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BDUL'S HAMID'S AGENT ITII_ilEI?ET5IIIl E NADIR PASHA HANGED TATAU-I SHUT

llis Name a Terror, One of Three Who Brought on theIS*1°Bf°kf#=Ef\sf1g@f-11-niand

Lover Shot Her And Then

Events of April 13. Awiul Results of Persecution and Commmed Su,C,de_

Massacre. Indian Moslems Stirred by Sultan's Fall. ` _ __

(TJNSTANTINOPLE, April 29- (Spt-cial)-Nadir Passa, second eun uch undur Abdul Hamid, was liiinged at dawn on Bala bridge, ‘the great

tlioroligllfare--that connects Stamhoul|Nadir, who is i'r~gni‘<led ns thc chief with Cnlata_ _ iconspirntoi' in the events of thir- The body was allowed to swing and tecnth April.

tlioiisaiids of people stopped to look nt the man whose name was ni terror iuider Abdul Hamid. Nndir was executed aft-er a court martial on the charge that he insti-I Eaton the inutiny on April 13th. He was intensely .-imbitious, subtle- niinded and lnsensiblo to the `sufler-

ini_.- of others. iii- was one of the trio that formed Ahdiil I-lamid's private cabinet under thi- old ri-ginie.

river that empties into theses. here is carrying down many bodies of men, women and chihirc-n,, several corpses drifting in close proximity to an -Iinlian warship in the harbor.

The men from ii British warship are

doing splendid service.

(IALCUTTA, April Z9--(Special)-

The recent events in Turkey have caused ii. stir among the Moslems in India whose organ says the deposi- tion of Abdul Hamid was brought a- iiont by the resentment of an over- whelming majority ofthe 'l‘urks out- side of Turkey.

The hope is expressed that no steps

Nndir came to the imperial palace

its ii slave and grew up in that hut- house of intrigue.

Abdul' Hiiiiiiil relied entiri-ly ilpon

Admin.. April 20~-(Special)--'l‘lie[

conditions in the.cuuntry surround- ing Adaua, as a result of the fanatic- al attacks by Moslenis on the l_‘lirist-

inn population are terrible. |

Dead bodies are lying out on tlir-.I

fields and nliniberlcss Arni'cniiin farm- housts have been burned.

Conditions are most nnsanitary and

dysentery is beginning to make its _ _ _ um)cm.m,c(,_ ' will be taken against the life of

l\ll<}lt'/IINA, April Z0- --(Special)--Tile lAbdnl Hamid.

THE TIEATH IIT.

i EITIIHEIS IIIINITIIAII

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Tlierd' departed this life at Bin-I mfs lloud on April 21st., Francis Ilonovan, ali the early Wile "T yi-iir.~:. He leaves t-o mourn ii father and inotlii-r; also four brothers. Pitt' rick .lfvliiiiiind Williuni in the Un- ited' Stiii.tis, a-nil Michni-l, at lionlc.

one sister Mrs Bronins WU" :ii

NORTHAMPTON, Mass., April 29-

_(Specia1)--Enraged because she broke _her engagement with him, Porter Smith., a graduate from Dartmouth Col-lu_z,e, shot and fatally wounded Miss Helen Morden, senior at Smith College, and then turning the revol- ver on liimse-l_'f committed suicide.

HAHHIIW ESCAPE

TIIIIM IIISASTEII

Express Train :Ran Into Open

Switch. Was Saved by ‘

RADCLIFFE WANTS T00 I -E"---s~=-Cv Brake- ‘

MUCH T0 HANG ITALIANS

ST. JOILN, April 28---Unless hi: de- be the tirst to go to the gnllows and

cides to alia-ndoii his present intention he followed in an hour hy Arosha.

this week Sli-eriif Janie-s Tililiits, of_'l‘hree constables and the sheriff are

u. ll i rf im the double - constant] on "nord at the- cells of

Andover, 'i If o' ' ‘ .CX _ _. y B vention on Miiy -i, when Tony Aroslliu the doomed men. The only' light that and Loon Seppepil, crinfi-ss(-il ni\iril-i':i‘-- Iivinclir-.si the cells of either is that ern of l<ldwurd llrcvll. \\'iTl T10 T\`2ml=l<l\l frii-in the corridci-r of the jail through

ii-i And-o\'<-_r. As hr- bf-Iii-\'rs thi- fee for ii very small openiulr, in the door of

nn inun ltnlrliflr-js si-ivicls is tx thi- cc-il and .it 'l o’clock in--the after-

iind . . __ .H _,__»- 1-. .' -~ -. _ . of Ii1\'l\"-""`- Hi’ T"”`° IHS I'"m mm” orbituut, its il..ul»li- thi- ;iiiii.ii‘1i‘t~ of it iii.l.ii¢. the iiisiil-if of ouch prison room

witi. I‘hri.~\tiiin patience to the lliviiio wm 1|,. wus :in honest and upi':_;‘it

single execution is ar-'lu-ii. 'i`h¢=I‘iIl 'l`iu~ iii totally dark.

l-its intcii_l= to act ns i-xr(-iii_iiiiiei', lfoth Arn-s-hii and Seppopil were

l’<IU"\3 Illim- ‘md his m"m0‘y I".'u,hiiiisi-lf. looking; throuixli the ape-rtures in the

loiigiiii- I-hiirislilzd in- the ixoniniiinity,

~-M-,-,_,-,.-,»,- [,»,~.--~~,~iigi<l|gd-_-- ~-H-ir was ii~t-l»c'nded ‘-

A sliil't'on the ei'<-ri-io-ii of tlii- sr-iil-'door-,.1 wlimi liiiniiy l\'1urri\iy and Sas. i`ili'l"`w`il1 he niude this w'ee'l<`n1\d'i't'i::';iml ‘Andrew Hatch removed their

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ill Ili# "I"-"Till-‘Y Tl"“T`5 by TITS: l)m"t")l iiiiiiicl‘sl_uoil iliiit ii. \\'iIl ln- nu the 1-ii ` lll~v_ A, .l_ Mcliityre, rind died co1\.lclosi'-il pliiu us if ciiii:-.triii-\.t-il ot.li<-'r

cliitlics from the cell they haid (recli- piod. This one liiid ii windkiw.

S<»I<'\I I0' UT" Amit 'T505 "-‘T T-he “"'“_i‘“§\\'ise tliire would iii- nothing to pri--, ;\l-irriiy will visit in Houlto-n for n. i`1\i1il<'Ii\` A'-i\l|\`CTl- HT-" T‘"“""‘T- “'I““I"Ivi-iit onloolti-rs friini. vii-wiiig tliv- nriir \\'ei-ii or iimrc and will iilsu visit lat-

er in Woodland (Me) The Hutch bro-

Sn-tiir<liiy,_ April 24th, to St. Jos-I ¢ph's (‘/liurch, where alter High l\/hiss had been sun-g his remains wtre luiil away to await the final riill.

EIEETHIEITT

EHIIII/I THE SIIN-

SO.\lEli\'lllLl§,‘_\lnss April 17.---'l`luit he luis siiwessfiilly solved the prolili-iii' iii' sioi-iiig up thi- sun rnys und tzoiivc-i‘t -| ing tlioni into 1-li-i'li'n'nl 1-in-ri,5_\' --A

was well rittelideii, took place ii-n,s`_m(_ __)e,h“\(_ .Nm J-nu yum ,___ “Ur f

uncod in Lind it is tho iiitviitioii of tl.u-rs were given jobs rm the railroad the sheriff to have the execution.-: pri- linllusting nom' VI'-oodntock by Mur- viite. They will take place betwoe-n 1-ay.s nn-cle and the three mon are this hours of li :ind 10 o'cliick in the outspoken- in their decision never to iiiorning and Si-pptpil will probably return to the 'Foirique valley region-_

iii thi- wboli- i‘i':iuii- lin-.i'i-:i1'i~ 06'] ]ili1;;'~ I

Tin- iliil`i-i'<-in-1-_ In tho ti-.iii|n-i'iiti1i'i-_ of lliu two i-inlsof tin- iiii-folic iiliigs. oni-_ l><-iiig iii the di|'<‘i'.i i'iiy.~4oi‘ lin- sun un-i

tlir olhi-1' iii llii- open nir and slii-lt(-11-il

from ilu- sun. gi-in-i'i-_ti-.s i-II-uti'i<‘ii_\'. | | |

li' fini siiii gin-.-i iiinivi' 11 vloiiil Lind Ili.-

\'olt1i;.:i- <Ii'o|i_i Iii-low flint ol' tin- sioriigi- -- li:iltc|'ii-~, :in iiiil-iiiiiiv i'ii'i‘uit liri-:iki-r.

hi~olili~in on whit-li thi- si-ii-iitists ol' the _T_""`“T*‘ AT"-` "I""“T‘ I"`t“f""" iii" 'm":h,i~"" Al it ineeiim: held Wednesday even-

\\'oi'hl luivi- het-ii il-iligl-iitly \\‘oi‘lriiig. _ lnuilii-eii .siicci-ssiiill_\' tluiiionstiaited by T alSoiiii-r\‘illuiiivontoi' (lr-urge H Covi- hy ligliting.-; his \\'orkslio]i nt 486 Sonivr- E”

fiom .i simple iippuintus on the root luleitiiiniiis ii mi the .Instituto or Tel-_liiiology who liu'.-- \\';itf'lif-d with iii feicsl his wqii-iiliii-rits li no di-\l.u4 il’ thouisi iii-~i eiitliu-n-.i~du o\ii his sin , trim Mr.(‘<.\‘e hnsfleiiioiisliudi-ll flint the siniple iiliparatiis will develop und store .sufi'ii'f-lit clei:li'i\'ii_\' in one l>riglit siiniiy day ii- li,-_:ht nn oi-iliniiry lioui~i- |`orI fiirw- iiigliis or i-nou:;l\ in l\\o iluys fin' six iii;-lils.

Thi-_ iiiveiilioii \\'ilI lu- h|io\\n ns llii-_T-*TI

"Solar lili-i:il'ic lic-ln'I'nlor. ` " | .-lboiit ii your uno _\li', (`.ii\~i- liiiill ii, suinll iiiiu-liiiie iihoiil Ihr.-1- li-vi .~i|~i:iii-_‘ i‘lii.~ |uo\'l\ig ii slii-_ui-si ln- i-oii.~liui~ii~il :ii liiiii-limo ot igreiilei- iliiiii-ii.~ioii_~_ I \\'ilh _-ii-\'ur.il iiiipro\'<--iii-iit_~i on ir?-. i'ii_ fiir. <’o\'l- in nt 1\l'1‘_~4i-iii \\'oi‘laiii;z;_ llii- I-l-T ili'Ii'\i<-\‘ oi` iiii- llu\l'Il:iiu lu- _-airs \\ ill ln-; iiii-iw-_-si-i|, ` I

ll' llii-i-xiii-iftuil .~|iii-ms i'oiiii~- \\'ill\I

Illia le-:ili‘ir~_ oi-0 <i;i_\".~' siiii-iiii.i~ will; l5'Pl\\'.':in- >|.ll`Ii:n-in i-I.i-.<i'i<-ity to light :il ilousi- ii uw-I; I ll i'-i:i~‘»\l~. ol' :l sf--4-I l` nun- \\'oi fr fo ln-

_ |lTiu'i-il uln: ie it \\iil sir-naw ilii- tliri-i'l

l`i\_\'~ ul lin- .s-ui. -’»lii.it plii,-,gs ol' iiwlaillii- <:_ii|i;..\~.ii~.ii \\'liii-li is llii- ;n'iii¢-ipiil, l_>1\'1~~l ilu- invi-|ii.o|i :ii'~~.~.~l into lliisi tizuiii- \\~lin-li i-i iIi\'iili-il iiiI.i sixii-i-ii "lniiii - i-nvli siiiinri- om- fool .~. iiuirv. _=I_l\lI vi ii1a\.ini:;: lil iii' lin- inluiilliv plugs. II\°~f~-- |»l:i';.- sire in-t with one vii-.I iiinlcrl L'ai~» uuili- iln- sun shines on liioni. 'l`|i<-I

-illwinii-1-. :iii-.i-xp. .~u-d to tlr- oin-ii ziirl :uni ~li.-lli-r--il *roui ilu- nun# r,i_\'~_

MORE ABOU I I

GUARD”

\'Jli.u ii --:oninii iiinlii-ii up her niiiid tn iirm.-i-.iilisli nnytlvllig shi- is sure to ’_“"`l‘\‘1.l, ;.nl wlitn ii lllr¢:e` nuniln.-r of mill'--1\|==i_l lidllrs imlrrtnke to lie- Ullme tho Eilil:oi's, Iltpoi-ttrs-`, (lon- 'I'TI"'|-"¢= &~c., in fiict thi. writing ';"“" "T 'l`ln. Moriiini; Daily 'Gu-nrdian "E MWF/ 2.2, it is imposs-iizle to cattl- "‘“" “'i\M ii stupendous success it Will hc. ln this respect th-s Daugh- :fg-= i.f the Empire will surprise all h- ji _-et ilu abr.-vi'-_ special issue. No ony of liidlis has ever issued a ‘,“°W9PHDrr in this country, and the w_‘l‘{"\i“K Daily of the above da-to he therr-_fore he pi surprise. It will to ;4>=l><-riiilly large paper of from 20 ` uh \l=lL'\`e in three sections, and mt be sold at lrspeeial price. Thu. M ’°°°ll>ts from the rules thereof tmrlfeil ne from the "special" adver- .hbll therein will be for the “Antl-

°P¢u\osls" movement. What nub-

with the ri.~ii\g' siui in the nioriiiiii.-;

ville ;i\'i-une with olrcti-it-ity gen: rated il

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Ti T. ¢ I.. 1 »'. i ' ' ' T ’ I-(IL

l`I

nd thi-_ siuriigo liziin-i‘ii-s. lin-. lit-\n-_I-_

s thus i-iitii'L-Iv niiloiiuitiiz illll ill the U» B- C- HHH Of ‘UW l`¢Dl1l‘l“

Whi-ii the siiii si-is iii the ou-iiiiig' it i»'vIliLu\`»iV0S Uf the telllllfi TUYUTTIIE the iltoiiiuiiriilly shui i off l`i'oni thi- stor- Junior League for the U. 13. O. Buse- ,-_re liiitti-i-iesiiiiil lii-giiis sloi-iiig iiguiii ball Tropliy, final arrangements were

ride for the league games. All the

Mr. (!o\'i_-_ who In-longs _to Hnlii`ii.\. I-ell),-,semuyivgs were present, and the

\`o\'ii Scotia. is ai |ii‘:ii:tii-:Ll iiivi-iitoi'_iiii<l , Marty and c0_0pemti,,e Spirit in

-.ami ii'-'- _.F

_tion for utiliv_.in_-_f tlir-_ po\\'¢‘.r oi' the tide I 3_ll_’_'H;__(T;l;_: in the liaiy oi T-‘nudity u. workin-r n_io<ii-l I Th, ` ` __ _ f mes will fwliich wus on nxliiliiiioii at llziliilix. _°°’“pe`Ei mn' c Sen” 0 gm N_ Sw in the f_,\| of |o0;_ | oc opened liy the (lrlebnrs vs. '_1‘an-

ih. 1,_,,, ,|,_v_,,,.i! his time for iiii- ]i;i,~,i nt-rs t_u l,o followed by the Orlenars -\ oc 1, yu. ii-oliloiiioi' iiriliyino vs Micniacs The lull schedule willi

-_i ‘i-n_\‘i-: .-| _ . ,_ »- _ _ _ Iiiiuiii-.il p.i\\'<-is su-_-h :is rin-_ tiili-s. the, he pulilishcil later. hor the present,

ii i-li' _ niiil li:i» _-n-<‘lii'<~il iizitiiiio-i on tin-_ , ,ii luibt, the ;-game;-. will be played In

uliii/.ulioiii»l'\\'u~ii- lioaltoi' .slow-~i :\1i'lI\ri¢u,riu Park, on the grounds used t'iii'ii;i<-1-.~= iiiiil i'o|i\'i‘rli_ii;; if into 1-li-i-(ri-I Hy Um lguguc msg, year, and the boys FUI ‘_‘=`--'l`:~'."- _ _ will be delighted to size alnrge ut- aiznl iunili- ai sp:-i'ii\li_\' ol' i`loiii' iiiili iii.i- "T uw 'mines'

i~l|;i|_~i-_\-_ _\l;;ii_\' ol' his iii\'i-ntio|ii.- uri- _

new in in-in loil.iv in the grciil mills of, -i------

fili- \'i'|-.‘ .

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l\l:'. (`..i\'i-s'.l_\'.-i iii i'nl`o|‘.¢ll "‘. fo sild"

i-.in-i',:_\°; ".\llli.iu;.;l\ il \\'.ii iioni- iii if \‘er\' <-.\;pi-iir.i\‘i- \\'ii\~~- loo I-vin-iisivu to,

ln-. pi'.ii:ii\‘;;l. i‘lrii~.~i¢o`ii the iii\'t-ntor pi-.i\'~ I 1-rl iii IHIIS that lin- -inn s i'.i_is if pi'.»;»_-|~ I I l\' iiti izi-il \\'<-rv ini nilili- ol' |i|'oilii<-»n_:-,'- _ ' | I

l fin- ll fi'-v pow-i-i' i'|'oni I-\‘i-r_\' .~‘i|i|.\i'i- _\‘ -rd _ ol' siii'l'i\i'c <~x1i.\~<i»il io tin- _~.iu\`~ |':i_\~~_ _

"`l'Iii- :ilnouiil iii iinlii|'nl |\<»\\i-|‘ \.Tiil-Ii '

1-,.\,ii|_\~ _~_f..iii;_~_- io wiisii- is iiliiivral ii-.<- ui | ,\ large nuinlier of people attended <~i-i\'.\lili- ri-ii-iitisis rluiui Iliail our I- iul ( ,M |,_-,,,;g(.¢_ [mu mug(-lies at the Y, M. fielzlsaiiiil oil wi'-lls i-iiiiuot lust oiii- liiiii- I (~_ A_ mst cv¢.ni“,`-_ 1-he game ‘Dgtwegn llroil yi-iii'siiinI I li:-Iii--.°e lin-~o nailiirul I I.i,.,_,,,, and uh. (-ha,~\,,¢¢_,.tm\~n prime

T:‘l'l‘_T_‘_'_"‘:__1'_'::I_&\T;;;_;::_xI‘I_f_‘_`;_I U' i"""""A“' "I" i.f Wiilrs resulted in ii-_victory for the

` ` ` ! Init-fi- of 2El-10. The Picton boys plny-

<-il ii fnsi. giinio but were cvide-ntly not

' ` iiseil' to being ruled ns strictly as

they wi-it by the lhiirliittetowii offic-

rd E A mls. 'rms nveiiini; the Plctoninns Play

\ll i‘liuilot`tcro\~ii A game was nls-o

Y . plnyi-il lict\vi-cn West Kent imrl the

‘ 'Prince of Wales ilriit year team re-

Isultin-g in ii victory for the -latter of

_ I |11---12. At. the eoncliislon of the KUHWS

lm. ,,,,,U,.,. ,.,,“|,| imw iniipireil the the boys class in tumbling gave- o. members of the itiiove society mnwm """.V‘ \`-I¢'V0¥` 0"\‘TT'It~ ' - undurtiii-ke to rnise funds for such H' This evening the Stars und first piirpomi-_‘ Their -kind act is in the ypur Prince of Wales will plny ni interests of cvffy "lim, W"“\““ ‘1"“T friendly nintrli. and the spectators chldd in thin Profvince. Who il'u\‘>-' will also be' ullorrlcd the cliiince of

not wnnt such a dendly '“"`T“"‘y sr-ning some r-xni-_ptioniillly gizofl- liar, 1 C H ‘_ H m

, Prince of Wi- es fo ego e B . -\Hf‘

Stnmlled 0\\i'- Un*-11"'-EY' “ml “dmc °x"Iworl< during the evening.

pense ls iic<‘i-scary to do so. _ i

ln ii short time- every ciinv-ani(-neo, _

will im nmfle lor those who de-sine mini ""-"*'“' Of' l'Yl0l`0 C0lli|‘--‘- "T T-he Mnrnml: Duuy .\liii:iri|`.s l.iiiiiiii-iii (`ur¢‘~ G .rgcl in L`o\\'s. of the above diite, or who will witntl

"special" Tlvertlsing and’ it wflll bc*

1, 1,-,L 1 rl rents __ _ _ SE i'§`S.°.i.I°.i`. niiiiifiii `.°..°§'Ii sviagws ..i‘- union-0 1~1Ai»Kr~=1's.

-h t Prince Eilivnril Island omen m* 25,,” ,,,,_ omoaoo, April zo-(spectrum

Who will not want to rend Uetters April Wheat 111

to Lady Editors prepared as only April Corn _ 60 women can- prepare them 'J' May Wheat . ..i..,... ......123 ` But tomorrow’n Guardian will tell May Corn ._ 70] more about what the ladies will do. May Pork . .. _ . . . $18.00

s-_g

MONTREAL, April 29-(Speoial)f-

The Rutttlnnd express from New York ran into an open switch at Iherville and a big disaster was narrowly averted.

The engineer threw on the emer-

gency brakes and stopped the train just as it crashed into the freight. A lirakeman had a leg broken, The cleaner' and a tramp were also

hurt. ‘ Two pullinivn passengers had their hi-iid.~: badly liangcd against the .w:ill.

HIE EIEVIIIAI HAS

TIFENEII IH -IIIIIIIIHTIIH

--MONCTO-N. -N. B.. April e8.-Rev Dr. Elliott, of Boston, Tuesdii y night 011 enetl in the First Baptist ch nreh one o the great-st revival cam paigns eve , held in Moncton. Tliere was ii. verylarge ‘ uttelidnnce and ifnisic was furnished by ii large choir. The re\'i\'nl is being exten- sively advertised, bnnners being stretch- od across Main street and literature be- ing widely circulated.

' _ll

HIITIY IIE IIEATI MAN

IS INIIENTIEIEII

ST. JOHN, April 29-The body ofa

iman was found among some bushes about five miles from this city yester- day. It was ldLentified as thatof 'Did- .ney Morris, a Scotchman or English- men. twenty-foiir years of age. He arrived hers from the Old Country last November arndlioarded here till January. Since then nothing is known of his movements. The condition of ' the body showed that the man had

been dead ii lung time.

THE HEATH IIE

EIIANIET NIIIIMAN

Sincere sympathy will go out to

Joseph and Mrs. Noonan of Albany' who have just. received ai wire nn- nouncing the death of their son. Em- met in California. No particulars are yet known. Mrs. Noonan received a letter, ii- lust loin: letter-from her son about two weeks ago. He was then in good health und expected to leave shortly for Seattle. The next news was that of his death. Another son, George, of Winnipeg has wired his parents to the effect that he w-as leaving for California and would bring the remains to P. E, Island for interment. The deceased went to the Golileni""St`a`t`e'"iiliout four years ago. His departure at that time was a loss bo the province as he belonged to time rises or vm-ni: men whom- it is always regrets-_nlile to lose-_ Quiet, unassuming and courteous in his manner he was yet capable and am- bitious and had acquired those habits which make for sterling manhood. I-li-. waa nhoiit 28 years nf age. This is the tlrst break in- a family of ten one of whom is Miss Lizzie Noonan of the

lottetown. To the gi-ief stricken par- ents, brothers, idste ii and friends the

I Guardian extends deepest. sympathy.

M|nard's Llnlmsnt (hi-ee Dlohthe rio.

1__é1-__-rl-l* _

-An experienced -_-;lrl is wa-ntedl at 162 Dorchester St. See Classitled column.

-_-¢-n--_-_-ll-

I. nA1NY_

A 'ronoN'ro.- 'Avril 80-(Si>eelau- Fair at first followed by rain.

THUNDEITLIEHTNIN

is _

' RAIN, SNOW "HAND FIRE

CHICAGO, April 29-(Special)-One' The sky for miles was illuminated,

fireman was killed, anotb-er missing, and hugh burning embers spread over and eight seriously injured in a are the city, driven ny the high winds-_ which destroyed the elevator of the Violent storm accompanied hy Illinois Central Railroad today. 'thuml-er, lightning; and ra-in struck

The conflagfration was discovered ingtbis city shortly after midnight. Re-

the height of 8, violent electric s-to'rm_ports of da.-mage from near by towns and completely consumed the eleva- are coming in, tor and contents. _Loss $1,000,000. The storm was prevalent through. The Tflazei T9-“Md by 81 E812. Bllrvadi out the middle west and- worse pros. to the Illinois Central docks, train tra.-tion of wires and property daimage sheds and freight cars and \-was with jg expeogod-_ Efeat dimmlil-Y Ch€Ck8‘d fI`0m I1 S611- Ks/nsas and Iowa have experienced eral spiead over the lake front. window;-ms approaching a tornado'

The fire it is believed, was caused in viole-n¢e_ I

li 1' ht ` _ F h l t _ sgonllg clgistid hggocfmrs the sec tic Telegraph and telephone wirm have

Chicago and the Middle West Swept hy Furious Storm.

A Million 'Dollar Blaze in Railway Elevator. New

York Has Had Cold Weather. Snowstorm Yesterday.

l T

Douglas, killing one person and ln- jurin-g a. doeen.

Snow heavy enough to canoe a

blockade is reported- from Oshkosh, u.nd is general throughout/ the North west.

NEW YORK, April 29-(Bpecial)-

After nearly a month oi Ultrwwly cold and uneeasonable wealther, New York experienced ai late April snow- storm today. Sn-orw began falling about six amd

at eight o'c1ock snow is faillin-g as thick and fast as in February.

Since the beginning of April only

one warm d-ay has been exiperi-enqad

Frequent alarms kept the depart- been blow” dow" TU’ miles and the, ment busy and just after the hom-Iiighf-uint; and rain have caused- much' liardment of lightning the elevator' damage. ' I was discovered on fire. - A tornado has wrecked w portion Of'

FLORENCE KINRADE IS I

1-Ri'-;_i_-1 _QR-inc PRESENT

TURUNTU. April 28--The warrant en must be submitted to the judges.

issued 0” Ffidlly night by Coroner Meanwhile the inquest will be declar- Anderson, of Hamilton, for the me led

rest of Fl-orence Kinrade came before- A _ Chancellor Boyd and Justice Magee! Ii; his argument. Mr. Staunton and Latchfofd in the divisional court ;.m;h(;tsi§0P(;:;_E;;_ has pow t _ . this mornin , h G - L er 0 15’ Staunton, acgingwfoin Mitszrsltiinriixdgifsuea warrant for the appreheninon asked that the warran`t be quashe-rl. :of any witflessl that no "'°r°””r has Ar “ment _ lm ,tl _ b th id __ power to issue a warrant outside the

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J. R. oartwrigntfiipgeailing fora tel; 'Jt‘,‘;‘sd;;f_i(§’;‘er?; hiflrféwh °°“’fit Eh”

T "0 IS

and all through the month- the tiemr perature has remained in- the vicini-

ty oli the free/Ling point at some time of the day.

HAILEI'S SPEEIIH

TIIIIK UP TWII IIATS

WASHINGTON. D. C., April 28.-

At the last half of his two days' speech, Senator Bailey devoted nearly three hours in the Senate yesterday to a. diu- eussion of the Qlegal aspects of his in- come tax amendment to the tariff Bill, citing_ numerous cases and authorities to maintain the view that such a law wonld be constitutional. He was inter- i-_upteil frequently by senators, who at times offered objections to his position or su ested authorities to sustain him

attorney-general In the end the‘ d th fl 8' 5 B “ my

judges reserved iudgm-ent. It b one’ an at t e statute gives “° da g ‘_ week, .heron ___declE£;ET_._i§_Ip0_wer__tD_.the___cor.oner_to_.arrest tor.

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_'I_`l:ie_S_enate was fully represenursd in the audience that accorded Mr. Bailey n.

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liberty of witnesses are in jeopardy

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. novwltness can be asked ineriiniimtl

H18 questions, any more than a wit-

hearing, and the galleries were crowded.

MON TR EA Lfllrpril' 7275.'-Sti'on g evi -

nl Commission showing the system which prevailed under which Montreal, _ for years had earned the position of be- ` ing the \\'iilest open city in Eastern Canada. Many hotel-keepers and oth- ‘

hours and were occasionally summon-

Iness could before a magistrate; that

IN Miss Kinrade, having told all she

knew concerning the death of hei-

Isister, cannot be called a,-gain, be- ,cause such procedure isa vexatious

dence was secured at the Montreal Roy- ‘ that 110 0116. Dlltriide the crown at:

P Y

-the treatment Miss Kinrade received

ers were called, and their evidence was! i-Wh - ~ ~ that it regular system existed by which such ugsegmtlhe ,$iT:.T;;T\.g Osfk 201%? at they kept opt-n on Sunday and nt ull cellor B0 d y when £1] H Ui. ravnll

ed. but most of the cases were with-_ een escribed' _ di \\n u ion in ment of costs \\ ith the' OITTV EU PT°v0k‘E‘ the P00* g“`I»"

EIIIIIJ EIEIITITIIS

HEIII AT HAIIEAX

HALIFAN, April 29-Joseph Chin-

holrn. was yesterday elected mayor of this city, defeating Aid. Hubley by 498 majority. A11 the Aldermen were re~elected.

TEE BHTISH ISIIAIIATES

LONDON, April 29-Hon. Llioyd

a/buse of the” process of the court' ‘

torney, has authority to examine a, witness at a coroner’s_ inquegt_ M;-_ Staunton was articularl severe on

in tho witness hox.

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collusion! of IClioii'nian Proulx. of tbe‘“`”S the ““S‘V"~'f- Police Coinniittee.u.nd the Chief oi’ Pol- "EH Hddifi0n» the COUN WHS iam- ice, Cuinpeuil. ,med with newspaper men; there were

ltelegrapli instruments in the building and it had all the marks of an all-

AN night theatrical performance. They

~ dragged her all over her pnslt life, -

.followed her away down south and

fmade he-r tell- about experiences there.

IThey led her far afield of the subject

'of the inquest." ""_‘ I "'I`hat"s what they call- the sweat-

VIENNA, April 29-'rue oommitteeihox. isn'r it?" of Union intend publishing full pam-| “1t’=- what the newspaper spoke of culars ci the massacres in Asia Min- us the third degree in public," was or, forthe purpose of proving tbatithe reply. they were instigated by Abdul Hamid “lt was a scandal, an absolute a- in order to discredit the Young Turk liuse of the- criminal lu~w. The/y exa- rule :ind provorken foreign interve-n-Iniined the woman there and charged tion. Kiuinil Pasha, the former G-rand hr-r with murder-in distinct words, ' Vizer, has been arrested. _clinrgcd ln:-r with murder-and nskedi l-- f~ - - --~ -~~ -- - --_----~ -----~'~ ilu-r every possible-question about her \.0fldCnSCd AdV€l'El52l'“¢|`\tS Ilife, even to how she slept at nights. I

,It is n. fiin-diiniental principle of 'Bri-'

___(_?."9.._l_“§l‘9__.T°E_9§§°fnf§f§‘l'kE...._ I tisli law that no person shall be fore-

'l'4'1_4j'U[1|`1§;A",1""foilneiqn Qwngried to convict liiniself. Our _lnlwl has

, may have smug by applying M; mot become entirely draconian, but

iw... ,.m¢»,. ,mn imviriz for ad. 4-30d3i. is still merciful. There is no author- , ‘WU gentlemen c,;,§”hE',;é,§§n§0,`l,'\f__ ity to have this girl iinpaled _b'ef_o're ._l_i ed with rooms with or without Q* -I“"Y_f"h“‘ T‘*"'IE`T“"`W WI” “T 19°' board, in private family. Apply iit'T’“"‘TY' this omce. _ 4-ao<iaind.I -

t-lon required. Appl-y to Mrs. Prowse, 162 Dorchester Fit.

of The Guardisns con

_ it will he some days before any more can appear. All. orders fhave been turned over to another ,flrm, and no furthe-r trouble is anti- ‘cipated. I At the Eden Musee on 23rd St near ;Bi-midvway, New York City. The Guar- 'dian's jolly party will get one of the vin-wt gm-prism possible in the way of sight seeing on the Big Free Trill- Som., or tho particulars of the death 'of Julius Caesar, the figures and ,scenes of which are there portrayed ‘with hundreds of otin-rs in such a life illke manner, will be interesting even |nUw_ Tho Roman Forum is repro- 'produced The body of Caesar lies Iupon A stretcher, his mantle thrown back to show the wounds caused 'oy

twenty-three dagger tgirigts. Ally; the aside of the bod stan s are n ony,

Dunn" IHWNMTT Idelivefring the Iune-ral oration which

";:;;°¢:::¢T:ri-s¢‘||ii‘htr:: Trias: was destined to destroy the carefully

ounnh-lawn 0 I~1~--

floaehlng the People

A prominent r-nl unto dealer In Toronto nyc that no goto better and nuleker rasulu from the Closalflea Wont Ads. than from any other kind of pulillolty. Ho stahl that tho i-num url out of proportion to the small

planned revolt and drive the conspir-

diamond ring lost in the vicini y| _.’ _ of station, Sinnmerside. Anyone retn-rning it to The Guardian oftlce oi-I .~ I

Georges, Chancellor of the Exchequer, issued explanatory memorandum yes- terday on the revenue and, expendi- ture for the year. He estimates that the revenue in 1909-10 will be $741,- 050,000 and the expenditure $820,760,- 000, showing deflcit of $78,10,000.'1‘ho Budget will be presented in the bww of Commons. The increased expendi- ture is due mainly to the Old Age Pensions and the increased appro- priations for the Navy. _De-aling wifilx the past years finances, the Chancel- lor says that nearly all~_ branches branches trade and industry sulared a serious depression, foreign trade re- turns showing a diminution acconnb- inn nearly 570,000,000.

lt is impossible he says to pro~

phesy any immediate rapid recovery; but there are indications that foreign trade is beginning to improve, The revenue of 1908 fell short of the bud- get estimate by 7,510,000. The Nation- nl Delit of Great Britain nom iiimounts to $3,,7T0,60b,545.

' The temperature was twenty-lotur degrees above zero at two o'clock

this morning. I

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Minard s Linimerit Cures Dlsfwmper

giving any information reganding it

.“fANTED, an experienced girl for “° - ~---"'-H-‘**”“-I T0 SEE EDEN MUSEE ?

general housework. Hecoinenila-

.....Au- Owing to iiiexcusalile neglect on and startled by- thi risint' indilfm' __

9 fipmntimf, makes the ¢,i(_,n,9f___._;1ie.___.pnpn1acn._stal1d___H9.I;_!;\ll_____.__ __

- Jniiius Brutus and! 0i;ii.;_i:"ClB8i\IB.Wh0 were at the hes 0 ! which brought about

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tio _ _ < _ __ -rim ins or Julius emu-'wiiii ai-is-i~ ies of clirnaxes ali-nost an ;7i‘eat_no_l|if death. He was born about ,Q9 $1, Q. and at an enrlyage made his potter felt as an orartor, stltoiindfn, wr r and soldier. He wel’ ambitl'oM__` his wealth was nssdjwfth A ll, y

which made him po&lar. In 6 B* 1C. he mme an an ea with his lie great rivals, PompQi|s and Crqliip, which gained the control cd f»hm__gov- Iernment and became known u` the llfirst Trlumvti-atc. By thll npvo ,Caesar gained the governeizshlp __ of osiii, new imma. ini-_om rs. c. is _to £50 cami- made o series of notable

It-onque-sts. Gaul was oee\t¥\;d,'iy$1_%he 'Celts, who were governed- _ ap Ot- iiomi or omni.. oamnti-ita_,-ir_biii the north and salt col to coi- iiuor Gaul. Caesar crossed the Hhiriq

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