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PASSES INITIAL STAGE AT I HEIILIIIUNS
_COUNCILS SPECIAL IIIEETING HIIPF IIIIII
lnlnformul Discussion of Telephone »Co’s- Pro-, " ' ' " ' 1' ‘Sadfndlne °fY0ung Mainef
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posoliofl Underground Cobles ond 6"' S A"t'.°'I’”"°"s`a
,l_,~|iei-ini ineetiili: of the City (‘olln- cil was held in the (.‘oiiilcil_t`l\dll1ller, Cm"-lgttlfiil\\~ll, lust evening, His Worgiliil llnyor l._vons, His Honor Ile- eorder llllirlill, l-lcnlth Officer John- son, null ull the Coliilcillors except iiessrs hiclmnll and 1iii~l.iiiiglillll. Tip. nieetliig wus ciiilf-il for the pur- pose of coii:=iili'i~iii;: ri. llylulv to rogil- |,te the nun of rllildren allowed ' in Public plnei-s .~ifl.ei~ night and the nciv ensctniellt wenl i;ill~oiu:ll the preliini- my gfnpil; of [`ir:il iliiii second rond-I ings und iriis piisricil bv the coiincil In . ¢0mn,mpp oi' lin- wllole 1-Inline by rlsiise, i‘ouu_ .\l<~l{i-nlin in thi- elliilr. The llyluw, which nm: illoviil by (loiill Ililey :ind si-i-oiiileil ily (‘oun Mc- Kenna, ulld which 1-rnergcd from thi- eommittel- wiilioiit amendment, nb- jectioli only hc-ills tzilien by some to
tllestriligcncy oi' clause one, was ns ll ,.~...~~...~..wW..N,_.,.-.~,~_-,»_»_»_~.-_._-_._.___._=
follows :
fourteen yenrs shall be perrnitteii l_ attend or relnnin in, witlloiit iirilpe 1-lllillklitllisllill, iiliy sIiil\\‘.~i or
piilllic giltllcriilg, eiilcrtiiilimclit :imiisclnellt ill the l‘ity of i‘b;\|~|0t;@. tnwil.
2-NU boy or i:irl ilndcr illi- nge ol'
ioilrtceu yenrs shall be pc-l'lliit.f.oii up- on tiny plwetniliz to loiter :lt or neur any lllnee of public giitheriilg.
3-No owili.~r_ inniliigel' oi- door-
kceper of iuly sliow plzu-e of pulilie i€nf.lli-.i‘iiu.§, i-iif.i-i-tuililllelif or linilise- illclit i-lhnll pi-riilit lilly boy or girl under the nge of l'oi|l'\‘.ccli yours to enter or ri-luniii in siicll pliices with- out propel' |,'ullriliunsliip and be viola- tion of this section shall llc punished by ii flnc of not more tllnn five dol-
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MIIIII IIIIIIIIIIGES
IIIE PHIIIIIIB
IN IINIIIIIIU
((`uiindiiiii l‘ress.`i v
’l‘0ll.(i.\'T(i, liiiir. 25»-i\lixed nlnr-
risizis -were quite niilneroiis ill Ontar- ioin 1910. According fo the report of the Re- gistrar Geiieriil issued today, of 3586 ll. (`.. brlileiziwlolils, 865 married Pro- testants :uni el 1705 Ustholic bridesi Sli lliiirrieil lwotestmltsi.
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Iil‘ll‘tl.l.\', .lfliircli 22-(&erln:uly's illi- sivey to the recent speech of Winstoil lliisiicel- cllurellill, first lord nf the British ndnlirulty, is given todlly by the siibnlission to the federal council o the now nrluy und navy hills in an altered stntl-, 'l`llc bills, according to Nord' llutcllr Algemninc-Zur '-llllli. Pl‘li\'ifli- for two additional arm,- corps in the Prilssiiiil :lrmy and for minor incli-ilses in the Bnviirinn und Saxon ilrlliies. The uavul bill cnlls for un extra I'§l_lI¢ Sfliiuilroll, for which three. nil~ ihtiomli hiiflieshiils :ind two crllisgrs are to lu~'i»oil_~lfrncfeil before 1920. ' Theestiinntcd ndditiollnl nnnlinl °°"i,\S §2l.240.000 lu 11112, $31,750,- 2,”2"1"tml£.1~l. .uni .$2s_5oo,ooo yearly TI‘°_ Hfllll' reforms whicll include the creation of ‘two field artillery regi- Ulls ivikoll cilvnlry regiment, additigiisaiuil infantry regiment, and DI an !I1`&l4llilttiilioils to the strength mmm Sgiments from twolor three muhinféllsr iilnl the proillietioll of ming infl-";l`l»f'U1i\unies iii every ex- ase-thl 1“T_fI.V l`¢fE5llD0l1t., will incrc~ Zgooot lo ici- fcloting of the army by colrimissllml l pxclmhm: omwrg' mm' mIH_ °""‘ "mC*‘T-‘i. :ind other dc-
inglgfwféfxi' of the men is nlso to be "Wed will c;_1`l~l".~i ure io be stil-
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frontiers. irclirh rind liiisslnn Th. I 1 MI l;"l;lli\.liI hill iiiilrenscs the person. cm m“',"' nfwl’ Ill' isevcilty-live ofll- 1920 over l.'l»lIll men i\nniin.lly until Dl‘0vidcd IHIII. "how uw. i"°'r°“"e" law' 'Thinill in the existing naval c0mmiWm.._ is necessitated by the ],B,,le.g;l;‘i )_“"i~_ of the cxtru three the mgseislnall crllisers, and ,mn bhmpsm leililired to :nan mo-
'Phe lull 1-rllllli - _ the numb” ies for all increase in sevi-rnl fir ‘ff ““I’m*“`Ull‘H Fnd for
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TEMPERATURE
_ SUN. MO0N. ETC
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'I'0IillN'I'0 his-17-;-fi ‘~ltron “'°“t\‘FlY winds, fine nnd coldg.
Tl” lcillilerntii . . th. _ - rc nt thlei- oelock T:te:nn';~}ll)Lnc by the ogcxnll Store.. ellloiulre ermometor with n northern zero and ml mxmen ‘IHRTBEB above ,mean de ry th n Southern exposure .The Ing, -is above zero. ymerdn 08 temperatiire recorded above 1il'1'owm‘ twe"t'y'f""“` 1' d°l1"°e*‘ mm_‘.)'M mid the highest was named th nbove. ' The lowest re- ,Hlx d ° Previous night was twen- mterdifkfees above. At nine A. rn. move “Y dit was twenty-nine degrees want _'ll ut nine D. m. ~it was Th Y OUP above, hour* length of today will he twelve Th’ “ml Ullffy-two minutes. M sggthie will he high this afternoon mv it and tomorrow afternoon at 4 'nk Mnqill be hish tomorrow morn- 709 ~-58 null 'Thursday morning at
mzlllfz sun sets this Afternoon at 6.22 Wm iomorrow afternoon at 6.23; it 'md Tise tnniorrow morning at 5.49
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OTTAW.-\, Mar. 25---An American
expedition endorsed by Peary this morning .set out to explore the lnnil supposed to lie north west of Grant Land within 350 miles of the north pole. ‘ f Penry thought he saw it, hilt did
not explore.
The tei'l‘itoi~_i"re~l!iy lies in i':i;inl;i. I‘0`RCi7l"INE, Ont., Mlirch 22--
Captain Burtlctt, "manager of the Achillesi Mines, located ill northern Whitney will sail the seas once
nfraili. He ,will be renlemhererl" 'as' the man who went north 1909 to relieve the Comlliodore Peary North Pole cxlleiiition. The cuptnili will sail north to the 80th pnrallcl the' coming siinlll'iel'; camp out over \\'in» ter und then make ills way into the nr>rtllwc=t pessn e the ncvt siiinincr
in the north.
Hl<ll.FA:l'l‘ NA'1‘l0NALlS'I"sl l\'r,l'l‘
l"EAI`tED BY THE l’0l.lt‘.
LONDON, March 21-ln tho house
of colnmons to-day, Right Holi. A. liirrell,.replyiiig to n question, said ‘that it was not proposed to move extm police to Belfast when Mr. Bondi- Low spoke, hc (Mr. llirrelli had sufficient confidence in the Bel- fast nzitioilalists to believe that they would not interfere with free speech
COMMUNICATION
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND WITH MIIINLIIND
'l`he ldnrl Grey ri-iilniiieil ill (Norge-
fowil illl dey ycsteidny, not tryini: to rcncli (‘Iliirlotl:eI.o\\'il :is proposeil owing io linfnvornble i-oilditioil, null will lenvc this morning for Picton nt 7.00 o’clcck with pusscligers, lnnil ex- press mid freight.
The Minto left Georgetown yester-
day nf. 7.00 n. ill. for l‘ictoii with 40 passengers, 40 sucks mail. 0Xl>l`<‘SH and 13 tolls frciglit and docked nl. 10.10 n. lll. She leaves today nt. 7,00 n, m, for ifieorgctown with pas- sengers, yesterdny’s mail, express nnd freight.
No woril wus received in Charlotte-
town yesterday or Saturday of the movcnieilts of the icehoiits from either Cnpe Trnverse or Cape Tormentine. The iceboat service at the capes will be discontinued today, for this sca- son.
'There wns no shccinl train from
Georgetown yesterdily il.; there WHS no steamer nrrivlni; at tiiut port. 'A special _ left Cliurlottctown yesterday for Goorgetoivlint 8.45 p. m. with passengers, mail niid express to cross to Picton on the Earl Grey today. It will leave Georgetown for Charlotte- town today after the nrrival OI U10 Mintn‘ bringing in the pnssengers. infill and express.
There -was no special truin to or
from (lime Traverse yesterday. Yesterday the Mui-l-ny* Harbor train arrived in Charlottetown nt 10.05 a, ni. thirty minutes inte; The Cape Traverse at 10.30 n. m. twer\f»Y° ml"-
Iutes late; the Soiirls ut 11-05 6- m-'-
ten minutes inte; the Tignish nt 2.20 p. m., forty minutes late; nod the Summersldc nt 5.55 p- m,, twenty' five minutes late;
Yesterdsy'n Guardian wns ill ei‘r0\`
,,,T;‘°,,$_“"">l] sets toinorrow niorning
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E vnllccrl, though it may have a string
Iin stating that Rev. ‘E~ “lg-33 :nt _ ‘,’J‘,',’,f,l‘,;‘,§°dC,{‘,f,,f,‘;2,,,,’;,7,§v °°°,,,," g,,n'.1,,, 2-'rho wlioie iuitintious and anec-
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llltggkwiils r(lii‘;lI\il1Ilie1IIsl(:1n fllicllnliwllfllitllll ada to 'be a iisnndlsn National Com- iu siifleriiiie severely nun ilnnble to ml
'roilo.\"l‘o, nlnr. 25-si-lou. A. K.
Miieli-ilii nildresr-lin_l: tho (‘-miildirin Club lli~i‘e exiilaiilrii why Novo. Scotia .lilid not developgli much since confe-
derntiilll. -
ller coliililioiis were iniide for ii ti‘n.ili|li; i~iulnfl~y, bill. the decline iii. woodell sliipbliildiilig hiid effected ii i-oli.<idi\l‘zihlc diiiiiniltion in busi- ness.
,BAN JOHNSOVEI | i\iO'1`HEl.i DEAD.~
CINCINNATI, March 22-Mrs. Eu.
nice C. Jollllsoli, lllotller of li. D. Johnson, nf Chicago, president of the American Baseball Imugile, :uid mein-
,hcr of the Niitionnl llnsebnll (‘o|1l-
llmission, di:-il nt her. home Izere to lllly. i~lhe won R3 yeiirs old, and WHS ri native of \V.»o.~:tel~, ohio. Bo- sides Ball Jolinsoll. sho is nilrvived by
33,0 son, William .ll.hnson,_of this
Y.
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Mi`illN'I‘ .\lit\', `N, 1'., Mui-cii 22--
`A_ report reached here to-day that Bidna. Edwards, of the Allen claus men, wilnted ill conilection with the murder of the Cnrroil country court' officials lit liillsvillir, was criptilroily near ilsinlllslliirg, Va., during the night by n detective posse. It is snid the prisoner is being taken to Llolnx or l-lillsvillc, likely the former pinee to he 'transferred by railway fo. Roanoke. '
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TOIiON'i‘i.l, Marcli 22-g’I`lle World
says: N. W. lto\vell’s prohibition po- licy is expected this week, was the 'intilnationgivcii the World by a hlg man in the' tcmperilnce rnnks., Accordini; to the iiltiinutions hc` hnd received the Opposition leader in the Ontario 1..cgislnture had flnnllyl got his adherents in the House and
to the point where they are ready tol rllnke all advance bid for the support!
The Rowell prnlloiiilceillellt will, lt]
it is iliiilerstood, he extremely mi-l
,to it ndillltting of another provincial, plehiscite.
The ultimutiiiil which the -Alliance
served ou the Oluiositioll leader last month culled for : V
The abolition of the bar-rooms. The uholltion of the club licenses. Action has been accelerated by rn.. lnsiirizency movement within the ‘Al-‘ liance, notably hy the nnliouncement by the chairman of the new political .action committee of n. determination to pllice c provincial organizer in the field to orgmlize the temperanec vote, irrei-lpcctive of party interests. AH PXPIHIDMI in the World, Secro~I
tnry Spence haul been using his ut- iriosl; i-f`f`ort.< ro keep the control of the orgnnizntioii inachincry in his hands respectful: this phase of the voti-. il~ri-spcctivc of the party inter- eats.
\/iinsrds llnlmenl: cures garget in cows
the pnrtv busses in the lnncillne up~
Suicide
Health Matters ___
(.Cunndluu Press.)
NEW YURIS, Mar. 25-'-\\'hei\ .\ulili
l'ioi~ovsky was found ifcad it was with A gas tube in her lnoiith nnd 9, hotel hook setting forth the Ili-nilty of the Miiiiic vncntion i~esorl.i~l at her elI)`l»\V, Oliuli at is picture of the Atlantic const ns seen from the porch of il silmllicl' hotel. lf, lnnl~keiI the 1-nil ol' ii drennl, one
tlint had been murturcd und -'put to- gether piece by piece until it had be- come li lfurt of her life.
The pictiire ill the book wus nu ill-
ustrntion of her iirenili, the igns tulle the i-lid of her 1'Iii=erIi‘.~'.~l 1-xislelico of fifteen years.
'1‘lli- lust eliaptei' of the drenln was
noted last. -\vQek nt. il dance ill the gyniilasium across the street from where Anni1'lived on east Fifty-fourth street with her stepnlotliel' :uid brother.
According io friends she dreamed of
ii lliishnnd and home ol' her own nnil hnll foiiild him with nnotlll-r ifirl.
TORONTO* STRIKE I
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'I`f.lI{f`IN'l`O, Marffll, 225. ~Al. n ll\i‘.i~t- ing of the Trades nlld Labor (lolincil held lust night, _ In Y-lung made il. strolu; appeal for tlle i-ollilcil's slip- puri. for the striking 1-lunkinakeis, stiitlllg tliiii. miiny ,of them were nt the point of stiirviitioli. I
The Council decided to grant $50,
hilt thc lJI‘0Dosnl to liave it nssiime the filll financial responsibility of the nluss meeting brought forth n violent prof.ei=.t from 'one delegate, who though that the committee had al- rendy incurred too lnilcll expense. The strikers will pnrndc to-morrow.
BIG (‘.I-ll‘I'i{`-H N(')'l‘ l‘l(_)l.D ‘li'ET.
l\d();\"l‘ltEAI., Mgr., 22-'l‘he trustees of .St, James Methodist church at n meeting held lust night, refused t0 accept the terms of sale proposed by J. C. Mciirecvy, of Winnipeg, who has been nttelnpting to secure the big property for ~$2,UOD,l.l00..since last fail. The lnccting lasted until A lute hour, and nenl-ly every lneinhcr of the trustee board was present to consider Mr. i\fe(}reevy’s offer. Odicluls of the church did not wish to discuss the meeting when seen by .1 'Witness' rc- porter this morning, but they admit- ted that his proposals had not pi'o\‘i
no one would state it- definitely the terms offered were $50,000 cash, the deeds of the property were ready for him. "
The decision to refuse to accept the
terms of the offer was s. unanimous one.
Late in the evening n committee was formed to consider the whole future and policy of the church. The members named were: F. P. Anglsn, James McBride, J. A. Matheson, and W. Geraghty. This committee will investigate the work- ings of the ilistitutioniil churclirs of England und report before conference meets next June.
The action of the church does not
mean that negotiations between McGrcevy and St. Jalues church hnve ternliilatetl. The next move must
come from Mr. McGreevy as' oflie re-I
fusal of the church to accept his terms Inst iiiizht leaves the entire sit- untion open ugain.
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HT. JUIIN, Mnr. 2i'»~l~`l'eileriek Ar-
nold, aged 29 with il. wife and one child was killed by an eliiriiie in thc Intercolonlnl ynrils here.
[To hnil been temlioriirily eiriplovcri
ns it locomotive wiper and went out this morning to see if there was work f0r him.
nn_noo 'row il.i'i"i'l.l<l.=llllii
WASliINil'I‘LJN, ’l‘liuri1day»-~'I`lli: Zill-
000-ton neu monster' which has been the dream of the American naval ar- chitects ever since the British ship- buiidets initiated the struggle for sil- premacy in size and power in brittle- ships with the launching of the ori- ginal drendnought already is being planned on paper nt the nsvy depart- ment's estimate for two new battle- ships. I
The plans cnlls for ri ship about ii.s|
large as the New York with a good; sized cruiser like this Olympia at the, bottle of Manila, added to her bulk.‘ If Congress permits them to be built the new ships will present some illi- usunl features. Possibly they will have 15-inch guns,.eight for each ship, which will be by far the most powerfiil or-diiance Afloat in nny lluvy. _
Some effort will llc made to pro- vide light nrmor protection for be l_ow the waterllnc to giiurd against projectiles of the new cannon tprpe
do and it is even suggested that a
port of this weight carrying capacity of the vast hull be given up to deck armor thick enough to resist bomb* flI'0Dl’>€<l from ueroplanes.
\VII.l. HAVE PRO,
, ` 0(!KE»Y IN HUB.
BOSTON, Mess, Mnrcii 23-A pro-
fessional ice hockey team for Boston and the establishment of tt circuit of four American professional hockey tennis which will include the Hub seven, is niivocntcd for next season by T. hlnllllott Quinn, president of the National Hockey Associiitioil of Cniiniiii.
President Quinn was in Boston fn connection with the professional hoc-~ key gnnles played at the Arena by , thc four teanls in his league, imdl met it fatheriiig of newspaper mon at the Copley Square. ‘ “Professional ice hockey is. bound
to come in Boston, said Mr. l..l\iLnn and I believe that next your will be i the -proper time to induce the gnule in the 1~Iilb..'l`he Boston Arena is one of the best rinl-is in the couri- try and the enormous atftilldalices which turn oilt to see the ulllateur games in Boston indicntesptlic tro- nielidous increnso lu popular favor the Canadian game has licre.
EDITORS AND PRINTERS
SENT Ti) PRISON
LONDON, March 22-Three editors
and printers of the ffommiiliist paper, the Syndicsliat, who were arrested for issuing infiuinmatory publicat- ions shortly before the arrest of Tom. Mann, the Llnbor lender, were senten- ced at the Old Hailey session today to terms mllging frolli six to lline months iillprisonluent nf hard lnbor.
l‘Ilnard’s ilinlment Cures Colds, Etc
in ii. u. c.
O I I riiiiniiolaineiu
w. li. stewuri., ni tile Y. M. c.A.,. C‘iliirlottctowil, rind P. J. Belly, Y.I M. (‘. A., blecretnry, have rctilrneill from Truro where they nttcnded the one Day Convention of the Y.M.C.A., in the Maritime Provinces held on‘ 'l‘liursdn.y in flu-. First Presbyteriiul Church.
The coliveulioll lllieilsd nt I0 i\.m..
and ri devotional nildress wus given by Rev. J. M. Mcinuis. Hulilfax, ii native of this Province. The report of the Maritime Comlnittee was then taken up. W. A. Stewart, Cllnrlotte- town, was on this committee und following in the special committee or. the Maritime (!ommittee'a report was heard. The Maritime Committee was commended for the work of the p at year and then reported on the ‘pmposed changes and future work.
Some of the main features of these
changes ara:-
1--A national organimtion cover-
involving any separation from the
ciations or the International Com-
ee located at New York
on of work of supervision in (isn-
ttee composed of say thirty-six
ing the whole (‘anudian Field not-
North American Federation of As-.
he ugreed upon, one half of this coul- mittce to he elected territorlally nnd ons third of this number to he fron. the Maritime Associations.
3-One budget ond one form of up-
peal for. funds for supervisory und eitenslve fciitililes of the work.
4-Employed secretnries of the Nut- ionnl Committee nrs to be known ns National Secretaries in relation to the work in flanadn and Internat- lonnl i-lecrctnries in relation to the whole of North America us repre- sented in convention, conference and committee meetings.
5--The holding of n National Coll-
vcntioii to cniphnsize, foster ond uti- lize the spirit of solidarity in the movement in Unnadn and the devel- opment of training agencies for fitt- ing men for employed leadership in the work.
These with two or three other sce-
tlons referring to the rsarrangelnent of work were submitted at the af- ternoon session for discussion aiu' notion which .miter thorough debut.- fng, were adopted. This made necess- nry several changes ill tho' constitu- tion of _tile Maritime Association and the carrying on of the work dur- ing the next few months until such time as the matter shall be finally settled.
The question will next come up at
or such number as may llnslly
H1011.
n. National Convention to he holdin
Winnipeg from Moy 28 to Jnns2 nt which the Niltionnl Committee will he elected. The members of this committee who are to represent the Maritime Provinces were placed in nomination at the Conference at Truro. A committee of seven was appointed to work up the delegation from these proviiices to the Winnipeg Convention nml so secure the con- sent to serve of those nominated and place them in°ilominntlon at the Winnipeg Convention, J. C. Goss. Halifax, is chairman of the com- mittee nnd W. A. Seewart. Char- lottetown, is one of its members.
In order to niakc tho proposed
changes legal it is necessary that the Maritime Association with its com- mittee of 36 members shall be set aside. but this requires one ysar‘s time, notice of which must be given twelve months previous to the amendment. This uotlce of motion was given by C. J. Helly. As soon as the National Committee shall have been elected nt Winnipeg they are to take full charge of the curry- ing on of the work in Canada and the Maritime Committee consisting of thirty-six members, which must continue in existence for t least s year, were authorized to deiezste nli authority and work oi siipctvillcn tr.-
ths newly elected National (‘ommlt~ tee. '
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' ’ A s
IKING GEORGE CONCERNED _
OVER NIISERY GROWING
OUT OF COAL STRIKE
brenkoiit of the lninei-_-i from the strike nlovenlcnt set-mi-i pi-ohnble lil Slcotil-llld, \\'Iiere om; flloiisnnd lnrrii re sunled work ut the pits this niorlliilg and in other pits also tliere wus rl coilsiilerlililc rcsillllptioll of work.
l.(lND(i.\’, illilr. 25-- King George is
seriously coiiccrlliul over thi- misery growing ont.of the miners' strike :ind ii-i deeply touched by ilu- undiv-
AMI‘3lll"`.'\:"l5~l l‘liAN.\Il!\’G :-'ci‘vf-.d liiii'di4Ilips und siii‘lci`iiig.< im-
iioseu upon the illill wl.ikr»l~s in other
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Scotlonifs Miners Are Returning To.Thelr Pits-
= Millions of Miners Suffering--Prospectsof the British Railways are Unpromlsing
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' l('iiiuiililil\ l"resi-l.i itrixdesv - GLASGOW, Mer. 25---A i<f'l\\’l`Hl’ lie ls willing to assist the Govern'
ment ill every way so thnt war may end, which, if continued will bring nearly All the workers in England ful-e to fnce with star\'uLi\.il.
l.0Ni)0N, Mar. 25-The genera!
miinoizcr.-1 of all_thc British rnllwayi inet in 'London today und tabulated the reinninilig stocks of fuel.
The result, indicates that unhlss
pence is in sight hy the end of thu week ull passenger trains on every brnnell lille will be suspeildcd.
i lui in ilviiiliiiiiw
iiii iiiiiini
gtfaiisdiiill Press.)
PICKIN, Mnr. 25-A widespread
plot to overthrow the republic und restore the baby ldlnperor -hris been discovered and so i-lerious is the situa- tion President Sfli Kni is nfraid to arrest the leaders in the plot for fear the arrest will result in further fighting and disorder. _
Bl~I'l`Tl~JR SALARIES
FOR PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARIES IN CANADA
Tonorzfro, Min-ell 22-nn' im-
portant announcemcnt with far- reaching effect upon the influence of the Presbyterian church'.= work in (lnnodn, was mndc at. the close of yesterdny's sitting of the home mis- sion committee (western seaction). The conlmittee has decided upon a general and silbsntntisl incl'i-use in the scnle of snlfiries piiid to both stu- dents and ordained missionaries throughout the Dominion. The pre- sent salaries are $8 per week ill the summer nnd $9 n week in the will- ter.'l‘here urn about 1,000 Presby- teuian missionaries anected by this decision. Just what the incrcnse
will be has not yet been deeiiled.
CONDENSED IIDS
TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
I_'<`1'-l`ii`i`i` .iieiii per" iiiiifi `éiu:`l§ ' i"r'i§éF{E`l. in this colunln. Unsh must occurr- paliy order and five per cent discount allowed. Mininluin charge twenty- ilve cents.)
1on`s.iil.i~:_ i`;.`l`lir elseif" rides. I raised by Iliilton. Apply l’. 0-.
Box 53, Silnlmerside, 1*. -. *OR SALE, a quantity of i;00ll If frimoehy imy .;¢_ .l. .\ieNi».ili, Tyne Valley. _ ,_ 3l'2li§I§i_- " F "i-irAlIl.lo.\' nu- ssl.-_ 'l
yrs old,
."'\. Royal McQueen, Jr. Apply Jliliil W. Rodd, iii Hensley Ht, iiliarlotte- t0wn_ 3-26i|r7Yli\ii_l. _‘-fm‘l_'I"_l§f)',”iim_i1ealel7"foi"' A Tiulollstcr ‘N factory on soilth side of l‘.l‘7.l-. iiddrf-si-i "Senior" l’_ O. llox 270.
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*'.sN'i‘i-:iff ifiF§~E.s`§i»:hif liurvlreil
\\ bilslis-is of Potutoes. Hee W. S. Newsom ut lil-vere Hotel for pricei' and plncc oi delivery. _,_3'26il5iD<l~
7AN'T‘El) one or twfl Ill'Ht'Cll'U'F
i sehlers for lol-.-ter factor!
‘Good wages to the right mnn. Ad- ,dr-ggg_ .giving referellres, etc, to J. J, l~Iornby,'Plallt Line Whlil~i‘. 3-Q6_di§ll>¢l
T OST, Mnrch ‘.’I8t, it nori-lc llllinlfel
4' nnd ivacgon nprenil pinned to-
gether. Will pcrsoil who foiindsnin' plensi- drop cnrii to Kciltford L. Waite, Wilmot \'nll4~y_ li. ll. Nu 2.
ii Zhilllipd.
\1.'AN'i‘ED. for the City of Char-
lottetown, a Indy of 1:0011 HP'
pearance and character to represent an established lifsritime house. The position is A permanent onli to the "gpg pg|~s°n_ Apply giving refer ence to "Reliable" Guardian Office.
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'(ll_CTI`l_Ll.\', furniture at residei\CP l 1.. Capt. John McPherson, 48 Lowes
qundruped ln Cliarlottetown for on hundred dollars s side, half mil
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Prince Street., on Wednesday, 3rd day of April, comm'enclnit nt ll 0’clock, nil his household effects, comprising piano, parlor, dining-room, hull, bed- room snd kitchen furniture, including cooking range. R. Besirnto, Auction- bod' strvchm Mm” th' hed “up ger, ' 3-25d9l. I ` (WHALLENGIB-I will \Iw¢°l\ my|was nt once notified, ond Captain m
' mare Winnie M. against any
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PLIIISIII WITH
IIIIIIIIE PIIIIIIIIIIIII
p-is _
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The Guardian imc a picnsnlii: edt y1>sterd:iy from J. A. Gillis, Winni- peg, who is here on n two weeks vis- Iie combining, business with pleasunf. i1'ie cumr- to (lllsrlottetown on Bntub- :dny and has since been il ,cur-st nf. itile fleverc Hotel, leaving yesterday Infternuon on n visit tu ' his father Illilncun Gillis, Wllim lloud Cross. Hg lis engaged in the reul estate buismsss 'sith iinllgerfleld Ik Doolittle and ll-:lc had s successful career truvsllihg Lhrougli dlficrent parts of' \Vest0`ri1_ |l(`anndii :ind meeting with all classol and creeds. Mr. Gillis on his way ‘ncrc. visited his mother and other r»:lnti\'es in Boston, New York and Iluffnio, and altuong-h he reporta ,busiiiess brisk, he says (ls.nsds.”-.ll ‘good enough for him and that the `l!nlte<l Stoner; cannot come up to it yet. I-ie says there ure many Prince ‘sldwnrd Islanders in Winnipeg and that the I'. E. I. Chin, with is mein- bership of upwards of 35 people fill ll prosperous condition. It is ten .vesrs since Mr. Gillis left hers nhl for five yenrs he engaged as A coni- incrciai teacher leaving it for thi more lucrative business of real es* tate.
Ho notices many improvements ifii
Cl1urlottctow_n and says that our ho~ tele, nltllo smaller in nppearancemri superior in every way to those ot Winnipeg ns to comfort and cui- sine. while the prices are much lower. ,lie is u fhoruuirh Canadian, -proud of his birth Place and advises all young lieople. to stay right in Csnlf du if they wish to be successful. Mr. Gillis Hr, it is understood, intends, sellinn: his fnrm at Whlm llosd Cross und join his wife and family in Bostoll, inter perhaps goint to West- cru (‘anadu. Mr. Gillis' friendii will. no doubt give him a pleasant vaca- tion at his old home after ten years nibsence.
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Bom' OF PRIEST e
FOUND ON 'rl-no G.'r.P.
MiGL\'1'i.l.E, Sauk., March 22--The
body of an unknown man found cut: to pieces on the Grand 'I‘runk'Pacifln trucks near hero, has been identified :is liev. Joseph Czeerkowsky, priests of the Greek Ulitholic f_'hlif'th. Jsuifi f`hil\\il<. a fnrnler ncnr Goodove, is under arrest charged with having null-dorcrl the priest and placed the .eornse on the tracks to be mutila- Iced.
Tliero is stroilz circunistnntial evf~
dence ar-'ainst thc prisoner, who in now sniil to have been the only em elny the deceased hull in the com- inilllity, und who had nccusell Ozar- nowaky two yenrs. ago with hnvlug token his soul nway, and threatelsd *o get even with him, if it were noi rf-tiirncd.
. .‘lUIf.lIl)E IN HOTEL.
;`\i(>N'l‘lll§.~\L, March 222--The \Id-
jestic Hotel on St. Lawrence strsst
won the scene of yet :mother shield;
when Mederic Pars. nn employee
the (‘-nnsdisn I.i|:ht, Heat it FWF Cnmrinny, shot himself yehtsrday ol- ternoon in his room. ‘He lsfii s. hola for his brother, which read! ‘Phllliii\, iiardou nie; T am not responsible.” (An the other side of the paper was writ- ten: Please notify "i.’. Parc, 100 QM* tier square, St. Henry.
The deceased rsgiltsred at the His- leeue l»lf.~i.el at io cveliisk wsaiisgzy . morning nnd remained lu the bid! g ,iniii inte in the night. He wss slain ‘ seen early yesterday rnornlnt. Alibflt ` mon he. had borrowed a psnoflitlohi ,tile carpenter, and this was the lan ,time he was seen alive. A maid #U0 entered his mom et six o‘cloek thid§- ln: it was unoccupied, diseovorlliho
revolver in his hand. The mans
ilnnger, of the City Hall nv:-one :g
8 tion. communicated with. Tie I: flonstable Poirier to ins-ostl.f_ate,af\d.
heats when the lee is ndiiidged in good condition. Owners to drive in
had the renmlns removed to the mifh gue. 'rue young msn who was on!
order to avoid fouls and fakes. Tech- fwentv three years, resided nt. W4
Mlnnrd’o Llniment Cures Diplithsrll
nlcalities and intrigues adjusted lstsrlliotrol Dame struct. Ho lqfvslth on. Andrew F, Murphy. Charlotte-’ widow nnd two ehildrgn, town. 3~26d1ipd. Coroner McMahon disposed of Qs
ease this morning without oullilljl
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