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Special to The Guardian.
- . Wednesday, March 22.
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_ Special to The Guardian. ; ,_‘id_'.'~_-!3_ e__ _ __ me ouse open o e p bllc at _
orfrswn, Marci. 22-Hen. Desi... wAsH1No.'roN, ivisreb z2~'1‘i.enern- A " ’ L ’ A » Tun iiiier'.E»\N presented the peti- `
Giroiiard, Senior Puisne Jlustice o the Supreme Court of Canada, died this morning.
The cause of death. was concussion
f °°"*S 0' the wuntrv hsvacombieted, ....~ _ ~ -- -_ tion si tilt Mayor snd oonneii nr - “ ‘ ‘ " ' part of their pmgmm for nn* ¢°nnn§ T " i ` ` » . Bouris asking for amendments to the ` V ° '
session 01 C°“g"°Bs' ' ` ' A fl L L' a'ct of incorporation. He' introduced A '
Wlfhlua week after the extraordin- r a' bill to carry out the prayer of th '
of the b1`f_lill. Which ensued on his be-i-ary session convencs on April 4 the _ ‘ -‘ petition
ing. thrown, out of his carriage in n- democrats will pass a resolution to MR, ARSENAULT presented the
amend the constitution to provide for ` ' ' netltlon ol the pioneer Publishing the election of S t
runaway acdidsnt a short time ago. Many persons here think that Hen_ L. r. Brodeur Minister bi Mn.-1.... and Fisheries, will succeed him.
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OTTAWA. March 20-A notice from
thc headquarters of the Canadian Boy Scouts, Ottawa, says: ‘
"The attention of the chief scout
and the dominion council has been called to. an announcement by a Montreal weekly publication, that ar- rangements were being madc towards sending a party of boy scouts to England to witness the coronation ceremonies. It is desired to announce that this scheme has not the appro-
particlpating in it( The dominion
ena ors by the dir-
ect vote of the people.
lll E all at r.
p y o is oing s on
his present trip.
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Company praying for an amendment
_ to its act of incorporation, and in-
te 1 ._
VITERBQ, March 22--The Cammor- _lnqulries ana by ML Delanem Mn ists on trial for the murder of two Kennedy (_ ensington), Mr. Mchean, ei their nnrnber ere stteinpting tire Ml- Kelli-i r ( radalbaiwl. Mr-
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Special to The Guardian. NEW YO_RI__{, March _22-Preliminary
action has been made by financial, labor and other interests, in conjun- ction with the New York Press Club,
BE LT|}TT£iHEB
cage, beyond control of the court of- M MeK'n
in rage and sobbed hysterically
of one of the prisoners being seized
with convulsions
seppe Salvi, alleged to have stabbed to death Gennaro Cuoccolo and his
Snowball, one of the Miramichi Pulp . . r' 1 mm' and Paper (}0_ 1lqnl(lntn,»,,_ has not llcials, that necessitated a suspension HON. MB. RICHARDS. THE PRE- succeeded in interesting English capi- Of Dl‘0C€€dillgS- MIEB and HON- MR- CUMMTSKEY tal in the enterprise and there is verv' The attuned men nlte,-nntely cursed HIISWBNH 1111111111115. prdmifleli
little robahilit fh-‘ d' thi' f - _ _ (Continued on page 3)
::.';;‘;.‘;‘§:;.;;’;“;';.f‘§;l::.3f‘.t;° ei; gllllilflr lllglllllg _
iniiiiii iii/ii nn . TWU TPPUWTTNS .
‘~ L "L 1-_-A _ ._ ' L defence that thsyi are victims of false Prgwisef' Mg; Mclgmwn' Mr' D°bie _
A: A " ' evidence manufactured by the Carab- llsrfed all oglllstugg (l;1;s_ given or prom- f°f the launching 0! H11 inliernnftinnnl
. . _nears of Naplw MR_ DOB-IE wmplained that ____ demonstration in support of the pr0_
Angry exchanges between opposing tllms in l‘eD1Y t0 N9. indnlfipp B»h9\lt
Special to The Guardian. counsel at today's session' provoked a immigration We” in°°mPI°te' _.Tn°1_T°`
‘ \ _ _ . , lik l CS , béfnggsgg- frénafigln 3_2 _yan _TCIBS demonstration from the prisoners :ten-Er ret1‘:rn;:°\!:;,p1£;'£.1_ Mgahfgxgdagg mally launched at the Peace Dinner
posed arbitration treaty between Great Britain and the United States. The m0V§l11€0l$ probabll' Will he for-
Ou April 8, to which Andrew Carne- gie, Sir Edward Grey and other work- ers lor peace will be hidden.
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nncniic iii _ _ i_i_ixiiii in
Ellgllsll Kills and Queen and honored by 1111 English people with` whom he
val of the dominion council, and alll ' ' 'i __ ' f _ L _ _
scout associations are warned wsainst Wife. ‘F115 being interrogated hy pl-eel. - :=_;1;r_i_l:_s_ nil; <§>_n_::act,_ l¥)_on__ Ma_nueI, _the
dent Bianchi. ` S 0 0l` Ugd. B Rst
council does not approve of th-e'boy scouts being made the' basis of an
advertising scheme, a policy directly opposed to the princi les of the movement. Further, if such a party of boys is sent to England it will not be recognized by the English boy scouts without the approval of the dominion council. _
"Arrangements are now being
made by the dominion council to- wards sending ,, contingent of Cana- dian boy scouts, _ representing each Province, to England in June, either to attend the coronation (if provi- sion cani be made for them) or parti- cipate in a rally to be held at Wind-
linc and care of such 9, party is of so
much importance that the utmox caution will be exercised to ensu competent officers being in charge, and every precaution taken to safe- guard the welfare of the boys.”
BOY LEFT IN \__Yll60ff '
IS' FROZEN T0 DEATH
LEWISTOWN, Penn., March 19-
Marshall, the 9-year-old son of J. Frank Vanbuskirk, was frozen to death near here yesterday.
The boy had accompanied' his fa-
ther in moving household goods from Lewistown Junction to Alfarata, when a spring broke on the wagon. The boy was left with the wagon, ivhilc the father proceeded to Alfara- ta with a borrowed wagon. 011 rc- tnrnlng he found the boy uncons¢i0us from cold.
The boy died shortly alter reaching
Alfarata.
book. Already changes in name are
irinsnrr Linirnsnr reiisves Nenreigis
_ l_,15B0N_ Mn,-_ 20_'l‘ne money-ehistg, ulation being three times as great as ‘ ' ' ' ' ' - ' _ _
taking advantage -of the divisions in England. _- - _ NI 5|. Much entertaining is done without an-H antagonlsms among the republic- The decrease already 11011611 iS the ‘ ` _ `* ‘ °st°,’}tntl°n at tn? "T5l1f0l1¢1-BSS pal- nns are nletrllnltlng money lavishly result of a. vigorous crusade carried `
‘ -< ~ ~ 2 tb ctbii drtstat .
ii’.fi.‘:s“ .i:;i;:;ii"2:. '“.:;‘:..zi:_ ::.....i MONTREAL. Me. 2°-were re The government’s postponment ofthe Tp0Vel`tY and crime- N955 t° ‘d_iS°“n3 the "f“;‘t°e';1 th‘f"1t he el ' f th iurih time now un- In the opinion of the Bishop of was to build the Pfole _ 1`8l,WnY
echo” or e 0 ri' laiie cio ber min-ii ei the drink evii in the line from St John and M°ll°f°ll '60
til May 14, has made a isagree J E 1 _ ' . _ V lmnnennlen upon the public, The an- Green Isle is attributable to the Quebec, Thomas Mal_i_:o1m_,_ the gvéell
. _ ' n r n os itnllt _ He known New Brunswic ra road
uqlt1T;1'cedLea¢?l?n fzr Tglihgelcliyoioxo iflba TvIl1lThlxTC‘f‘g.iT'lsggi1-Sai: (thi tlawlo of Church tractor who is in the city on import- ml ~1§gt`0 ,le pvogn ent le thnt the and State rather than risk being con- ant business, is said to have 9 much preSl~en an gone m t'- o er ment sidered however unjustly mean or more extensive scheme on foot- HB clergy have ‘Ln ue mftliegnvdiomtricts penurloiis Hence the continuance of has purchased the unexpired °l1l1l”¢B1` Tirfiffluetxiiironioalilfgelfis Iofnmore time to the custom of giving drink at fairs, of the Quebec and New B'r\111BWi¢k
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fnltner the republican campaign. wakes and funerals. _ l‘BilW&Y. 11115 it is Stlltfd that ne Wi 'rbe British foreign office hrs in- _ The Bishop -says treating at fairs 110% °111§____\;“n!l *sat S;__1°’;};‘:__§£_'f"
d the Portuguese government is a most prolific source of drunken- Va ey 1 WHY. _ _ Y
forma- -ll ' ' representative ness and the practice of giving drinks out the larger undertaking of a 11116 that lt W1 1receTiYT; Bunofflcia-lly and at wakes and funerals is so inconsis- from Levis to Grand Falls. N' B-. oi the republ C 'q ‘he ` d'i>loma- tent with the proper idea of how the and thence down the valley 110 Fred'
:_v_i__llcn_c;t_cr_‘€;:0gnizc\ im in a i bodies and resting places of thedead ericton or St. John or across tg l_ fl . ‘ ` " "' ' " 1 lace ar-'
» ix- should be respected t at he marvels Moncton from the former p
'It ‘E‘.d)i;e;he:l?ieclnroT:tTi[nlTIS¢ighagoge to that the' practice has survived' so on to I-Ialiféxf The ledsrlll E0*/°l`n' 5i‘l` Frederick Cook, having a fascin- Ered _ ’ ' long. Notwithstanding the crusade, ment is already committed to a sub- ation for him which is ppuite sxtraor- on on' drinking at. wakes threatens to die sidy for about s. hundred miles 8.11 dinary. Those who have h-card and
harm about ;6,2Q0 p_er mile, and £118 _NGW seen him play soy he is an organist
Brunswick government will likely of the ll;-nt Gene,-_
on uaranbed the (bonds of the part
LONDON, March 20-At the annual man.
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_- ; MONTREAL, March 18.-Following
UTTQWA, Ont.. March 17-Though K the death of Hangman Radcllde, and
'the promoters of the 'Banque du Can' ` ` _ the putting into force of the law ada" carried the name through Com- which requires' sherifis to hire their
mittee with flying colors, it is by no I e own hangmen of execute the death means certain that it will be as' sue- ' sentence themselveS. Slléflll Ldimieux cesslul in making the many jumps this morning l‘€0'¢i_Ved two applica- stiii beiere it rescues the ststnte -_ -tions for the i>0slt10n'0lhie‘l1nng-
being canvassed. The names Banque nfeetlng OT the Temperance Ufgnnlzll- While the Sheriff S815 ne SWS 110 , Fmne0_Canadlenne and the Banque tions of Ireland, held a few' days ago immediate need for a haugman he I-HSS of Richmond Hill tavern, which General du Canada have been men- ln Dubhni the Lord M9-V013 Pmsiding- m&Y M211 0116 Bild Wlll me U18 5131311' tioned as acceptable substitutes for repnrted tnnt tnefe Wan fl 517°” d€“ 0850119. Which are b°tn. n`°n" OW* the present tlele_ crease in the number of arrests for Scotia. The Sheriff refuses to give
_ int\_oxici;t_io_n dur_lng tliée yte_ar. their nnmeo,
_ ._ _ 'ever c ess, e sa , e consump-
sur park early in July The diseu” A tion of strong drink in thc country
- liniimcssioii uroii ins Pusiic .. .nn ........., n.. ............... .... H
_.__ over-indulgence in proportion to ~pop-
TNUTHTH
becoming the most p ul fi t Richmond, op ar gum a
S09-'l'C@lY two months have parsed
since he came to reside at Kald, Sip Harry McI.ean's former residence, Ab_e_rsorn, and Richmond is already beginning to consider herself a sub- Ject town to the Royal House of Portugal.
His habits are of the most demo-
cratw description. and st the ismeus
is near his house, he often Steps in ‘during his walks to exchange the us- ual courtesies with the landlord, A glass of light red wine is his custom- ary refreshment.
From a social point of view, Don
lvfanucl is making things hum at s time which they are generally dull in the off season. _
ace. The ex-king s suite and the nu- merous other menrbers of the house- hold have permeated 'to every port of the town. The trades people are de- lighted at the improved condition of affairs.
Recreations of the milder sort are
indul-g°ed in by the king. His favor- ite outdoor pastime is walking. Rid- ing is n good second. Often he is to be seen in the park with his mo- ther. Both sit well on superb mounts, and usually ride leisurely.
Golf has been taken, up by ‘the roy-
al exile with ri limited dinount of success. but where be fails in' his play on the Petersham course he E9-il'lS in his D18-Y of a different kind at a Ceffalll 1101196 on thié Terrace.
Here he devotes] hours to organ
music, his studies with his friend,
RD KING Esmminfrisio suiniirrisn §gf',;,,,?ij‘;§,,l;f=‘1i f° Si- me “P i° Joint ciiuiie_il`__i_iiiD 1
__-I r. 21-Provin- E
, ' TORONTO’ ont., go: submitted to R ADING, Penn, March .__
LONDON, March 20--The author of "Mother, Pin a Rose on Me" must look out for his laurels in this the coronation year of King George V-. for all England, like Silas WUEE. 111 dropping into poetry, or what passes for it among the charitably inclined. Dressmakcrs; clerks, commercial travellers, actresses. 58110111. Street cleaners and office boys are breaking out into veré'e, and music publishers and magazines are being deluged with so-called coronation odes, but, so far as heard from, the laurels of Sir Al- fred Austin arc absolutely safe.
Nothing can ive a clearer line on
the character of the verse that is bc: ing briennii then the ibresvlvs stew* ment. One of the odes, written bY Ml emee boy, wire bss evidently bm ill touch with the genus American, be- glns:-
"Great George our King, You’re the real thins-'
/ind n clerk at Ha»rrod’s begins his
offering wfthamajcstlc sweep, thus!
we lffgomthat you may hold the
helm."
A reader for one ol the leading ml' azine houses saYS1”' g "We have been overwhelmed by poets ...nd weuid-be poets. mostly bbc latter. Hundreds of the efforts arehsz laughable that I really am glad t a_ I nnven'l-, chopped lips.~0ns versifiei in i-iouniisditeb bas a. peculiar ld” of what g coronation celebration is. for in his contrlbu-tion he -describes it as an "orge," thus finding a Word that rhymes with George." _
So you will see that being King
bas its dissdvnntsges, as fully a million verse makers in Euslllpn BYU -hombarding His Mal9StY. With SWT* land, Wales, the Overseas Dominious end, lost but by no means least, lr?- lnml etlll to be heard from. In fac . the ode makillg nnnlt has become so general that instead of putting a _nieirei in the slot it is 0111>' “"°°“““’Y .to nny 5 whiskey and soda ICI B
loyal Briton-same' prlw-11° Will’
d
cial treasurer Maths , . 19 the legislature yesterday the main es- A rrogeh on kept 1_ 19Q_9_ with walter _tlmnites of the provincial fiscal year --- Bush. I robbed Edward Kemmerer's endlng Qetoher 21, 1912. The total LONDON, March 19-Professor Ar- store! at Williamsport. of a lot of sum provided for is $8.090.911 hllt thur Keith, conservatos of the Hunt- ol_o1;h|ng_ 1 have 1,-,lned n ennren and
owing to _the lengthy period in ad- ei-ian Collection at the Royal 0011030 my conscience worries me. I want to vnnng for which provision has to be of Surgeons, in a lecture intimated give myself nn_" _ __
mn;-lg, this amount will pl‘0bB-NY bp that as a consequence of recent dis- So declared Howard Raider when he _ _ _
sweiied by $2.000.000 or more dollars ebveries besrins °° the felstlvc he- entered tire' omee' ei cbiefbi Peiiee N C
in the supplementary iestimates of tween the pituitary gland at the base Lsvan here. _The chief called' up the session. of the skull and the growth Ol U10 Williamsport police, found that the
body, science might soon be able t0 robbery had been committed at the
ul te human growth. time stated, and Reider was locked
“N03 only, he said might i¥lCl'el=\B9d up.
tntnl-e he obtained, but the gl`0W€l1 -f-:_--_-_--_~ 1-~-1- ---
MID lflll HRIILIID Zi various psrts oi the body niigiit __[) wi _ _n _ 1' 18
____ be regulated, and tliée _::imi;__mi_ght " .
~ e,
The Earl Grey left her position one cnnle when d°°t°“ Wm' 2 zo rg; °° a - » )
il fl the entrance to Charlotte- lllstillllfe. T0 05"” fine n°n` 5 ~ Npinlq Hgppmg lgeylb nt Tan. ltlovier Tier-bor yesterday at1;~§,3_ =~ m- °° “ny d°°“`°“ °“““’°' » ton"s. ' 3-zicsi. end arrived in Pl°'¢°“ lf ~ °~ 1"- ' `_AEiEUT, ssiinen, Pieiried Trent. She had 15 D°S°°"€*"‘i “O n°?§“'° sion” SLE" H-~i>iire, Dore; lccaiisb, st' 'ran-
trom tms port, tge 2%) S lt Th G11. dlall ton"'*'_‘ ‘ ~'**‘***"u1d*Li. 'and the express s e r 3' pecia o e ar _ . _-OST ---GL G _ st_ E-1- Pi°t°“ °“ T“°°d°y’ and 25 Racke TORONTO’ March 23_Light slum 'IJ Avebng isdieseosrgiii wats): wig mall- She lem” "‘°*°“ '°’. G°°’¢°' 0’ “‘°°°' '°“°wed by smug wntls feb. Finder 'rewarded by ieiwlltf at town today so 7,00 an 1:- wdth egg? and gales f,r0_m__w______.est and northws ' Ca"rter’s` Bookstore. 3-'-2'3d3ipd". e_i_i_g_e;s,_n_f_l_?lE . expres an Y _ The coldest temperature recorded af';ood clean cook. The Minto left Picton yesterday at lngt night and previous to three o__- _ _Good W11¢¢5_ Gnd 11° Wnsnlnl-
`7.00` a. m. sud arrived ia Georgetown clock this morning was twenty-f¢\ll‘06 Apply Qffv-:_ 7 D-111. 120 M__\‘B- l§_%l1d1`B~ at 10 10 She had 18 passengers, one degrees above zero, but at that hour han, 28 G afton St. -28 3ipn_.__
..Migh,__y Mouwh of 5 wav, ,wnntnlm deelsirn_lils_coljfillpllgll__g__j1_____________ ton height, express, i120 sacks oi it had moderated to t_h`l`l'fY 5251008 ,`F‘0R SALE, double barrel shot
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Why be afraid of Booth,
As though your life were breath?
Death but aiioints wour. eyes With clay. 0 glad sulbrissi Why shou1d'!0_\i_b§_ torlcrn?
Death- _only hunks the corn. Why nb'ould= you fear to meet _ The 'rlimuhor of the wheat?-
Is sins if tiiliig-tocraixii ’
Y t, l , ii_a deld
Till ;o'u samsifrmv ' `
Here, or My d‘tiie_s\_¢iel. ~
Why ali uld~.ie_ho.»a_w_»rsa¢lx_ ` _
'roi° vs `onr'tr`ceilsii bench?
whylitlué-’riic‘La!'1i:$§r'diTi"pr‘~if_ciTiTT°i‘r"'£2»uti'
_=._»fif-`-i.
._"':.`,." .~1'f_. , ,t _. 'f "_'” . ' -_~_‘.»..~..*r;1 ,., ‘ 1 ~
ny
.The dear ones left behind!
0 fool_i_sli one|__i;,n_d____l;l_lll!l.
A day an F0" W "
A night and V0” Wm 5'°°“
d th f Death-
mhleposbggnthoaawgy a breath. _ i d f trlfc,
AndAl5i‘d°T:YaBtT.lo°tT1Io do)atTiless life;
Anil joy without s fear. »
And smile without a tear;
Amr work, noi- can to rest. _ But fllnd the last the best.
_ _ - - msn, (nn Tuesday si The imssen nneve rem which was the Wefmeél gun No 10 gauge (almost new) ~ = _ gets; express and mail were broughli registered in that period. 'Suitable for wild geese. Apply to
‘ i * ‘ _ to this city by special train, arriving The lowest temperature recorded;--lVl_'» Box 276_ Chnl-lottetnwn, _ - _ . _ -
` ' ‘ at 12.85 p. m. The Minto leaves to- yesterday was twenty-f0\1`l‘ d¢8\_‘_g¢_l:_t\" _ __ 3-»23d1w. _
day at 7.00 a. in. for Picton with have zero and the hig_h_est wasded ny; ,F0 Lmn-__»nh° southern pmt of the _paiise'ng9l'S. ¢XP1`¢95. T¢\1ll`tYfl°“l'_9_n°k5 011° lib0V°- Tnn °°H°° “car _ . _Z McPhail Terrace on Prince mail, and the following freight. 27 previous night was twenty egfeei nt sM_eet_ at present occupied by w_ _ _ he.-ses, s cattle. 1 oar cate. 1 °e\‘ ‘boys rem M Blue D-f1l~ ills; 23 prowse, possession given ist Msy. -““'°-°‘-“
csrs. and 1 car mired l_\‘°1¢ll'=~ W" T-"°“*Y"°'°" d§¢"”°"“'{ §°"t§{§é Enquire ei Mrs. Jenn Merbsii, 191
A special train left this city yester- The lengtl_=_of to :y____v;s Kent SL TMS morning on the hmm? ,°e_ i, 4°’ at 9'” p' m" talgng flntvalzml mzllnl ang nets th: zvenlhg nt 5,15 OTTCE. All persons having weather and course conditions are °' p°“°;‘3°"'u “N” an y nd etgmonow wenlng nt 515- lt _ _ claims against the estate of the favourable, g match _race will be run (°:l1TssT;:d:ymt!Tie.southsrn accommoda- :lace tomorrow morning at 5.59'and 111121? M\‘l__ Bar3h_Far_n;h:r_i_ror:_, must _id f;et_wée_\i _thc three following BPH!!!
tion train was fthirty-five minutes Saturday morning at 5.57. present t em- “Y 5 F? ° '_ %m;`°_ 0°” °'s°“'
lm' th' mmm uncommgfrmoii trhifilmon rim tomofmw morning TilibLrTl)$iT,ETTo'TrTi¥ni:]ttrstrT;1.“e ` ar iviesriewvnie, J. li. riendersen.
l\nY*nl'° "“““*°° me' ” " W” “ “ “ ' ' 3-zsdai d. Len w be a. J. steeie.
Willis iraisiiirivs i-'Aui lui _ Plil@ilY‘S
PTUGHTM HTH 1. iiroums 0F YESTERAY Hlifiliillli
THE SESSITTNL _.°...__. _ . _ TTITWETWT
pimp
'Special to The Guardian.
vices received from Asuncion, th capital of Paraguay.
being executed daily.
soldiers was Dr. Riquelme, chief o the revolutionists. There e_r,e_100 Wpllnded federal sol
diers in the military' hospital here.
through stcrahouses uncontrolled, de
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PORTLAND, Me., March 18-Fifty-
five cents a pound for lobsters was the price paid in this city today, and according to local dealers, it is liable to go higher.
They agree that 55c fs the highest
price ever received in this city. Be- vera weather the past few weeks is the cause for the record-breaking price. `
GITTL WTS .IUSTTTITTT
IN KILLING VTTTMTLLET
PQULTNEY, Vt., March 20 - Ac-
cepting the girl’s statement that she had shot Luigi Vermillo in defence of her honor, Judge F. Swillerton of tha’ Rutland Municipal Court, today de- clined to hold Camila Covino on a charge of murder, and released her from custody. Before a crowded court room the young Italian girl took the stand and admitted she shot Vermillo, a fellow countrymen, 45 years old, who was a boarder at her parent's home in this town, on the morning of February 16' last. She said that Vermillo entered her room before she had arisen, insulted her and attempted to drag her up stairs into another room. She managed to break-away from him and ran back to her room, where,she secured a shotgun. Then, going into the hall- way the girl testified she shot Ver- millo.
"I hardly realized what the 'charge
is against me," she continued. “Why, in my country I’d have a right to shoot a man' who insulted me. Am- erica is more free than Italy, they say. The man attacked me, so why could I not shoot him here. He in- sulted me and I shot him."
After hearing the girl's testimony, Judge Swillerton said she was justi- nsd in shooting Vermillo since she had acted in defence of her honor. Vermillo died two rweeks after the shooting in n hospital at Albany, N.
Y.
riio riirifciisiis
or euiioiiic Pincus _ _
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KINGSTON, .ET March 20-King-
stun has quarantined Trinidad, where the bobonic plague has reappeared.
Dqtachments of rebel prisoners are
Among these snot by the iederai
Fire'bfoke out in the custom house
here today and, making its way
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BUirNos AYRES, Msreb 22-The _L0ND0N. March 22-The Lord Mav- rcvolution in Paraguay has been ef- 0l` °n°l`9 t0 hull A m0V0m011f» to se- fectuaily put down, according to ad-
cure a national expression of publié'
e opinion on the arbitration as pro-
posed by President Taft and Lord Grey. _ ~
It is understood the Government
hgs abandoned the idea_of getting the
T veto bill passed before the corona-
tion and will adiourn Parliament
' during June, so that the leglslartive
struggles will not interfere with the coronation festivities.
King George V. officially gave his
' approval of the details for bil coro-
-stro d merchandise valued at $3,- ' . 00____g_§__ nation today.
It was decided that the coronation
durbar at Delhi, India should be held Dec. 12 next, when King George and Queen Mary will be present;
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LONDON, March 17.-The Glasgow
Herald, commenting upon tho nnlgn ‘of the English speaking peoples in o. grand confederacy as a possible out- come of the proposed Peace Treaty between Great Britain and the United States says: "Brltain’s four daughter nations would find it difllcult to work out a federal constitution roughly parallel to that of Canada, Austral- ia and the United States if they had no common fiscal system. That is tho indispensable basis of all closely knit federations.
It is clear that the task of re-or-
ganizing the Anglo-Saxon Empire must he approached in a cautious and tentative fashion. Grandiose schemes would not stand a. chance of serious treatment and there must be no at- tempt at forcing the pace." _
DERELICT RIDES
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LOUISBURG, C. B., Mar. 19-A
derelict schooner, resembling a fisher- man,, drifting without _ ridlng _lights and under storm-rigged canvas, 'off the Nova Scotfan coastlbetweeu Can- so and St. Esprit, may be the schooner Ella M. Goodwin, missing with her captain and crew of nine men since Jan. 21, .when she was last seen off the Newfoundland coast in g, driving gale.
Report of sighting the schooner
last Friday night was brought here tonight by Captain Marsters of the steamer Cacouna, on his arrival from' St. John, N. B. The schooner was sighted standing
to the south-southeast, showing no lights, but its drifting form glearly outlined in the moonlight. Captain Marstcrs said. Shom of her top- masts, the schooner still had tho forestaysail, foresail and storm try- sail set. This is the ordinary rig of a fishing schooner, and strengthens the belief that the vessel may be the Goodwin.
It may be that the schooner re-
ported tonight by Captain Marsters is the same recently reported from Curling, N. F., as being imprisoned in the ice oi! the' Newfoundland coast, and that she drifted to where she was seen Friday. It was while on her way home from the Grand Banks that the Goodwin was lost' iii a gale.
There have been two fatal cases at
Trinidad in the last two weeks. Minard's Liniment for sale overywlicn
LONDON, March 20-The weaving
,of the cloth of gold for the Kilig and Quee'n's coronatibn robes has been begun at Warner’s silk works, Brain- tree. By order of the queen, who is 'specially interested in: the British suis industry, the materials will be en- tirely ,of English make. The cloth consists 'of silk material. into which are woven threads of pure gold. When snisbed tire eibtb, which wiii be in- sured for $500, will be taken to the London school of art needle-work and made into robes for the king and queen.
The fabric is stated to be of more
value than its weight in gold coin-
age.
Queen Mary has already begun the
fascinating task- of ovcrhauling her fine collection of iewels. Diamonds are her lavorite precious stones and
._ among the crown jewels which came into her possession she found,s_evc_ra.l handsome specimens which have not seen the light for several years, but they are to be worn during the cor- onation festivities.
One of the queen’s most prized pos-
sessions is a magnificent coronlct of Indian diamonds, designed in an al- ternation of fleurs de lis and Maltese crosses, which was usually worn -by the late Queen Victoria in hor young days. Several new features for the coronatlon program have just been announced.
Previous to the departure of the
foreign guests the king and queen in- tend to give n great garden party in the grounds of Buckingham Palace, g,
,function to be riin° on the lines of the late king’s garden party at Windsbr.
commodation one hour late, the Sum- The tide will be high this after- p._~ 1 n ° ;G O _ (“ _
mei-side _ accommodation thirty min- noon at 3.09 snd tomorrow after- Dwi Burke? Alleys, under Baby Bov eorsll han er_ _ __
4 en, gn fp.-,verse no neon ni; 3 55 Through inadvertence ct, open l wfnl da _rn to The race starts at nine o c cc a
ogoeinnfodntlloxn ten mlnllles late. A T the afternoon tides for next week eleven _ m. and are for a swecpstake of 575'. 31148011 81'- Fll1l°ll°‘-l°¢- 'cfnblw B114
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mnltble p, Babcock, D. D. T `\li\¢rd'| Liniment cures bums, etc. tides, for tml put week. Hiiiard I Linfniunt cures Dlndru . _ on one o e race p o
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any horse not on the ice prepared to start st 9.00 will forfeit all ,right to the purse.
The course is one-half mile, the same on which the previous ice robes have been held.
The officials will be as follows:
J udge-Hammond Kelly
$25 bein deli fred by each owner. David-McKinnon. _
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