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irculatlon

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__-__________ cnARLoiTi=.TovvN, emacs anwaizn ISLAND C ' ns, frHu'i<spAir,,iis,aiiUA1;y___3, i_i',}`.', I'

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iiwiiiiiiiiii MAN F0 J iiiisiiii in

g IIE IIUNEHI

Will Carry S

Men and

Special to The Guardian.

1,.) $12 fc CL

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»<»ial to The Guardian. . I 'rne ' ' th (1 ~he f -_ S '1 I ' . . .\

LOND()-N. Feb. 2-The first Iii-itislii \ ,._v|)\-UH ,mt Feb 2_ThU§ K____ __ _\;omnn is c aug, cr 0 res }.;gi_l_a.GSt_;o0_"f!.'he JGl18.!_t_llan.. Specml to The Guardlam . Tm ,_e1eg,,H_mS wow dw,_,F_,Ch____ J

naval iili-ship will bo launched within 1- ,,,»,.,,`,,,,_,.,', in _jml 0']-_.hcl ` pwiah Ottawa Wbple and said this ’ am” a’ Feb' 2'__ LONDON. Feb 2-An echo of thc from Ff*lm0Ut11 I I MI

_ ' 'lv , ' ' \ ~

___V_a___aZ_____ _,___ H_g__ 3 W;0r_ Nmc__"upp0rt "fe Ma_n Declafad .;"_{;'ISut Fears _United States TWU Me" A\’l`.€5-,led and Lubmitefl l0l° 3 i EX_____S_____s mail as Not HIS W|fe--A Would Iiesent I_rAnd Tllai for Thus Trying °

-___ \ Maffiage Fake- Takes "°_R'sK British Elections

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I RCED _ iiiiiilii TELEGRAMS. 'siii iiiiiiiii A I WED WIFE _I EIVUHIBIEIII. WE,_EFOg(;pp_ _ iiiiui/ir,/up

IN A COUR_ PHIIIHENEE AND Puipmp

ii '

IIIUIISI

anker ard Senator, Aged 81 Lcfivcr. Fortune. of Five

` IVli.lionsl

X C

lar' Ei na ¢"~i'J ei-i». pn

If*-Il(/5':

pecial to Tie Gurrdian.

>.`\"l'l1I“.f.I.. Feb. 2---"i' George

__ _ew week$_ _ __'_f __c_________-_ I c___ ___ __ i;'___ an ,‘ court_ was her first intimatiidn-.pmt sliq was Syaking before the Royal Gomniis recent political ____ _ h They r_¢¢i¢e¢1'a`sensaf_i0,,,,1 Story of lil'-iiii::niiiii'i .rind ‘his in .r. .ig after

i th having de not. Kell 's 1 (il ll sion Miles Collect r General for th mlm' gn W" “ard - - I '-1-

Tlie nirshlll will carry a crew of _. , ~_ ,- 1 Sc l.1_ Y ew i. W e._ i _ . Q _ e _ a hostile demonstration again t -<“ -' for the Pllrliose of Patrollin tli _Sertm hx” lufe _astonmhcd the °°“"t' Jlldgc Phelan immediately ordered Jamaica C'°vemme“'f» Bald that IHOP- when Fred k Homer' 3 fmmer mem' I'-'l<‘.Vfl GB0l`K€~ E §_x___t__ SSB" , __ 8 e_liy aniiouuciiig that the wo_nian iva5_IKe-lly to Wed the Womgn and B 1i(,e,,_ ally he did not think the United ber of the Commons and a newspzip. .Um ,Mt____ publicly ____________ed ____ __-_

.H b of the Fi id t d U _fmt 1"* “U01 but he had tricked lmrisc “vas |_,,,,-,-iedly sent fo,-_ States should object to a friendly “_ ma" n“med_ Lambeth ‘Vere Wm' accnrac of tli 1 L iv!

It wi e g ype an ip t _ _ __ __ _ | _ _ t _ y _ _ c report am un in- _Mgest of its kim, in the _,,_.0____1 __x_ _\;1_to_;i___fakc iiiaiiiatc I5 yenis ago mi____i,_ dosed hm judlcial robesand arrmlgement between Jamaica and ‘id for trial f0F llhving IOYEGG quiry ci.-tniilished that the story had

~ . 1'- ' V' C (l,lJf tlll ` _ lZ8mSS8Htf,fLhDllM'l. H ' V

cept the Zeppelin inachiiie. _ _'ref;-.11-:.,;._,,;.,,.-;:;_ --- bB"°'m°‘l 31° °"l"€m0“Y~ _ ‘,‘I?,; ';_______‘;__1I"S'_‘;‘_‘;t;‘_’_;‘____3Q Sl;etf_;11§hf .- .1 ° e H y "'“ _l‘¥_§__~;‘_3_’}1__'1¥ H°"§|`-_ _ _in

I ii iuoiitii.; illiivss. _ Hi: !.¢ii'.'v-ii :_ i.. <i=.v.' .win Ihr( 1 sins.

_ ~ir' fi' i pl.».ifI .-lui/c ri

i~ 9:." I-:

_,__ __ _ llc was l'i'r~.=:ii”.f,iiL of ilu- liiink of oritrenl, niid ii niciiiiu r i the Can-

lian' Senate.

_ i 1; ¢_ th _ _ _0 e com- _---~ ~“----~_- iii

_Of clxgcygig iiiglflmexlslsosivlésfnagazllleI I i !f1U_ll}W WHS GEBIHSY- risking the pos- He was horn in l5dii.‘iurg, Scot-

] - sibility of American retaliation, but land in 1329 mid mme to Canada in , ,. if all the risks were eliminated, Ja- ` 1354.

maica would be willin to iv C - ' i

Mm IilliilIHiiiii_ Plllllfl 'N UlSlHHYlHIIllI_ IiliIigEiliii'erlIel an ...UHIWNIHIII iiiiiii is iiiiii

" IIIIE IIINIIIY IVIIINIIIIIIII LEAGUE PIIYEHS NIIHWIII EIIIISI "_

WOODSTOCK, N. B., Feb I-Franli

ll, llurvcll, M. P`., for Gurlcton, is sueil ii writ for criminal libel today against the wriiler of an article ap- pearing in the Wdodstock Press of Monday, January 17, charging liiin with being associated in business with tho Willard Kitchen (`onsl:i‘iictioii Coiiipnny. ihiid because of this inter- est selling, his constituents and di- vcrtini; the transfoitincntnl line from thc Valley route to the prcsenu one. A copy of tlic Press was sent thi i\Ir Curvcll at Ottawa und lie i.m_iiicdi- :itcly in.~.tructod Holi W. P. Jones of Woiidstica, to delnanil ri. rctrnctioii :ind apology ln the uuxl. issue of thc iii\\\'Spuper, falling which lie would ut

once `i.~;Suc a writ for criminal tibcl. _

IIIIH INII PIIIIEIIIHIS

_ IIIIH IIIIEIIIII

Theatre New York, Week of February 1th, l9l0

- i

So emphatic was thc public clniivior'

for seats during. the first week of licninaii 'I`liompson’s eni!HE¢_3“-\°_'_‘t “I the Fifth Avenue' Tlieatrc iii Joslig na Whitcoiri‘fi,” that the rriiirniilenicllt is still woiidcriiiL' :it its lr.:-lr of “' _ fiiglit in not contracting f°1_` fh1`°°‘ vrech.-: of the line old r iiiilnllll" 1'* .ictcud of two. It looks like cnpiicity for every performance during the sec- iiiid week of Mjr. ThoiiillS0"'f‘ Still? “- ittiii ' trihutc to the clean in diwiiii-

The i'r_-<‘»i\.‘ri‘y of the other children

IIIW IIIUIHU

l’I’l"l‘Slilli\l}, Ii`cli. 1--Ar. internat-

iiiiuil |'i~r.<ii~il iviis iiiiiilc nt champion- .~hip sk"itiii;.~,' i':‘.ci:s licru tonight, the iiiilc und liiilf iiiilci done in four niin- utes und Lou ~.~.c<'i.ii\ls by Roc, of Tor- onto, .\lili‘<itli, iii Dulutli, wus second :inil l¢‘is'lu~i', iii' i\Iil\V.'Ll1l<ec, third.

Iidiiiuiiil Liiniiy, the Saranac Lakc,

ilioy, n_;1iii=. o,ii'i'i<-il :iway honors, win-| ini? thu i-iir- :ind the five iiiillc ruccs.

Suiiiiiinryi _ i Une iiiilc -Iiiiuijv, first; l\ciiriicy,i

Nun, York, ;<ni~.»iiil; Iloc, 'l`oi‘iiiit<i, I

. , . . ,_ .,__- .

tlilrd. I`inic, Z. .io .i. A__ __ _ l‘l\'e inilc----Iiiimy, his., » fro 1,! siwonill; Finlicr, third. 'l`H\\0. 14-55» I

I -_--~&-*_-

M- -*- i i »w - .

~ - - ‘ - » - ' lto The u d .S third to The Guardian. . ~ -- YO_RK‘ Feb 1 M‘""'N~‘“°““] °pe°m “ at “"1- = 2-iii~SjSP:5:il.*? ‘i“.‘;‘“‘”‘;:. i... II:§:.i:f.i.iI:i.ii:;.;";;‘:.:’i:r“..fi°'" . H ,__ _ _ __ _ _'_ __ '___ __ '_ _____ . _ i.~ _., an.,_ ei. _ c _- _ _ _ ' ei'warre _oss o ie occurrc among the fish- ____i__?_f“f:__f___‘;"‘ ____';g_‘_1__€d gt ;_‘0‘___;“ ‘t'_;“_‘;‘_, _§i_ii__i:_If___i'ift__I_itr;_riiili;o_ri__::;i%;_l:_iig here was __1_§__5_<?_§:;\l)__)_’_€>l_1;;';>; __p;i._s_t_ ing fleets caught on the storm-swept niorning. . Eve,.y,_h,,,gc gwas b,,,.,,e3y` and thcigcnt application of the ruleebyum- c0;;es'b0di¢5 of ten fishermen we 'rn 'th ~ .; i . - ~ fe

______ c___n_ioc___c:_ __i_:z_i;i_i_l _ni_l_i_§eii found bank clerks had barely mme to eB_ pires, one hundred and iiiuotcen men, washed ashore at the Lofoden Isles. ~ - ~ _ ~ ca_p,._ _ _ . were bziiiislied from tue held und sub- Nine smacks manned by forty! mar-

ie <l'>\1UIfHl~ pended by Presidents Hevdler and. m' _ ‘

'ine poisoning was reported by I ‘ 2 Pnllimen. 1908 the arbitrato1's’ordered ` "

I3<.Iiruiitc, who says hc also wus poi- , I ' - '» -V13! 94 players tothe club houses and in

sour-il ' '

' i " " " T .~i' . } iy .' , and

the house was on fire and Behrantc I sovcntcon in I9o7. '.l.`l'ic Pittsburg team

viii: i'uiiiiiii_i; about in his night clo-I , _ "» had tho best believed set of men- Onlv

tins. ' sevcii of' its players were banished and _

----»----~----»»-~»-- _ . I none wrifieiidfifl- Ac<r0rdinr.: to figurei i __

r ' .. ' 0 _- 'i-.iii i 1 'iii.iiii.i'-.'- th N- » _» _ ,

IIIII IIIIIIIIIII ‘ '““l’°"f‘~“‘ Cm' ge '“ ‘W I ii;’i:i.i .1ii.i:.‘ .‘¢..i‘.i="i.i.° i.‘;“'i‘:.'i"fi.i.°f’i

I . I _ ' . ~ tl.\e_ti'eu.~iury ofthe Len ue f ~ 'b - < ~ ~ ' _m

~ - _ 1907.112. The lute H:i1°i'y Pullman

when llc iif\1,:libois first arrived uspenrled ‘sixteen il: ers iii 1008

. the Largest lnsirancc

SIIIIIIIIIIIS I ‘“““*“”“"' iiisiis ii iiii- _ __time.,3.».§.iiiii..1i;.._n

lime Provinces. __ I

(iii the first of February tliediusl-

, ness crirricd on by I-Iyndnian &- Uo.of itliis City became known as thc §"IIyndmaii A2 Company Limited" . having been incorporated by letters Ipatent. This is one of the oldest, if not the oldest; Agency in the Pro- vincc, having been established by F. W.,ldyii<lninri, thc President of the new Company, in 1876. The _ other Directors of the Company ai‘e J. U. I-iyiidiiizin, Junior partner of Hynd- nifin & Co., and T. E. McNutt, who lisa field the positions of Accountant rind Siilicitiiir; Agent, with the old fii-in, for tiic past tcn years.

I.-I'yn<liiinn & Co., have transacted

ii. ndrlitioii to n. .lcneral Insurance business in this Province, a lar e

iieqiiently eighteen of them were sus- liners are missing

IIIIIIIIM IIIIIK IN

h___v_____ 3 01 mls 9 stitutioni now is temporarily housed

` fl M00Tt§ate street, but perirancnt

__ _ _ _Phe bank is ‘Lapitaliicd with §&.i0

`.llT0.worth of radium, which it s pre-

I pared to “let out" in quantities' of

i _L00 millfgrammes at a. rate of $200

_ ` `0r one d_ay's use, ai;_d_§or each sux-

-_ -*milieu ay a one-I a per cent on

1 . _ _ __ _ hc valuc of the amount used. Since

___ie1;'\A}§§,XIL_fs§é,n&2g"he,]f;°l;;,];m_G;§ for -an.ordinary operation fifty milli- parts of the United States to attend gnammes at leastwnuld to sufficient, thc funeral of the late “King” Rich- “ut would cust allotlt $4"000 lf pm' ard Harrison who _“cd on January chased outright, it is held that the

26th at n“1ehvme_ MisB_ tgréigrs of hire are comparatively

_ ` “We have been besieged already ‘hy

- :ustom-Urs." explained the manager;

‘chiefly medical men., of course, for vhose use the bank was particularly

( organized. Apart from getting the t eqdircd radium, the whole thing is

iupreniely simple. There is no need

_._ - ' :if spacious strong boxes. As $500,000

._§ `

_ =;f5___

ff" _-a-3’ "‘*-l f"T_1 Cf/J

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Tc -J .‘_';-? ,_-7..., i A _.

Iiil ISIN

Special to The Guardian.

_ PARIS, Feb. 2-The flood situation

continues to improve rapidly. ‘

With the exception of the .Iavel

quarter and a few isolated spots on .

the left bank the waters have al 1

most wholly receded from the streets ___ ____

of Paris. - I

The retreating waters have 1-vpn" " ‘ '.:‘p€CI.il to Tlzc I. .' ."lIu.n. yawning 8°PS in U10 P&V°m°11f= Whi1° iii:_»\i<e:siiiiiifi, ._ ifci,-_ 2»f_\1iit the wi'cclm_ge indicates now ini- ii.__ __ I I' __ ._ ., . _,wer mn from its normal cO_____se_ _\.i_li.-.i.. iiii ig; fini.. ii .on euoits it

?____.__.; _ iiiiij; i,c r:':i:;j.' l‘.'.;:i': .1 rc thc Bro'».\'-

' ' Ider mine _vii-lili; up ti# odirn of the

I ` ‘_ _ U ` In"_'.:i \ci'.o:r» li\:_'.=: \\'rii'l‘ .;nif\'rd oL`t in

tiic ex,-lf_:=ioii yeislcrdny.

wiiiiiiiii ii ixiiiisiiiii

,Cu L ti .

I I iii inc hundred mcn in t`:.c m‘nii

i\\'i'_rn thc di.~t1\_5trr took plfif. :_.i1".

ST. TI-IOMASQ Unt., Feb. 1--’I`lic tli:.::. <._».ii~ iE;ii'il_iii,'._'e pcrl l1C_‘..

residence of Hem-y H311, Hig~hga1;@_1 !Cx<‘__~._t_ fini* niiiicrr; \'-'oi~i=_nj»Z nc =_i' was completely blown Irom its foun-il-ll" ‘enum in UW mst *¢“*'i`l' '-‘WI “""-» dation Srnday night by mi cxplcsion HHIUY Of thmlf m“""‘-'Ted ft" ”"""'“m`_' 'fr George Hall, the son had gone to the \W`\`f> l`Yf\“f1l1*» 'fl T?`_` " ` "1 Winn" “ cellar for some applegand lirzhtingdcw ::;i.ii‘.I;r_s ::f.cr ii; - inslon. the e. match a fearful cxploeion followel 1"¥_\3"~'f "' ~" ‘mv h'“'° 9015 t,9““° any The' young m,an’s eyelashes ind hair " "

were burned to a. crisp and his frwc frightfully burned. As there is no uns in the house, the cause of the explos-

ion is il mystery. -

HUG I]WN'S 5.IIlIIi

_ PIYS IIII IIIIS

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NEW YORK, Fch. 1-There is ni

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_iiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiii iii iriiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiwiii Iiii iiiiiiii “ iiiiiic

Muiificiil Stiir sa s ' The

ZITI i"‘r‘~i

tic ui;'°t. Mr. Tliompson at sevi'|ily" ,ggvgn is the U11' ‘ " -.lfl mlm ill the world, and is nlri.-ni!_-, ,i .ii'i\\I! f<"‘ an claboriite production of "’l‘lic Old

l-loiiie.=itead" next season. lilo lo_vci= vniidevil1c,` but his nckt stnrrinit _ tour is undertaken to nicct the rc _

quests of tcmpcrancc societies.

IIIIIIV SlIlII‘IIS _ 1

I I

preachers, ncttlcmcnt \\'oi'kcrs niid_ numerous other devotees of H10 l'l`0‘I

ivi-1i'i‘n i'ii.i\1NS. N- Y-. Feb 1»_-

Iii ilic trio! iii thc riction of Mrs _\\ii~c 'l`liui~liiw Kinsey ncaiiist licr

viiilin' ul iff; niovcnicnt. All sorts oil

A ll _ _ __ .

i'iii.crtnfiiei‘s are down for Hl>l><"\l`il“~‘?0I iiiislirind \‘.’illi:iiii Ii. lxinsey, a lincii

Jrisli. _ ,_ _ ._ Iliarfd iienlcctcd to _take her _to _ Put Rooney. U18 Clcvcr son of n .ipcrn Iiiiiiso uitcr their iiiarriage as siiinr't'r`ri""sll‘c, and Marion llclli. Will lic did when lic was cnurtlnlx 11"" mid. Iircsciit their newest odcring "At UW tliiit lin strucl-: ln-r and locked lic-r_in_ Stand" and Put will iiitriidiice u<‘1\l`~;ii i-omni wliiiii she reinoiistrated withl ly ii score of Original dunciilii stliiis liini for not _uivillll l1L‘l`_ 0l1“_l\I»!l\ m<\l”WY to the joy of his audiences and the to inert lii_-i- .~=oei.'il obligritioiis. discoinfiture of his num'crous iiiiituf-~§ 'I`hr- im-i'cliiiiit entered ri ci~i‘iitci‘ "V53 Miss Bent will do her full slinrcj clinft-It* UU* Ill* `\VifU'_'lT-“ilk l\"'l S1""k' towards making the sketch eiitfrelyft-il rigai°ei,f.i-si Dl"U Ulu* *"0 had _ F' enjoyable. Laughs, laue,lis, lriu_.:h:<. ' violent. ti-iiipi-i' and on one oi~rnsi_oii_ \\'ill be the order when 'Hownrdlt.l1rvr:tf\iicd fo lillulfk ld” Il@‘\‘l "Il “"_I~h 'l`ruesdcll and (‘onipany fire .seen iiiiilie wigui- bowl. while. ilie.V_ “-`*-"_0 <l~_“'

".\ (loruer iii Hair," while the Nea-_ i|\g_ The couple were iiilii-ricd .-nii 20_ polit is, a trio nf lil li clues sliiireln. of Inst .Vl‘1\"~ \\’ill glbly render _nilzrnerous faviiritci Mr l§'iiisz-y broke down and wept selections from familiar operas. 'l"I1f‘i wlieii .I\idiZ<‘ |3991' Uskm h’~“ ‘ l’°th_"r ‘wcrind halt of the bill calls for .I_.iii<\.ii his “rife had not. lirol_ccii_ his lii_-n_i t._ "ml D°“lY. 8s the burlesque lieli'iio_Vsi He also told of mi _incident \\li.cl;_ in “Hotel Reckless,” s. rattling goiidi had occ\iri'eil nt the (iraiiiatnn lir-tc i rfiiiiliinatlon 'of \vagi:ci'y, singing iindl in lii~iiii.\'vlll0, \\'hcl`c llc >'ai»l__iluit hc ‘lmwlnl-C1 Phil Btaats, the clinnipion|fuu|iil his wife and two or tl.._ec eth- 300 pound monologist and pinnolo~ cr woiiicn drinkiiig in the cr‘..o. _He irist, in aboutlhall nn hour of witty said flint his wife drew iiti-ii--.ii with tnlking and playing; Zeng, Jiirilnn me i»ib<»i~ wiiiiicii to scc \_'.liici_i one und Xeno, ncrobats extraordinary, should be allowed DOHSGSS’-0" 'lf bl” who hurl defiance at all laws of izra-| nficctifilis. "Nl *h”*t ‘“_‘"t"""' Im." "II-“M002 the Six Ssmols, Japniiese won. Mrs liiiiscy <‘\l’li1_"""l 'If-5 ‘";_" l_1.VmnastS. and the new Keith and dent nftci'v.'iii'd._ f"*\__I;_lef1I»?__'__l_'_";l___ gm? 'roq 1; _ e _ _ drawing: wus o .. _ii

f»9_»=H_!9IfiQn_nietur s ___________ get ,_____ ,______,_and ,,_ M? he

GOES T0 OTTAWA.

- ' ‘ il k I out next Monday and may

____'I_h¢_~___§;t_t_i_iwa._ Free Innes of I‘riay_;oi;__er____________ _________r_____w ;_________

i...

I n Friday had

chaste' Gregmy’ the yommsterl A Tum" 0 lmlllfterfo had tnoulrh

from the Mari tme Provinces, Wm’ fha "’“"“'i"“ 2'- ".‘.,mw has been wicht Renfrew up ull n scnivui ‘WL I” 1",,‘,`,f“°°,,e,f;) 5]," °°l1Dlc"of days ag , is in ottawa. .make f“'° t°“']‘“‘ . k°y-[fn ln, v}H¢_ Rnd will he tried gut on the lr-cal soy. l""""k 1,“"'°_' r,,__Z______' ,__,_,r'y mlm' ‘Trl 0-bmw 5 °'?lY~ h°"°- mm emu' Miner" ('Nlg$lty“ l’atrd\'k Jor- extra man" 'si`nc§a`Karr went so iheluiinmiir. “"".' thiii? ii iucht on \‘UBDltal, and should be carryilhl "I-Illafb “ml l‘°“° 1,' 5,0 an _,n the least one more. (Gregory is u i<f>ofl.¢0 "’C“I’°‘*“°' B" F fam G,eg_ Wien n blindth centre. and izoes in way ff“'“ Q.“°l’°°', "ge _,N3 ,hc ,m__ ~-H <»l iiiigifii-if=#»if»~i~ »»= nr .::i,'i:i..i W... out simply because_ they were cairy- “GN _ml Hogan and _,n,,,m,

on me hill \vith.Mr. Tlioiiipsiiii, nndl meyohaiit, for separation on glollliils, It is said that this firm represents I\l\l>l>y indeed is the vniiilcvillc P0l'*' of ci~n<-l und inhuninn ti'catirieni.._l‘c‘{ Q19 _lafgvst *1E.`8I`°E8Ii0 Of Insurance fi.;-,imp whose name appears on the _.,i_,m.;il today before Justice Mills, (nliital <if_nny Agency in Canada.

.innie pi-Og;-ammo with beloved Uncle Mfg, Kinsey charges that lier bus- 0iie_ prominent feature of this Ag~

Incmomeur.u\u...unnry°1\l be "“"~ °"» _' ' .

Marine business in the other Provili- ces of Cnnnda; orders even coming _to them from New York and other points in the United States.

The firm are ,the autho-

rized Agents in this Pro. vince for Lloyds of London, England, thc pulse of thc Mercantile- Mririiie of the World: their appoint- iiient under the great seal of the <‘oi'1iorntioii being on exhibition in their offices, 61 Queen Street.

ency is that the Companies they re- present stand by them; (not one ycnr i'epi'esenting one set of Com. pnnies rind next year another set) which shows confidence in the ffrm'|~i Iliidorivriting ability. -Aniinng the many excelleiitntiom- pnnics they represent is the North British Mercantile Insurance Co. of Edliibiirgh, Scotland, which has been the largest in the Agency in fact thc N. U. & M. has 'i`uii.~inv:ted lns\ii‘niice on the Island naw form over fifty years. I

The following is a list of the nume-

rous concerns represented by Hynd- man &fCo. Limited 2- '

North British & Mercantile Fire

Ins. (Io. of Edinburgh, Scotland.

Union Fire Assurance society _of

London England.

Phoenix Fire 'Assurance Co. or .oudon England. Guardian Fire Assurance Co. of

London England.

German American Fire Ins. Co. of

New York. '

Atlas Fire Assurance Co. of Lon-

don England.

Hprlngfield Fire & Maryie Ins. Co.

of Springfield.

Royal Exchange Marine Ins. Co. of

London. I

' Mannheim Marine Ins. bu. _

Marine Insurance Co. of London

England. _

Royal Marine Ins. Co. of Montreal. Dale .it U0. Ltd. of Montreal. Great-West Liife Assurance Co. of

Winnipag._ - _ _

Employers Liability Assurance

Corp. of London England.

Home Plate Glass Assurance Co.

Standard Life Assurance Co.

Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. Intercolonfal Coil Mining Oo. Ltd, Lloyds of London. England.

The Boiler Inspection and Ins. Co,

UHICAGO MARKETS.

I CHICAGO, Feb. 2.--(Speetal_)_.

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iliiig -.vithin three feet of his opponeii for- 26 nii,l.iis und allowing him to muki the pace at all times Dorundo Pietri th. Itniliun Marathon runner, went to thi front in the lust two- laps of his rum with Johnnie Hayes. of' New York yesterday and won by twenty six yards.

PARTIES THINK _

COAL POSSIBLE

Some .days ago a party from‘ Klng’s County handed over to Lieut- nant Gpvcrnor McKinnon, Charlot- tetown,,sevcral likely looking sam' ples of _:lump coal taken from the premises of a person in that county. The samples have been sent to Ot- tawa for analysis and it is expected' that in a few days word_ will lu- rr ceivcd as to the result of the Libr ernment, inspection. Despite thc du ferent reports lately given in th. press ol this city on supposed dis coverfes. of coal in different localities in Kingfs County it seems hard to convince parties who have made dis- coveries that there is not' coal in the province. That their hopes will be realized is the earnest wish of all

provihcialists.

RE(`-TOR REFITSFIS _

T0 TAKE HOLIDAY.

HALIFAX, Feb. 1-On Saturday evening a. delegation from the cor- poration of Christ Church, Dart mouth, waited upon Rev S. J. Wood- roofe, Rector of Christ Church, and asked him to leave the pulpit and the town for six or eight weeks and take 'a round trip to Mexico for the bcnefit of his health. So overcome was the rector with the suddcnness

of the request and the kindness ofiy

\vort'h of radium takes up no more #Date than a duchess‘ tiara, and as .ve start with but $250,000 worth, the _uestlon of space is not a pressing .ne.- But the getting ut the stock in

rade is the difllculty.

f "I-Iitlieir to the main source of sup- _ily has been the pitchblende from the Iocliim Thal mine, in Bohemia. This yields one part in three millions, but _Jractically is monopolized hy Austria. Phe discovery of radio-active ant- inite, now being worked by an Eng- d .ish connliany, in the bed of a stream

near Guarda, in Portugal-where eo- 1;

:alled ‘miraculous cures' used to hah- 1\ pen, not unconnected with radiu.m’s iower-has added to the supply, but c iot as a factor for cheapneiis. So far r is Eiigland itself is concerned there ire tivo Cornish mines that have 1 fielded a little. Although radium ex- sts in air. sea water and almost everywhere, there in hardly a pure iunce in the world. Undoubtedly one if our first steps will be to set about finding new sources of supply. Heree tofore only the largest hospitals have been enabled to make use of radium, and the Radium Bank aims bo over. come that condition by assisting all medical men in every way possibta to

its iitlfllzatioii."

The "bank" was organized private-

ly, among those .who have given par- ticular assistance to 1\he` plan being' Sir Alfred Turner, Lord Montague 0’ Beaulieu, Sir William Holland, Sir David Salomons and General Pole- Carew. The methods followed by similar _institutions ln 'Parls, Vienna

and Berl n will be employd.

Condensed Advertisement _1`_<'£T1T=_?.°`12@?1ffi.3`.»ff1°`11-ffl

taxpayer on the city rolls who has rt tail and barks like a dog. Yester- day his taxes were sworn oil for him, because his holdings consist of $5,000 in city bonds, which are exempt from taxation. ‘ There is a very good reason for the all and also for the bark. The own- er of the $5,000 worth of city! bonds is a dog. He did not appear 'in per- son to bark his taxes od. Instead a very perturbed man appeared at the Tax Department and went through

the formalities. i

The _ .‘ -- » Y -_ niaiiauciiiciit of the Iiitcrcoliiiiifil rail- way has niiiilo niwiiiiizciii/ents that_nll tho slci.-piiig. diiiiui: and l1r_ir'Hi‘nZCl' cm-5 M, the Inter;-oltiiiizil trains run- ning in and out of Moiitrcal will he supplied with fresh spring water fl'0m the cclebrntcd Sugar Loaf Mountain Springs, near Campbellton (N~ BJ- formerly all the cars on the 1. Cs R- lcaving Montreal were furnished with the ordinary city watcr, but thc om- cfals of the railway consider that in the interests of the travehing public It is preferable to have the cars sup- plied with the purest spring water.

"What assets have you?" asked

President Lawson Purdy.

"Five'thousand dollars’ worth of

city bonds, held in trust for a dog uring his lifetime," said the man. “Then the dog .is the real owner; hat’s a good newspaper story," said 'Ir Purdy. Thereupon the man became greatly xcfted and begged Mr Purdy not to eveal his name. Mr Purdy consented "Wliat's the name ot the residuary egatee 7" asked some onc. "He wishes to v"n1"’~~ ~ rn." _ There are several reasons Ion _ lim-

lieving tnut une dogs iiaiiic is iiii~ Towzer. _

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HIIMEIISS MIN III- CLIHIII HEIH III IIIIE- lHE|I'SE $25II.IIIlIl ESTATE

BOSTON. Feb. I-James J. Cor-

bett, a wanderer and without a per- manent home, was today declared by Judge George, lil the probate court, to lie the missing brother of William .l. Conbett, a Boston. junk 'dealer

iv c . , other claims were disallowed.

MASSIVE EISIIII

IIIIIIIIIS IIIIEIIIIIIN

ST. JOHN, Feb I-~-A liurinl cas-

ket weighiny; 1,300 pounds and mictuv uring seven feet long by four feet square with a massive outer alicll of iron biiund oak attracted consider- able attention at the Union depot today.

The casket contained the remains

of Mrs Charlotte Holirccker of Hali- fax, who died in Uzipsig, Germany, on Jan. 13, at the age of 62, while visiting relatives there. The body was brought to Hoboken, N. J., by the steamer President Grant, where lt was taken in charge by the hus- band of the deceased, Mr A. Hebre- cker, and his son Otto, who are ac- companying the remains on the last sad trip. They reached the city _. on the Boston express at noon today and lelt on the Atlantic express for Halifax, where the remains will be interred.

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the parishioners that he asked time i:‘€IRXTwA§TiD» ;m*'l-I flil‘l°¢\l\f2:- to fniiiiiiiei- the question. “W1 1° lem the woe amine This morning the popular Rector APU” .;“GP°"g‘_’|\ bgW°°l1 3__g;l___!»_0 decided ,not to accede to the kindness ~E;_I"__-______"_‘_‘_‘f____*‘__!_1 _° °_°- _ _ _

of the parishioners which he highly SALE, registered filly rising appre_cia3ad. 'l‘_he Rector, who 3 very _ I two, smooth and friction- conscen ous n carryng-on e - l is , ~ I t ' d l t Q, cellent work since being called 8:0 figotter, gamrlght miiow as 3;- the Rectorsbip and especially at this* er owned in the Province. She also time of the year when the Lentent shines In the show 'ring ami for services are planned. deemed it ad- brood purposes. write Guardian arr- vfsable not to take the trip. ~ icej e__3d2w_ _ . mp Aim »i1»»._~__.-"s:.*;>.::1

SP°°m'l t° M Glmrdim' hire by applying at this office. `

'l‘0RONTO,;_ Febr_;ia;'y g-_-Modarate 3__3,m,,,| }'§,’,§“‘,§’,°sf;‘,';_§,“§§‘g,,§_" °‘°‘" by Foa_sALa, 1__i»ro0a`mui. s years 'rue length ci today win be miie ~ - 0°' 3 °°‘"~ “WY *° W- 5”'

. Milburn Lot 40 8-3d1wpd.

hours and forty-four minutes. d§'?P'1' .- _ _

Feb Wheat .- ...... .. ....,....... 111i March Wheat ...i.... 101| Feb Corn ........ .l.....i. 6_7

March Corn M- 4.1.- 66|

The temperatiifc at three o'elock .(/‘OW _Ind for Isle. Apply tg, this morning was eighteen degrees Mrs Isaac Judson, Al~x»~nthla.i above zerg. _ _ ' _ 2-8d8iQd,- V

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Written f0l‘ S- S- 3- _ used. Too often we draw ar und

sv nav. J.o. IIACMILLAN, 11.11 _our sympathies a well of ada t.

Parish I,m,S,_ (.ar_,,gB,,_ r,_E_I_ 1 and lock up our better impulses like what a worni this would be ii an ° ’“‘°§"" {‘,f“'“ °,§ 22%' ,°,':,‘f,',,,'°$','1‘

unspo en s wor a r

hearts were truly kind. what a and 11,1 _ ~ glorious place lf all men acted under We eoxilnbt b¢.ve|-y fer from 4,. the impulse of pure charity. That if we are truly kind. ~We f not God lntendeddt to be so there can- that in thi; we are all minute gl not be any doubt. He gave ul the Him who what about d9|n¢_'§°°q_ :rift of speech, that we might utter Why leave to the preachers alone the words of kindhacs and thus add to work of uplifting, consollng and on the world'c comifort by lightening aging, when we all bein f\_ gui- the burdens of our fallow-men. How Io ls the image of Him _yho " who frequently we m_ay help a fellow-tra-, w kindness itself 7 I pray blue

veller along lifes roadway, if we' all through life I may be cliewlul, would only whisper-1 kind word at whatever may bctide, and a |

Muiard's Llnfnigiit Cures Diatemper. lIllnard's Liuiment Cures Dtphtherta..

the right moment; and yet, too ol-I find A kind word for my kiln#-gl. ten this talent is hidden away. un- and speck the some il n_a¢o|,.__' '

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