__ Dm. Mr. R

-sm’

ado P911. on

nat ‘-

te bei -~-»

tio -‘ poo

B . tho'

sub flgh

and

Rabies, or winnipeg, was asked to

inv ity Win vat ., miséi that Com

able

pelle, he co ness

speech

»~ »-

of soci _ elec

ll¢l*9l1soiiiso .0

r _ '---1;.

-4

NIEON. Jan.. 10-'rhe-Manitoba

TOWNS' Association toda ` 01 ‘

ed a__mB°1uu°n opposing the ul' P the Royal Victoria hospital at 7 are of $85.000.000 or -any sum ¢

val armament, suggesting i

_ 01130 00-0503 Kive a. lead to the p

the world for disarma-

- and universal arbitration 10;- in. _ t/ional didlculties, declaring spat

the Canadian Parliament voted- _

for navel expenditure the ques- `

should be referred to the

e. '

nsof

'DON'-,'_-Ma.n., Jan. 9-'Over one

d _

Ption in a few minutes as a 8 hind BV 1591: night’s session Manitoba Grain Growers' As-

ion.

ubiic

tigate he pl rosie

of the Ontario I-Iyidro-Electric

stand

to-dny. _

remai das,

restin

it is wish fort a la

that is chr that'

ment,

of the

ed th years never

even his h

CONF

genera tiv

comp to fo Union cific,

Robert S 5 v t-, chairman of the

_Paci eioard; Frank A Van- _and Jacob Sabin. Jr.. dischss- _Archduchess Eleoreanm amen daugh.

ed wit premf'

Union

derllp

would

cific the _‘ A »__,

lndi -f err ~ sale citle -,i hol -'

ie.

KQ-

iie biis ' on z tr me F° .

Oman; DE Boha_p(;,%ue.?.\;nd the hospital today.

he muitisiibject himself to ‘sil- _ _ _ _

ent UBB-¢Ui01!.05.-.-for the remainder of bruised and her throat showed signs his days. This is not a new treat- Of

but simply means s. rest cure

larynx. It must be remember- h at. Mr. Rockefeller is past - 70 h old, and, in my opinion, he wii`l"'w

be physically able to appear on

8 wltnees SUM: in lwt. probably not ar-t’s story because of her first excla-

for' a _written examination, as m ands trilllible so that it is diffl- n

nee

cult fOr him t0 Write legibly- she asked, and then became uncon-

, sci

as wail db-Union Pacific stock- Archduchees. who is twenty-elf years

5'; Udiment cures Diphtheria. Joseph and of her parents.

___.v.___._1__-_§\¢r_-_-_-_-_-_-_~:::¢;':-2*-ff-‘rf-‘ff-'-1' `~'-`

,’ »,-,

r=“>

° Power-tofarnis was discussed,

ompany there and erect trans- on lines to Brandon similar to

salem" ' The matter was refer-

red to acommittee. '

notnrrrllrn musr

__l¥W;§¥§_.§E WTF

NEW YORK, Janugry 9_-william

Rockefeller

_to izspear--as a witness in the

ilnanc ` _

the P the c

e» _ qhiryifbeing conducted by uio c`onimlittee` at Washington in pinion of Dr. Walter F. Chap- his physician. The only way

ulll anewer iiuestions on tl1't.&vit- For several hours she made every

l‘ in-1.

.»l.

T AFHC BY G0

“fn .~.,_;, ._

,suntan 0 0'? .E _ ,-

” clut-lon'

(Canadian Press)

dollars was raised- 'by

A 'scheme for supplying

UW-itiel " Commissioner

and report on its iessibii-

an is to buy current from _municipal plant or a pri-

pi-obably will never be

would be in writing, or

might result in strangulat n s

so ,serious is the condition 'o

Rocks

ph 1 ieller's throat, according to the Em engaged to marry 9, man in Knox-

Y# 0

ian's itatement published here v

<'Chappelle practically said that a ggggfglfleaiénpai bslgilglx gg H2138 'linen 1 went ie chicago and ist i ers

» - 1

where -Mr. Rockefeller is now

g, he is keeping very quiet and a declared that his every little in ~hl.|iito».h;:;ritten, kforevery ef; `~

0” -_ ,hives t e hahard o ~ _ _

Seslmwn. _ -' - “°“°“‘

nlgve c%~ to, the conclusion

only Om Blilsnmmn ovma \ PAQ 0 RAILROADS DECREE under her body 'and bound with a.

_ _ 0

an rm

u°17°;1nd 9~;$§§§;`;‘;g filled with chloroform, was found 'in

of the Union Pacific railroad he y to'-day resumed conferences. ulate a plan to divorce the

Facia from the Southern Pa-

_ ec ion R

in see _ nee with the <1 is

of the supr¥‘%`%'urt.’ `

\;°§\:_=,*°*°':§;"S:‘;f,':; §§§,“§‘§ ter ei Arcnanke rgsri s_eepnen'. -by ner

ns' ‘fs __ei_ent-for the Union m , _V _ K, ,md y

-----.i.ilihi“- - as-_-;~. .ff 11----re..--..

nlon- The alone.

rn eral Wickersham has W

u - I _ _ , ` dv V ` ` V h°,;'g:1g1:>g°,-$3335 gr- Eaair, at which only tliefinembers' of-"

hEdll`ilill¥2l%ed`the Boiithbrn Pa- -th

g the stockholders of

_ i”'1¢TRlBUTi9;H

ll- ed.

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. J-an. 10-'A bulletin

-.HL SGYB that during the day the

onditlon of the Duchess has improv-

Her temperature is down, her

STULEN MUNEY

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Jan. 10.-A. sum be- ween $12,000 and $14,000 of the $85,700 which wasp stolen from the Bank of Hochelaga by Henri Legace, ex-ledger keeper, was recovered by the police to-_day in the room of one of Legace's friends. '

The police -now expect to recover

the rest of the money.

cial miuecee

in Pullman cis

CINCINNATI, Jani 9-The police

are investigating the strange tale of Miss Evelyn Silwart, found bound and drugged in a berth on a Big Four train_from Chicago, and who, when' the train reached here, 'told the police h I`

s e had been made a victim on the t ain.

ellort to conceal her identity. I.15.tsr he said :. _ My home is'1n Jacksonville, Fla. I

ille, Tenn., and was on my way there. I left Jacksonville some time

go, and .went to New York: to shop.

t night. ll I-return-ed about ten o’c1ock.Shortlv iter I was awakened by a man sit- ; on the edge of the berth. < "‘Havén't you made ai mistake ?" `I

"No, indeed,” he replied. Then I membered nothing until I awoke in

Miss stewartfs 'wrists were_ badly

finger marks. - ' Conductor Brown declared it would ave been imposslblefor' anyone to ave`left or entered the Pullman ithout his having known of it. The police questioned ‘Miss Stew-

ation after she 'regained conscious- ess. "Did he get me that time ?"~

ous again. - The police and railroad ofllciala are "biting in an investigation. 4 » When found her arms were twisted

arse string. _ An atomizer, hal!

r berth. - ~

assassin Hein RANK _

'ro MAsRv orrxonm.

VIENNA, Austria, Jan. 9- The

arrfage today to an 'Austrian naval

ted wig; her rank. T `e .iierenibrly as performed at_SaYb\1B\=|1 411 011°

ince oi Galicia, and was a quiet

e two families were present. The .

old, was ,firstobliged to qbta h_ the. eens¢nc‘ of ine- ransom'-Ffehrle

, _______________-_____.__--_-_

AWGNDEKFUL

,.i|‘&'aing Gumllsn(msilefllnn¢mr-------53-00 ~ A

“indian Countryman

_ - _ D

USE THF;

TDEII-¢»-p»e¢i»¢n;»¢~~7'~§' _- for only $2.50? _ iz

have not yet taken" efdvantage of this unPl\‘~

requested to do lo at'onee; '

.ir

,,, , , .,;.,.e»-es.-..."4 . -» ~

V - l ‘-._ ' r 1 ~ J “ ‘

_ _ .f --

DFFER-NE '

(weekly) 994% ¥F"--- - ,

all by the Management ofthe _ '» the above offer. ‘ . `

r¢>l.wii'lll¢f’-_ F00"

0 si " fi"3§?°%""5’*‘7 ' ,...:.:..‘:.':.°..>'s.:...... 0.... _

ulse better and there is less pain. _

.tived. `

at 2.04, tomorrow at 2.34 and Mon-

jday 8.03; ltiwli bs high tomar row brning qt- 1 7, Monday at 2

(G°9“‘u°“_ P11158) _

S_'1‘- J€J,1§NY_S. Niid-. Jan. lo.-A

UUYQW' 932 Pe _from destruction by_ l¥'0`_B_i1d"_sei~icus experiences by the llasielléere ' and crew ,is reported. by the Allan’ liner, Oarthaginian, which arrived here’ to~nlght from Liv?-poql._' . The steamer left 'Liverpool ecein-_.

\_};l;1l;m2dBt1l1'l§Jt"Bt. 'J dhn'n,`I-Ialifai' ,Bind

on a.' s v

The cargo caught fire when' three dagsiésult. he [domes sp12iad"rapldly* an scams necessary o' u1`np'an enormous amount of water ‘into the' vessel to 'drown them out. The fire was 'extinguished after a large pe.r't` ofthe cargo ‘was damaged. "‘ ' ' “-

The repairswill cost- $10,000.

V§|Ei_U‘Hli-S [l[l[i_T

_HALIFAX TEAM

(Special to 'the Guardian) HALIFAX, Jan/ 10-The Mo`ncton_ Victorias defeated the Crescent! to- night _in a league match 7 to 6.

At New Glasgow the Cubs defeated Halifax. Social 10 to 8. n The games were hard and fast.

A HOME RULE-

LONDON, Jan. 9.-Thirteen clausesi

were added to the home rule bill yes- terday.

Hayes Fisher moved an amendment

to clause 15, seeking to deprive the Irish legislature of the power to in- _terfare withimperial taxation, either by varying- or discontinuing it.

Postmaster-General Samuels oppos-

ed the proposal which, he said, 'woulci debar the Irish commons from levy- ing or investing new taxes. He con- tended there would not be constant interference on the part of that house with the policy of the British chan- cellor of the eircbequcr. The amend- ment was defeated.

A_n amendment to Clause 22 was

i_` ov_ed__by W. Guiness, providing that 'Ebel term of oflics members of the

years, and that they might act by three of their num.-ber andappoint of- ficers and servants. This was nega-

NEW LAND

A lnllllllilicrlc

BERLIN, _ Jan. 9-Lieutenant Wil-

helm Filchner, German Antarctic ex- plorer, returned -with his expedition to Buenos Ayers after fifteen months

that the expedition has been most successful. He discovered new land, which he named Prince Regent Luit- poldland, and also an ice-barrier which he named Kaiser Wilhelm 11.

WIFE TO BE TR-IED -FOR PART

" 1NiMUnDrlr_a oil' HUSBAND

REGINA, Sanlr., Jan. 9-Mrs. War-

wiek`has been committed to stand trial on the charge offcomplicity in the milrder of her husband, Ralph Warwick, whose mangled body was ound in the stable of his farm on

the evening of November 18. »

` 'A » L

llli I sTiiEg , _

.- .f '

_ ns ¥l§,ri.run(f - | E. no il, src

- - -_ (Special to *the Guardian)

TORONTO, Jan; '11-Fair and mild

to<u\,Y.. 'rain on sunday. _

The temperature at three. o'ciock this ` ‘morning by the ‘Bexali Store Tehted Thermometer with A northern expvlllre was nineteen degrees above zero `d!id with a soutli`ern‘exposure ivllttfenty 'and afhalf above. ' The lowest temperature recorded yesterday was 15 degrees above zero and the highest Wad- 24 above. The

lowest the--previous\lnight was one degree above. At ni e a. m. yester- dayft was fifteen above and at nine

p. rai.it was .twenty-four above.

The tide will be high this afternoon

and esday at 2.45.

The lim sets this afternoon at 4.87. zoniorrow at 4.88 and Monde! $0 .99;. it rises tomorrow mo_rni\\¢ B-10 -Moaxday at 7.39 and Tuesday at ~ 7.8 .

11;. at `8.E8 and

'reseller

the mgon will

Elf :tg ‘.

'saw --ani A minutes and Ol and fift1°l1il\°

'- ..» .‘

can take adventagueétllil

joint exchequer board should be ten k,

in the Southern seas. He cables-' ton

w`AN=`rnD A "i§h'ib`1-1*i" o1`RL`.`vFIFrlf1"'A

_ *___* .1-iuwe Jfdiis A. 'MemAcHsmN, Pirie

(Canadian Press] _

es of Nahping, Kwang Si.

trench.

side Nanning.

oaked wood.

ed in the huge pyro.

(FRENCH EULUMN

Hill MAIIMJUH

(Canadian Press)

PARIS, Jan. '10,-The French gov-

ernment will. send a strong flying co1um.n to Magador to punish the Moors` who recently made consider- able trouble in that region. The force will be instructed to

teach the natives a lesson not soon to be forgotten.

SOUTH BOSTON "PYRAMID"_

IS 'DESTROYED DY FIRE

BOSTON, Jan. 9.-South Boston's "pyramid" was destroyed by fire yes- terday, the flames leaping " 100 feet into the air and forming a. spectacu- lar blaze.

Situated oil Damreli street, near

Old Colony avenue, the peculiar shap`= ed building loomed above other struc- tures in the neighborhood and could be seen for a reat distance

g .

The fire gained much headway be-

fore the arrival of the apparatus, and the edorts of the firemen were bent on keeping the blaze from

spreading. The building was built by

Farwell Bros., dealers in kindling wood, and the loss was aibout $4,000.

The property was owned by Dominick Stefano. The origin of the ilre is un- nown. _

CUIIDEHSED IDS

" T 0 L TE F. ll

Q %l.lS§‘lFlCl'l`l0H

vue cent per word each insertion

in this column. Cash must accom- pany order and five per cent discount. allowed. Minimum charge twenty-

ve cents

il _ . 'rl-IREE S'1"iTD_ "N Com

E _

fortabiy accommodated at 291 Eus-

M3ipd

_ Street. 1-11___ _ __ .

FOUND AT CHRISTMAS MARKET

a muff. Apply to Mrs. Jackson, Market House. 1-11M3ipd.

saussoma saosnons in _ `-Baer

made. Fresh every day at Baun- _ders, Newsom & Co. 9-6Mtf.

PoULTnf3wn`°v`Ki D

chickens an good stock

d iowi. High price-for . Jenkins and Lantz, -

_* _ 1-11-Maine.

WANTED, MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Young girl from country preferred. Apply 196 Richmond st, _H ’ 1-11Mu.

good education to leam-- the Type setting. Apply in person BC The Guardian Oiiice. ll-20Mtf.

roR`sKLoIoNE PAIR sinvsm

cross foxes seven-eights black. Price reasopable. Apply W. B. Weeks & Bon, Fredericton_ l

Ritter and Machinist, has moved his _shop to the corner ol Upper Queen and Passmore Streets. `Phone

'cdnnec ion. ‘ 1'7Mt|- _ P oN _, _ -

IOIPATIPG G0

in into a general business don't fag to communicate with McKay & Kennedy, Bradalbsnef-P. E. ~I. -A - ‘ » 1ri=._~!ii=_=<_~

i-‘TEWNING AN-D risidonar-

ing. Ten years practical experience also two years private tuition un- der Brooks, considbred the best authority known on tunlnl HB0 action work. J. W. Wri8ht, Bedo- \il§=._____,__*,,_____ ,_ _ _ _ l'_9&Y‘_-

CHER WANTED FOR BELLE-

TEL _

vue School District No. 184 in

Prince County. Lot 9, second or tlird class teacher, male or female. Siipplement for the half -year S15 to begin January, 1918. Apply to Hhgh MacDonald Secretary Milo,

We -which some is bei-eb vm. A &:uaenu"<naiimwnl§iaa ne.

ward Isla 0 nter MA _ raising

e e 11, i li' d

in-f' '*‘ iii” of Ja":i°\::l'¥ ,193 at the boi* of ‘IE

gclock in the fcggloonf 'Hz

_ _ ve~ - ' u

e Aim-

glorl |;e:nting.held in Ser ber last

,~ t b _

sua. mlm-»tea"‘i so ‘"1

°°“`ii'¢_`i\'~'-

_ lv 0

SHANGHAI, Jan; 10.--Thirty-nina'

_lepers were recently put to death in an atrocious manner by the authori-

The sufferers were _ilrst shot, then

_their bodies were burned in a huge

The lepers ,lived in the 'woods out-

A Catholic mission sought permis-

sion to build a lazarette. The autho- rities pretended to give consent and dug a pithnd filled it with kerosene _B _

At the Point of the bayonet the

lepers were driven into the pit and shot to death their bodies being burn-

' (Special to the Guardian

colliery operated by the Maritime

Yard instead of upwards Three men

fourth of the grafting has been corn- pleted. Ai. least twelve 'dogs will be sacrificed in an eiiort to save the life of the child. '

Physicians say if the skin grafting

is a success Dr. Van I-loefen will have' completed one of the most* remark- ahile operations in the history of skin grafting. 'l“h`e boy was burned from his knees to his waist-line.

In minor cases Dr. Van Hoefen has

been successful with the skin from pups, and five pups were obtained. Two weeks after the lad was burned twenty-live pieces of skin from the underside of a young beagle hound were successfully grafted. Using a dog at each operation, Dr. Van Hoef- en grafted sixty-one pieces of skin and then sixty'-nine pieces, at an in- terval of three days.

The last time, about a week ego,

seventy-five pieces of skin taken from two pups were grafted to the boy’s limb. The supply of pups in Baden having been exhausted,‘~Dr. Van Hoci- eu has employed men to obtain edd- itional ones;

WIRELLESS

A MESSAGE

-__-

Naw rome, Jnn. 9-A ghsle from

Berlin says that wireless communica- tion was established yesterday by en- gineers ofthe University of Halle be- tween n land station and a balloon soaring to an altitude of four and one half miles. This is said to be the first time on record that audible

The signals were flashed from - the

Il Il Il €$ C:

“Bt Paul's Church Branch of the

rnoon, Jan. 80. 1\11M3i.

_ o_q'<_

Monday ni he at the Y. M. 0. A

and two -intermediate teams.-

“The Alexandra Baptist Church in tend holding a goose supper at the home of Earl Jenkins on Tuesday

iinfévqrs lewiiu as-"sein than low

:iii .‘ifi.:".=i'- 'hr ">°

N- S. ' _ ' - 1-_mei

` ~ una*

aid of Church of England will be held in Rustico Bank Hall on Mon-

_ _ 1 vw ___;'_ _. _ _ _ rg '_ be-mantle-1 . - '

’ . , ` r , ,

_'hui _nsmousrmi rmll s

.Fil-li 1 il 106003-lililii AT Mgyrnglllf

l‘r|`lil,»f _ 2 -_ ----T ` 3 ‘___ f -_ - . A -

' 1,, - . . .

I1-liz*-@__q

lllllml ul l::;:;°"i-“Y""l*.:‘;;“i:;..';‘z;‘ ,Mmm Um,-T 0°- -f in---1

_ '_ .Drown Flames Trench Injur-inglwo - - ‘ ~ -- 0P00i0Q 0f _"W1 533|

_UUEHESS _|_M_PHUliH_I -- -- -

hair and a slight stoop in his broad

u e man sa quie y a meal. unstirred either by the music or

It was the same Harry Thaw, but

vastly different in appearance and de- portment from the Thaw of former days. Conilnement fox' years has so subdued and sobered the young slayer of Stanford White that when he was asked if he cared to stay in New York at a fashionable hotel over night he replied, tlmidly :

trial of a suit brought against his.; mother, Mrs. William Thaw, by Law-'

HEROIC WOMAN

»cr;*r'- ..._. BALTIMORE, Md., Jan. 9-One of

the most pathetic incidents of the wreck of the schooner Julia. Lucken- bach was the death of Captain H. A. Giibert's wife in the pilot house of the ship as she went down. The story was told by five .survivors of the

Luckenbach, who were picked up by t _

he S. S. Indrahuala. Mrs. Gilbert, who insisted on tra-

velling with her husband, had told friends that_if the ship ever went down she wanted to be as near as possible to her husband, and that she did hot want any one to try to res- cue her if he was to be lost.

According to reports of the men who were saved, she died as shie had

said she wanted to die, The men said there was no opportunity for the res- cue of the-captain or his wife.

LUHSLATUH Dill] “fini

' 3 -_

AMHEBBT, N. S., Jan. 10-The .___ .

Coal, Railway and Power Co at (S-P50191 bY P50110.) Jogglns mines was the scene of a wa“°'di““ Press) d/ MONTAGUE» J°'”- 1°~"'Th° °P9“’ surlonh nemént this afternoon “__ ST. JOHN. Jan, 10--Sir Edwar ing of the new steel bridge at Montf “mug in thadmth of one man and Shea, said to be_ one of the oldest aa- agua yesterday was a grand success severe iniuries to two others. £128 165151303; U1 ug empire. died gilélsenlépwufds Of 1.000 P90100 WGN

hr ' 0 8?. ng . e was a former _ - _

atgcsfdptto ex? 1°;‘§1‘Es:1f2p§°°1v;‘£ president 0| the legislative council of Amid the roar of whistles and ir- mad go b A t t th Newfoundland' and continued a mem- mg °f guns th” “P00131 "lm f!'°m

_y e en o e surface. In Uh

some manner' €he"cars 'were' sent down- 'her tm his Math' B1;-lottetgwn arrived at 230 D' ml

wit Premier Mathieson, Commission

- if k

_John J. Burbine, James Gould and ` ;§n?,;rP?(q§§avyv?r5;,r`g£at Mcgolgflgt

George Covil were unfortunately as- Works, L. B. McMillan, Commission- cending at the time on their home- ei- of Agriculture, Murdoch Mcxm. ward iourney. Burbine died before he non, Hon, w_ g_ stew”-’¢ K_ 0_ was brought to the surface. M.L.A., Aeneas McDonald C J'

I A McDonald MLA, and a large

UF number of other Prominent men. The

_ . premier and other officials were niet

_ _ _ _ _ at the station by teams and a large

____ number of the Montague cltilens and

_ were conveyed to the centre of the

'- ' ' _ New Bridge, which was beautifully 1 1 Icanadmn Press) decorated with hundredsof lla .

LONDON, Jan. 10-Adrianople con- An address was than nad g th, “ml” 00° CFU! Of Ula Peace 81011801011- premier by A. C. McDonald, on be-

___ The Allies declare they must have ir.. half of the Montague citizens, thank-

(Canadian press) Tl\l'k°Y is 900811? determined not to , ing him and his colleagues for their

CHRIQTIANIA' JNL 10____1t is cede. The belief now is that tbepromptness in fulfilling their pro-

feared here that the famous Arctic lJ0Wers will be forced to intervene to mises to the citizens in giving than explvrer Otto Svendrup and party of bring about a peace settlement. such a fine structure and that it was sixteen, who were hunting walrus in the intention of MOMBEUB t0 BPD!! Gre n v '

e land, ha s been lost, to the legislature at its next session Svendrup left Chrlstiania in March, for an act ni incorporation and sol-

1912. Since then no word has been icited his assistance in the mntter. -received from the expedition. _ *_* The premier made rev .

Mail sent to them has been return- NEW YORK- 'Jim 9-A Sad-Vishlr ""{(;f{ne'i{1n¢¢1 on page four-i;g¢n_) ,

ed uncaued 10;-_ ed, hespectacled man, with iron-gray

ly and said

|>u|>|>|r's slim ‘:.:2;;‘z';f:i.:“.s.:;r§..;-; e;.5.%°m.“e_ DREDGING s

To ga: 9t1;l;1y;;d stirringtand' yiopullfirragbs

S1-_ LOUIS’ M0” Jam 9_°___Five the curious stares of others in the '_' §<luare feet of skin from dogs is be- r°2’”- __ ‘ag;)r,;SJ0§lN' g1:;”‘h:r`;;I;rg‘;gg;g gpg' ing grniceu by Dr. s. A. van Hosien, H015' Smoke! exclaimed one or - ceased this mmm A d it -I ° 'Q JI-__ on Ralph Kel-15. se-ven_yem._°m the diners, “can that be the same k h th 5 nb .$3 son of Frederick and Mrs. Kerls, in HHFTY T119-W WHO Uded 120 169#/'B il'ITI;10wn wk ent eyd Wm ° r 1’ Baden. The lad was burned playingistreak of red along the Great Whibe| t augur ts °§1p°t T1" f°°°“;§ °§ 2” Indian ave' weeks ag°' and one' Way 7" gh; dlifxsictoen aneeer eco! :Elie vgubliz

Si _

_Werke Department of Canada, F. G. ?Goodspccd. No explanation was given and there was no intimation how long the order would be in edect.

The most important work affected

is the dredging of the Beacon Bar _ which is being carried on by the 'Maritime Dredging Company and the ,~'Beaver Dredging Company. The Nor-

“N0. I should prefer to so beck to | ron G.-ifurns contract in oourtenay

Matte”-WRU-" Bay is not ailected but as they are TIIBW WBB bI‘0Ught 120 VSOWD 011 Hlnot working at present this makes

Writ Of 11911089 00Fl>us to testify at the no difference in the harbor situation.

lt is reported that the reason for

the interruption of -the work is that the appropriation has been egheustfid. and this has made it necessary _tb stop until new financial arrangements are made. It is considered probable that the matter will be arranged by the government in council' without waiting for the house to open and that the work will be resumed with- in the next few days.

nRnAKwAi‘aR Now

rona HUNDRED FEM'

ST. JOHN, Jan. 9-The breakwat- er in Courtenay Bay, now in course of construction by the Courtenay Construction Company for the Nor- ton Griiiiths contract, has reached 'n length of about 400 feet. Although .lt is alreudy quite an imposing looking piece of work this is less than one- third of the length as the completed _breakwater will be 1,500 feet long. The work has been progressing satis- factorily in spite of the unfavorable weather which has been experienced

PLAN T0 PLACE AMERICAN ‘lately and is still ahead of the U-

;“Li?;§l:‘“'° bee” "'““°"‘“"°“ t° °“°" coAL IN GREAT BRITAIN timntss.

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prices than those fixed by the coal nation of the high price of coal in

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to-day in the Shipping' World. David Senator Morey of Androscoggin coun-

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_ One ng; for word each inlprtion York on January 11 to visit the ness” and examine books and does- in» 'this co umn.' Dash didst accom great coal fields on the Atlantic see- ments and provides that the attor- pany order and i‘l've»per cent discount board, and it is possible he may put _ney-general shall sit with the com- all -ed. . liintpaum charge twgqty- the matter to a practical test. l. mittee as counsel.

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