk our lives in n hopel

fortto save tlicm?"

Alfred Crawford, another st

ld tr

lm >L'l»i

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ess

attendance when lic told how Isnzior Straus, after placing maid in a boat stepped back and stead of izoini: into thc boat to where her husband stood nn ting her arins about his neck "Wa have been all these years getlier, where you go I will i.

Crawford, while subs broke nmong those who hoard him.

noinnv or 'ma '

noiumioiv .u.i.i.\scis

___rono.\i1‘o, /iphi 21-'ro any ioieif' __ ll H0 political party, but to sup- °\`¢ llwne candidates for the Le is-

vanced tclnperauee reform. is the do'

clared policy of the Gntnrio branch

nouu- i ' fit. .._. iuio iuni ii iluum

’ °"' _ """ v}\liIUA`ni.i~i"`R-loan i~is'i‘a'ris”ifon

of the Dominion Alliance as a cad. after prolonged dolibern the executive committee, whicl

- is

lltllrc who stands for the most sd-

.prdlonged night session.

gllllllg o'r'r.i\vk, Apr-ii 1 29-'rue cancun. _MQ°"?- delegates of the .international Con- \"‘"‘“` gress on nari ation which is to be

° 'Wm be Col. Anderson, chief i~zngineer or tlhc °l" the Marine Department.; John Ken-

heen nedy, Consulting Engineer; J. tl.

k {‘_"'3_1` Armstrong, C. E., Fredericton, and

le" fd, W. Cavie, Chief Engineer of the 'mn Montreal 'Harbor Board.

"1 ‘U Uanadian waterways from the Hoo to

llsiiis ~ ` _______________

i suns

iuiuni ii

Uy 12 30 a ni his passcn rr-rs bmi

ni, ex- getting

Olli- ..

Cun- had

the

it of been killed at Marvel today in :in

tewart, pany‘g niinf 'J.\\"»\¢* There was n full complement of from iucn in tlio nilnc nt thc time ofi tlic|

Il. deck. il. was very easy to step explosion but the most of tlicni cs

wo- tliciu

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tryini;

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has ill to

was falls

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other lower-

tliu

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leaving ittnian , good

ack

in ob-

should

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ewffrd,

brrought tears to the eyes of those in

Mrs. her in-

turned d put- , said:

tn-

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She refused to get lu, concluded

out

_iourncd early this morning alter u iostcrday the Nortliumberlsud left

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__B06'i‘oN, api-ii 21-roiiowiog if Searliix before Governor Foss at tho “"0 House today on a petition to “V0 the Rev. Clarence V. T. -Riche- ’;‘;“» Wlifessed polsoner .of Miss Avis “f°':_'l:°l|._ from the electric chair _thc ,mmm‘_Ic___l:f1;y 1%. it was iniornemiy Wm mummvhldcht that the Governor me _“___ on to his Council that

1" Y¢\"s sentence be coinmuted to-

fgmvfliullment. uw tlmony wal submitted to the W ernor by Rlchesorrc attorneys.

' A' MOI". John L Le oth rich- "

_ . e, y ‘.’l‘l’(‘;I_¢v» is-. and riiuip n. nnnnar, to me __ that Rieheson is insane. At Mtorwiuest of the Governor, .District ¢,,,dM{‘“{h° _;1°,wi>n_c. Puicoer se- Dr E et/ring. »

lllobnsnn was cogulzniit of committed a crime when ti

aymigc or potassium to Miss in th guise of ni medicine, bi be fs now subject tn hysteria shows other symptoms of ab mental development. '

Manv affidavits from \'i\‘l:lIl

submitted. 'telling of insani !`tlchclon"s family, several n of which, it is said, are fn acylums.` Peculiar notions of son before and after the murd were related.

Richcson fs’ confident." so

of hi counsels, Mr. Morse. "that, he will not die ‘ln the chair. He believes the (lover council will save hlm."

Members of the council who

----- `tou wltlipnsseiigers, mail, express

émiilvlf Yesterday the Minto left. Charlotte- |m’fm_“ town at ll.45 n. rn.; for Picton with It that passengers and freight-and docked at

and 3.00 v. m. . She loaves today at 7.00

“mmm sengers and freight, returning to-

is were '“0""0w' _ '

ty in Yesterday the Harland remained in , iambcrn Port all day. She leaves early this f_0!`__-‘\_lb¢\f§»B BDl19l¥\f-¥\‘l_¢llf8~ 4-30dr1m_. lunatic .iiorning for orwou pam, resnnungu wimnn,-'rwo voimo Minn Fon mono. conditions are favorable and leaving er also again in-the afternoon for Orwell, ro-

ii-i one Yesterday the lifastern express ar- tonlght, .rived ln Charlottetown at 9.25 a. ni. electric on time the Southern accommodation nor and at 10.85 a. m. 1 hoiir late the 'Pirr-

. 'were the Bumniersida accommodation at _

» - .c__ 1,,” an ,u,,,i¢¢ who “_ ,Mn tonight saidrthoy would votci 3.50 p. m.. fifty minutes late; the » 4-sddrsi. The inoon rises this evening at Mr. nmiiomi was sunern and re» . Pm! :mllhl Riche n ln the Charlie against a commutation of the son-__ Tlghili snr!!! »_a»t_'¢.11~.16.' 1 hour and ‘ __ ' ' ' ' _ lceiveii nn ovnlion on cm-li nppmr- cd pi

et mi, tnynm Hpwmm, that ¢em,e_, _ frrentyflve minutes fate. , _pfllmrds llnlmeut earn gnrgetin row .-il|I\l\‘d'l Llhfgut Cuftl lllnhllmll ance greatly

he was ` -'-"" swim- Wniiiuliuii I'i‘e¢-ss.) l H a- lllltl\I1i\’GI~lAlll. April 2‘J-ldlght ie` life- miners were fatally burned dad four

(Canadian Press. i

g _

gin on May 23rd at Philadelphia will

'l`hcv will afterwards traverse thc

Qin.-bee

. llllli Milli

others missing are believed to- havc|

'explosion in the Koolen coal (`oni~

Tlii wcgiio u ork i pi occeiiiiip

. (Canadian Press. l

l’ilKiN, April 29- in his first offi-

cial address today Yunu Shi Kai made special reference to the posi- tion of foreigners.

The foreign powers, he said had

adopted a peaceful and just attitude and had shown U, desire for au inter- est/ in China which calls for grati- tudc.

The Chinese should learn to under-

stand and .treat foreigners with friendship and candor and should rejoice over the estnblislnncut oi n republic after tliousands of _vi-nrs of despotism. 1

lNf'iLll{AN(.`E (,'ON(1ftld'.:lS

iN IAJNDUN.

LUNDUN, April Z7-An internat-

ional congress brokers' agents will lie' held here from June 3 to iitli when it is expected Unnada, in con.- inoii with the other douiinions, will be represented. France, Gernmuy, thu United States, will send representa- tives. Among the subjects to be discussed are the advantages of in- ternational co~upcration; state nion opoly of irsnraxice; fire iiisaraiice ni. home and abroad; life insurance; ue- cideiit and other casiuilty iiisumiicc_ and the training of iiisiiruiicc brok- ers.

The social nrrangcnienfs include n

kisit to Windsor Castle, and n 'l’e- ception by the lord mayor at Lloyds.

l\‘llnard'| llnimenf Pure: lilsternper

. (ine onpcil nt the first alarm '___ ' _;__;

, tin- , ~ _- ~ ~, _f - l` 'll0Cl\ slowly because of the black dump, ill (0 ____,_

T00 LITE FOR

c said, - M- __ l

l“_L\_‘_:;‘ I ((`amulinn l'i`e.~_i.s.l l __ was l.0Nll0N, April 351--lxiiig <.ieui'i,'1- l

'mul Queen Mary were |ix'e§_e}it at o matinee perforinniu-c ut the i)|>uru in uid of the funds of the' l.en|;ue of Mercy. ’

Oscar i-luuiiiiei'steiifi’s (ipi».i‘atic im-

`pressarios were iu‘ei-¢ei1t~cd_ to the King who complimented limi on his. L-iioi-ts in produciii|;,tl\o Opera.

rvuun-: s-ini"/.i~iii i'i`-|ii.|>

AND lt.-\l\` AWAY.

i~;.\iii~.'i-:Nf'»¢; zity.. f\iu'il 27 ~ The

thnd ol izaiiimiiig luiofs on the turf, and siirlll screams broiigiit MVS-N¢‘“" ton Roberts. owner of a sl.i'ick~farni bore out of her hr.usu yesterday afiel- noon to,scc u mule cliilffllllil HCl`°*`“ ‘1 field in front of the house with MTS- lloberts’ three year old sou daiiglllli-5 from its mouth. When Mr. Roberts and a field liund coriiored the mule it required their united efforts to maki- thc animal release its tcetll fl'0l\l UW cliild’n foot. The child will die. _

IS i\lF}Nl'll.l'K OF.

‘, AB‘i'SriINiA 1JI~i.-\i)'1

|,r)N‘|)0N, .\.`|.ril 27-Writing recent-

lv from .\dis~Abc\iu, a correspolldcnt. 5; th., iuornuio wnniin states in one most. categorical manner that Mexic- lik lf, emperor of Abyssfnia, about whose fate so much ml/'Sf-“HY has PW' vsuco for the last eiehteen months. Or more, is really dead, the date of his decoase being given as llec. 28, iilll. The fact however has been so well concealed that even the Ernpresa ”i‘aitn s not aware of it. The denth of Meneiik. the correspondent adds, was preceded and followed by events of extraordinary importance.

\,l-

Mlnsrd‘| Lluiment Curso Colds, Etc.

Clinrlottetoivii at 7.00 a. ni., for Pic-

aud freight and arrived in Picton at l0.H0. a. ni. She left on return to Clin|`iottat0\vi\ at 3-15 D- Ill-. Wil-h fwasongcrs. mall, express and freight .-ind docked at." 6.45 p, ni. She leaves today at 7.00 as in., for ‘Picton re- turning at nicht

u m for Charlottetown with pas-

turnlng nl; night.. i i i

nlsh accommodation . at.-1-1.40 on ‘time

ni; in nun

ard.. had M12 -\|\drv»wS. i'ei»\i»§»_`c_i_i“_%L_»:1__ V

Holi paul per wiird ouch \nlert|_.,ui

in ibm 1-plumb, Unsli must ncruiu puny in-iler nufl live pi-r` conf diiicouul. allowed. liiiiiiiiiiiin charge twoni.y-- livc cents. wa.\"i‘iiD...'

liunsiiwur l‘rince St

rziuij i~‘oi¢"oi~;1~;i<ii<.\i. k, Apply at 63 llppr-r , 4-2'Jd»li.

'l`() l.l'l'[`, ~,\l.l()l"l` lVl'\\’ IST, l"Ll‘lA

sunt. cotta,<c on Hensley St. .'\nn:i ll. I"u.i'.iulini'soii_ Box l72, City.

it-30<l1lii_>tl_.

_-\N(,‘ONAf~l-_ -llltlilf) l<`Oll EXHIBI-

iou and wintiir egg production. $2 for I5; $3 for 30.- l‘]. W. \Vnrdl1‘-. f'erinth, lint, ~1-27_sdr4ipd .<.'o'rii'i~:, s.\i.|~; on icouicirr nu'

unter ltiver, postponed

lllllinn, ll for one day will take place Wed- nesday, l\ln_v lst. _ ~l_-27‘ii_2ilp¢l.

l<`Al(l\llCltS Slilld 'l`Hl'l (`li1l.l.<1DliA'l"

nd i\foody Manure Spreader at i\lr. .l. D. Jenkins, .\_`unnyside. It's u daisy. 4-30d3i.

'l`0 LET-S'l`Uitld, l’All’l‘ UF KNI-

ght Iluilding, Souris. Suitable for any kind of business. Good ccllui and a large warehouse in connect- ion. llent $125.00 pei' yr. A. Currie & Co. Souris. 4-30dti.

FOR SALE ONE _PURE Bltldli

Chester White Boar, 12 months old. (Extra good) cheap. Also some young Yorkshircs. All iroin registered stock. George Crockett, York. 4-30d2iriip_d_

Dil. I. E. U}lOI{l<}N, _VETERINAIt`1'

Surgeon, Honor Graduate Universi- t_v of Toronto. (Ontario Veterinary f`olJege) Toronto. Summerfield, l’. E. Island. .\ddress-;Emerald, No. 1R.l{. Phone 53'-2. 430drl\vpd.

EDMONTON-BU'\' CITY PROPERTY

here and double your money. Write if interested. We are Islanders. Highest references. Macs’ Realty Company, 656 First i-it., Edmon- ton. 4-30dlinpd. AUUTIUN, FURNITURE. 1 WILL

sell by auction at the residence of lilr. Otto N. Baird, 154 Dorchester Street, Corner Prince, on Thursday 2nd May commencing at 1.30 p.m. Parlor, l)iningroom,’Hall, Bedroom and Kitchen Furnitiire, including ' Highland Grand Range. H. Bcnr- into, Auctioneer. 4-24d7l

sale. Five very desirable residences on Upper Prince Street, consisting of one fargo dwelling, with exten- sive grounds and tivo double houses. -Property of estate late Honorable Donald I-‘arquharson will _bc offered

' at public auction in May next-l>B\“ __ t_fculars__lat_er. _ _ __4-j1l1_\1\- PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS RE-

quired for graded and rural ap- pointments opening. after mldsuiu- mer vacation. Highest salaries ob- tained. Full details supplied. Ap- ply. stating qualifications, to Can-

. adlan Teachers’ Agency, Box 807.

Regina, fpr Saskatchewan schools; _‘and Room II, Aull Block, Cal§Bl‘y.

_fgcnei-al work' about curmsirket

garden. A live msn who plana go- ing West could pick up a valued

‘lt Son, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

education in this line, which would be of immense value to him. Mull; be fs good ploughman and %°iiu_tlIl- ted wlthhorses. Men from the eoun- , try preferred. Apply to.-I, 'J. Gay

(Canadian Press. ‘l

SUREL, April 25|-At tl..,- opening

of the election court bore this mom. .ing, presided over by Justices Char bonneau and Bruneau, Morgan l’eti teur read R declaration by the dn. fsndaiit J. A. (lardii. member for Richelieu, in which Cardin admitted lthat corrupt practices had been com- mitted without his knowledge during the last election.

'it was tlien‘movod that the so.,

be declared vacant.

This motion, and one ordering tho

refund of the deposit, was gi-anrefi by the tribunal.

_ini sine

sinus nun

inn nun

y .-...___ i

5 (L`anadinu_ Press, ; '

lilt1:i'1`Oln, April 29--Deputy Siler

_iff A. L.. Morse died suddenly during . the night of heart failure. _ i it is believed that death was has _fem-.il by the part played by him in itlic enforcement. of the lnw a;:niu.~it Sunday llasziball at l’la’.nville, which ‘\v:u~¢ f<»llo\\‘cll by practically n riot..

Ili- was seveiity yv:ii‘s rilii.

_Sl ilwiilliili * illii ill llli

iflnnudinn i're,s;<. r ‘ U'l"i'AW.-\, April 27--'I‘_he .\'Iurinc Ifcpnrtinent was iiotlolied to- day that the ice hail* nioved out of the St. liawrenee nud that navigation is now opeu._ Tlils is about one week lutcr than

in 1911.

l’. U. SUUIJS El.l'lt"i`i‘il) (ll<`l<`l(_‘ll°Jlt . ill" S\\'1i\lMlN(§ .\t~lSU(7lA'l‘IO.\`

lirlUN'l"|{l5i\l., April `.€8~».\t the un-

uual meeting of the Vaiindiaii Anni- tcui' t~i\\'iinniiii;.{ association iapt. night if, ivns decided_thnt. the time for ni- liliatlon with the A. A. li. of U. was not ripe. A. lllurpliy Hannah was \-¢.¢1¢¢¢;o\i president. nnd P, 0. Souiis was elected one of the vice-l‘l`0f*i~ dents to represent tho province of Nova Scotia.

lfrniwrv-o.\'i-1 anis

nisrowrien Kii.i.rio.

l UK|,,\H0M,\ U1TY, okla., April 27 l--Thirty one persons are reported to lhave been killed by a tornado _that lswept South Western Qklalioniu and ltlie South Eastern corner of the 'Texas Pan Handle inte today, .»\ doz- lcn houses were struck and farming i ‘tl ~ suffered. lclntgliiixiiihlciitioii facilities arc lull” alyzed tonight, and it.is.impossiblc to confirm the reports of lose of life, or to aeeurzitely estimate the

property damage.

DldA'l`l~i UF Mics. 'l‘ltUldM.~\N.

s/ici<viLi.i-:. N. is., api-ii 2s~n.

ber nlncty»sfxtli year of age. MYS- Thompson 'i‘rui.-iuan, mother of Mrs. .losiah Wood. wife of the Lleut. Gov- ernor of New Brunswick. D1\SB0‘l away nt. her home here today nt noon. '

THE NEITHER `

TEMPERATURE

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'i‘0`It0~NTO,' April 30-Moderate

winds, cool and about the same temperature.

The temperature at three 0'clock

this morning by the "Rolall Store" Tested Tbcrmonioter with a Northern exposure was 27 degrees above zero and wltlra, Southern exposure 28 above.

The lowest temperature recorded

yesterday was thirty-two degrees _a- bove zero and the highest was thir- ty-slg above. The lowest/ recorded the previous night was elif:-ty above. M nine a. ini.. yesterday it. was thirty- ‘two degrees above and at nine p.ni., it was thirty-two. ‘

The length of- today ,will be four~ teen hours and twenty minutes. The tide will be high this morning

at 9.44 and tomorrow morning ~. st "i0.18; ft will. he high tonight at 10. ‘I4 and tomorrow at 11-17.

‘and tomorrow at 7.05; it rlscs to- morrow morning at 4.44_

The sun sets this eveulnz at 7.01

. .\iundu_v April .251

’.l`_he House opened to the public at

'$.40 o'clock. i

HON. NIH. :~l'l`l<l\\`.-\R'l` pi'eseiited the petition of 'the island Guardian `l’lIblir-ihini; llompauy pi'aying for an aniendmcnt in its uct of iin‘orpoi‘ut.- loo to increase its capital stock. A bill based tliiweoii \vas_ rand n first time and referred in the l'ri\'nte Bills Committee. lie also pri-»=i-iitcd A peti- tion and hill to amen-j the act to incorporate thc, Itoniau (.`ntln'»li.: lush.-p of t`lia.rh»i.te-` town. _ 'l‘Hl'l i'ltl‘l.\/illsllt in rel\l_\ to .\l|'. iliobie inquiring as to yin- pt-t.1ion oi lir. l\lcCuc askiiii; for registration as :-1 medical practioncr, said the u.nf/-‘

ter was one for the ;\lcrli<‘.i-ii society. i DR. Jls1f\`K'f.\iS said the matt:-r had

been before the hledical t‘ouncil. Hu read the regulations pres<~r.il`.o<l by tho, .Conncil, which it nppeisrs iii". hl`ri`iir~| find not fully <~t»mpliri'l with. lie did., nor have the preliminary quulifica _ tions and the Uounril cmiid not :ir- cept liini witliom. vmlniim; the ferinzw of‘i:l1e illcdicnl Act,

.\'l}'l. lll(`ilAltllf:' iiiiilvijsti-od thai.,

Dr. Mclfiie had the ipiulili.-atioin- re-I quired hy the lioston I"-.liege of; Physirhnis and .\'iii';:<-ons.

hill. Sl’l:].\l{l~llt tlli_i\l;_'ll\ tile iiiiil. _

ter \\'n.~i one for flir~ .\iedi<~n| i‘.ouiicili and siliould ond there. E

'i‘Hi‘l l'Rl‘l_\l_ll‘}l{ iii reply; iii .\\i-_`

_-\. lil. l\leIloiinl.l said Lin: <`.o‘-‘\‘i'n» ment was pi‘cpni~i»ii Lo do its duly iii' regard to the i'i-ccptifui ti. rbi; Dillfe of Voiliiuiir-'lil wlii-ii iii- vi.=i_r.-

the Province, but the details had not.1` been arruiigi-il, lu reply to .\li. ble- Williams hr- saiii tho i:¢»\~i-riiiiiem. ro-

ln- iliscn-a|'i;i-d and the bill referred back to c<'»inuiii.te<- of the yvlioie to iiiake rcifuin furtlier 3niel1dn19ntB as to the tax fi. be paid for liorscs,and also lr. make the Road Masters col- lectors of taxes on dogs, one _dollar for malei-i and three dollars for fe innles, ns i'ei:oinmemlail by~ F9,l‘mel":= linxtituti-a. in the eoniniittee the tax upon liorses, was changed. to *[0 cents and the n.ll.owance-for horses working on. the road was made 'IG rents. The taxes on dogs were nuiiln il and $3 :is above.

Mit. .l'li("f*l.»\RD.°1 tlinllght 25 could

was enough tax on u horse, esI>ieCi~ ally where, in the case of most for nicrs, tlicy have ft number of hordes.

l'lll‘Il\lIl']l{ M.-\'l`Hlf£S(`»l\` s&‘l.l.l ‘that

in fmtnrio for every $300 of pr0p'cr~- ty est-li mnu gave it day`s work on the rond. Ho believed the people of rliis l’rovliieu would efiecrfuily pa'\~ wiiat is required to innintaiu thcf run.ds 'ui proper sluipc. ‘

MH. fiidwalt thought the '40 cents

lax on horses is too lrlgli.

'l`li`c disiriissimi on dr/gn was contin- ued liy i\l-'ears 'l‘. W. Macbunsid. .\'tewai't, lui-liards and others. Mi' liicliawls rlu.up'fn. all dog.-s should bo lreilt at iiunic nf. iiight ur clogged. lt was at urrhf the slim-1--killlnic is doin,-. \ `

li/lil. \’lcWil,`lilA.\lS said ri. good dog

was very valuable. 2-lhedp~killf%g -snuid not he stopped by taxing t is ow-ni-is. H1- vias s1_umrel_v ofiriimil i,¢. tho mi. No animal kept by ii far- rncr slioulii he taxed

ini-:. sf.\lT".~io,\= i-sin uint this :Ax

had been ngimd for by _tho furmoiv, llc read from M report .ni glioap-min. ing .<lir.wini: . the great losses froixi ilfnrri. rind bow many had been forced

cogiii'/.ed the benefit, coiifui~i~oil by tiu\.'_ nssistiiiic-o to be ui\'e|i from i\‘.ia\\',\ in the ;:i'niit to aid .\;:ricultnr:ill ediicntioii. ln this coiint-ctioii sumo] further accoiiiui-.nlii1.ion would be ro-| ifuircd. Soine time algo in 'fieiv nfl this an option had lu-vii' taken upon: certain property in this city. \\'li<~,tl\<=i-l it would be purciiaseii iii' not woillill depend upon its liciiiu actually need-I ed, and the price at wlurli if cuulill be ohtniiied.

HON. hifi. .\lc.\`l‘1ll.i. in rvpll' to'

.\lr. fficliarils' said the ilund in-l spcctors had liven paxil up to ll(--l cember la.-at when they were ins-triicf'-l ed to imiko no more cxi>eiu`iii\irr-,~'.

THE i’Rl:l.\lII‘IR pre.~.oiitw_l ii billy

entitled An _Act tn :ixiicnd the Act.:

rcspcctiii;: the ilvstrr .l~`isliori»-.- of; Prince lddwnrd Island. , HON. .\lll. .-\RSl<IN.\lll.'l` iiiii\'|:.i

that the bill to amend the .~luniiuer~ side Iiicorporatioii Act he -rcferrinli back to thc |’ri\'nii- llilis i~<im.niiii|;\-_ (.‘n,rried, _ ' .

(ln niotiou of limi. ;\ir. \\`-tcivurti,

the liill rclntinig lu the nlJpi‘»i,|itvi1ciitl of l~`tipcn<iiar_\° :\inizist.i'iiti~.s was _r-:n\`ll U, third time and passed. i The bill to in0ol‘Doi‘atc thc. tlitorge

E. Brown Fur li`n.i'niing lminpniiv was read n 1.hii-il time and passed. Also the hill anioudiiu; the \` .\l. i‘__ A. of (fliurlottctuwn luci\i'|ui|‘:itiiiui Act. Also the hill to inroi'poi';it.c the Humiiierside and l(o|isi|i‘__-ti_»n l*‘ur` Breeding (`uiiil.\:iliy, Also the lrill for the better i.'o\'r~i‘iii\~.oiit of '|‘iuni.»:li.` Also the hill resprctni-_» i-.i-i-rain lic- partinents of the luiiilic .~'i~r\'ir‘i-_ .\ls¢\

ro nliainlon the sheep lndustry. `fr. *.'~.'n.~ the wnrlliiesn mtiixgrotbaihm-dill the most. ilieiviaue. if they were phi; ,out of iiiiuiiicus a g/md ring ’w'uul¢ he w<_»rtli moiiey. " ‘

Mil. i,|lSW;\li was in full sympat.l.\_i/ it-ni. Lilo-mil. Mr. iniinniii thought the fnriiicrs. having milseil for this tux fiimuld have iv, ' _

The iliscu.~sioii was coiitiiiiietl. by

Hon. .\'ir. .\lrl{iiinon, at some ltmgth in support of the bill, Illr. Mcwll llama in opposition. "It was the ius-lui~‘-st |>.u't_v in Prince lldward ls- lnnd that would put p tax-on dogs," he sniff, Hun. Stir. Dalton support;-if the tux. .lu reply to Mr. S-imiison the l'-'iwiniiei' said the Itundinaster hail full Xhiim-1' ro order out the nu.-n in his ilislrict to bre.n.k the roads after wiiir,er storiiis. Tile hill was tliifn reprwci-il nm-coil to with amendment.-. mid stands for Lliird i‘i>i\dinu tomor- l`i\W. - "l`hi- House in ronimittee cox.\sidnre§l the bi.ll to amend the Cli9i~lntl:et-.own \\'»-iter \‘\'orkS Aff and reported 'ii-. ugrcoii ro. The House in/¢:6nimir,(¢'.~ next aurceil io the bill (J amend tim

,ict relntiiig to .\;;ric\$l;iii~e,, Hof. Mr: ilcl(i|ninii explain _ thc 'bill which iiinkcs provision aniong ggbcp tiiimrs that institutes which fail' tn, hold nie~tiri;;i~', elect officers, ami umke rcp<u'I.< to tba Department, oi- liaviuu li-ss tlinr. 120 members, shall not re.ei-i\'1- financial aid.

The bill in amend the Vital -Stub- istirs Ai-t was next considered lu’ cniiiiiiiitec, lion. Mr. McKinnon aio plain'-il than tin- chin en are to brlu

the hill to nniiuni tlu- arf iinposliiy

bI‘(‘.\\'0l`r`. :‘\lS\» the liill rvlziiiiiit ini l,lueeu`s l‘ou'utv Jail/ » viii: i-iu~;.\iii»:iz nm.-.i dun incl

third rcailiiii: of tho Rougl .\rt llll:

i l `

l The i. O, U. l<`. liavr- alwnyil L'~~l»= brnted their Natal Day in ri. heriiiii- ing nianncr hui. never heforo did they put on n play whit-li irnvf- unch uni- versal satisfnctirin as din nn- prcsau tation or May Lllossoni staged last- evenfng in the ripcra ilriusc, Lflnir- lottctown ` The play, which was in four acts, opened with a fisniuc south- nf 'rom

Chesapeake Bay and and lingrri-.l around the home from fit-i.*ll\fllll6! 'il end.

Strong sltuatfmu; were prusentell in every act but they were nliiv 009°-\\ ` with and some ex'-ecdiiigly clever aci- iiig was ilduc by Mrs. li.. l'. Forsytlir. as May Blossom, wife of Steve l'lar» land, J. .'l. l)esinond_ The pretty love story, in which May Blossom loses her first lover. Richard Ash- croft, Percy l.. :i|nall\'\'00<i. and

forfall and one could not help hm, feel sorry for him when his liroktrn .ni-nmlscs recalled on himself and

child

U clisrvviniz actress. '

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taxes on certain n.ssociiilii.»|i.~1 audi

}.ilossoin's liouse nn the const nfl

afn .

marries Steve. had heart _interest The statins nil

forced ‘lihn tn leave home, wife and;

. ir

The :obleiiess of Itfclinril .\alicmlt !‘ _ was moat effecting and Mrs. Forsy-j rn obo ably sustained her reputation as l-

tliu system in accord gwitll the ltoag Ari and otlier nets bvinakiiiiz ibn Ilfcui ,ilasti-rs the e._.llec_t.oi»-' of Stal- isiirs. '

.\lli. llll'lf.~\i£`DS tlioiiglif. thi- doo-

q.1'i_.iit.iiiiiod on png;-_ 0_3

.iic\.u‘»mu, Miss bciuc Stew if 's 1'L-'ni-ie hhwtletr. l'. J. §‘f._ohl:;.~' wgle ndornliln lovers when opeotbiy mi»§§> , up rln\u~ minds had in i|;iXiriT,1l. Sit" ' .were amy helped hy may B orsoxatlh »`nn.nr~i~, ii L' nrennn, 1? his eu gi, ‘Uweii Einl.n:n\'n, W. "nit\nclt-_.'l _ Lninuu ii-tu of run but fer .rent ml n.T lv. Whear, ns fTfriiis%'S'l$ll¢; _. . UZ, Purkmaii. our the dn? 0 , Mit' »o-,n windsor “Yann lui Ms

lm-»s.~1f»ms nurse. were

Urmt. Tltiiriimofld, tllfniwm' '00

moimd .-iseroft, was taken by Jig; iivnntli., was me ins out veil.

1] ,

_ convtncinr.

~ Miss Educ Gordon, an mtl;

' n

iliessniu. was n crown iovai land acted her part ltmnlf a ‘especially in the hqrtntef her mnary and the nwepngr with f

M. Hal

ni-in.

_tvlamied and the

,celebration of Muv

Mn" ainiiversnrv, left desired iv-~ somethin? new and reeteil with roundmdl, It. Wits I ltfidit Dil? --anew creditable to -

Nl nothin" buf. words of

.iienrif up nil Biden.

the

$1*-"~ 51- 1"-' if is ~ 'sr 'i ' " '" -.f __ i1‘ir"nf4"l¢ nv _ -~ = ~.. -.-.~-~.--._-_--.~-.-»»»- _ _.

---o.-.-~.~ .».-~t~.».`-,st-A ,-'».~ M~ov.-v._»~o-¢--».,o----...» -to -.,.,,,

MAY BLOSSOM A if

rn- vmihvishlrk as Mlilfd, iftzlzi lllljlf

unclntihu of all betty: clear until