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Yum 'IHL I./ll_1.s'r nlzws CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1911. 1.-ms.,-,,,_. ALL..

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SAD DEATH OF CHN-.D'RE_N _

FRDMCOLD

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no uule ' Twins Plural been lifter Home Burned Down.

Others Muimcd.

Special to The Guardianf - WUODBTOUK, Feb. 13-'I‘\vinsi, open

U-,-0 years, children of Alfred Lyons near Littleton, Me., died yesterday from exposure to the cold. Three other children of Loyns hnii their fiends amputntcd_ »

While ‘the parents were away the house was burned and the children were forced out. They toddied to the house of the

nearest neighbour but the people were not home and the little ones were found frozen.

IIIILIILE WILL IIIILH

IIIINIIISSIIINS. IIIII

Ill PINIHIBII ELNIIIIN HIIEINL

Sl)C<'ilPl to The fillnrdiun.

lilly other race is prollibited ill q |,i1

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sucir lliarl-ingcs by any lninn.-te, Q JIISLICI3 ‘lf Ulf’ 1'0fll‘0 n lllislielncalli

» ~ lr.

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IIIIIIZIIN NIINIIIEIIILS

IILIIIINNILI HUIISL

Special to Tile i2unrdiun_ I

UINU‘-IN. Fell. I3--~i.r>rd (`l:r‘/on ol'

Kcddlcston, ill u spcerll llcre ]~‘,_m,w 0\'0"iIli! ilu collstitutional issre 'id

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vocatcri a reformed House of bor, < wltll colol/vial '»melnllel‘.s il,-;,._,.,, 1-,,,|__n

rlild i`0pl'0H.':ll ill; ln,»t_|) |in|'§_ir35 U] |.,,;_ ities.

unuummnnmmn

QUEBEC, Feb il-Quebec will make A hid for a big shipbuilding plant, and one which is prepared to under- take the construction of the largest worships. At a meeting of the finance committee held tonight one of thc most important decisions reached was in connection with the request. lil.;-:h Russell, who had inquired as to

would establish a shipbuilding plant

yards here so as to be able to tender for the new ships of the Canadian 1 Navy. It was decided to offer an ex-

Nllllll IN IIINNI

BUHTUN. Feb. fl-Love notes, pon;

cards and anxiously worded tele.

0; {U`f1l’l1S. us well as hcl' own tale. will

be

what privileges the city would be` of willing to grant to a company which ,$50

f r

in the port of Quebec. ‘ The company desires to establish his

used by Miss Mildred M. Elliott Allston to establish her claim to ,000 balm froln Fny li. Kendall, whom she worked as stcuugrapii- 8110 who she claims has failed in promise to marry her.

“You are mine,” "You are mine 0l”0Vl'Y."’ are two oi the oft recur-

ring sentences in the letters which

°mPtI0” from taxes f°" t“’°m'Y Y“'afS Miss Elliott declares 'she received

an well as a liberal bonus should the I company locate here.

IINIIIIN NNN IINSIINN

"The only some oi w ich the

rom t’he attorney lor whom she

worked(

“Baby” and "Sweetlleart," and

woman I ever loved," me the burning exprtsslons former stenograpllcr de-

(Uuntinued on page 2.)

IIGNIL IIN NNNIINNIIIIN “"3” se"°"E°‘i“"“"”

l.o:~:Do:~.', res 9--A convention 'lm

been signed by' Great Britain and Austria-Iiungary, providing that, difi- erences of legal nature or relating to existing treaties that cannot be set- tled by diplomacy, must be referred to the arbitration court at Tile Hu- gue, when these do not affect the vi- _ tsl interests, independence or honor I’ Of the two countries and do not con-

cern the interests of other poivers. q

LUNCH' HNUN

l’0Ii'l`SI\lOL'Tl~i, N. H., Feb. 8-In-

teud of voting their uoonday meal, Arthur Spinncy and Edna Spinney of Eliot, Me., employees of the Gale

hoe Conlpany, took their hour to

~ visit (Iitv Hall today, wllerc they re-

C questcci fliiy (`lcrk Guy E. Corey to.

I urrv and tie the matrimonial knot,

h as

they had to get back to work.

They returned to the factory as

lmnn and wife and completed the

d

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HALIFAX, Feb. 9-Rev. Canon F.

ay's work. The parents of the bride nd groom had no knowledge of the

marriage until the wedded couple ar-‘

H. Almon of Halifax, one of the old- rived home at night from tile shop.

est ministers of the Anglican com- munion died tonight. He was the youngest brother ofthe late Senator Aimon. For nearly fifty years he has been a minister of the church. In his early life Mr. Almon had a parish in

LLLEIIIIIS IIBHIS

N()R'I`I~I SYDNEY, Feb. El-'1`-he

Jamaica and his last church was close of the civic election campaign

Trinity ill this city. His widow sur- in lives, A son is Rev. Herbert Alnlon gil

North Sydney this ,VGBT was mark- by more bitterness than any CMU*

of Merriton, Ont. Mr. Aimon was in pnign in the town’i=l history, alid1`run\ his 84th year. During the last ten seven 0'eiock until midnight Tue.-:dey years he has been the secretary of tho night the,-9 vm-0 free lights in A doz- Nnvn scene Auxiliary of the British en .infe,~@n¢, plneesl the belligcrfuts and Foreign 'Bible Society. His ill- hcinmpriiielylnlly sympathizers of the ness lasted for about o. week. mavoraity call:iidntes_ Even persons

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who were never suSliCCfCd °f~0“Y Pull"

cixltsilu, Nev-,, l.~o,_ 1:;-'rue intei-

ml1J`!'il1ge of whites alld Jnpnne.-L. W.

IILSULIS Ill

Canadiens Win from Quebe And Maple Leaf Teclnl

Special to The Guardian.

the .\’fontrco.i Victorias and the (lt

NNI INIIILIISI

Ill INNNIIIGNIIIIIIN

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INIl]IlILIIll` INN

PARIS, Feb ' 9-The two men,

firouit and Iiellcnger who have been buried ina marie pit near Rouen for nearly thirteen days have been rescu- ed. The squad of engineer soldiers who had been working night and dn driving u shaft parallel to the one which collapsed, reached the impris- oned men at one o’clock in the morn-

Bqiienger was taken out first and

hurried on a stratcher to the malrie. (irouit was then brought to the sur- face. They were both in fairly '.,ooil health :ind spirits. (lf thc fool ici. dovrn to them' they had still two ten pound lfmvcsi of bread. Four candles remained, and thcv had never been in darkness. They had suiiered chiefly from thirst and cold as the cider lowered down to them had given out sonic days ago. They had to quench their thirst with the few drops; of t h'l trickiei tlllou l ti

mar e.

In order to keep themselves warm

they had started to dig their way through the marble and had taken out thirty cubic metres. Unfortunately, tileyhad dug in the opposite direc- tion to that from which assistance was coming, so that their efforts did not aid their resellers.

They had completely lost count of

time. They were of opinion they had only been a week undcr ground, while in reality it was nearly tllirteen

DAYS 0F WOOLY WEST IH

NEVADA ARE NUMBERED

CARSON, Nev., Feb. 9-\-Nizvnlrlas

days as the surviving remnant of the "wild and Wooly \vcst"a1‘e number- ed if in addition to closing the gamb ling hails, the legislature prisons bills now in'committce, doing e'.vay with the wide open liquor laws, pro-

|\Bg|_|5HED m SCHOQLS ghd IUOWI ff" “'°““I°' D“'I“" th” liiliiting can sale of elgerets, prohibit-

tntlon of Ornngclnen yesterday wait-

8

ronovro one Feb 10-Aaenl til"

y elle wni-fi two pelliulr MOU' WHS

r-cnfle of continuous turmoil be-

the rival factions, and scraps

een _°

became almost monotonous in their'

ell upon Sir James Whitney and Hon. fmqm-ne-,_ The strife, however, ended Dr- Pylle, Minister of Education, to with mg i-pine of the day. and y0=‘~

llsk that religious teaching; be ahol-

ilistic propensitics shed their coats

_ Y. . `

‘ A , _ ., . ~ l- .

lshed in the schools of the Province. There was rt dlvel-sity ‘of opinion lv “m0nfZ the delegates, some favoring m

tc~d nil wus quiet.

l ay _ ` A llenever they find themselves ln a hjcfiey in the board. Sir James

the total abolition of religious teach- `hitncy said the E0V0\"““'_‘°“t “'"“I‘I

"iii, while others mcrel wanted thc

w - ' ii i curtainlv not abolish rclliZl0~-5 t"‘9‘l'

Catechism teaching prodibiteci. The ings, but if the regulations iverev \‘lf_>- leqllcst was the outcome of the situ- lated the government. would investi- utlon ln a Peterboro country school, gale.

where thc Roman Catholic trustees lfllllolnt u Roman Catholic teacher LI

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inard's liniment cure! RUE” in °0“"‘

GEMENT

Encaunn

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When we are encouraged in our Wurk we invariably give added at- lcntlon and energy to that work. En- "°“"l1svlnent, therefore, is mont de-

nol.. We should give ourselves eli-

. , ent, Rnd give ourselves so

Egaléggsixxit, when it is not forthcom-

ing frol ‘- in the world could discourage us ill

rl other sources, that nothiup

“hir-ily a constructive ieree, and elle least-

nlloulii be placed in action at every available opportunity. We should en-

lt is true, however, tilat the mlm

W ins mini in himself. who #upri-

h I

collrage others as we can though it einges himself and who is constantly II? "ecessary that we be'thoroulri11y eneouraslus himself- Wm ”’° 1°” ""`

'“"°<‘P=‘. End base our good words "D011 real merit. Everybody, however,

“HU hover bu dt 'a loss to find some- ‘f

tlllnlc to encourage. y But we. ournives, must not depend w fue much upon tim' encouragement of u

ceivc coliiiclence. BT\Dl`0'3I*3U0" “nd en" C0

'"8 Home merit. ‘either in the activo|is, "" I" I-he potential state, so that welto

ment in abundance. The law

urlrigge that you are at-1'0"! 0U0“Kh stand upon your own feet, iaith-

nl enough to clle.mpi0l\» Umlidcdl our own purpose and Pla". “nd We 0|-ld will soon come in and work -ich you. All things are born wltll

°th°|'H- We should H6 stlihciently an inherent desire to want to help

“mils and he-ie gllnleient iaith in our purpose to turn our whole life

n r v»s that he can lleip illin-

W Nt]-Ilia) Nnuch gathering more,

und pm-pa” in" th' “nd”-“king wo strength attracting more strenzill.

”°°k tv promote, ragnrulm ei wife- l ther we are encouraged by otllars or

of to him that hath shall he given.

...G rent Tllollgh ts.

ing gambling in any form and rc- quiring one ycar's residence as n qllaliiication for divorce.

With the introduction of local op-

tion and high license bills ill the as- sembly yesterday this long list of blue laws confronts the old-time rc- sident. lleform measures are further r|;pl'eScnt.cd in amendments providing for the initiative, referendum and re- call.

CAN SEE TROOPS WITH

ILLUMINATED BULLETS

liiCItI.lN, Feb. 8~--Manoeuvres of

illc most interesting nature took place on the parade grounds lust night, at which n recent invention in the form of rifle bullets, which tllri\\v a, brilliant iight when fired into the air, was thoroughly trsted.

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U'I"'1`1‘-WA. Feb H-The ‘total imrni- I

gl-:ition into f`o,n!lda for the eight I

t-:gilt months, April to lvovember in- the streetllast night when he took on

elusive, of this fiscal year, was 243, `

171. ns cornpzlrcd with 150,256 for the N W same period of tlle.last fiscal year, an

increase of G2“percent,

ing. ‘

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n _INILNINNNNIIIISL ,III SIIIUNIINII ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,;,;,,',,,,,, ,,,, ,,,

Sidewalk. Another

C Burglary Reported

IWSHGII Yestfffilliy by thc Nevada if-,KI ' IOSQSIIII Br00I(I_yn - S{;ie'N`IalJ,I(;H1Nh,e (IINIZIIJIIIIIIIISI-J. lfoyden lslnture. It makes the performance ol _"___ ' . Thomson, of William Thomson &~ Co.,

,_ » ` Slipped on the icy sidewalk Saturday

- and fell breaking his leg. He will be

confined to his house several weeks.

.\loN'l'ln-lAl., l-1-li. 13-'rue Cana- 3"°"II “ws & 0"" Lid-~ have “C”

:liens tilgiltcncd their hold on second ggllgsgirprgggggs %I:1kK;xnail St" east

‘place in the National Hockey League King and? Germain Street. I Lomax c

srrii-s by a victory over Quebec last I -"-_ six Jfootuloi: occupied by Walter nillllt with thc score of 3--2. .fvln-¥'» “We er “'95 l"\U`°Ilfl»S0(I f1`Um nf lt f ‘ l't' .' i`b‘i " h

Z\'ii.'W Yillili, Feb. I3-In a fast ex- l"‘d.’w'E Reade' (_"'t'ta“"“‘~ Th” adlfnflillil Le) or ben mm, I L I sa!/b 6

tm Wrmd H M `l I _ bulldnllz. occupied by 'p_ H. I-fail and

- - » lr me a ap c .tai seven 1,¢,n,g 1;,-een was Hucu, ,1 . h

_ . v e on a .I9 rlf-lied from the star hockey teams of year lease from Major Hall. (ul the printed an anonymous letter nverring

_ expiration of (irc-en’s lease '

V ln i913 t

tll\v1l. Vliilliidcs were d€'.eZlted by the ;!\‘§¥dir;nc(§;er€; aa1;`lfJtd1ix(‘)nbi|\§)0sftoTY n ('rl-scellf. .-itllictic Club of Brooklyn with me resin Om y ect'

_ _ P t c er this will

*ll Satllfuuy ulsrlil- hy 8 Score of 6-5. give them one of the finest retail pro-

perties in town and the extension will enable them to bring their whole- snle and manufacturing depnrtmenes under the same roof.

Although there are at present five

burglars in jail awaiting trial ano- ther odcn'ce of the same kind ivan' committed on Friday night when (`

unumuewwmmee

ohbcd

The police have no ciuc.

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l"(ll?.T WILI..IAI\I, Ont., Feb. 8--To

I-.ella of the New Ontario forest lvhlrll have been ills sole companions

_ ffl’ Iliff DMI. _four yearn, John Beck, ° _ about 40 ycnrs of ngn_ garimd in when her screams attracted help.

' _ crudely fashioned cont Lind tl‘ous€l‘s

t \\ ll D

of sliims, ‘wus taken tbrn 1i‘m-- 1; _ iam from \`erm‘iilion liay. about 1011 miles nortllwest of this city, to Kc- noru, where he will be committed to nn institution for the violently in- sane. "

Since the winter of 1907, when he

lost part of his hands while dynamit- ing for fish, Beck has lived in the lvii-dcrness near Vermillion Bay, o new station of file Grand Trunk Pac- ific. Altlzo his identity and place of abode, a crevice in a rock 20 miles from the nearest dwelling, were not li til f- l -

trict. Fleet of foot and es waxy as

ns e ow men to apploacu him. At

Ho was finally captured after it des-

perate stl‘il:;r;ic by Cnlladiun Pacific

He had existed during the four years on raw fish, rabbits and fowl, which he snared or killed with stones or

io'ned for him were found only a pile of dry leaves, two or three drie.i skins and a pile of stones. Nothing is known as to his antecedeufs.

BRANDED LAZIEST

MAN IN TOWN

I3AI/I`II\fl0F.I‘}, Feb. S--Henry Norm-

'an Crist, arrested for non-support, b

was i‘ral\rlcf.l by Magistrate O"~Icill as the “lnziest man in town." A I

Accordillg to Mrs. Crist, her hus-

. band slept 17 hours a day, spent

four hours sitting by the fire srzolr- ling his pipe, an hour and ie, half in Ieatlng, and the other ilmn' and n half in visiting.

position picking flowers off a century

O Neill: I suppose I would, if its a light job." _ lie thought it was too

and “too strenuous to catch fish.

THE LARGEST SIDEWHEELER

DE'I‘ROi'i‘, Fell. 8-I lu-..' ln.».~=el:-

gcr steamer, to be the llll‘_i_=,'c>:r. side- |v:hecler on fresh water, and costing between n million and '|. l iliion und n half dollars, is to 'ln Eluilt for I+-

and in expected to be colltlnctcii lor within ri few days to :he tircae I.ale~ ,es I-Inf,-ineering Works. The lzeiv lost will pe 470 feet over ;l'l, ani ‘nrealtll (wer guards of 93 feet. floth the utcrn ruddcrs and wireless eolllplurui ‘will be of steel construction .>hro-lcll- out. The new bout will he named the (Tity of Detroit, and will go on iilc Cleveland and Detroit run.

Minnrd's Linlmeni. cures Dlsiempcr.`n,clnck 'JMR morning it was mrm

IPRUPERTY ILIIILNNIIIN IS

811 llppearanres ns wild as the deal- ching for something with which to

1 hit his wife, grabbed her, snatched

nown un a cw rays ago, be iv,-.1,, The Canadian stcamers sailing from feared by construction mon and the this port in Couétillg S€I‘ViC€. i11C1U\T- fclv lumbermcn who visited the dis- ing two stanmarg belonging to gh.,

G

nn untamed beast, ,he never alloivcii Seven 5¢¢.a,,,¢,-5 (Lmving me nag 0; i' fli -r ‘ ' t '

the sightof n human being he invnr- about to be con-,~¢,~tcd into 0;; buf.

, ' lably vnlilsilcil ln the dense bush. new

, _ occasionally comic to this port L~e~`

WB or W ICI 1 _ H] My Railway Constable Ball of this city, longing to the pmtet Sound Nm.ign.|

I ' and n Dominion constailic of Ignscc. tim., Comlmny' y,,,._.,: been “Hmg ,mi

fuel very sllccessillily for two years past and _the tests made and repor- tedb iet lwhvti-

ciubs.- In the house nature had lash- any sgtiggége 5:; $252533 c§n?p,,_:,/

ies that oil is not only better but vastly more economical than coal.

which cali at this and other Pacific ports, have used oil for years. |

babie the locomotives of the Pacificl division of the Canadian Pacific

,1,1yS_ . Railway may also be converted to

.SIILLNIIIH

Prints a Letter on the Marriage

Special to The Guardian.

Myiius, the I.iberator’s _London

hut a Catholic priest performed the Ileged inorganic lnarriage of King George.

SPNNNII] WNL WIIN

NLN IIWN SLIPPLN -IIN NIWIIIIIN SIIILII

A‘rl.AN'1'1o slov, N. J., Fell. ll-

Harry Wilson, a young married man, set rt new style in wife beating on

his \v'iie's slipper with which to spank her.

“The two started il quarrel on the street, and Wilson, after vainly scar-

H her slipper and was beating her

Police and citizens parted the col:

of the rescuers started her llusband. He was locked up.

CIINNIIINN SIINININS,

BLENML IIIL LNINIILNS

VICTORIA, B; C., February 10--

rnud"l`runk I-’:'."iflc Railway and

he Canadian Pacino. iiaiiway, _arc all

Two American steamers which'

Several Japanese turbine linens,

It is even intimated that it is pro-|

NINE NIUHGI

Reviews Recent trial and

i‘AliIS,' Feb. 13-In tile Liberator

yesterday, Editor James, in' an eight olumn review of the trial of Edward

proposes hereafter to try the case in is own time und his own way. He

55 '<2 ge 55 K é Q.

2591351

I WIHELISS Hllillllll

ills lllillll

Special to ‘The Guardian.

claimed that the world's record for wireless communication between ship and shore was made yesterday when amessage was received here from the steamer Korea 4492 miles away,

The message came faintly but could

be distinguished.

The operator repeated the message

and received O. K.

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BIINIIN HIIIHSIIHILII

IIILU SIIUIIIIIII

Special to The Guardian.

VIENNA, Fell. i.'i-Baron Alboriz

Rothschild died yesterday.

}ic had been in poor health evcrl

since thc sllicific of his son, iiaroni' Oscar flothbcllild. _

LIINII NISINNNL ~l

san Fnnncisco, ren. 1:l~lt inll

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KIND WILL ALLOW USE OF FIN-GER BOWL

At the Royal Table after System Had Been Aboiished - |50 Years

_.__

Special to The Guardian.

LONDON, Feb. 13-King George will

|101. during coming season, insist, gg has been custom hitherto, on the air sence of finger bowls. These conven- iences were banished from the Royal ltabie n, century and a half ago when the adherents of the Pretender w6r¢ wont to drink tlle health Of tho "King over water" by passing their Wlllll E18SHes.ucross 'the finger bowls and thereby signifying their ndhgp. ence to the old regime.

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SIN INIIILIII BLIND NGNINSI HICIPIIIICIIY WIIH UNIILII SIIIILS

wmmuu f

unnumj

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I5i‘]Rl.il\', Fell. E-(iernlnny's thre:f

most influential men Enipcri-.r \\'ii-’ ilam, imperial Clmncelior \'<,»iiv1i;.¢_h~, man-Hollweg, and licr llnliin, cha' Atlalllic -“I1Il‘-!‘i1i_L' king, have polvcr I ful rivals in 11 trio of worreu.

Frau Krupp and l<`l‘.'r.'. .~_-trl-.ml loin

sway over a larger nrf.lj.' of \:or.er.; than any other two matllntcs in "ill: Empire. The former, is the hcud ol' the famous lil.-'sr-ll firm of gunlIlunii's_ 'I`iie_sceoud, tllmlgh les.; known, lin.- In. :.;lli mifflllier frlrr-c o, cull’-loyecs :it

lc and the wife protested when soiileI2]'icJ,,I;;'t:k ‘md (MI in UN HIIIAIA minmrf

lint the lno~r influential wonlisll ini

the Empire Ir; Frau Simon, who in- Il0!'itCd I-‘~‘~`o isreat newspapers, ti\e` ll`rr~lllrf\lert'.' Zeitung and the Kcon-I igsoerger Allgenleiile Zeitung, iroml her father, Leupold bliillllinlnllll, \~llo' during his life was lillolvll as "the' Ifierman press King.” Frall Simon is a denlocrat and on that account bc~I stows most of her attention on the' Frankfort pulllicationl-l, which showsf Socialistir. tendencies. Nolnlnaiiy; the destiny of the paper, which fol-f lows the (Jolofne. Gs-_7e.‘t;\ :l point. oi, importance, is presid d over by Fraui

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publlsncfl without ll-_lr kziolvleilge. Il

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I(

New lvllmolio, Conn., ree. s-If

Living the iifc of a recluse for years,f and seemingly almost destitute:

years old, was appraised today atf $31,000, rl greater portion of it beilliy in cash. (lf the money S5000 was found secreted in the house ill which she lived, and n. portion of this was so decayed that it has been ue thc

urn oil. I

DISCOVERY IN AFRICAI

LONDON, iw. io-nnmors of mel

discovery of a hitherto inknown ani-I rn ~

ai in (Ientral Africa by Dr. 'i`rovcs `

Asked whether he would accept e §F,t_ Richard I_ydckke,_ to WMU, Bro MIDDLETOWN N Y- Feb R_Sit_.

'r~f<i,-l-cu. l~_'f`-`,

plant, Urn-:t replied to Magistrate m:;"g:rBiI; jO\I;];`1__'l‘_ c;nIt._,;I,,It.lnl, at the sviltcllboald ln thc t le

I H in which it is said: "We just olltuilv;

, _ V _ _ ed additional information of a my.:-3

l"'I’°"“’“S "““I‘ V’ Bene 0" H I“,‘,y' tcrious animal inhabiting the iakcs‘

of Central Africa. The natives coll: it o, wats-r elephant on account of iii!

quntic habits. M. Le Petit ore of

a . I the explorers sent by the Paris i\1u.-;-, cum of Natural liistory informs me

c is at Tomhninflyi, on the llorllle.rnI

h _ shore of Lake Leopold, in the liei-I iginn Colligo. Fire of these nnimnlsl

` lted at .ft di~ltun"e of 500 yards

ha . -

trol; and Cievclnlld Navii;.-tr.i.,H <f»_, from M. Le Petit, enabling him f.oI

observe thcln for silntl- seconds befr>re.' they plunged into the lake. 'Tile trunk l and cars are relnarkal~ly short. Tm 5 neck is longer than the elcphaut‘.~l.l The height docs not exceed above six! fcct. There were signs of tllsks. The nnimnps footprints in the mud \\'erv\ very different from an elephant. T lc, natives readily distlngllish them. 'lhel animals catching sight of the travel-

Searclilfgllts and rockets also wer: I .......i.._._.ua-... ler, pllingcd 111110 U10 WUUZY. \€f\\'I\1iI;q fm' 'm\`0`w mpmbu, in the Nrw

lltilivefl. making every movement 01 QLD w|]'|| sag" only the summits or their heads and -'m- . n .HV d. A t _ the troops across the snow-clad coun- c trunks exposed. T'l`hey ds\;/nirlri to tll‘10I;£’;I; l?:’;fi“‘ ;“.‘N IIE((_u;§‘:‘_';"'°1‘:::“‘;:\\fz'€f;;

fry plainly vis~illl1e. The-niiiitagy nf- TORONTO’ FHL 1a__N5,_th ,md yrpjraosigetsllulxé 0l‘1`i;]r;;vc; :i ;l_§olSnlmi_y ,don tn- B~r.mk»~ in “Nw lm AWN 3" fllc]l;igs();rl:}=r;tz3:l;EB secrecy on e rc nnrtlxcast winds; moderately cold Manny prec,” to ,cave A0 doubt mlnnd in ,, chnrmtmsuc mmm. dc,,,,,,__

“mh light local mowfaus' the existence oi the animal, wliateverled him:-elf interested lu progressive

l its zoolo ical affinities'

'rue lowest temperature recorded ;'f£;n,,dI)°m ,l.m‘,eMa§t_-» ‘gressive <‘_l\,-;,,e,,,,,,“.,»- I

YPHI1¢`I'dBV W3! fe" d9!T0€S Gboge Zero "We must not ict the bi‘:;ots on ei- and the highest was twenty-t The c- ' ‘ther aide living nn_v troub c to uit ill;

The luinto inn Picton nc 1.00 snti l">\'¢~ Tim °0l‘1‘*“* "°°“"‘°“ ‘Im “"" §_°ldz_LsQ¢-d.--__A___adv°_L§T'D¥_n}§_fllnierii-n," li- e».i~el_nili-il. I

“Nav morning for Ggorgetown ang '~‘i0\lS hi'-tht WHS S€V°U¢0f~‘n dflgfffe-* P# *-(°°rlT6[.,“f§t`é“'f(,'\T`6\fl'i`§iY\f~]{{§;\y§'_>\` 'W The letter 1-nine ln r:.spoll:;e to Mr. dockéd at u_30_ She bronght nn. bore. At 9 p, m. last night it was .-;-_~_;--;f»__~;~;~_-v?:;;:;::;~;;:-;;;v.:'51 gm‘,q,l\',; pry-.ni ifwp-.f~.-at that __(`ol. riav's mail. Hhe did not cross yes- '-ff" d“f¥"°"-“ °I’f""“ z°‘""~ _ l4`lRE3H E(3(’5~ 22°- E595 IU" hm* ,iloo:°u\‘c`ii sneak ln iirno on “l.`lvic‘ teljday but ],,a,_,(,S this mommg at The lcnlzlh_ OI t0dl1Y Will he WH U11 18°- I'M’_"5d0" H*""`“|‘I5_rlplltcol'tll~:.s." l\'lr. Hriitll told him .L00 mr \-,,c,m,v hours and sixteen minutes. $1.00 pails, Dry fodllsi; at Tantou fn tin- people of i’..~no had ullllscrlreii

The Earl Grey ‘PH ,;c0m,,¢_0w“ Sabi 'l‘he,sun sets this afternoon at 5.24 y "_ V J* _..-»-iidiil. l5\U,f,,) f,,,. R \'_ “_ ig /\_ \l,mp\\nz` in urdny morililigat 7.00 for Picton e.n.i "Hd rlscs tom<ll'_l`<“"' ‘“f'_"“’“‘f “i 7-04- V *fi LET, that desirable rcsi¢.ience»,`l0 days und the most nf-,tive worker arrived there nf. 3.00. She remain d Tl" '“""“ "W5 “"3 °"e“‘“l'- M on Upper Hillsboro Street. inte--,was l’_ i.. l<`lnlli;ran,va Latbollc _and in Picton nil day Yestrrday and 5-‘IV ly occupied by I.. H. Beer; possession "nlcmbcr of thc national rcpllbllcun leaves this morning at 7.00 foi~` Phe Qilldeif- :Hi 1\IKh_i Mid “il lu given at once. Apply to T. I.. Alt- committee.

(ict.rgetown_ 1t:;Ciw<l>`_;(;;t £1 :h;“(;‘;';5p;‘\'_?{:dz:`;"é hen, 7 Upper Hillsboro St. 10-Zdtf. Loi. Roosevelt wrote.

ten degrees above zero and at three Minn;-d's Linlment cures Diptheria. "lb-_nr Smith: I was mighty gla

fnitcd I-itatcs ireflsliry for rcdelnp- . tion. "Old Mold Williams," as she

cllair, and her body was not discov-

ered i`or dll hours afterward:-'_ She has I

orlannron ovenncnns I

Simou’.'s two sons, but il.; lady hcr»I ,,

. _ , _ ._

self sees that notlling t-.iceptlunal is,

\\r‘

:-i'r. .lllllt-:'_'., Nilily, nel., 9_<;0n.

licllllllllz the r_cint friendly under- stalliling reached nt Washington he- tlrccn the I`r.ltcd States and New- iolzllliiilzld o‘_".r the fisheries question, A and il;-c-l:=:'.~d llirnscll against recipro- city r.itll the l'ul:t-il States in Con- juxxction nltll l`nllL\.da, Sir Hubert llond, ftrlner i'r--mier of Newfound- land, and lt.~.1‘.r-li of the opposition, tllrrne ileliv(l'ed by the Governor, 'liltiruacii todny the spcccll from the rllr ll. (‘. lliilliams, at the opening of the coli.-lliai 'legislature last

night.

The fornn:-l' Premier urged that the

colony assume n vigorous, aggressive policy apjilinst Americans, and that I\':>\\'il»\'lirilnlul nlloulri disrrgard Arne-

rirnn imngfts und cajoicrlei.

lie, dccinl'c.l that menace was im-

;\ll<,>ii in the arguments of Samuel J. I<]ldcr,v of l3l,::_illl_ in behalf of the United Stains before the Hague tri- bunal in which he said Mr. Elder

, (Continued on page 3.)

IILIIIIINNI Illlll

~ BIN NLIIIIPLNNIS

Iil"IiiI.il\', Fell. T--it is stated in

llliiitury quarters that the strato- isfs have .some l;.is ring about al- owing tile flermzln parts of the *aria JollrnP.l’s= l’aris-lierlin~i2runsc]s-

,f’:s.rls 5.`>fl,fl0lJ sci--lplrlrlc competition

f Ito be fllll-.ll next _f»elll~rlcl'.

I lt is :'eurell thot the colnll~3Litfll's,

s;»cciali;.- the s.:li`.c.l i"r-.ilcli nvlntors

i Ivslzo are rxpected to pmticlputc l-f:\_\',

,J I cvcn ull\\‘ittlngl_v crors »lerlu:tu forts

.r fortified territory. it knowledge of lii:_~ll would bc of cstimable value to orcilrn powers.

was Miss Elnlna Williams,

r"r°'1<'."'.D 41/'$3.13

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nmunwu

i~'l<I\'~'i"fIli'i‘ Ni€\i':~3, Vu., Feb. 8- l'I.c ilrcaflnollgrllf submarine cruiser

I

Gm; known, died whim Hitting in alice;-I, \».»hicll when corrrpletcd will be

be larger-:t und most powerful Bub- nnrine in the lI:lited States navy,

h .rs was successfully launched today at

_.___ “U "ear el ' the yards of the .\'c‘:~ port News Ship-

iuilillng Vornpnny. Miss Marjorie .:l.l:e dmlrgiltnr of the inventor of

QF this type of submarine, christened the

icnt prolnpicd the eminent natural-, _“___ §v\~:=‘=ci in the rsescnre of a number of

phone exchange at i`lleB'tc-r_ Miss lit- ia Sanders. an operator, llcnrd a' message going over the wire telling of an accident three miles away in

ollicials of the lln\'_r :ind the building

onlpelly/_

JAMES WHITCDMB RILEY ILL

IEXINGTUN Ky., Feb. 8-Thai:

which two rncn had been killed. :ills I.Tnmi-s Whitcodlh Riley is very ser- wns interested nnd on listening to the l/»llsl\' ill is the word brought here bv

rest of the mcssllpe learned that lu r father, Edgar f~inndel‘s, a track super- 'I intendent for the Lclligh and lfiudsoll rniil'<lad, had been tzrollnd to _pl<‘l'C»\' under rl locomotive, f

§Jolln Wilson Townsend, the Kentucky

li:-itorieal writer, who visited Mr.

Riley in his llonlc in indianapolis a in-.~ days uno.

'File poet has been ill since last

The girl bf.-ld her p<`s‘. until .silo ‘.=,ll::':.;er. lie seems to have difficulty

was relie‘.'c'i by nnotll.r .\f`.cl';\tol‘. i

»--~-- I

n l~nco:_‘|»i:‘inig smile of his old frlendli. Ili; voice is weak, but his memory is

i\iil=ur<`l'n liinlrnout cll.'»~.- voids. Ric. retelltive.

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CIVIC RIGHTEGIISNESS

RENO, Nev., lfrb. fl- 'fheodorolto get yolll' letter. I shall come to

Roosmcit wliting to Senator Dix

politics nnd even more <0 ln "fro-

“Ncw York, Jail. Ill, 1911.

ulnciizci holiday, Apri `ird, at _.I . m., nlrl io lmllve nf. 12.45 midnight

Ilicno. I expert to arrive from Sun Il-‘i . l l . 9 5' In

‘for l'.lrtImlI, vin Oakland. I lust thi-iw up my han-_ls when I heard from yo-l l`ln.illy. Good for Senator Fianigplll. 'l`eli him how pleased I nm about the pert ile took in erect-

ing tllc \'_ hi.. (`. A. building.

“ln1cres\,i~d though I am in pro-

grcs;-\i\'e politics, I nm even more in- terested in what I may call ‘pro- gressive (`hristianity.' That is, in boring iflltllolic and Pr0t08tb.M'. loin in stllndlug on n square ethical bas- is. We have got to be againlt the Inlau who is it crook without gnv re- gard to whether hu is a Catholic on Protestant, and for the honest than, equally whether he is A Catholic or

whether he is a Protestant and wo must not let the bigots on eithcu side bring any trouble to us in Amer-

ii ica.

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