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“Tse LATEST Nnivs ~ CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA, MONDAY, APRIL io, 1911. ` FIRST OB' ALL” {|{°,'ii?»i*ii‘i§"\`lf£‘il1§`A§‘1‘}L_A”n'f'|i|“ii>%"A§?5i-

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C01-L STRIKE liiw --Stir' IPDRTUGUESE illilis il iwviiilf .Lillillllll <1. D- Siiriiio-l"° I

SITUATION AT

CALGARY. ALTA.

The Announcement Made Th

Government Wlll Investigate c Strike lliolutes Low

iii..-cial to The (iuardian. ' i`.’\l»(l/\lIY. /ll‘l`ll 9--'l`Ile niiniiunci-

nii»nt. Triiin ilttniva flint iiiili-ss un ii iiilrntion board is nskoil fin- th

ilii- i:u~'ei'iilneiit will stzirt an iiivist. yiiiiiiii, has iiriili:-'eil inilcli iiit,i-i'i-.~.t_ thi- i-oal strike sitiiatioii. 'I he strike was called in viiiliitii

Ill

iii' ilie 1.1ominiiiii iiaw, which ri--niii-i-s in-biti'iitioii lliidel' lli-_avy lieiinliii-s. '|'lii- nii-_n i|ilit bei~iiiise_ thi-y nrigiii--it

It IHISH IIIAIIEAAAIAI

ih:it. law is so obvioiifily in favor i iii..-i‘iitol's that tlvi-5 i-ould not hi.| for justice.

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SIIIIPIING SASE IS

HEEHHE' PAHIIIIN HIIAIIII

i\'l’l.AN'I‘A, (iii., April tl»-A niusi-

iii i-iii'ri-fipiiiiilcnce und petitions iziin Iiiiiiii-il the (l¢‘.ol`giu l’ardiin (‘iini inissioii when it niet today to con viili-r the application or ii. pnriliiil fo |'Ii|i1:ir Htripliiig, the liiinvilla-, \’:i. |nil|i-i- chief ivho was ii.i'resf.ed ri-cent. li. and retnrneil to this r-Itntv ti _~i-i vi- it life ti-rin for iniirili-r com niitt--il fourteen yi-urs ago. The wide .~'|iii-;iil intl-rest in the ci-.se was cvi iliiii-i-il by the fact. that tliiit. thi-_ pot' iIi>ii.~i for Stripliilg"s piiriliin rain from innny sections of the coiiiitry '|'lii- i-iirrl-spoiidenei-I liicliiili-il letter from innny influentinl pi-.rsiiiis i ll.-ii°i-is (foiiiity. (ieiiipiii, whi-.re tli :ii|i»i:i-ii crlino was coniinittcd, froi ll.-iiiville, where Stripiing, under th ii.iini- of R. I‘]. Norris, was :1 ri-s|iect i-il i-iii'/.e-ii up to the time of his re i-i~iii arrest, iiiiil from viirioiis point in \'iirth (‘.iiroliiin where he worked :ifti-r his escape from prison and up in thi- i.iine oi his i‘f-.iniivnl to Dan- villi-. Tile applicatioil for pardon, liiiiii-vi_-r, is not ivitlioiit oppositioii. .ln iir;:ent appeal _thut Htriiiliiig be

i~i-iin-neil to prison to serve his sen- till oiliiiii-li-i on tlii-. subject from tin-

ii»iii-i- has been received from the rt- liiiives und friends of_W. J. i‘iornett, ivho fi-ll ii. victini to Striplini-;’s liul- li-i on Sept. 4, 1897. At. his trial, .\`lri|iliiii;' coiifesseil to sliooting (‘.or liiii, declaring thi-_ latter had ineiiilt-

i-il his w'Ife and sister. He was sen-

ii-ni-i-il to life iinprisoninent. While iiiiiiintf for transfer to the peiiiteu ti.-ii_v he made his escape und had I\ii»n :it liberty more than fourteen _vi-iris- ivhi-ii he wus :irresteil ii few i-:irlis ago. After his escape Stripling '~‘:i.< _iiiini-.d liy his ivifi- and three rliilflroii. He now has ti-n rllildren.

SPELLED DOWN AFTER

SEIIENTEEN HOURS

liilWIllN(l (lliICI<lN, Mo., April 5-

iini- of the loiigest spelling bi-i-._ ever- _____ _________ __€ M_____ ____M__H,__ d______\m____

_ M-_._ n_. iq, iii-iiir. of .~':< Ili '- loi-

hild in Missouii ellded hcri- this .if trliloon when Miss lilni‘;L':iri-t Putter iaiin spi-lleil si-pulchre ivitli tivo ps li-nving the winner, Miss Rutli i‘reu Nhiiii- still staniiing.

Iii-llitives and friends of the tivciity

thri-v entrants in the hee crowded the

|'iki- coiliity court house to its ciipa

<‘f1_\' and listened for almost seventi-i-n hours to the*lionllinrdmelit of words

tiiirli-d lit the coiitestuiits.

'l’hi~_ contest was held iiiiileivtllo

-“Hin-i-\'isioii of the (‘oiiiity Schoo

Viiiiimissioiier, ivhii was :issisti-il by

‘ _ vi ..

_. \' l und Mrs. llun/.cl

illiss Willa Mitchell and' Miss L. (ol IIIS. 'l`lie spelling begun lil gooil fiishioi

"=\l`Iv Mondo for(-noon. 'l`\velve hours

_ y _

l:i|i_-r only six of the cmit.ei~itni\ts re uiiinii-il. The spelling was then :id .|oi|i'm-il until this nioriiiniz. it is i-s

tiniiited that the winner spelled ovi-r L',.'.il0 of thi- 10,000 ivorlls assiigiii-il for,

thi- coiiteiit.

"\'ii‘ii`I.ove won tliiril pliiri- :ind Mr. ani ll ._.__ ______ _‘___ _______),__ U",

l.i-iln. Gilison fourth.

wliiis iiussiiiii iiiiiY

U. S. TREATY TERMINATED

ii-iisniuo.-ron, April r.~i1i-,iii-fii~ii

tntivo Siilzer, chairm-an of the For

"£110 Mlairs Coinmittce, iiitmiliiceil in 1. ii- Hoiise today ii. joint re;~iollition 'Ii|'0<‘tiIi the 1-‘ri-sldi-lit to terminate

thi- treaty between the United State

:init ltiingia, because. of -dis.-_riminntiiin nizaillst American citizens of .iew_ish _ _ _ _ f0l.mc,.iy of uw Union

--ririn A rl-solution on thi-4 siiliii-c

. . . _______“_,

Inst i-lession failed of iinssflflc, hilt. _ii Tlnnli _of t.lii_____i__ic_y ___f\______ “__y___ mmk

faviirnblc report is predicted thi Fi-ssion.

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iii--_-rrf‘_'_-__-_-lifes-Mei1--ifffifre?2§§1fi_.;¥SfJ;tS;._li;_.W-W ~»~M---

ut-

,., Afllilll i_i_hiinilri-il n_-.-iv i~iini|in|iii»_g limi ____ lin- riiisiniq iii _i;lii_iniii,iiiii| iii eiii-itnl.

ivii-I-1 hy strikers or mini-. iipiii'iitiii'.+, 'IlI“` iIl‘f=l1llti~ii ilisi-.iii-_-i.-s aiti-iiiiits at

i- 1*'-*IIN l`\‘_&\|Illt.iori and inili<-ati.-i in Ill lllilinl-i' iii |li'i-si-iii i"o|iiIiiio|l~.'.

I iiiilioniil irii.li- |,\,,i~k_ ' _ Ill ii Ii-I-Ii-r d:it.i»i| Miiirh ll, Mi-_

I., i-ri-use of i-iporI..~i from Tri-_liinil ti. the

,__ _ . .. _, ol' lrisli i_"\‘-‘I-\`. und lieiiiiisi- th.: Ain- ,_ i-lirziii Iiiiv luis no iii-oii.~;iiiiis by H winch thi- iiatioiinl triiili-_ innrli ii n _ '_ ~ ' ‘ - 0 l-nit:-d I\i|i_~_-_-iI_iilii. Mi-_ lii-dn_i~.nil ning

_ _ _ ,_ _

C iiueiice iii siii'ili'i|li: illi- liiiselruii iii ii

3 tionill traili- inurIi," so tlllit it. iniiy S obi.niii_ i~e;;~i.-it.l'nt.ioii in ilii- i‘.ni\_,-ll

L were ni:ii'rii-.d by i‘ii.y l`Ii*I'li ll<'\I'\U-

_ ivitiieascil only by the ziitiii-.lii-sol thi-

IN SEHIIIANY __ A LAHSE IIN

i-‘i|ii-cial to The (illarilian,

l‘0N_lllL\l. Ailril it-A coiniuilnirii-

tion lrom llerlin girl-s thi- neciiiini; .il

li ri-lmirknble _-api-culfition in gli., |,,~,,_ iliiiztioii of iuitiisli in (`.i-rniiin_v ii-hlch

4 has involved the forniiitlon of min-if

i-`

__ S

I,iiNlJt>N, April il--.liilin |-}_ 1i,.,\_

si-i~uri- |i_\' Stu-i'iuI Il-,i;i.-:I.'itiiiii piot.i-i'

tion in the lInii.iI Hinti-:: ol thi- Iri-.li

_ lti-ilnioiiii riill.-1 niti-nliiiii i.o th- in

Ilniti-il i\`liit.¢-.~i :ind suyri ihnt. :iii lil

’ ti-nipi limi l'i-ci-iitly made by un Ani

sill-i~i-ssiiil wiiiilil li~i'i- on t.ni» exp.,-rf,

lri-lniid cull be i‘i-uisti-i'i-ll as in Ilii-

't-hi-_ pil-siilaiit. io nsi- his - |oii'i-ri..l in-

specilll art ri-i'oig‘-iii'/.iiii-_ th: Iiisli nu

.\‘tnl.;-s.

lieplyinir to this lltti-r 'on March

20, l'resiili-lit 'l`nfi; ivriti-si

“I think such-a pl'ii\'isioii ivoiilil be

a fair and iiniiitfilili-_ on-." . -

'l‘lie pri-siileiit nilils- that he is get-

secrrtiiry of thi- iiiti-rior and the rinn- missiiiiiei' iil baleiits. ln fi letter il;it» eil Illiiri-li ET---, thi- pri-sid:-nt stnti-.ii that he is foi'\variling ciii-ics of let- ters from the suifin-_tiiry and the coin- niissiollri', ivliicli' hull not \.e n givi-.ii out, viiiii'erniil:I the priiliii.-=itiiili_to zinienil the liiiv by ninliiiig priivisioii for nutioiial trriilii in;irks_ 'l`lie presi- ilciit, in ciiiiclililiiigg, siiysi

“I nm vi-ry doubtfiil i-.-iii-tli'-r this

is liki-ly to be i'iiii.~:id.-rril ut the ex- tra sessioii, lint l shall certainly in-ini; it ti, thi- iitii-iitioii of c-.ii»;rii<s nt thi-_ ri-igiilnr si-ssioii in ll.-ii-.nilier_"

BRIDE 76. GROOM 70

llRilt`I{'I‘i)N, April fi---'Illi‘s. l\I:ir_v June lluvizi-ll, ligi-il Til, nnil liobert. il. lloilley, aged 70, stole iiiviiy frolll

I l\\II( -\i'i-imc. .V"St0"‘l".\’ “n""'“"’"- Elm'

li 1-,ii-|,;ni~il_ Afti-r thi- ri-i'enioii_v,

inline, the veni-i'nbli- i'ol\ltI_0_'_"t“:'I‘=‘€l Ilonie zlliil saiiil Ili-_fflllllil j\“‘“_'_ __- Ycsteiwliiy ni-_ws of the iiizii'l'i{\l!\'- ‘-‘I ml Um, nnil the happy Iiride linil irooin 'iilniitteil it. l"~|~h,. “li-ililinu follows :i i'on\nucl- of iniii~e than ii your ni:-if “_I“f"‘ “,,,\|,.y‘,; iirst. \i'iIi- iinii ill l\il_H_._ _“___- ell was siiilinioiii-d to niiisi. IYI‘I"' R‘“IIHy lm .i li ivns not.

i icniiiini-il in the li_oii.~.i. _ - _ ____

hmg __[t_,,._ UN. |,,-pl,-\siiiiI_ y¢i,,_y_i_,_i_i__:_‘f.

. . - iz- liz ' . .

- uint iiir. iiiuiii i-I--l--1' ' _ ‘ _ - lint she ilerliiii-il. ll* Blk". md .l|l;;,;

_ . , . \ ' ‘,` .l\\1'.

_ think lt. nas l,hi_. _i____________ ____

(-_iiiiii\niiioiisliip. ni _ I. _ _ __ _ _ ‘___ _md ,,,.,,,y tinics the siiliiri. -‘I " _' ‘ `. ' . iii i'.il'i'_Il-Q. ivus disi-iissi-il in the i_.iin _ _________

I Tvs- (‘.i~i.ft_ hiiii- i>\>l"‘»“

innl'i-i:i_U.t‘. Ili- "‘ ~

iilil. __,,_ .. .|l|-,-/,-II,

\'i-si.i-riluy, liiiii\:__;__i_____ l_lI_i__.~.___ \Vi__:_____

`who has hi-i-ii _li ' _ _ _ _ f' _l‘ ||,,.g-_ left the hoiisi- _in_lii-1___:i_;:illiii:__:“_i_; _“__ inilclieillily lol il - _ __)_ ti it shi- ini-t Mr. lioilliy hy _ll

' ti "" ' ` ,. ; I.ro i-y “ poilii.iiiclif. :ind t.hl.y Iilitk l

riir to city hall. .

.._.f-**'*°'*”"';'_'<

SAYS ~“ wut siiiiaiai- couiunv

t Ml' l/mx M ' d qlilisi-oiiciitly

in i.»\ii-__\~_i|ii: ini _ _ ________ _‘___,_`_“,____` Mn".

nt l.iii_i:;iiii_____iii ____`____ ________ M mul. “gi-_i' f f A

WHAT SORT OF A

Wlint sort of a father are you to

your boy ? `

llo you know if yoilr standing is

good ?

llo you ever take stock of y0i\I‘B0

and check up

Your accounts with your b0Y “fl

you should 'I

no you ever reflectfon your condiict

with him 7

Are ypil all that ii father shoiilil

ho?

Oo you send him away when you’re

anxious to read 'I '

Or let him climb onto your kneo

IN n hook more important to YOU

than his talk;

D0 you find that his chatter nn-

noys? - | '

FATHER AR

Do you send him aivny

toys 'I

hoy when he comes _

With his __qilestioii-ti_i tell him th Or iliitryllrlllil neglect him nnil leave hill

nlonc

T0 work out the problems 0

youth ? '

hnnd in hand 7 _

pu you plun little outinflli ff’

him 'I _

ing with yo".

E YOU?

Would _you ratlyi-_r be quite than hrive

hiiii uboll T with his

. - l .

Hmm ym, time to bcstiiii on tie

D0 you ever go wnlkinl! with him

[mon he ever look forward to ronip-_

MONARCHISTS

MAY REVOLT

Or lncite lnhubitunts to Rise to

Arms. Steps Token to

Qunell Disturbunces

Special to The (iiiiii-ilinn_

I'Il*'Ill)I‘I. Aliril ii--lt is fenriid that

IVIiillui'rhisti~: nrii plotting at Vigo and UNLV lake iiiliuiiitaigie of the disron-

‘ti-nt. in thi- niirt-h of l’iii't.iignl over

|h.-- iiin-siion to i-iiili-livor to incite in- tinIiit.nuts Lo ri-volt. _ `

'|‘hi- provisional govi-rnuii-lit. si-nl. n

i-rnisi-r fully niunniil nnzl with extra _lflins i'or Iuuiliui; piiriiiisvs to tlportzo IMI- llllilllz All' ri-giiiii-iits stiitioiii-:I

ill the north urn Ili-Id ri-iidy I.o iiili-Il ii risiliig.

’l‘lie Siliiiiisli fi‘iiiit_ii-i' is clo:~:i-_ly

;;luirili~i|_

WIIIINS III EIISHANSE

I NAVAI INEUHIAAIIIIN

I.iiNlliiN, April it-Iii-plylniq to a

i\iii‘.~lI.iiiii iii this lloiisi-_ ol' coniiiioiis to day, :lir lildiviiril (fri-y, t.|ii- sei-ri-1.iiry for l`iii'c-iifii lilliiiiu-i, siiid lmpi-rinl <`lnini-elloi- Von Iii-i.Iiin:inii lloiivi-if, iii his rilieecli in the iii-i'ill1iil lti-icllstulf on ilisu|'iiiaiiii‘iit, i-xpi'i-:ésly :l<-i:epi.eiI illi-.`iili_-ii of :in i-xclmrign of Iiil'l>l'liiil- tion between (iri-at llritoiii nnd tier- niaiiy on the siibji-ct of naval ciin'- striiiition. Sir I-liliiiird ihoiiglif. such :in i-xcliiiii-,-ge was not only priictienli- lc, but dr-sirzilili-_ l-le added that in so far ns the ex(-hnnge of in1`orma- lion teiidi-il to :illiiy nllspicioin it ivoiild Il.'i\'i- :in i-flr-ct on thi- cxpeiidi- tnri-_ of the tivo i-.iiiintries for nrnin- nil-ni..

CUT RAT-ES ARE LAWF_UL

lV.\SHlNG’l‘t)N, April 3-The nt-

lflllllll' to put the ban oil “cllt rates" in pi-iiprietury medicines in this _i-_iiilntry today received the unquali- iied ilisappriivzil of the Siiprenie f_‘ourt of the Unitcil States. Tliat tribunal.doclinc<l, in nu opinion by .lustice Hughes, to gfive its aid to siicli :in ii.tt.einpt on the ground that it. would afford the manufacturers of ineiliriiie an llnlaiviul monopoly,

The iiuestiiin of the right of rl

iiiailiiiaetilrer to control the price of his article to the eoiisilnier arose in ri suit lii-._i>:ilii by the Dr. .Miles Medi- enl (‘onip:iny of l'llkhni't, 1nil`., Ilimillst ii. ivliolesalc iIi\::lf-r in iiiedi- cines in (liiiciiiliitti, il., John I). l‘:lrIi‘<-r Sz Sons, Uoinpan". 'I`hi- iiiiiiiilfilctiirei' Silllitllt £0 Clljvill thi- 1'-ini‘inli:if.l I`il‘in fri-in iiicIi_lil_i!li-T di-iilers ivlio had prociireil iiieilieliics froni the iiiaiiiif:ii'.tiii‘i-i~ to sell to It in viol-itiiin of it i-iiotr:i_i-_i. ii‘ii.h the

rnti-s. ' ’

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EAHI SIIEI AHHIVEI]

On the fourth :iiti-nipt. to ri-:i<'I\ l-his

port. the (‘i. tl. H. Iillirl (lri‘)’ _~`“lC¢"’°d' ed in lirenking tliroil;.',li the ice har- rier and Sittliriliiy afternooii llockffll nt the Milriui-_ Whorf in this city at Zi.-I5 p.in.

Sill-. hrouglit all the fri-iglit. she

lind tuki-n from \'ii-foil, lin'viiiglniiil-- i-il the |i:ii-lst-llgi‘i's, expi'i-.ss :ind nlull in iii-iir;;eI.oi\'li in order ti\ DU" iiilt oi' triiin coniieetloiis ivltii other ports of thi-_ Priiviiiee.

(3:i|it.:iin llviiivn sniil that. from lil-

dlnn llenil to thi- nioiith iii the hi_ii‘-- bor was iill hi-avy, close pncked ice liiiL the l".nrl ltrey snileil tllrongli it :ill ivitliiiiit oni- stop until shi- i'i-.aeli-~ eil the ivliiirf.

Qiiite ai niliiilii-r of ::IiiilI“"`~`I ll*I"’lli!l\'

oiii. thi- city weri- soini-\v|iut_ disiil-V piiiiiti-il on Il-zlrniiig that I.Ili‘ir rou- siiznini-nls liziil hi-i-ii fiirwnrdi-il as ilsiizil to (li-ori:i-toii'|i on thi- i~ipi-iriiil fri-.iglit triiin l\‘::Liird:iy :ifti-i'iiooii. 'l`liis ivl-Il now liiy over iii (leorgt-~ _town ilnlil the ni-xt trip of thi-_ Min to Lonlorrow.

COMMUNICATION

late.

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Or are you eI.criinIly igriln 7

IHE HIIIISE » SAIIIHIIAI

Satiirilny, April 8.

The House opened to the piililic at

11.25. _

HUN. MRI RICHAIHIS explained

about the purchase of sheep fl'0in Mi'. (llark, which he said were an excellent lot and were sold for some eight dollars more than the iiovern ment paid for thcni.

Mli. lvlA'l'HTId§~l()N lille-stioni-if the

iiiitliority of the thiiiiiiiissiiiiii-i' to lilly stock in this l’rovini-.e_ lle hail :iiit.liority to lilly and iinport. from aliroail,

ll()N. Mit. ltI(‘.l>IAltl).S‘ tliouglit

the authority ivan i.o buy pure bred stock \i'lii-rei.'er it lf_onlil he iiiosi. ad vaiitngcoiisly proclii'ed_ ln this case the sheep were fur hciti-r than wiini, was iiiipiirted.

Mit. MA'l‘Hl'lGS(lN nriqiied that

piil'cliase Iiy the (iovcrnini-nt. of stock in_ the l’_rovince wus- nu interference ivitli oril_in_ury trade and iniglii. lead io iilvoriI.lsni. lt was ai i|iii-iitiiin of law. Hail the Uoiiiinissiiiiii-r the leg-

al lillthority to do this.

'I‘I'IIil l'ltIi}MII1]lt ol>jc<'I.l-il and fur

ther ilisviissiiiii was riili-il l_ii iii- out. of iii-der.

In ri-ply. to Mr. Ilobiie, tin- |’|-i¢|,\i.¢|-

proniisi-.il to briiig down ii ri-.turn as i.o ii hill from Dr. Keir of Mill lrtiver for pi'ofesi~=iiiniil servici-s in ii ruse of Lyphoiii fever. ___!'L‘_;__lV'_'\§I`EIl‘?§£’_lTI __2'2"§‘_U;--A U-iH

(tlontiniled -on png., ;i_) ‘_

SIIEEIIAISETIES EAII

ll()-`l'I‘A_)N. Ahril 5-Woman siiilrage

failed in the Maiisiii-.l'i|isei.ti~i house yeiitcrilay by :i vote ol’ iiéi to 161. 'l’_his is a glliii of I5 for the suflru- l-;iiit.s und six for the aiiti-siiifrugii-its over last year, when the vote stood 47_for and 148 against, with seven pairs.

Siiffragists, wearing the colors of

the cause and lioldhliz' tiny "votes- for-womcn" flags, packed the galler- ies iliiriin.: the debate, lint refrained from demonstrations of approval or ilisapproval after Speaker Walker had caiitimied them that it woulil not be permitted.

The debate was seldom serious and

at times verged on the burlesque. Representative Washburn of Worces- ter, standing in defence of the silffrn- gists, and ,"Bil1" Newton -of South Boston, the house humorist, opposed to extending the siiilriige, kept the ineinbers and the gallery in roars of l:iil_Lzhter.

Mr. 'Washburn informed the house

that woman hail come to stay, and then had to explain, at the request of Mr. Newton why he hadn’t got one to stay with him. Both are buch- elors, hilt the gentleman from South lloston sliid he did not care to take

‘ - - . .- ~ “Vesta Tilly

. _ . - l\in_ ii-.di-ia iiife fiom among the

".""ml`utm(_l “lm lf-Um ul; lI'¢ni,|liutteil hiircln-skirted wonien of to- izini-i-; pi'orilli-il in t lis \-i.i. . ____V H i

DEATH IN SUMMERSIDE

Special from (`.ilai'iliaii (`<ll‘i‘cHl*0'\ll9f\f--

i~lllMMl-}l<i~lll)i<l, Api‘il_ 10-The

di-nth' occiirred at his honle early yesterday iiiorning of James \/. Higgins, eldest. son of Nntlian :intl Mrs. f-liirizins, Sunimerside. The H‘- eeasi-d ivns t.liii~t.y-se_v_i-ii yeiil‘s_ if 1129 ond had been in failing health for some time. Ile leaves t'_:i nioiirn _be- sides :l widoiv und foiiv mnzlll llild- ren ii father and inoiher, .- ie lizftfilcr Howard, of llostou, and two sisteis, liiirrict nud lierflla both nt. lionie~ The funeral takes i\l“<`~(` t"'“""',f,""" morning at nine ociock to i t. l‘aul's R. (1, ("-einetel‘y.--S.

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BIO GOLD SHIPMENT

FROM TORONTO

'i‘i‘ii;i'iN'|‘tl, April 6-Tivo million iliillars ivovth of gold was Hliillveil Q0 iittniva from tthe i‘ecci\'cl'-i1¢_“°l`alS iiineii i.. 'i-iiiiiniii tinliiy. 'Phi-= sold rniiie from the llniti-il Stat.e.~i_aboilt iivi- years ago and hun hcl-ii in the vault ever since.

WEATHER FORECAST

-1-iinoN'l‘O, April til-1<`ri-sli noi-tlii~r

'DISASTERS

SAT U R AY

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|70 Lives Supposed to be Lost in One ond '(4 in Another.

Fire And Explosion.

Special to The Guardian.

BIRMINGHAM, April 9-Twenty

men have come out of the mines alive of one hundred and ninety wllo wi-ut to work Saturday morning.

It is believed that the majority of

the reinlliniler ilndcrgroiind are dead.

lt is not known whether the ex-

plosion was caused by gas or iiiist

l~ltIHAN’l‘¢)N, All-ril Si-l"ifty-four

bodies have hi-i-il recovered frorlTI"En- coast. mine at 'l`liriiiip where Satiir d'ay's fearful iliszn-li.ei° oci:iil'red.

The mine oirlciols admit that

twenty ur more men may yet be in the mine. The iiri-, which started in one of the lio1.=it_ing engine rooms 750 feet below surface, did not do as luliizli iliiinage ns hail been lii-Iii-.i-i-il,

CHINESE IHAIIIIH

IS HEHEAIIEII

*lliocliil to 'l‘lii- iliiardiaii.

MUKDEN, April 9--~An ariny otllccr

named (tho, attached to tiipograpiiie- al department of Chinese Manchurian Division hcailqiiarters at Changung, was discovered to have sold it num- bcr of important maps to Japanese, realizing fifteen thousand taels.

'1‘he -General of the Staff wired in-

struction.~i to immediately lielieail the man.

SIAIS CHILI] ANI] SEEE

WHITINSVILLE, April 5-While

mentally unbalanced, Mrs. Flora Briorly Blanchard strangled her year- and-ri-half-old son Harlow to death with a towel today.

Then she endedher own life in the

same manner, using the strap from the btiby's high chair to cause death.

Mrs. Blanchard arose about 7 0'-

clock this morning and prepared breakfast for her husband and step- daiighter Lilcy. She hissed them both good-by as they left the home for their daily work.

Mr. Blanchard returned for lilnch

shortly afternoon, to find the out- side door locked. He unlocked it end' entered the dining room, believing his wife had gone out.

After waiting for a few minutes,

Mr. Blanchard went to his room and on entering it found his wife and child dead, the child in his cradle with n towel aboilt its neck, while i.he mother lay upon the bed firmly holding the end of the strap with which she had ended her life.

That the mother and child were zi-

live at 10 o'clock was made known by Mrs. William B. Lair, who called about that time, leaving some 15 15 minutes later. The mother and child will occupy

the same coffin and the flliierul will he neld tomorrow.

Mrs. Blanchard was 42 years of

age, and the dailgllter of John Brior- ly of Worcester, who committed sui- cide about six months ago; She was li melnber of the Whitinsville Wo- umn’s Club, and active in the (lon- gregutional (_‘.hiirch. Before her mar- riage she was a teacher in the schools of Northbridge.

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CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS

(fl'9_g lata for Clgsificatfon.)

FOR SALE at a bargain an I. O.

S. Scholarship. Write "X"

Guardian Office, Charlottetown.

_ _3-25drtf._

‘\]\ANTED-Two or three furnished ‘ rooms. Apply 106 Fitzroy St.

___ ___ _ _ _ 4-iodaipil.

,\\].AN'I‘l<]D-A good Stenographer.

person. Write B, care of Guardi- an._ _Y_____ __i-_l_0_¢ltf-

ANTED-general servant. No

_ washing. Good wages. Apply nf-

_ __ __ _ t _mmng ter six. Mrs. James Handrahan, 280

THROUGH PROVINCE I,” I." “",‘:_t""`I,;"_,,`""'f,'f,,,.{f;‘ m‘f,,` cu", Grafton street. 4-ailti.

i nriiig L' _'. *_* ' _ 1"’---f f -

' 'l‘iii-silay line and niilder. 1%liE:_Dt__ tlgcyoglgid ch‘;‘_§‘:_'_;:

'l‘|ii-. lilurl Grey ii--ave;-i today at 7.00 The coldest ti-.mlll“”“f»“\`0 "°°‘“`d°‘l T€3:,_l;er8:";ver;i")l‘g;f_) Made

~ ~ , .--s il l .t i-I t and pil-vious to three _ _ _,__*M____

ii. ni. foi |‘icii_iii iiith bn~s_eni.,Li ___ If; tlziq nm,.“m__, Wm, t“.e“¢ycigm_ 7ANTED, to buy B nw Ben wut*

lilililis ilaiillll-ills (lillitri-lss llegifl-.ie.-i above '/-ern. hilt Ili Ulilt I“‘“f PBT*-IBB llfll/ITIL! 581119 f0T “A9 Innil'tliii~t.y-live sai-ks ninil. it had moilei-ntl-<l to thirty ilei;1‘c2H will please write or call on F. R. 'l‘herii was no special train to uliiive '/.i-i-o._'llie wnrnlcst \‘¢;_BlBte|;l‘*‘l Newsom. Gilarillnu Qffice. _ 4-6d_3i. ‘l"i\l'i£i‘10wiilnstni|.:l\l.~ _ ill ffl\0f» l"*"""l Wm’ n‘“`ty't We _e` (NAMERON'f-l- Home-Mode Bread

The lilarl Grey l-eft. l‘ictiiii Satuv- gi-ees above zero. _ _led , (name on every l0u|)_ 'png pure, ilu_v at 7.00 a.m. with Iii) passen- Tile lowest temll°l“t“r° 'glove sweet bread-free,from all adultarn- g1-rs, 101 tons freight, exiiress and 80 yesterilny was twenty-l;_l_m;_ ggi 0: Mom For sap; at leading grocers. parks mail. lFriday's. She docked in above nero 'and the ig‘_1_‘;-2 __W__f;_ __ __________ilq‘_lgE' Georgetown at 9.35 a.ni. and the thirty-four above. The co st ___ V--‘O LF-V_Ha" of double tenement

_ iiswsi-ngei-i-1. express and mails were corded the DPBVIOUS “Alibi Wfigt W? house 0,,"c0,-,wr of Fitzroy and

lipiinglif. to this city by siiccial train ty-eight iiegi-_ees above zero. _ _ Edward sts" contammg e`sh¢__r0om,_ M`I‘I\'i1li! M 11-55 B-m~ li. m. last night lt_wns twell Y e 3 _Modern conveniences. Possession 81V'

Tlie Minto left (ieiii-getiiwii Satnr- iii-_grccs above zero. __ _e__o__a_ed,en May 19,." Apply to W_H_ John-

day at 7.00 n.m. with 20 passingers, I-he lowest temp_e;'a__ii_ri;___ ____ _e____ son__ _______ - 4.1 i d 63 tous freight. express and 50 Saturday was __ _r_'_y___o _ __sE_o__ _‘HI-ITDREN k’-“now good bread and sacks mail. and arrived in Picton at above zero and t e g 05 :__ “__ L why not give them Camerows il.~fii a.m. Silo leaves today at 7.00 ty above. The coldest recor e _ B Home Made Br__ad_ (Name on wary

e Ibm- fm' G°°"I¥“0w“ with passqn' pmvluus night was thirty-twg; iiilfwlloaf.) The bread with the Holden

llers. freiitht. express and Yesterdllyvg a-ho_\'€e_te_r_e.__l%__i__iz_;e_)____D;_l_;;_____1;ahoix crust and pure M mlnlizht 4_10d2i_

1 innil. l1\lZ\ U ` '“__' "" "`””»’”'""°'_ngh

Th icnrl Pre left Georgetown at zero. , _ _'ro LET At Knlghte Ptsglltyegiden?

B ‘ ' y. . (S ris,tuon

i 10.40 a.m. for this port with all the The length of tiidi\ir___:_l€l_i__lio thu' __n_ t_o_i;;i____<_>___ ;>_;:_y _____t__b___ ____ the

fi-eight and docked at 3.45 |i.m. teen houis and ti-n nl _ the om” Snell;-(lay the Soiitliern and East- The sun sets this evening ngrfgxs iglzplgojt gon,-im ern express trains arrived in the city and tomorrow eveniuir H -; » ‘li ‘ ' 4_\0d2w_ on ume_ The wcs,_,,m exl,,.,,_,,,, was rms wmoi-row _morning at 5.2¢ ani _____________*_______,_,,_,_._ rlfi-n mins late and the Siimmerside Wednesday morning at 523' - OWLING. B“"k°'l AUGYB. “|15”

Iac-ciimodintioii train forty-fivi-_ miniiioei The moon sets tomorrow morning B mai-ng, open lawful days tan $0 A ` at 4.53. eleven 5"25l“»3-

'Phi-_ tide will be high this morning »_---

- - » . - ~ I t t

‘ Minnrd‘s Tilninii-nt l'uri-ii iliindviiti. I at 9 and tomorrow moinini., at 9.40. , Millard sliiniment cures Biii'nc,Etc.do or do no wan

is in ilu

ciiliiin

.___

Special to The Guardian.

HAMILTON, April 9-Tom Long-

boat is breaking iuto` the running game after a long absence and will probably have Fred Uanieroii of Ain- herst for his first opponent.

Lunghoat will` race ut. Utica and

tllen go to Huston to ini-i-t iiuineron, the winner of lust yl»ar's Bostoii Marathon, about April 25, nt. nay ilistaiicc (`niiiei‘iiii silggv:st.s.

IIPPINSIIIT SIIISIIJESI

PHlLADEl»[’HIA, April 6.-Crnlgc Lippincott, head of the J. B. Lippin- cott company, pilhlishers, mill one of the most prominent men in financial and social circles in this city, shot and killed himself early today at his palatiul home in West Rittenllouse sqllare, the ul‘lrlfoi:l'atic rellldentilzil section of Philadelphia. Mr. Lippin

Noncuninni iii iiioiiriisiu

Cooley Suggests the _Raising of

_ _ _ _

u Fund That He.Mighi Restore

Money Lost Spieculoting Q

M.,

Sllvcial to 'l‘hi-_ fluilrdian.

MON'1`REAh, April 9-Chas. 'D.

Sheldon, opi-mtor of the great blind pool which i-iiigillfcil the financesiiiof iiilndri-ih~i of Ualieilillil-5,, has bggn iiroiiglii. to Li'|ontreal from ~Fittshi»¢g, Pa. iiflieiw-, ilndl-r another na.u_le,llio ii-iii: just on the 1-ve of opening \n- iitlier i'n|npuii,'ii similar to that lm- pluyuil Iieri-_ -ri

"l would like to ser- fi t-ind raised

in Alonlr-,vii so thu-_ i iin;;hi i-c.;¢iu. the money I lost for my clients" was Slit-l<Ioii':i iisiiiiiiiilinix ~aiinoilili:em9nt, made in all .»'crioiisni».:s upon l:lis’a.1j- rival here. ~»

BIS 'IINEH ASHIIHE

_NEAH NEW YIIIIK

cot_t, who was 65 years old, was of u NEW y¢_,nK_ Aim, G___SeVenteen highly nervous temperament; and al- h,md,.,.,1 and twenty passcngem ways hail a fear of iiii-ding bilrgliirs wmm, ___,____h,_ of _,___ mst of the mg

in the liouse. From this fact his lights which nmrkud the _,nigh 0! friends deduced that he might have their tr,,_ns_M_|,_n,_ic V0y__ge_ spent B been alarmed by aiioise and acciden- S1e,_.,,]0_,,S night t_m,__h,t on tha great

‘ -¢l’erinuueiii; work for the right

0d3p .

tally killed himself while in a state of nervous excitement.

Detectives Late and Wood, ivho

were assigned to the case, after nev eral hours' investigation, roporteilto (iorouer Ford at' 12.30 thu-t without doilbt Mr. Lippincott committeii sili- cide. They further reported that they Lllil not know why he took his lifi-.

The following aiifhorizeil statenieii

by an officer of the J. B. Lippincot company was given out this after- noon!

"During B period of temporary

aberration, (lraige Lippincott, presi- dent of the J. B. Lippincott com- pany, shot and killed himself at his residence, 218 West Rittenhouse square, early this morning. The busi- ness of the publishing house will not he affecte-d by Mr. L.ippincott’:-i death.

SAYS ARBITRATION

TREATY WOULD MAKE _

TAFT INYINCIBLE

WASHINGTON, April 6--lf Presi-

dent Taft siiccceds in negotiating an arbitration treaty -betw-een the United States and Great Britain, he will sweep the country in_1912, according to Representative Richard Bartholdt, of Missouri. ~

“If that treaty goes through," said* I ~ ,

t t

r. Baitholdt at the White House oday, “the president will be invin- cible as a. candidate and immortal as 3 benefactor of mankind."

CHILD AND MOTHER

FATALLY BURNED

(

April 6-A terrible

fatality took place in the East Warl Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Alex. De- mart, Race street, put. ,gasoline in ii coal oil stove. When she lighted it the stove exploded, setting fire to the clothing of her two-year-old son and her own clothes. Fighting the flames she rushed into the street and her screams attracted the attention of several men working in the Dun- das Cotton Mill, who came to ber assistance and pilt out the flames. Both mother and child were rushed to the General Hospital for treat- ment. The child died in about :in hour. and the woman is in ii critical condition. Her rei-ow--Vi _isa i--i`.‘~' doubtful, as the fire reached iitaily every part. of her body.

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SCHOOL BOARD PUTS

BAN ON CADET DANCE

Bnool<'roN, Avril 5-No --“"0

high school cadets’ dances.

The edict has gone forth from the

school committee that the high school cadets' ofiicers' l>|\\`W. PlP\“” ned for May 19, will not take placi-, and there is sadness among the stil- dents. Never before has the commit.- tee stepped in the way of the yoilnl-T p¢ople's dances. This proposed dance was to have been held for the benc- flt of the cadets' cunlp fund iiiiil it was anticipated that $100 would be oallzed from the sill Of liCll0U"-

UORNWAIJI.,

steamsliip Prin7.f_.s__. Uwe of the Ni-rtli~il-ei'ili:iii l.iiiyd line, fast ni the siiuils of the rli-iivvard coast of Long lslziliil, on thc i-ilge of the "Grave- yiird of the Ai.lnntic” and lego than fifty mill-.-i from thi- liarbiir of New “"`I‘- -"W llllilli- f“Il a high grolm<l\ swell ivan liatti-ring the full lleight; of the vi-.~:sel's siipi-_i-si.riicture, Ai- ter running hi-r big nose in the sand Il\\I‘Irl_g the fog early this morning, the liner lay helpless throughout the day silrroundoil by tugs and revenue cutters. Edorts to pull ner free gf, high tide failed and because of_a, rough sea no transfer of piissgngei-g was attempted. The decision was then reached to leave all hands on board, pending rim-_wed attempts; to drag her clear early tomorrow mf\l`niHir~ lf these fail, transfer Wi_ll be made to thi- Prlnz T~‘riedcricl.i Wilhelm of the some 1ine,_wh1ch will be sent to the scene from her doek here soon after ifnybreak,

At ,low water tllis evening -tho

stranded liner lily with her length of 252 feet lil'iiaiIiliili-_-to the beach on the one hand and the sea and wind on thc other. 'The incoming tide, llri-'.04 on with a ivinil which increas- ed diiriug the evening to nearly 20 _miles an hour, rocks the vessel vis- ibly as seen from the shore and ev- ery other .~i\v¢-ll rolled up her black" sides 'ind shot about her white silpel'strilctiil‘e. I

75,000 SOB IN PARADE

ONLOOKERS IN TEARS

NEW \'Ulil{_ April 5-Rain reduoed

I to less than 75,000 today the army of i200,000 workers who had. planned to _march in memory of the victims of .the Waflhingtoii place factory fire, ibut what the storm took. In numbers it added in solelunity.

Upon the removal from the “.91-gna

_ for burial of the eiglit, remaining cof- tiins containing the unidentified vlo. tims of the iire_in which 144 lived in Iall were lost, workers is-oiii~eil from siveatsliops and garment fiietorli-3 throughout; the city ani formed in line at ilptoivn and doivnioivn start- ing points. Ni-iihcr division took ,pi-.rt in the littlii ii:ni»_i-nl pi'oi»esnioii, ibut marrlii-il ont: an ,, ilei.nonsti;a» lliiin, iiIi.li- ilii- i-i;'Ii'. iiiiiinmi-il iii-lid Iii"-ri iii.i'l;-- io fi ri--.llliif plziri- le ll. ‘city plot.

The do\v|itoi\'n St-iriiiiii `.vs,~< Ii--udcil

hy 500 mi-n nnil ivoiineil onli.-liiye-_-s of the 'f`riuu_i:le l\'nist Fompiiiiy, who survived the firi.- ulid when this con- tingent. turned into Washington siiiiiire, ivhere so many of thiir com- riiiles met death, one yii-ng woman in the throng lost control of herself and broke forth iliio a wall that swept the entire throng even t0~ the onlookers.

Mcrinwliile the uptown division had

been triidgiilz south and us the two sectiiiiis poured into the siiilare and mi-t thiiiisanils burst into tears. many kni-It in tin- wi-i. streets inf prayer and wiiini-ii nuil men embraced and wept.

Minard's Linilnent Iielioves Neuralgln

The annoiiiicement -vas xiadi-. ir. number of city chui~cho.»i yc-otc1'.l=i.i'. that a delegation wo; 'L wait on th P. E. I. Legislntiire tomorri-ii a 10.30 a.m. to impress on itat liii their desire to have l"

iforo the Housf passed iinil also rug gocting that he i;e_ol'>l'> if We l"° vluce should be l,i .ii cn oiilrf-flvlilf to express their wishes in this i spect. .

In ii sermon ycs5.-.‘d- Methodist (lhiircil ltcv.

ns, in making this

stnted that this most

should be submitted

He thought this ii

ll. l.. f‘l o :innoiiiii-eiiii-vi impo~‘tai~t bl to the l`-\'0l‘l |-¢m4.)'\:t‘ile d

mnnil to make. The represeiihfitiv oi the people should be iniideil by 1 wishes of the electors and if,peo

.ie bill n:~w lie-

'ithey shoulil be given an opportunity

to say so.

e He reinarkoil on the success of the t present prohiliitory legislation .and Y thought that if this meant. so milch

-to the province a greater ineasure of ‘ sntisfuction and benefit should bo de- - rlved from the bill now before 'tba

5' house.

He thouglit the matters of inornl unil‘ti-mierance ri-form were A-lil*

_ g , .

ly in 'clit' l‘i\'9\ mont vital the province had -to lhhl

~‘ ' . ii

with and thi- people should be ullvo

i- _ _ _ _ _ li. to these iii-st. of ull. He was convinc-

\\ eil i.iiai. one iiigniintiini, .ii piimii, ff- wiiiilii he favourable in the eyes of

°' oiiii imii min unit with tin new im.

5; lii force this province would have the ple very best tcmperiineo act in the

the bill passed world-and the wiiri<1's it big place.

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