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°1;,fg-Tggvlrr is lnlluiiswicii
S oN Tor
Increased Salaries O
Departments Cri
A Raised' By
OTTAWA, March 2Zi-tSpeciul)-
'I‘lic report of the Civil Service (loin-
ulssion is about ready for presenta-
tion to Parliament.
It makes a strong plea as to thc
increased _cost of living in ()\;tiiw,,
wllicll indicates a recoulmendution
for increased salurics.
Tile administration of some depart-
ments ‘is criticized in a v/ay which
\vill arouse discussion in Pllrliaiiient.
A return was inovcd lor by Dr.
Sproul showing the names and sal-
aries of employees of the. Colnuions
and Senate und wllctllcr they were
l’rotestunt or lionlnn (iatliolic.
Hn asked lol' the same information
rcl:ul'\1iIl>: the employees of the
l'rini.ing llureilu.
Mr. Fielding lished Ilr. Sproul uot~
to press this motion as ii. was not
desired to illtroduce religion into the
adnliuis_tratioll of l'nrliaruellt_
Dr. Sprouie replied that he merely
wanted to find out if the statelncnt’
was true that there are three (‘atllo-
lies to one 1‘l'ol.c.~:tullt muployeil
HIGHER RA
I.O.l".
Old Members Must
Or Have Their P
Details
'l`illttlN'i‘(), llrlarcll Zi-I-» When the.,
.\`uprenle Uourl; of lllilepcudeut firderl
ol l"ol'estel's nlcets ill .Tune it will;
ratify all illcrcase ill i~:iies and ai
ivsiraliiig of cllarges to lnclilberun
dating prior to 1892) that \vill ulntel'-‘
ially affect the ;_"l‘i-at hulk of the,
2li|),000 nienlbers of the ol-lil-ix l
‘ ’l‘ile ne\v menibers will be putkvnn
tllc scale of cllilrgcs of the National
Uongl‘esu I<`ral.ernal Table, wllirh wiill
be oil the average some increase over,
the raise in rates put in force by the,
1. 0. F. ill the your 1898, and that.
hccaine operative in 1899,
But by far the lilo:-it strikinig.
rllange will bc that affecting present
cllarges to the older meulbers that
calne lut.u order prior to 1898. Tllcir
lilies will bc rcsculcd, alld in every
instunce those of older airc will br
asked to pay either ill u lllulp suiu,
or ill another wuy, enough to bring
them up to date in couiparisou with
what the rates cllarged for at that
age by the order are no\v_
It will be remembered that the
proposed insurance bill introduced
legislation which I. O. F. officials
say meant that the old nie_mbcrs and
i_be new members would have to bv
separated, the fluids from one eliiss
not being available for the other.
each to create its own reserve, which
meant the rllin of the ‘ordcr. A DF0'
test was nlndc', ami the Dominion
iiovernuient, under whose charter the
order exists, has agl‘eC<l t0 Stull
drastic measures if the order and
other fraternal orders will do their
own houseeleaning.
That thc Fiuprcme Court in June
will be asked to ratify the changed
rates was confirmed to-day' by Allslli”
tant Supreme Chief Hunger Harper.
It was explained that niiiny of tllv
old members wllo have been getting
insueancc for a rcniarknbly low rate,
based on the scale ln force before
15499, and even after that, are well
nhl., fu ,my more than they arc new
paying, while some are not able to
n Tl1e"I`apis, Some
ticised, -Question __
' Of Creed Among
The Employees
Dr Sproui ' 
around the _Housc.
Mr. Talbot wanted the motion
unleaded to include all the depart-
ments.
_ Ilon. Mr. Graham opposed the in-
trodlmtioll of religion into the lnat.
ter and Hon. Mr. Aylesworth said lle_
would vote against lt.
Mr. llordcn explained why Dr.
Spronle wanted tllercturn, because
his statements had been contradicted.
Debate adjourned. .
li. (7, Illlkin illld J. ‘Willard Smith
of St. Jolln today were heard by ‘tile
special coinmittee ofthe Commons
appointed to look into the hill to
amend the _coasting law which has
been introduced by_Ml'. Sinclair of
illlyslioro.
At presellt only vessels under 100
tous can carry a iliate without a
ri-l'l.ifir_a.ii~.
'l`he l_-ill pro\'ides navigutors an
extviisioli of the tonnage up to
soo. "
'l‘he Ht. John men supported the
bill.
TES FOR
MEMBERS
Pay A Lump Sum
olicies Reduced
The
1`llrl'eu.~'<'- thi-_ir 'ulontllly dues, Tllusc
who ure not :lille will pay tlle'old
rate, but for less illsuriuicc. Tliat is
to say, the face value of their policy
will he ulaterialiy decreased. `
(mo example is enough to show the
lolder inelnbers what the plan as now
lllaii|l'ed for ratification ill Julle, and
which will be in operation probably
in .luiy next, involves.
A inenlbcr of the order that came
ill at age 38 in_thc year 1888, to sc-
rilre a policy ,ol' $2.000 would pay
$1158 per month under the scale then
in force the present rate on $1,000
-half the sum--for a member at age
Sli and a mthematicai qol-
`38 is $1.. ', . _
euliltion will show that the old mem-
)hi-’s dues would' today lilly, in-
|stead of $2,000 Only $1.076.93 Of ln-
surance. Based on the rates now ln
force, the lnembel‘ has to iris credit,
tlierelore, insurance of $923.70, for
-under this rate-paying, that is,
Flillll)EItI(V1‘f)N, March 237-(l~lpce
ini)-(lol. F. ` L. Lassard, Uttllwa,
Adjutant General of the (lilnadian
Militia, accompanied by General
Drury and Lt. U. U. Wadniore oi
Halifax, :i.l‘rivcd in the city today.
Toinorrolv 4-Toi. Iiessllrd, in roul-
pully with the other officers will ill-
i-lpert the three regillunltzil \lupal‘t-
ments and ill thc evening will be
clltertuiued ily (lol, Chidic and the
stall ofllcers at mess,
'I‘llis is (Joi. Iies.~iarll's first visit.
AMERICAN SHIPS
Uncle Samuel’s “Armada”
WASHIN(i’l`t)N, Marell 22-'l‘he Alli-
ericiln battles-liip fleet is to visit
Jillian. The desire ol' the I<lnlpel‘or of
tlle_lslunll Kingdom to bellost' thi-
warships was laid before Secretary
liool. yesterday by liaron 'i`akallil‘a,
the Japanese zllnliassailor,
The invitation, which was coucllod
in most cordial tcrnls, was nlalle the
subject of extended consideratioil by
President ltooscvelt and his entire
cabinet today. Secretary Root was
directed to accept the invitation and
the acceptance was laid before the
Japanese ambassador late today.
  ii'('l'» Ulinu nmniwr Mp §,,,,1,;,q;ni. year, was too inlirm to attend and
..._......L_
HALIFAX, N.S_, March 22-Acadia
won the intercollegiate debate with
Dalhousie tonight, the decision _ of
the judges being iinaiiiliioils in their
favor. The Dalhousie dcbaters were
Messrs McKeigun, (Julder and Slu-
clair, while those who upheld the
wlliell hc’ is not paying. i ` `_, M _
'l‘he plan is to rate him for charges §l\`Ul;0ll; Ol w€;5;l;‘l“n:;'(fr‘I'{L¥l;[r‘i;"€’cl§l1 ' C ___
on his prelscut lag? onb the tl;icryl`(.nn§e onjnlldges were Justice Lan-dry I ` _ . .
that ull ilong ie mas een ge ing, W D M L11 _ _ _
'tim cheap i"sl~‘r"nFe' The member'lI::tii:i~Tsp&i:'t1diT‘lSf=p'Zi:€ oflices: uc C  Notorlous Lawyer’ Re- LONI) N, March 22--A great cani-
whu-S0 case ,ls.b"mE mu§trr5i1tegnl;'90uL'il The resollition, debuted wus as fol- - ° palgn tg make Londoners good wusl
leiinnlll U19* P1050" Yem " l' _ vows; "Resolved, thtatvthc ndmis- leased fI`0m Penitentiary inflinnumtcd To-nhghttpi Q\n:e)i1"stHalli_
' '~ _ ~ l _ , ac- . . ‘ r 1 is ie sul o o
'llhwmgcnt mm m vogue 'Il thu 'T1T>0lTTll(ll'l£"ll-Z "f?Tl1T"m"l-'T!"`!0filTl\\lj (;‘:\'T"0l\¥lll0l'-' "‘ Makes Quick Exit- ever; r2lii;si'<\ilx'T-i deflumiili\ti1iri`iu linu-
lmllfr im' $1’000 at me nge M 'L' lsl190‘I) regulations for their admission, dun, the County Council and other
$5'4`l Der month' is better for Canada than their ex-I *’* non-religious bodies. The Arclibisliop
Oil the balance, for which he is not clusiono Dnlnonsie took the nmrma. W \ RK M x Zz Ab h of Canterbury, tim Hamlin (iuilmlicn
- » NE 'O ’- =\f°\ '- Y" “I” A lif l l we eminem. iiioln-if
f923'En` mfg p'§3l)(](;r'i¥:,'3, S33:  t____.'ve side' __l__ _____'_. IS. Hnmmell. the lawycr iwnp Wfls lthliliim lA)Tlle'i‘ blessed the liiiiveincilt
ic ll uae -1 , 0- - ' I - sentenced to serve ii year n le pcni- ~t| mes ,es 0| S n,pn¢_|,y_
iw what ~thc member mm :al alpng 'masse o'fci(ihinTi'li\rIiiii'h'i'iHaT;vliil  lli:'iii'e"l,.t0“l~il1l'y for conspiracy in the Dodge* wirlie 1iln!T:|f'ii"riii speilkers included the
ilwcll ll|1Y1"l11 $l~l’ll Der TPI" 'f gvgisiggzt now they Wm be nsken to nny Morse divorce ease, was released from Binnnn nf Lnnnon' the Bisnnn Ur
$f"l’l' lmr , mfmth “pee L' T-T f ‘sl m cn lm- -or nnmtply nsqnnsmcnq; DFTSOU M0llll‘lY~ Southwark, some ol the leading limi-
nlelnber_ I‘llls rate is to he ln orceia um n I is-I the order sn- -such  Hn, town wnn rcnncnd to ten cmnormist clergy' nnd the cnmmmn
f-lll ll” lg 70 ylfzlws or nge' All théiclbnltnno ignlfecingnry tn kccnlimc Omni. months by the allowances made for 0| the County (1,nnn¢|]_ The mnvc.
at the age of .id illile to will Day Srl? D gi_t.n 0 .mm mme Such Stcwgiiiitl behaviour. Humniell had been ,nent wnn m»gnmz,n1 ny the (gnnncii
Ulu' Thug” wh() are “mc to wml n eix\Hnc.ct'k n w|w£]un- me nnvnrn.ll\'l¥Tll0ll lillllll lle Ctllllll leflve lllll lS` for the promotion of publlcuiorality.
lil* l'l"‘lll‘l°ll hm" .$2000 tu. $1’076'93‘ lwoutf h Ll it 0 nn in 0;. nnt iland on the workhouse hunt at 7 0'- The Council, it will be recalled, toil-
An nltvrniitivv IH fl" lm” "‘°"‘l’°‘§"‘§“ mt”  of nm ,n',n_r m,,m__elnek this morning, lint lie elmso to cn ,,,,me nm “go m,,nm,t nvnn,
mv a llinip suui for his arrears, grea . Y _ ,wait “nm the mgnlnr bout wnnld Statuary cxhihiuwg in the music
  GO ER:
Lessard And Other Ofiic- A
1
' ls to Pay the Mikado a _Than T-hey lj-Sed To BT hllhe  
Visit' ' ation Ago
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ETTO
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NEW GLAISGOW, March 23-(Spcc-
lal)-Tile Victorlas won the gunie
_ o ~ - ~ ,_ _ _
    liffllltillli by ll HC\>l‘e of 4 to 2. l<‘runk (‘le|neni., employed with Juliies_
ST. _TUHN Nill.
In The Telegraph Office Have
all Gone Out on
Strike.
to the Capital. '
The nigmbers of the new local
Government have arrived in the city.
At three tomorrow ill the Execu-
tive Council cllilllllu-_l'.~z before (lov-
el'nor Tiveedic the new (lubillet will
be sworn in the oath being adulinisi.
ered by the Clerk of the ldxecutlvi-,
J. Howe Dixon.
Iulluediately alter the Administra-
tion will nlcet ill ses,~:ioll when solar- ~q'l`- JUHN N- Tl-. ll/Tul“Cll 22~-
ililportalit ii.ppoiiltnlelli.s will likl-ly (Hl’l'Cl<\l)-Tllll lil\Yf»Ulll/0 UllL`flll~"l"='
nn mnnn_ of the Tclegrapll went oil strike ln.-at
____A________ i f >`i,__Y_Tn___::;i= Iliizllt on aceollnt of the <lisinie-isnl of
ETHMTN STUDENTS
one of their number who was for-
merly ln the union.
'l‘he niuuagelllent, of the newspaper
will light the qllestioll out to the
Universities A Gener-
Venerable and Beloved Lady
Presented with Freedom I
tw"|`. Ilfll7‘lS, l\lilr<:h 22--'When 1 lvns
a stlldrni. at I-lcidl~lberg, tivelity-i`|vc of londoni
lcatll) nun, nm, nnnt mtgrest, and then I bers in poor financial circumstances
lll “ll lmylnlr 'lt " new °5`|w0“ld hnve'tn 'Imp meh' 'm'm"mc"` fol' l\illl D\‘0SH0‘l l" ‘lurk ‘lUtll°3 UT The' Bishop of London siiid that 'the'
-he wou KU - _ , I Q 1 _ _ ~
scssiiient scale. l n !if_ the increase t;'H\5 !°l;;:"fi°‘:l};pt°}n;‘r'tlic latest style, which hc had order- objects of Un nnlnnnnm wcm tho dn,_!
There can bc little doubt that the without tie op on o 1
1,m~(i,,i,ip that after paving 'for lI1S\\\‘l\“&l','&“$‘gl» _____________
H ______*_______~l___i._ -- ~ _vl *___ _ _ __
T-'-T- """“ "4 puny of his nephew Abraham  from shop windows, the suppression
A GALAXY
AT FAIRYLAND TONIGH
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(irandPeriormance
Banjo Mandolin Guitar Playing And Organ Chime Ring-
ing. Superb Program By Miss Champilev The
Boston Souhrelte Magnificent Moving Pictures,
' _ Songs
'rue big special attraction he reliv-
lniid, commencing to-nlsllt ll* ll”
rhnnsmonie roof-nun Deva and
Messrs. Smith, Davis and Leavitt ln
n highly ¢nl¢¢|-gaining musical act. ll’l‘_
ti-uducing refined banjo, mandolin
»_»
, ,¢
  or Arrlnlcrlons T‘
By The Philharmonic Four Introducing
By Maddison And Harney _
is the bi gent musical organiza-
‘Mld Kuliariglniiiinii' ;i~sslih'ioliic&i:Te.l)r1"'li'it;lti¢Ti'i presentedg in the original vaude-
chime r ng di 5 big hit Ln Montreal villa house of Charlottetown, unden-
act lfruiimanii other neun and uié iormwt will reign supreme in Nw
st' TTA," izill make its w in pleas- Opera House, to-night, when some of
qnmu' 0 the :mmm 'the the mont charming music that our
,years ago, the alnount of beer the
‘students collsllul_ed_ was slinmtlllng -1'
 hmd J' N' ('s“'l'“" LONDON, March 22.-The freedolu
| ,innwt mnny of them nmnk to cXV|¢:f London today was bestowed upon
lccss, alul the fellow who _ould put. €ll°l'0"°“_ Nl_l¢lll£llllgl5v ,tc (’l'gvl‘l}“lZ°l;m?f
_ _ -,,_ » ,, __ e nursing ln ie »riu1can nr. c
 ml' h"l`l"("'t q‘m“t\ty ‘ M u ceremony took place in the Guild
"Now all that bus cllauged, as my llllll l" thc Prcsellce Ol ll\l"l'l-le l~'“tll`
nun' who is Studying nt Hnn|,nnL.l-K, erlng which included many doctorsl
“il_n_cS mm _Hn snyn tnnt while n and nurses. The aged nurse, Miss-
d man of the students' still use Nllllllintlflle. ls ll\ her 0il§llf»Y'0ll§lll1
'iiiillgtliiitytlie wholesale swilling was rcllresrntcfl by her ncnlw\'<'~ Sir
nf the nm nnyn has Kona 1 thinkldosepll _ i¢illl\sdell_ The city clianl-
tlnlt everylioily will be glial to know bcrhun, in m1\kln1:`tl\c iiresentotlvu.
that sobriety has taken tli_c place cxliliiilwll tllllf U10 Citi' f0l1l`0ttCll by
of intempei-ance among the youngitlle unexplained omission of 0. former
men at one of the foremost seats of *generation that Miss Nightingale had
learning in thc world. not been honored in this way half n
__ _. f --~'- century ago. ,
I
illi lldlllllllliii H] HHUHM
_ ull ll PHISUN llllnl oil
make ii special trip across the river nnlln
dll in 1\l\l-ll-lllllflllll Ol lllll l`°l°lls° couragemcnt of degrading exhibitions,
I-lumlneli entered the boat in com- the rmnnvui nf incentives to vice
Kllllvllllllfg- Al'l'l;"l“l»T “tl the Plefilu of papers printing suggestive pictures
very short time c mme ii qu G the abolition of questionable liollses,
(THRU £0 H Will*-lm! “lll-0m"l’ll° “ml and the elevation of public opinion
Wllll`l9‘l "ll/"Y lalilofll ““Y°“e °°“l‘l l"“l' until what is condemned in women
1\<lll0Hl1l0“ ll’ "l- h ll no longer be c nd ned i
It is said that arrangements have  O 0 n
been made ‘hy H¥mm0ll'9 xllillllli 'fm' "Religious London." declared the
lilni to sal or lurope w in n cw msn n --,nennn tn spank win , I
days. His health has been very poor vom; 'nnd nnenkinn tnnn_ it zvnnonf
since hc has been in the penitentinry believe' be n,nninnten¢__ wc none tn
mill if ls lll l-lle lllllle l-lmt lt may b_° make London n decent city. If the
restored that the proposed European lnw (nun tn nnln nn_ we nm cnnn_
tflli lf* tl’ llc ll“‘l°l't‘ll‘°“~ _ dent of carrying the great weight of
- --~----~-- -°---°1'“ public opinion with us by bringing n
' . suitable bill in the House of Lords.
Condensed AdV¢rtI§¢m¢nt§ We should in such n measure certain-
_ __ _,-_-;~_c-_» ~ _  ly have the support of the lnhor
v ..
    
-:_-;-~‘ é.,-,_-_:._;;f°:;1_i-.;_-l _ ~ i _
‘OR SALE.__l2 mot geared wmn_ Goninty Ccaiinelln snidtthe Coungil was
‘ mi" S°°°"° "rd 1" =°°" fr F” " ‘ZS l’il'“°ll§`u.-‘.§.€’..'”,'<'li’ _.die
‘ ' rm e
por. will neu cheap. Apply to w. n':0m‘;ny ~ l’
I S ott Marshfield 3-24d3ir9i ____
.. c , >_- ___-_ ,__ _f__o___
  "‘ _ ii er _
.BYANCIERQ l gheuazmne Ponlrhy  
_ and enn .
Two-In-One Monthly," is for sale in _
the “Bookstores “It :I da B hnnjis TORONTO' March 33_(Bne,,|n|)_.
n i on on ry B OK - _
Lllil fiilh it pinvniimlile. one miller S“"’“l' "l“"“' “md ““° “"_°"°"
n yen;-_ Tgn gente is number. Trial __.__1_---'
Subscription for 3 months, 351:. The ¢.¢¢\._,¢»<;»,»¢¢n»»¢», naotnrelnn
' un fiiternr Rui-enn, Publish Ailments no quit-:ly relieved by Gmwll-nn
ARM SHATTERED
_ BY DYNAMITE
' Serious Accident To a New Brunswick
Be' Sworn In Today And `Willly|[]3 W[]N Ag] ninerwlose in-all struck An un-
Proceed To Business- Col,” NEW ELASGUW '
exploded Charge His Recovery
lloped For A
MINT() N li Mullh 23f(Hpelial)* Tnjurim: hilll about the face and
thigh. ilis rigllt urni was badly
Uarncs Uo of Minto met with ivllmrnull
’ D _ ill 1 ' ~ _ .
   severe accident yesterday. ,,_\ Rn, n':n('§nfl.§$;T|;:l_cv:; 
’ H” “ms drilling u lwle wl"“"’ " lil! express lllld nmlltnted one arm
piece of dynamite which had fnlh-'.l 'Phe patient stood the operation
to explode was struck nlld cxplodco -ill and there is hope of his ro-
sliattercd his left hand and ot_ht-rwise lcovcry.
FRAOMENT OF  
_ A 1950 DIARY
Showing I'Iow The World Will Have
Progressed By That Time-
Marcll
given
lllont.
:lliout tt
March
the willil
a still ru
28-My birthday, I<`ai_ller has
llle it ninety lluto-povver Dil-
Havc promised lliy light fly
i lily kid brother.
30-4liiii`t seein to gullge
ill llly luaclliue_ Slid up on
rrellt of air and tipped out.
ll lol, of nilppli1~e~l. liilpo they dill no
lla|'|ll llvlow. Ihlrll to college. 'I‘ook
sonic of the iellows up with mc. ill
my ularlline.
April l‘A~ l"lew over io Wellesley
with sonic cronilis to sri- liill's rou-
sin_ l)il-ki-us of a scrap over i,lu\_l‘e.
Village has no landing receivl-rs. ll`u
mighty hard to get up oil the ground
again in my niacllinc, so we tried to
drop nucllor and view things ai little.
Anchor dragged ill village streets,
caugllt ill a girl's belt, and a lircezc
lifted us a bit just nt that minute
and the girl was pulled into il foun-
tain. Bust my lllck. ”I`wnuiil|l‘i_
have done ally good 'to go down just,
then, so we cut thc anchor wire :ind V
spceded home. -
April 13--Deuce to pay. My name
was on that anchor. Girl was Biil's
cousin. We're given till ‘claturdlly to
go over and apologize.
April 15-Prexy talked in chapel
this morntingl about the growing dis-
regarr 0 lumun life. It seems il
student niuned Pug Winters flew low York Loan C01
over town to-day-he was studying ~
for an cxnm. illld didn’t know how
low he was-and his propeller cut off
a village inan's ncud_ They are
thinking of firing Pug from college.
He told me he slloutcil an apology so
l|i.|.ck he is i-lure the lnan heard it.
l'rex is all old fox anyway.
April 18--Got up nerve enough to' _ ., _
so hackito lwelllcslcy today. Heard{illkigfxligrullilscu;K§l`Y3;:§l:'m'§xiin‘;“’;:
lere wus ii. onlin' receiver on side `
oi iiill to soutlh. I<'T'lew low over vil-lkll"W“ “S °l“l’ll‘ "“°~ They Ccnslsl' ul
inn, und Snw that nu the cnunne iholdcrs of shares, payments on which
girlftil inttlie snrtift had printed signs‘,w_"l“`L',i"l “lrrinrsl -lit ilhui du"tc10l'l 'ill-
ml H, 0,5 0 mn- nuts tnnt 2 una mi, in wilcl nu no :is ,
I said and the holders of sharei-i, which had
T 'T    T'A"'T'A"T" M """ lapsed at tlle,date of liquidation, lint
WASl'IIN(l'l‘()N WANTS which lllider the hy-law of the colli-
'l‘U i~ll'}l<l 'l‘Ilbl i’liINUE- ian had a right to rcvisnl. Mr
“Use no hook< !” Awful grind on us.
llut we lvvrc forgiven after a while.
lil-lcn (tllut’.-i her) says it was ilu
ncrated fountain, and l-:he swallowed
so iiiucli that she took the matter
very lightly. 1 often tiiilik she 'is
ollly half serious in what she says.
April 25- (lot into wireless talk
with kid brotln-_r today. lie says all
epillelilir has slrllck the llroux herd
of llorses. (llad ,`.l saw tllelll before
,they were nll gout. I<‘atllrr reliieirl-
lu-rs when you could sec them on the
sii'i-ct,.~‘_- lilli‘ges.~l Jollnson. ill Hur-
per’s lilagazillc lor April.
MUST Pill UP l
UH LUSE All
Another Decision from Re-
feree Keppelle ln the
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'I’0iUlN'l`O, March Z2.--Again Rc-
fcrcc Kcppclle has given judgement in
lthe York Loan, winding up the pro-
leecdings directing certain slinrchold
1** claininnts may rank with the general
A) N N rc] 21%" i nm .1-ody of sllurellolders, provided they
i.llIoll'I"lll )iu' ii'r`l|r|i'llolli glint i~:lloli'ld tbl- 'My what 'S yu "wing lm their
l‘l'inc'e of Wales be invited oilicillil' 'MCS' AS U' mms". whose
t _' W4 l‘_ vé ‘il _ (,_, , nares hail lapsed, he denies their
" l"" U' ‘"`l"“l“ M" wll C l" M" wht to pay any revisni fee, ence
mm' "ext Sllmlncr' “mt he w°"l‘l  I..iuidation proceedings hnvc com-
"mc to “cCel".T‘ It llml. lille", mlmlt liui_-iiced, So these shares will be vill-
ed here that such ilu ll\vial.ioii was m_n_`_g
in contemplation. According to the 
will lui llrlln llnli_llllPlllllrn,,]|,Tn,1-y    '
_` l
lcrs to pay money they owe on their _ f
l Y -
Keppelle liulibi that the former Q
prrsellt nrrnngemeliis, the priui-e‘s
trip to nl.t.l-nd the ter<‘elil_eniiry at
Quebec, will he most brief, lli- will
not. go unywllerc rise, aliliouizh niany
_ 'Fliere are about $10,000 people in
the classiiiriltioli and the nulount of
inoni-y paid in on shares, which are
now lapsed-alld void is $34l,ll7R_78,
the alnouni to he paid upon shnrci-l
invitations have been i'i-reivr-ll from
Moni.rc:ll and other cities. lie will
not be acconipuinicil by the I‘rinress
of Wales.
ill i\ri'¢-:lr.~l, bill. not lapsed, mlly be
as high as $50,000.
Mina 'd‘s Llninient cures Dandrnf
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EUUU NEWS HTUM W[lNl]iHLiN|]
The Three' Dancing Durands On A Return Engagement,”
Open Tonight
| It will be welcome news for Wond- Wonderland tonight also. This clev
erland _goers, that the Three Dur- er little soubrette is ii prime favor-
unds, who made such un uncommonly ite, and has many admirers among
excellent impression here on all lov- Wonderland patrons, She will sing
ers oi good amusement, will be nt this evening the dainty and quaint
Wonderland tonight again. They ballad "Poor old girl" which, sup-
need few words in comment, for they plemcntcd by one _oi hor dances make
are certainly among the best enter- splendid numbers.
talners Wonderland ever brought The fun, amusement and enter-
here. Their roller skating la wonder- nilinment at Wonderland this
fui, and there seems to be nothing ii going to be full and
they can not do on these trcnclierous and as Durands
supports. There are versatile artists able of hosts
ton changing their new often, and what
ever presenting something pleasing. bers and
As comedians they are unexeelled, ing to hum
and taken in any way the Durands this week,nnd
‘always score n success. mention; ur
Miss Viula Wentworth will be at running over.
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