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And the Richest Furs Come .I_0;;Lon’don From

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VISDQCIIII to Boston Herald)

I-QNDON. January '27,--According

to Iiondon furriers the most expen- °|V°fl\|fE"3`°W`_°l1 E110 market are psltsi

of vbasck ,and silver foxes from Prince Ed `l°fl Illhlld. These are so costly that they can only he obtained by privltc sale. A‘»1u_s19 veit or the meek rex iezeilenrnnu S150 en $1,150, unc inr- a woman's coat at least four pelts are lieceseary. At a public sale at the beginning of the winter one pelt in-ought $1,550.

Harrison Watson, the official agent for Prince Edward Island, states that he himself was sceptical when he heard of the fabulous prices com- manded by fox peits in the open market, but he was assured by the Minister of Agriculture that the fig- ures were correct. "

Inquiries among the furriers of the

west end show that recent purchasers of fur coats, ranging from £1,100 ($5.000) to £3,000 ($15,000) ineiucen five members of Parliament, eight Peers. eleven bankers and three ac- tresses. V

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LENOUE

BOWLING

Last night , at the League of the

Cross Bowling Alleys, Charlotte- town, -the Patch Foxes secured a vic- tory over the Blue Foxes with a ma- iority of 108 points. The Red and Silver Grey Foxes

meet to-night. Every memyer of the

Senior and Intermediate leagues are requested to be at the alleys alter the game. . ~

l “Following-is, .the -score:

T*"BLUU"l|‘0iill8 -

0.

.°'.°‘.°°P*‘4

- _ , T tale

M<:Dohdld ... 77 77 76 280

Moran ... ... 89 83 87 .839 Brown 80 BB 67 215 Mclnnfs ... 105 97 91 293 Strain 93 94 90 257

891 1244

444 409

PATCH FOXES

5°.“‘?’?*?’

Percy B7 84 113 Lafierty 93 74 79. Doyle 98 83 B7

82 104

95

284 246

Doyle ..- 77 Mc..'fahon 82 114

26-8 263 291

43-7 437 478 1352

PERU MID BOLIVIA

'MAY UUIIRREL

-.-»

‘O _ \ ` I

the csssion of Adrianople on J: nuary 6th was finally broken off today by a nots from the plenipotentiaries of the Balkan nations presented to Res- had Pasha, head of the Turkish dele- gation. Notwithstanding the rup-

of war will be averted either through fresh proposals from Turkey rrpoit- ed, included in a note which she will deliver to the Powers tomorrow, or through the fall of Adrianople before activities can be begun again at Tchatalja.

The maiority of the delegates re-

fuse to admit the likelihood of either contingency, believing the life of the xoung Turk government depends up- on resumption even though the Al-

liles were willing to postpone the con- ict, The present failure of the diploma-

tic conference is only an -.n'.i»'.\i<ie, however, for it will leave four rePFB' sentntives in London to undertake- the settlement anew.

Rechad Pasha, after receiving the

note, said the consequences may be of the gravest nature. The responsi- bility lies not alone with the Allies but with the Powers who encouraged the Balkan states and have shown no fairness toward Turkey, although be- fore the war they solemnly proclaim- ed the principle of unchangeirbility in the statu quo.

The plan of the allied governments

is to concentrate their forces on Ad- rianople immediately after the expi- ration prescribed cf i=-ur days if the surrender of that fortress does not occur in the meantime they be- lieve a few days bombardment with batteries around Adrianople will bring about the capitulation of thc places

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 27-

Martial law was officially proclaimed hers .todaygand a court martial under the administration of Zskki Bey. as einer ledge eavoestewne estnuiienec. All causes invplving the rights of ci-

tizens are being tried before Zekki

Bsy. _ -

One hundred and ninety-three ar-

rests were made yesterday by General Enver Bey‘s soldiets..An1ong them

-was the former Minister of the In-

terior, who was charged with incit- ing rebellion against the recognized government. Many more arrests were made today.

The leaders of the Party of Pro-

gress are ruling with an/iron hand and have completely subdued the ad-. herents of Kia-mil Pacha. Mahmud Shevket Pacha, the new Grand Viz- ier,is acting in accord with the Com- mittee of Union and Progress. Daily consultations are held between mem- bers of the committee and the cabi- net. ' V

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PREFERRED SUICIDE

LIMA, Peru. Jan. 27-"The Union"

TO STEADY JOB.

1° *U °~1““‘°“‘¥ °‘“t°““1 “""*"°“ HUnsoN, Jun. 27-charles 1-1.

I by

that 'war seems inevitable between

Peru and Bolgia. The conclusion is drawn from olivia’s recent wsrlikel

preparations. rad the expressions of General Ismas Montes Bolivian Am- bassador, and other Bhlivlsn oiiicers in Paris. Bolivia's ambition is said to be a port on the Pecihc.

PUNCHING BAGS ‘

` 'FDR THE SENATORS

OTTAPVA, Jah. 27.-The extremely

prove.

Moore, 50, committed suicide hanging at an early hour this morn- ing at his place of residence, 20 River street. I-Ie retired as usual last night. He occupied an attic room, and relatives below heard a noise at midnight, but gave no attention as it lasted but a moment. This morn- ing, when Miss Grace Balcom, a niece called him, there was- no response. Charles O. Balcom, her brother,wsnt to Moors’s room, and on lighting a match saw the body hanging from a rafter. A doctor was summoned and

ture optimists hope the resumption,

with little w

have mill

Der from weeks to coxiie of ty for gy, the

ister

sl of legislation through this session has left the

ork to <10,

are that the Up-

littlt grist

for some

as an out- opportuni-

surplus ener-

asked the Min-

to install`a

the large rooms

Senate side of

Mr. Ro-

t

hs veteran be able to

with Punch- bars, Indian

`hs said Moore had been dead several hours.

Hs had made deliberate prepara-

‘ tions for his act. After donning an old suit and a black shirt he climbed a ladder, fastened the rope to a‘raf- ter, then, standing on a chair, had adjusted the noose and stepped from the chair. Dr. J. .E. McGrath gave permission to cut down the body and it was taken in charge by an un- ‘ ilertaksr. ' A , For years Mr. Moore had done no .manual labor until Monday, when he fscciired employment in a shoe fac- tory. 1-Ie was a member of the Roy- al Arcanum and Odd Fellows. ~'

the revision proposed by I-Ion. W. S. Fielding in 1910 provided that the shareholders of a bank might be al- lowed to appoint an auditor of their own choosing in order to satisfy them. selves of the exact situation of the bank's affairs. In the Fielding bill this was permissive.

Hon. W. T. White has made it

mandatory in the measure now be- fore the House, power being given to a maiority of the shareholders to appoint their own auditor who is clothed with authority to make a complete scrutiny of the bank affairs. The suggestion has since been made that the appointment of an indepen- dent auditor by a minority of share- holders be made permissive, such an appointment to be allowed when de- sired by a majority of say twenty- ilve or thirty per cent. of the share- holders. There is every likelihood of the government agreeing to the addition of some such provision if considered desirable by the House.

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SUPREME EUUHI

The case of McKinnon vs. Small- Wood was before the Charlottetown Supremo Court yesterday morning. The jury-went out at noon and re- turned about 5 p. m. with a verdict for thc defendant. Warburton and Bentley for the defendant and John- son and Inman for the plaintiff. The case of Purdie vs. Nicholson and others, action of trespass, was before the court all thc afternoon.

RECORD FARE OF

FISH AT,BOSTON

BOSTON, Jan. 27-One of the larg-

cst fares of fresh fish ever landed in Boston in _mid-winter was brought in today- bfthirty sailboats, the to- tal for the day reaching 708,000 Doulids or 354 tons. of cod, had- dock, hake and halibut. Retail

gripes dropped materially during the ay.

Tha class will be held in the old skating rink, and will begin prompt- ly at 1.30. Ladies are cordially in- vited to attend. F. J. Moore, Maritim; Seed Inspec-

tor. came to Charlottetown by the Minto yesterday. l-Ie is here to as- sist _ProIs. Clark and Landalls at the Short Course, in cereal husbandry. He reports that the prospects of good markets for No. 1 seed grain in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are excellent and says that the farm- ers of P. E. Island have a chance now that they should not miss to capture the entire seed grain trade of Nova. Scotia and New Brunswick.

Prof. W. F. Blair, Supt. of the Ex-

perimental Farm at Kentville, N. S., is expected to reach here Friday. I-le is to assist Prof. Williams in Horti- culture.

Prof. P. J. Carey leaves by the

Minto to-day for the mainland.

THE WEATHER

_ THE TEIPERITURE

TIDE. NOON. EIC

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, J an. 30-Moderate to

fresh south westerly winds, higher temperature with some light falls of snow oi' rain.

The tempsrsture'at three o'clock

this morning by the Rexall Store Tested Thermometer with a northern exposure was ten degrees above nero and with a southern exposure twelve above.

The lowest temperature recorded

yesterday was one degree below zero and the highest was seven above.'l'hs lowest the previous night was two degrees below. At nine a. ni. yes- terday it was one below and at nine p. m. it was seven above. ~,

The tide will bs high this afternoon

at 4:9-I and tomorrow at 5.10; it will he high tomorrow at 6.06 and Saturday at <7.21.

_._..._...,._..___._._-_______._-,_-,___...,.,-fr.,._-,_-_-_-,_-_-_-.J-,-,-_-_-.--_-_-1 Th°,l\1I> “EH this °V°uil1E It 5-04

The Wales an

was the

at

of tl; i;o1legienof‘A§l;i; penlfn-'y. 'H'i'hs l3\tef"'s bs illustrated by lantern

"""f"" ` _ and-tomorrow at 5.06' it rises to-

énglnning at 'Ifza and sutur-

e - _____. - _ ,

~ 11,15? mm nt' tm' mmm' ° wKN'rnn`-Tr ouom iron shannon. Den! °f<‘-°\' and Ive discs

-““°""""-*""" I ‘ ` The last quarter- of the moon was of year, teacher for school near 322:". mnlllllm 05|-Pl' twtity

Cx .... ..........., .~...,_ ..... .. .... 2... ...... ....... ..._ yu. 'L AM) FEBY1 M0RN|N(; (;UA|rNlN

k ret e b en _ piemenc S50 Apply Burt of Edu °---

srmgnldhegiu gs telic' ghor: 3 'lllhqere will be a new moon on Thurs- cation. __ 1-29Jllli. °'0°'11° E0 HHN-I M°m°l‘iil Flnl ' _ ms. 'me cisernne niches 'mis isnmi or teeny win be nine A-N7,-,-5550-~‘N AN.n__”mn-|~m“-"“° go. Qrlglhg 1° hw' Rev- G» M. Yeuns on _

the farm proved ve interest day Feb sth at 1.8! a m u ° ENN’ md ml P1‘°d\°Nl°\l*-I

' vi t ry _ h rs and tbirt nine -minutes 1”' 1°" ° U°°°f“ U *mu* 455* U _..._ 'H . U 4

t‘:ic$:lrl>E1nt.dfot.l'i's stoves not work- (Nd-‘om Yesterdayxs Evening Guardian) §2;;?d;°mB'r”“u““b.m“‘“g‘ nm°II“7 * "Ice cream and candy will be § ' _ ,

the rink, the classes in sheepi The temperature at 10.80 o'ciock ' ' °°'"°d `“ th* 97° °'°\°°t '-45 5*- ». ~ ‘ ~ ` "

were not held yesterday. tbib morning by the Rexall Store , JAMEs ‘MEAC N E Notre Dania Academy. . F Dairy men 1° I-*Sh* H°"° °““' "‘°°" '1`"‘°'° ""‘°""°‘“°"°' "““ °”°“ °“‘ rims- and ilneninm his moves ». - ` Somethin of S cial Interest for armers, 1 will take place this afternoon. ‘exposure was seven degrees above t th _' Don t forget to keep '1‘l\\lrl0l1._f g Pe _ , ome. 3150. ` evening 1'. A. semen una me une .mu n unuuurn m»<>»ur° “" "'°’ ° ° °°*“°" °* WW the mn me in menu on apron S h IT h P ilssld -Eh* H N

Queen and Passmore Streets. Phone ’ . _ C °° eac ers’ up comma” 1_mu_ ;lsie|and tea in St. Penis .Parish

.ll

above.

with 5

were*-*P 2°"

its fall it was somewhat deflected

ing him instantly, although he was standing farther from what might be

to North Winslow station, thence to

There are left to mourn, besides t e

father and mother, five brothers,

._’_.:__

1-30 M3ipd.

WANTED A BRIGHT GIRL WITH A

WANTE

for general housework. Apply to Mlrs. J. ’l‘. McKenzie, 277 Rich- mond St. between five and six o'clock __ Ilif-

PUBLIC -I AM

_.1-..._

an interesting one.

lhf-hliooluhln

,E ii

all

Pi _ f I isyunicn-stephen min-I ‘ ” __ _

use cnlrinilcf In ull in ,.,,._._._.,.,,,,,, Piunuminv sufmlsmi ‘ I ullnunin m unilimiui u».»un~uu un Mlnusi ns nfinsin B.

Home Today. - Chief-

'- o'r'rAw.i, Jen. 21-une pinning ni '-- '*'

an additional weapon in the hands of . *-

` (Canadian Press) back shareholders will likely be dis- » (Canadian Press) (CB¥\8diHH PFEBB) . LONDON J-an 29_1,eMe neguuamcussed in the House tomorrow when TORONTO Jan 29-An unusual LONDON Jan 29-Mrs Dee ei-d . (Cunndinn Press)

. - . . - . p .

tions, which reached a deadlock over Sgxégfralttioalg,g1°"1,§::b;°;f'1 11,3; caiiariithizamil ‘;°1at;;endina';rm\W°ddiDE ¢0<;k Place in the Juvenile leader of the militant num-egee¢ee_ SOFIA, iiulgnrin, Jun. 29-General

Y el' B11 l`B Gout' City HBH’ this afternoon Who' with two women companions’ Suvofl, cummuiidcr-in-chief of the

Tmilwr- MBP1¢W°°d» I-Dt 29. Y9Bf-¢l"- when Raw _,_ J_ Redditt gave the ne_ was sénmnwd yesterday to fourteen llulgurlun urmy today issued the fol- day’ when the body nl their son' cessary legal approval to 3 man and days imprisonment on charge of re- 1UWiHg Ofllur I-0 U10 men Under llll Stephw' who was killed 1” “ p“p°" women to uve together after 20 sisting the police, was released from Cummalulf ESE Qrjgsnt `:;BMl§_1;:0;l;e;’ tzlaizw’ years of such existence without legal CUSEOUY thi! GVBIUHE by 8" l1I\\U10WH "From nw COME" of the peace ”°' h 1 1 y, 1 g o e or sanctiom `~ person paying the fine of ;10_ gotintions it is evident the cneuw is “E 9 - The 101 °Wi¥l§ B¢00“!\l» Of E110 ` During 20 years the couple lived MrB_ Despard and also B sister or unwilling to yield nu inch uf.the ter- ';;‘; ;:;;‘:_'_’“t is °"""°d ‘mm “ BM' together and eevem enum., were oenerni sir John French reiueec ine ritury conquered by our victorious

one man was instantly kmed abd agded to the family circle. Neither option of a flue and went to |ai1. *1il“\@H- 'U16 Turks wish, by a stroke

t s man nor the woman would get f th L 1 t 11 d

three others injured by an accident married saying they disapproved of <3; eeisg notmed of her rewme she ue. penfl 0 :es my H you an

th 1 _ en w Qever paid the gm, ,B no no icrs vs io mvc fnllen in battle

n e gr “‘ ng mom 0 the Great' man to six months in jail but allow- out to fight again."

Northern Paper Co’s. mill. ed e eher; time of grace for B Wm. _.._.__..i.._

,.322‘§§l`.f§°§§§'.l”§l§”l`Ig.f.`§°.f°l`§; diilé -fu pf-f-f---1 to -1- LEAGUE UE THE

grinders had been hoisted about ten months mth" than' marry and the

_ woman took u similar stand.

feet while repairs were .being made. Then the court “Menus ____ ’I‘lie crew had started to ldwer the changed from six months in jail to O n T u e s d a y n i g h t rr t casing to its place when, without three YWTS ill I-71° P°“it°nti9l`Y- This the League of The Cross Hall Dor- warning, the tackle-gave way and the length of separation was mo much chester St Ch rl tt t I

for both parties and they c t d " 8 0 e own' the an'

6851118 Come down with a crash. In to the laws decree. 0'1"" 0 num “Fog Meal" 10|- the younger

members ol thc society took place.

and struck the cylinder of the next There were about three hundred

grinder and this struck Stephen young boy? present and t°.'my,th°y Trainor across the chest and nearly enjoyed It is putting it mildly'

severed his head from his body kill- Am” they had been treated to a ht'

tie entertainment furnished by the League Band and also by some others

~ . of the older members, they were

considered the point of greater dan- The following are U10 elltfiei E01' each presented with a variety of the get as the other men were standing the mc” *-0 be held 0" HUUEUTO dainties furnished to take home with “early directly “uder the casing' River 10° 011 MOIIGBY. F°bf\1BI`Y 3l`d~ them. Then the older members pre-

Olle Of the OEIWFB had 8 165 9-“<1 all The races are an assured fact and Ill

arm broken two others were badl W sent in the han were Ushered to a cut and briiised and one esca ed ins: undoubtedly prove E great success' w°.u`pE°pared "past whlch everyone

_ P The hrst race to be called oil will enyoyed to the fullest. Speeches bc- 1“rY~ be the 2.20 which will start prompt- ing in order M. W. Carrier was call- The deceased was 28 year” of age ly Ht 2o'clock 1-* sd upon. Hs spoke encouragingly of

and unmarried. He was the eldest the progress made by the League U( 5°" 'md had been “WHY from home 2.20 CLASS the Cross for the past few years. I 0 E 1 ° “ I 7 ° 8' E S' b e E n g He also offered his support to what- 1 “ t h 9 ‘fm D 1 0 7 _ ° 1 t h e Iona Girl or ever the boys might undertake in the same “Em d“"°g that mmf’ 'md 1°' Dominion D., D. A. McKinnon. way of sport or entertainment. “Dine *"1"* Past f°"m'“‘ 1'* “I” de' Hiinn s., A. stewart other npenkere were the Spiritual Di- partment. A telegram announcing Ginger, P_ McKemm_ rector* Re,_,_ P_ A_ McDonald' Father his death came to his parentsdakst Gaudet' Huw Uroker’ Thomas

I Monday with the intimat on that t e _ d W _L body was being Bent home. His (af & _ 8 MIN. TROT AND PACE. Trainoi. W. J. sroillvn B11 t X >

_ Brawders. Then t e OYS G" el” 3 “

gg" tZ"'I’:feeE° tEg°'§§-’;;-egszgldfggtig Telephone G., Jno. A. McDonald( cd those present with n short pro-_

y Bess A Douse gram including songs by W. Morgan.

return home by the noon train. The ' ' ' C k d W_ M D _ del” i" th” M‘“‘°'“ “"“’“’ ““'°" g3;?§i?reHwif§§;'§' G' Acorn' gldstdggaéinlg' nga n i-iugnng, Drill. t tel v t d th' an ement " ‘ P ‘ ' ’ -

una y pre cn e is nrr g b h J H and }»_ Mc. being carried through. The body will Little Jim' Frm C3m°"°“~ Hugilcs’Th';:I;e‘ivaqe;rl::)g a number of

be forwmded by this mornings train gsllgctir-ns by the_band. The gather-

i br ke u about midnight with the

the home at liclly‘s Cross. The re- ng 0 .E3 n " and

_ mg of God Save the Ki g

mains were accompanied from Milli- sing h beers for the League of nocket by Edmund Birt formerly of ,§,;';n5r;s§_ee c

1-‘nrt Augustus. h

~ i ; -* SEVERE WEATHER IN

§\?i:~rlE1'ssw§Hh1lE)\l=§ent (lgxsgegzy Of Rev. Henry O’Leary who is ab- BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Chm_1ot'tet0wn. John and Maurice at out to become Bishop of Prince Ed-

nnrne uns live 'sisters Mrs. Jane Hig- *sud Island fl New _Bf“u=W_i°|l ex- VANCOUVER, Jun. 21.-'rue wleskg gins and Mrs. Mark A. Smith, Ma- Slhierligoulrgée -ggi". CZLGBYY H15 wui1>“\1)Y of severe weathefr bays béeli; miiimaiy

,plewood; Miss Katie, teacher in Stan- Y Y H 0 BSB 11 2 by a shoftllgu 0* C011 - gl’ _

ner- Diner unc nerenain et home. one of the youngest bishops of the sense in the some on the oenncrnn CTO' fha sorely bereaved family The Church. H8 19 B 9011 Of the late Collieries on Vancouver Island where Guardian tenders sincere sympathy. Hem`Y 0'L¢BI‘Y Of Ri°l1ib\1CE0 and 3 the work has been practically tied

bl`0th¢E' 0| R\¢hB!`d 0']-|°HYY» D- D~. up for months. Soft coal has been chancellor of the diocese of Chatham retailing in Vancouver at seven and

and of Mrs. George V. Mclnerney of eight and a half dollars a ton. For

T00 I-UE E03 if' ff§.§“e..Hfn§§§§'uth5°l§i§° 13;-E3 $22"dnffill.“i§.gi’.2§§“l§`§ie§fi BEN!

ramcook. in 1897 and then took the appoint 9, committee to look into the

four years theological course at the matter of prieee of supplies for the

W- ----1 --» 3.3:..ismezi’»..“.2:;f::1f.:I.:i°i.; °f>“‘°“;°~ ..‘*..i.‘:,‘1;‘.1';'.;‘i.“.“...:‘;;‘.‘."“:.;

in hm! °°1umn‘ Cash must accom' Richibucto and there spent four Years sholfush the whole question DBDY 01`d°1' and nv” V" “nt 2::g;mE studying in Rome where he received g --------

glllgvzzgh “‘“*“‘““‘ “"5” Y' his Cuegrge ull) D. n. 1 ont rain! reéiérn ANDREW CARNEGIEUBLE MAKER _ ~ -1* o anaa e was ocae n a- ATRO .

F0L'ND-BRACELET APPLY AT tham and other parishes on the -_

_this__of‘Iice. _____;'_:’E}iPd' North Shore for some time and than NEW YQ31{_ Jam 27_f1‘eet,imony in WANTED-A PURE BRED AYR- returned to Rome as representative support of the eontenfion of the gov-

shire bull. E. B. McLaren, George- of the bishops Of E116 mafiti-m0 W0' ernment that Andrew Carnegie was a town. _____}j§)_N_1_1i_@_3ll`ld~ “mc” and °{ _um a"°hbi5h°P *nd 5°* trouble maker in the steel trade and non sans-onvnnsnnnin s'i‘Ai.- vernl of 01° b1s\1°PS °f 0uE°»\‘i°- M-1 cnet the onrnegie steel company lion .Craichmore No. 2391. A. C. E91' spendmg more than 5 7°” in was taken over by the United States Taylor Granville. 1-30M6ipd. ROW’ inulaf °“P“°“Y h° Plain F9' Steel Corporation because oi his re- SiUSAGEB THE BEST! turned to N°w Brunswick “nd "35 fusal to abide by agreements was . ROCKY MOUNTAINS. SA 9 _ KW” his Pf°“°“t °h*“°8° in Bl¢h“l`9t heard today in the government's suit --

m°d°' Fresh every day at mm Wh‘“`° he has Men E01' m°"° than to dissolve the corporation under the _ d°‘,`§.'_.rf§w§Q¥P..i&..C°.' .. . .9`§!Efl three years. During this period he Sherman Anti-T,-use Law_ It was gw_ FOR SAI-‘E'°`FEw SHARES OF has been very °°tiv° in bundml “P en by Walter Scranton, former prssi stock in No. 1 registered b13'~‘»E the parish and has undertaken the 3 C.

o . . . . os one severa cure u - h d 1;

'ns Apply J S Martin Kim c n “uc” t 1 h h b nd dent of the Lackawanna teel om oss ' 1-30M5iE13iPd~ ings. Rev. Dr. 0’Lsary's natural Dany' and c°ncerns

LOST, A LADIES’ LARGE GREY talents, his years of preparation for Mpgxlgg QHAKEN

coat button with striped center. his work, his energy and his devotion. Up BY NEW QUA_KE_ Please leave at 108 Fitzroy. to the church have marked him as a ---

man whose career was bound to be MEXICO CITY, Jen, 7-severni

' quake shocks were reported"irom va

good education to learn the’l‘yps l rious sections of the republic today

eegging, Apply in person at, The Scientists here attribute the du'-fur;

Gnardian Qilics. 11-20Mtf. ` E ` N ,bance to the activity of the volcano,

'D__AN EXpERIENGED (}1gL~` Mt. Colima. . ll1Iinard'l Liniment Cures Diphthsris

*.1 fe;-ne* ¢Hi;:\remy1<.;cANADA- f<‘-» ANuAR,Y:;.n» I cw °' --'° $li~lllm Awl=UL ACCIDENT MAINE] PAPER MILL 1 nuiunns in

HIIIIY Ill FIGHT

lissc_ Bunarliissur, Lulu Durgas and 'Fnlmtnlja allow such un ahront to the Bulgarian army to go unanswer- ed. Prcpnrc then for fresh victories with nn irrisistible movement for- ward nnd show to our enemies and

the whole world that Bulgaria, our futherlnnd, deserves more respect."

.?.__.?___4_

GIIS BUOY

EXPLOSION

HAl.II“AX, Jan. 27-Tlirec men

were injured in on accident at the dock yard yesterday and are in the V. G. l-fospitnl, one of them serious- ly hurt. Albcrt Gates, Kenneth Half- pcnny and Wm. Sullivan, the latter of Dartmouth, were at work upon 8. gas buoy recently brought into port and placed on the pier for overhaul- ing, when it exploded, and all three men were more or less burned. Gates was thrown by the force of the ex-

plosion against an iron boiler near- by rind had un arm broken and shoul-

der dislocated. ` ' `

TROUBLE FEIIRED

IN ULSTER NOW

NEW YORK, Jan. 27-A cable

from London to the Tribune says :-

According to news from London-

derry, prcpnrations on a military basis are going on all over Ulster, with a view to resistance to any Dub- lin parliament, by an armed and dis- ciplined forcc.<» Such reports, how- ever, must be tukcn side by side with thc fnct that the pending by- election iight in Lopdonderry will be one of the closest in the history of the Borough. Friday next is polling dny_.

$25.0I.lO OLD MASTER

FOUND IN LONDON

LOl\`D(\N, Jan. 27.-Still another

old master has been discoycred in London, this time in a well-known West End restaurant, whose proprie- tor, M. Pinoli, was only recently `convinced of its apparent value after it had hung over the mantlepiece of his restaurant for riinc years. The picture is alleged to bc by Paola Varonpae. It represents thc Queen Of Sheba at the throne of King Solo- mon. lts value is fixed ati $25»000»

COULD HAVE SHOWN

AN EASY CUT THROUGH

MONTREAL, Jan. 27- Professor

John Stunsfield, of the geological de-

- partmcnt of McGill University, creat- - ed a good deal of interest during a _ lecture this evening by stating that

if the Canadian Northern people had consulted the geologists they could have bored through a soft limestone formation instead of going through the core of the mountain which is so-

- lid rock, having been' solidified throu-

gh ages. This could be done, added the professor, by a slight deviation.

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