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PENIIS
EIS XPIIISIIIII
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KIIIS IIIIIII.
Escaping Gas From mine
Reaches House and Ignit- es From Lamp
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l(‘uuudiein Press)
SCII.-\.\"i`(lN, Mar. 20-Niue per- sons were killed this morning by a gas exploililui thougllt to be cruised by ii mine. Those dead are Mrs. John (‘-avella and her fire children, Mrs. Vito Sum- ma, Mrs. Cavelllls, her daughter iind
tivo cllilllreu. The body of llinry Sllmlup, was found in the limb of a tree fifty feet from the scene of the explosion. liiore than twenty dwellings were hiillly dlllnaixell and scores of persons were thrown out of bed and -bruised. liuuliloui-1, liinl-_ zo-'rue pollen. hh,ve found that gas from ii broken mliin, cllusell iimllzlllly by ai mine set- tling, fouull its wily into the cellnr of one of tile llouees and expltllietl when. it came into contact with all oil lllnlp llllrning ill the house..
IIIIIH EIHIIIIN
SPIES IIIIIESIEII
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L(JXflt.~.\`, lifrlr, 20--Four Germali spies were arrested today. , They were discovered ill the precin- cts of St. Helens Fort. on the Isle of Wigllt, lllliilnlite the I‘orti=nlmitll
_ nllvlll llnrllor.
TRIICS 'l`il .lf`.‘\ll".
Iil~`l~` lll`it’Hl~l 'l`Ol’.
Ilf)S'l`llI\', l\IllrcIl Ili--Illlltnnnll lint.-
cro went. up ilu the roof of the six- story liuildilli; at No, 32 (Thllrter street, \\"<-:ll rind, today, ticd one end of ll clotlies line to ll, clotlies IYUOELLI.i!LM__@ller_end__orollni_L.liin waist, lllill was ailllilt. to junip, Irolri tile rllol when his wife discovered him. .
Witil sllrieks for help, Mrs. liliterll 010111! til ill-.r llllsbuilll. A lieigilllor rlime tn ber :lil|, llud the twll nlunn_l; ed to hold llllterli till tivo plll;ct~.llll'll arrived llnd tllllk him tll Hmlllver street stntioll. Frunl tllcrl-_ he vrns sent to the Austin Fnrln for oliser\'.l tioll its to his sltility. Butero has been acting quccrly for several days. Today he told his wif; someone wus pursuing him to cnt him UD. She tried in vain to keep him in their tenement, He broke. away, rim' to the roof, tied the rope around him- self and was -about to jump off when' his wife grabbed, him. She was strug- ,RIIUX with him when the police ur- rived. Iiutero fought and screamed and dragged the policemen to the edge of the roof till spectators in the “feet gazing up nt the thrilling B'-l”“llBI@. feared all three men would he llllshed six stories to the pavt-_ ment.
thMrs. Blltero's shriells were added to The awful screams of her husband.
0 policemen were nearly exhausted,
10|* llutero had more than normal ilength. Suddenly the mall ceased ,ics struggles for ii moment. The po- b ° IUHI' llim_ flat on his back and ,mind hlni wltli his owli rope before Ie °°“I‘I Pecovel-_ ` ‘
KING MANUEL T0
WOO HIS COUSIN.
PARIS, March 18-As. already told
fgtstgret clause in the treaty effected Bm Over between Dom Miguel, of Poriganlill Pretender to _the throne of to ,U80 . and former King Manllel, is
he elleet tlillt the latter ' slllill
xafgy Princess Elizabeth De Bragan- ‘ flllkhter of the Pretender. or IRI: Manuel has jlist gone to Tow- 0,-W llsitlallil to go tilrolli,gh the form ,,,,,mf:0tI\B his yoilllg cousin. Princess vcmbele h will he eighteen next ~No- ,W "l “U0 KIHR Manuel will he
Ellty-three ln the same_mon_tli.
m-1-_-2. 'Il0\urd'» Llnlmnlit cures' Chien, Ere.
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Mur. 20~-Tile Senate l,y
a majority of three has deei<led limi, the rates of the I. (‘. R., should not I-ll* DUIZ lluder a railway cimlmissioll.
IIIIIEESINWIIISHIP
WIIS IIIINIIHEII
ttialindiall Press)
LONDON, l\’ial‘. 20-'lluceli Mary,
Great lirit:lin's, twenty-fifth Dread- uourzllt. was lllllllcllrd today.
She is the largest wrlrship yet bililt
und her tlltiil eost'l1lllollnteli t,l>$lt),- 250,020.
i~I"I‘ItU("-K l\IA.\' WITII I<`IS'I‘ ,
'ANTI IlI~l I*`I‘lI.Il I'll<ll\il.
lilt)N'l`Hl~lA-ll, March ]li_--’1’lle blldy
of Edmond 1’illotte was brollgllt tl. the niorl;ile_ye,<tel'llny nfternooll with his skull cruslled fr_oni it llousc on In-‘ erviile Stl'eet, IC. Lmllbert, ll carter, was ztrrcstcil, rIiu.rgcd with having caused his deatll. Lambert stated to the police on retllrning h`olne Satur- day llfterlloon he found his wife witll hcl' trunii puekell lil‘ep:il'illl; to gli lill with Pilotte, whom both had kllo,vn
for some time. After spine \vol‘ds he
ntrnelr l~llol.te wltll me lint. 'rin-_ ini.- ter»fell. lilluillert. dill not tliilik llc was snrioiisly hurt. and culled, "get
up :ind light, you cri\'.'al'<l." |’illlt;c made no iilo\'enlelit., :ind wllell pie!-icll up, it lvlls fllulld tllllt ll's skull wus lractllrell and that he was dealt.
WANT Ailil BARS .
(‘iifl.”'iI7lI) A'l‘ N,INIf1 ()'l‘l.tl(‘K
M(>N'i‘l{I‘IAl._ 1\l:il‘ch l‘.l-'I‘he lill-
nlinion Alliitlllzv, lit its :lllliiinl roll- velitioll illtilllzited hy resolutions its \villili;;llcss to ell-opcl':tte with thc glivel'|llllellt ill the event. of the 5111:- irestcd-Roylll Vlllillllisaioll lleiirg ap- pointed to illvestiizate the conditions under which liquor is sold in this province.
Secretary J. H. Itoherts was not
content with the existing early clos- ing law, blit suggested, that the al- liance should next press for fl o"clock closing on thc first five days of the week and one o'cloek on Sull- day also that no barroom should be allowed to open before nine in the morning, -Montreal, said Mr. Rob erts, was C;lnada's altur of llacchul-‘ with its 1,061 license which meant one i’or every 440 inliahitants, so Ithat Montreal had more retail liquol licenses than Tormlto. Winnipeg. Vancouver, Loiidoll, Hamilton. fitta- wa. Quebec, Calgary, Edmonton and St. John combined.
Other rcsolutiolls reeolnmclllled till
.inspection of liliiilir cstalllisilllienti and the suppl~essiou of lxrocerr licenses. Tllerc was also olic which recolnnlclided tllut ballot papers for the federlll elections sllould be ,pro- vided with a space for ,\ prohibition referendum. '
MAGIS"1`RA'I`E R}flBUKl<]S
‘ ' MI<JANErl'I‘ III.ISd'IMAN, "
l‘l’I‘TSBUItti, Mllrcll is-J. J. _Kir-
hy, an Irish inllglstratc, establlsllee a St. Patrick‘s Day precedent when in addition to flllluii Jl““eS Kelley, hc nllliracterized lllln :is ,tit “meanest lrislimlln ever ur!f€}'i\10lI~
Many Celts heurd the verdict. Nl'
none protested. for Kelley “'80 “C” ¢-.lined of having to tulle three cull' pero from thc till cup of li blind street. violinist while tllr latter writ, playing "Tile Wearing of the (H0011-
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Mlnarrl's Linimcnt Cures I_)lstelnper
successru-L c0N.CERr lu A
colniwllll Lllsi Nlllill
I The ~
concert nt Cornwall Hal lust nl music, Miss W. t`l°0f\b5'. I" 0 ‘md
night' in “"1 °f 'W0 Proposed' tele- ing and Gordon McMillan, Emma Mc- PUOHB line between York Point an~.l.Millnn, Katie McDonald and Franl M'“'I0W Bank was well attended. ‘Klucken li a lltaloK\\°~ "Cnet .lt W" Nltnhly presided over byIJones" provided considerable amuse- Em McC“““°II. Corn-wall. and unlmerit. Gordon McMillan lt1‘0"I‘II“l! H"
sgfgglent l"`°K!‘nm including vncalhlllnor.
‘ "°“'3*~I°f\H. instrumental num- The sale of baskets was rondlictéil
bm readings. etc.. was rendered. by F. Il. Hoi-ne, Chnrlottetowll, and
Performances included Mics excellent prices were realized. The _ , , ,H rsnn. thnrlottetown, in ii relid- receipts ll-ei.,, lark# und rllesr promntit , ,I H. ,.m_M.,,‘_ M. mr’ Om hm“._ wder, J, MCl)0",m,,, Swv, ,,,2,(,,,
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throughout the industrial districts of
united l,Ii»lldoii as a result of the strike is lllost. lieute, womeli, children and the workers thelllselves in llluny places are rluileriug from the lllost extreme poverty.
Appeals for ussistances are _con-
stantly reaching Londnll from those which appear tu be the lenst affected of large cities.
The liurl of Harrow, who has iust
made a tolli- of the potteries dis- tricts ill Strafl'ortsllire, says iicute distress is lvxistillg lillillllg all ranks of people.
Tiiousullds of children ill thc chief
centres ol the district are being fell from chiiritllble funds. 'In this region alone 110,800 nliner,~: arc on strike arid the luck of coal has thrown out of work 10,000 potters to wlilise nullifi- crs must be lldded tllollsnlids of gen-
Ercwash Valley li great hire of dustry stretchilitg from Nottingha Chesterfield, serves as all examp the state of affairs. ilere seventy five; percent ol tile workers in all trnllesi are idle and, unlike the miners I these nlen have no strike pay, fa ies lirc thrown on cll;irity whiel _ being dispensed very extellsively. '
The Mayor of Illlesrlln, the largest;
town in the valley, . yesterday re~| “lived 21l’DIiCi1tioll:-4 from no ft:wcrI than follr llulillrcd full-lilies for assist- :ince and ill _flue of the elementary
schools oilt of six hiiildrell sclloollll~_~:, four hundred are lleiul: fell by the teachers. I
lvales is suileritli; eliuzlily with Eng i
lluld, only tllree till plntl- mills work-I
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sis,
nlil-I 1 i.'-:.
other illllil:~'.l.ry is ziIlel~tell_ til mills are slowly eliisilig tilrllili;
>t.i4ll\
erlll lnlliirerll, porters, i'ailrol~ld men and ii large nllinbcr of men who de-
llliutI
1.ancushire und the last cargo of coal has now been shipped fron New
Extreme Poverty in Some Sections-in one Region 20,000 on strike ond
IIE' H' , l0,0000thers Affected--Wales Also Suffering-immense Decline
A in Railway Receipts '
’ ' ‘ f0l‘ Illlélli II.\'t‘Iltlj~`lTl__' li' l - CUSLIU I0 I'l .0 I I
(taliacllau lressi penld id n tl pct C e is ntl of ldnglallc ‘
I 1_0N[)(,N, Har, 20_.,-he d,,,tmsn.,`tel‘ies. I \\`hat ruilwily traffic returns ill-L-,
The prevailing conditions ill theizlvailallle for the last week show ni
iwiltecline of receipts amounting co
in t0{$8l0,000 in addition to $2,500,000 for
the previous week ill London. l'rel;aratiuns are already beillg made in most of the ’I`Yorkshire eolleries for the resumption of work Monday and some of the men are even anxious to resullle today.
(`-urislderable liunihors llf miners
have already resumed work ill some of the , Scottish coal fields. these, however, are ull lion-llnillllists,
There is trouble protecting tllerll
from assulilt by the trades unionists. and there appears to be llllily aug melltiulg it desire in the whole of the coal fields tif the United Kingdom to see the settlement.
Fresh trouble, llowever, was threat-
iug in thc whole c-lliliitry :lilll e\'cryIl’“0lI t‘>lIf\l”- If U10 (`l"1If"`if‘H IWCHS I
ell the federation have notified the
meiilliers of the. lrlbor purty in the House of t‘onlmons that unless a miu- imum wage hill is provided, also a
NEW ODDFEL
'i'llc special train with liliollt. lilty,
Ollllfellows clmlplisell llf the joint lie-- gree team of Wildcy and St. llllw-_ renee liodzes and other members l>f` the I. VU. ii, 1".; Cllarlottcto\\'n, re-1 turned to the city yesterday morn-f ing from liellsingtoll where they hall gone for the pllrpo:-lc ol inst.itutin_l.: it. lodge of the tlrder ut that plnce_' (irulld h‘eri'ci:ll‘y J. J; Mcliiniloll wales the illstlillilli: otlicer, :lssisteii hy, J, _ A. Bnyne, i‘_(l.Il_, :ls firlilld Warden, and (l»col'ge H. Ryan, D_lll.(i,lvl., un. (lrlllld h`ecl'etnl'y, lnlii Tlios. (’ill‘rut.ll- ers its tirlilill .\lnrsiiill. i<`fillol\'illi:zli`e the (`.lllll'trl‘ lliellibers: ltev. (1. A. rlutiierlnllll, f‘huS. (Wink, 'l"hos. Cur- ruthcrs, W. A. Kennedy, I-I, F. l\’lor-- risoil, Thrs, Hogg, J. (‘. Marks.
After thcmthirrter melilbers---were I
duly obligated rind Itcirlll Lodi,-c No. I 124 instituted, uppliclitiolis were re- ceivrll frolli 25 ciilldilintes, null uplill the hlillot bi-illg spread they were nil <-leetell til mciilllel'silip. The initi- ritllry li1:l>,i‘ee teftlll of I‘rillee lilllwnrd liollge then took elllirize of the work, and eoliferreal the initintory degree, upon the clindillzltrs lifter which thei ioint teuni of Wildey and St. Law-I rence exemplified the first and second degrees, followed by third degree con-
LOWS LODGE A
T
fel-re.'l ily l*riilrc l<Idu';ll\l l_mll4c. ’i`lle deigree work :ill tllrlillqtl uns of it high order, fully lnilintzliilillig the Iligh stullilfllwl of l-iiieiellcy for which these crack teams are lil-ted, leaving fi. deep iuipressioll upon the new cun- didatcs :ls to tcnellilligr-2 llll_lI the prill- ciples- upon \vhi<'.ll it is filrllled. I
.[llinlelli;lt.ely fitter the llcgrec
the cle<‘.t.ilili of lit`iicf‘l's win: ilrrll'u\lleliI with wliicil resultrll :ls l'lIllo\\':=. .\` I (irnnd, liuirh l<‘. l\llll'l'isllll, , (irlilld, llr. l~`. \‘l`_ Jardine. lterllrdillei 5~'el-rotary, Wrlldrlill Illll-rzlll, l<"il\ii.ii<-i;llI Sl.‘cl'ctlll'_y li. lt, l\ll1I"lld_veli, 'l`l~e.l=.lll'el'I, I"rlink l'. 'l`..,>Iill. Wllrili-ll l-leetlll' l<`.I Ml»rri.-:l»ll,` (".llllllictiil~_ l»`l'llnll ll. I Marks, ii.S..\`.(i. (‘. J. ('l;l~l.l- ll_S..\'.I G., H. IC. Siillllis, lt. H, V. (P, Wil- liiilll t&l\._~l<_ l,_.\‘_\'_tl, W. Uilulilpioll, li..S_H. .I_ ll. Walker, l,.S_l=‘. H. V. Dowticss, Iu_=,illl- lluilrilian Dr. .l_ i`. _l~ll»ll_~:tl’»ll,-lilltsilie tluurdiiln, W. Il. Cliirk, l`Ili`lpli;l ld. Hiltz, Junior I‘.ist| (lrfinil Rev. tl. .=\. h`lltllerllin<l_ Aftrr the i‘I0i‘fio_ll the :ibo\'i: ofTif't‘!':~l were inst:llleli into their l'es|ll~etive clizlirs ily _I, .l, lVlrl{inli<in Graliid Muster, llssistelt by li. lvl. Waugh as Grand llzlrdell, J. A._I3;iync :is Grand Secretary, W. K. McGoilgall (trawl 'I'reasllrer, George rl. Ryan us Grand Mnrslliill, Rev. G. A. .=‘-utherland as
work I
'KENSINGTON
tlrnnli (.‘iln|illlili.
Au the "we umn' ilours" of the
llllirllinl; had zlrrived long since, re- freshments were served by thc Kell- singtoil hrethern which were lif ll high order.
Tllc meeting then closed with the
usuul votes of tllziuks to the degree teams for their assistance and other llldize lrutti-rs of \-'itill importance to il llcw Itlllllc alftel' \»'hi('h the Closing
obit* y,C,.I<-xerrises were ,irons throllgh. .
Till- llirllihers l>l` the Sunlmersidn
and t‘.llilrlottetl'i\\'n lodges ret.nrned hlllur by special trains after the meet- illi.'.tl»elillf: prlllld of the evellillgs eu-
_if-_‘~llli'llf. ' -
lieynl llollue No, 124 is' composed
of il very clltllllsirlstic lot of .-llenli;ers_ and sltlliitefi ns they are in the very nliilst of one lif.tlle»-best-far4ninlg_set-_ til-nleilts on the island, thereby fur- nishing ample territucy for recruiting plll'p<ises, it bids fair to heconle ill time oiie`of the most prosperous lllllues in the province. It is compos- ed of 'l-he very best citizens of the villrlefe who will sparc no pains to mnkl: it ll success. It. is anticipated
that they muy he long given ttf pri- vilege to curry out the miss on of this great Order, the diffusion of the principles of ben=evolence and earitv.
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GOMMUNICITION -
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND WITH MI\|NL<lND|
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The Earl Grey left Picton' yester-
day nt 7.00 a. m. for Georgetown with 35 passengers, 100 sacltslnail, express and 75 tons freight and docked at 9.40 ll. m. Sho leaves this morninglut; 7.00 o’clock for Pic-| toll with passengers, yesterday‘s out-I vylird mail, express and freight. I The Minto left Georgetown yester-
day ut 7.00 ll. lli. for Picton with 35 oasseilgers, 50 sucks lnail, express and 30 tous freight and docked n';. 9.50 il. ul. She leaves today at 7.00 li. lil. fur Georgetown with ,pas- sengers, yesteriiuy's mail, express and freight. ‘
Six icehollts left Cape Traverse yes-
terday at 7.50 n. ni. for Cape Tor- mentine with no passengers and 4 sacks rilllil and landed at 10.00 a.m. 'They leave this morning on return to
any. und no mail.
yesterday at 8.00 ll. ill. for lli1D0T\‘|\‘
verse with no passengers or mail mill lnndcli ,th 10.45 ri. lil. 'l'lley leave this
Cape Traverse witll pussellgefs. II,
Six iccbonts left t‘upc 'I`orllientillc_
CONDENSED ADS I T00 LATE FOR
_ CLASSIFICATION
FOR SALE, 1 pnir black foxes,
raised by Dalton. ADPIY V- U-l
Box 153, Slimmerside,*P_.,E. I,._3-Zlllti, wAN'i‘En, n gil-l lm- general un
USB*
work. Apply tn 270 sydney
SL _ Y __ _3;2ld§_ipd
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WANTED-A girl to wor_ ill ,il
restullrant kitchen. Stewarts
Lunch Rooms, 103 Queen St.
3-zllislpll.
FOR S.~\l.l-I.-One large silver mule
'ox, very dork. ()n'e female Arc-
tic fox ill young, one pair reds also one pair racoons. These nnimnls will he sold cheap. Writeor phone, ilanlsl W. Howard,_MiItoll_ _ __ ii-Z1dr4l. ron .sl/il.l~:_ onillnlllnn, 1-lnnlillnnleni
nlicl Iiese bred Brazilian Still-
lioll on P. E. Island. Photo ,full breeding, llud price on nl>i1_Il°“t“‘“- Has no faults. I have no time to bother with hilli. T. (lordoll U09- Melltllgna ll. ic. i. jjiflirlillll-
vriiuqll-:liTTnT~`Ein city or olinr-
'lottctown, a lady of B000 UP'
pearance and character to 1'l‘llf0S‘“-“V an established l\’I.'lritimc house. Thai position in li permanent one to the right person. ADDIY ilivlnt-I “IW” ence to "Reliable" Guardian 00100-
3-15tItf.
CAYII) UF l.HANI(i-I, I wi:-lil to thunk
Mr. James Paton, Mr. L. (`.
Worthy, Mr. Geo, A. B. Mcllollllld.
bringing the passengers, mliil and
,son, Sc oo ____ ____ 'illin/ilu wl~l1'rl<i uns returlirll for 11
wIsi=: ul's'r lniv ` `
Hoi-IBAND SALARY
Quionnc., liinren 15-At ll short sitting of the House tonight the Montreal tranlwliys comDi}11Y bill “'85 nuanced. The bill, by which when fi lnau goes into bankruptcy he cannot cheat his creditors by working for his wife without salary, was ad0Dt0d- The hill will authorize the court to determine what is il reasonable sill- ary under such circumstances.
QUEBEC MEMBER
THREW CHAIR
AT COLLl<}AGUE.
l.-lil-ziiiec, Merril ie-A sensation
:ll incident occurred _lust _night in the smoking den of the Parllameiit building, when llonat Caron, the vc- terlin member for Mntane. hurled ,fl chair at the head of Loaterer Roy, M. P. r. for llevis. the v0\\“e¢S*» "#- presentative. ill the ligislatnrc. The liuarrel arose over Roy jokingly pass- ing his hand in the hair of Caron. Roy llickly avoided thc chair and was not lillrt_
THE NEITHER
TEMPERATURE
SUN. MOON. ETC.
The (lliardinn dill n‘ot receive the
llsnlll weilthcr despatch for this morn- ilig's issue.
"I°F"I"g 0" “`t“r“ tn (mpc T°rm°"‘ null Mr. (illlirles McGrcit0l' IOP Ulfif The telliperliture lit three olcloclr tinc with pllsseligers and outwllrli k,n,|,,c5R ,im-ing the past severe will- this morning bv the "Rexall Store ,,,,,,,te,.,, mail _ im. whip. I wus unliblc to work on Tested Thermometer with a u0l'f-\\9\°f\
_ ' . , . ‘i k .' _ Thomas Rollin- p surc was twelve degrees above
A spawn “mn from ('enrgctU“" Iucwunthot lb 3-20d1ipd_ gre? and with a Soiithern ?Xposurc
fourteen above zero.
ex ress from Earl Gro arrived in" - . t tem erature ,recorded Cldlrlllttetilwlli Yestedllay ut 12.00I couple of weeks, wltll the late,-;t y‘;'?;r‘,I§:':ns twengy_e,gm degrees ,,_ and left on return M185" Ht 9-45 INN- e*‘I'Y1°“ I" I'“"“"°""'g' W p“..s bove zero and the hi§h¢5t “'95 f-nifty' with pnl-lsenllersl mail and express to,which were so popiilllr have \lecnBi,i.- nine above, The ,Qwest recorded the #ross to Picton on the Earl Grey to- ,placed by the new llsycllgga nl(l,t._“mf; tprevimm n,g,,,, was t,,,,,t_,._o,,,, ,move d,,y_ It Wm have qw;-Rotown for icuit Coils llnd the llrni _ ,ol m',At “me “_ -m, yesterday “_ was tim-_ Charlottetown todnv lifter the llrrivlll Inlql they cnn he rolnodclled to 8 ,y_s,x Mmve am, M mm, ,,_ ,,,_, ,H of the Minto llrlnillnil in the passen- dlice the latest l-t‘|’cct. A01 °”i\~'I\“ t“.e,,ty,e,,¢m ,,h,.,“,_ Mrs, mail and express. IStrlithconn Holler, tllal'lnttct£;X;~' 1 Tile leniltli of todnY Wm IW "WMV" There wns _ no special train to or I ___ __ 31' .___\BI.' ihours and thirteen minutes. from Cape Traverse yesterday. INOTICE n sliecilll m0<‘-fin! “I I The tide will br high this afternoon
Yesterday the Murray Harbor train I Shareholders of hforell Dairylugint 12_12 and tnmormw afternoon ,it
arrived in Charlottetown at 9.50 a. I(‘.n, will be held in Morell hall on 1235; if, will tw high tomorrow morn- m fifteen minutes lnte the Pape Tuesda I 25th Maw” 1"” "E 2 °' ing nt 12 50 and Saturday morning
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Traverse ' nt 10.45. lhifw “"0 clock p. in., to consider 0901110108 “Wi at 1.43. minutes late; the Souris at 11.40 li. cheese factory or ““th0rm"R th", The slln sets this ,evening Rt f'-1_4 rn.. un-ty tive minntnr inte; the Tie- directors in nl-li nnfl dispose of the and tlnnnrrnw evefliiilz at 6-10: it
nish lit Z 20 il nl forty minutes lat
lllnnt iillll wind up the i`0Inup“Y by rises tolllorrnw lliorlilng at ;'l.fl>~l null
Snturdlly morning ut 'S S6
ti nndtle umn ll l 'I ` .
“w"» In rt vocal solo inltl‘\\mcnt.‘ Emilie tlII\cmI‘.-(`I\:‘dr.\l‘lldl(IttI?el;fIIIt:“:\?t;lHe;'Illte, llnngor. MHP- U. 1912- I Th" “'00” “Ft” S'°"'“ht “E q'4“'
AL STRIKE
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EIIII SEIIING
VEIIY PIIIIH
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r~l’l‘. JOHNS, !\'f|d.,1\1llr. 20-Tile
0\llI0ok for the nnuuul seal fishery is decidedlylllnfavorlible thnl-l far.
Several steulliers have rllet nilshelp uccordillg to wireless tlespitciles illlll, the 'whole fleet. is believni *lu lull-r-. missed the llillln seill herd.
IIEIIIIN STRIKE _ I _ .IS EIINIIIIIIIEII.
I(`rillaiIiiilt I're_~'s`l
ITICRIJIN, Mnr, 20-'I‘Ile i-ltrii‘.e ill
the Wi-stphulinll colll fields is ended.
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fixed lniliillillm for surface men, the cinls of thc British .\liller's l'nioll
llI.i\Hfif)\\`, Iiirlr. 20 'l`Ilc -oily
eiuls of thi* Ilritisll .\Iiliel":4 l'-Jilin this llliirilili: l-erei\'l-ll by tell-l:l‘upll li\l~ltr\lctil»li.~l frlllll l.<lnd<lil to lnllkli irr- \‘iU\l!enlent_~: for lln\'iu;_» the strikillg liliners ret.iirll to work lll the cities on Miilwtl Z5.
i\lIIi'I`Iit)|)I-\`l'l'!\` \tl'I`l'T~b_
I"t`iIt l`HlfIl(`H l'.\l(l.\-`,,
}<‘ltl<2i)l~jHll!TtlN, N. ll., lllircll l9--
Votilig on the iiliesitioll of l‘ll'.:lc-li, I_'uiiul was linislicli lit l"l~e;ll.-rletllll Methllfiist l‘hurt'h S\ilidzi_v e\’elling,, und the results will plwllelllily ite nlnde I ilublic t0tluy_ Rev. Neil l\iu1,.ilu hlill
ACUTE DISTRESS THROUGHOUT BRITAIN 'MIIHE IIIIIIIBLE .
AS A RESULT OF THE CO
IIIIIEIPIIEII
Minesin Four States WIII Close Down on April First
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U'l`T.»\W.-\, Mar. 20--It is undat-
.stooll thilt the C. 1'. Il. stands ready to cnrry out the proposed new fall! Atlantic service even in the govern- ment does not give yi larger subsidy.
E. P. II. WILI 0 IIIIIIII IIIII
NEW SERVICE
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(fl.l‘l\'ELAND, Mur. 20--All tht
mines ill the lituminous coal fields of westcrll Pennsylvania, Ohio, IB- diillia :lull Illinois will shut down on April first and two hundred thoua- and miners will quit work for at least two weeks.
’I`ltis will not he fi strike but merely
li. suspension of operations pending nl-grltintions for ri two year wage* scale to follow the present one.
H'|`.»\Il'I` EAST WI'1‘H
.-\. W. SHAW TODAY.
IMS .\l\'(ll'}l,l§S, Cal., March 18-
(`:iptain Ainslcy L‘. Armstrong and llispertor Gsdlliu of the ljoston P0- lice started East today with A. W. .%lll~.~.v, the Freeport, Me., shoe lrliln\\~ l'nct\irer, who is held on li charms of rlnllez'/.lelillxiit_ ‘i
Shaw, lit-fore llllarrlillg tho train
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the p:lstor,.~:t:ltell that -he tllougllt. thi,- vote wus strongly in ftivtir uf union. Rev. Mr, Stebbinizs, pilstlir of the tiihsnll Metliodist (`hlil‘cIi,stnted thi-_t' the voting in his district would like-, ly be :tll.tinil-ihed by llcxt. Slluday,butf so far not one vote had been record-, ell against the llliioll_ l
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---'i‘he--coligregatiall of Uellteill-il' i
_ _ y Church, St. John, finished voting on, the question of enllrell union, and the. result showed it large majority inI favor of lution, the rote being itll) to, 28.
IIl‘JDM()l\"l) i-liilillri HOMI-I
llI'l_\l~I IN TWU \'EA}i.S_
LONDON, March 18-John I5. Red-' mond, lender of the Irish parlillnieiit-_ cry party, presided tonight nt a ~St. ` Patrick banquet. lit. the l-intel Cecil, and said that the home rule bill would pass the diouse of commons by more than one hllndnld of it majority, and ,inside of two years would become law. Ireland theuhe declared, was destined to bccollle the greatest human llgency in pronlotiug the se- curity ulld power of the British om-l pirc. ,
Po'rA'roGs IN DEMAND. I
l Mourlinlit, Mill-en is-_ll lnirly
with the oliiccls, ngaill u.sscrtod his willingness to come East and face trial. I-le _-laid :
“When T pet there, it will be hi
llllltter of fully' il few days till things are .-.tl':li;:htellcll out. All this is the rl-still: of n lnisunderstarlding, pure :ind simple."
Asked about Mrs. Si'.urat's alleges! colineetiun _.with the case, _ Shaw said :
There was no reason to ul‘l`cBt hcl'
just url there was no reason to arrest me.
SOING 10,000 MILES
TO MARRY HER FINANCE.
ix-_ WASHINGTON, March ‘_ 10--Miss
Alice 'l`i<-ruey of Washington and Hyattsville, Md., has left on R 10,- 000 mile journey to marry her fin- ance, now in Yokohama, Japan,
"It’s loapycur I know, but that
is not the reaslli-l 1 hm ¢rh,veiling_gq far to be married.” Mile Tierney said lieforeshe left, with a modest and blushing, laugh,
"My finance. Harry Gwynn, will
meet me in Yokohama-at the end of the 10,000-mile trip. He is connected with the military service in Manila and is unable to come home. There- fore, I think it the most natural.
thillg in the world for me to go to aim."
good business continues to he done ill potatoes, their being nn increased de- mand of lute froln outside points for car lots for seeding pilrposes. An easier feelin.: has prevailed ill the market for iinlflisli and Irish pota- toes owing to the increased arrivals, and sllles of cur lots were made at $1.55 to .$1.130 |:er bug, (Trlen Mountains. in cnr lots, ilrr selling nt $1.60 to $1.70 per tae, of 90 lbs.; English potatoes at $1.55 to $1.60 and other varieties nt $1.40 to
$1.45. ,
WAY RI‘](Tt)Vl<7R llUI.IiI0l\'.
NEW YORK, Mar. Ili---~.-\ rilble from London says:~ Tile pellillslilur rind Oriental lille stealnsllill Oceana, which wlls sunk l~laturdli_v in the Eu- glish (‘hllnnell, remains iodily in the same position, nlld there, is every hope that it will be plinsibll- to re- cover the $3,750,000, in bullion which she carried. All hope that some of the seveiltecn persons tlirllwll into thc water by rl eilpsized bout. Illlve been rescued by a pnssllrl: ship has been given up.
llllnnrriu Llnlnlent cnl-as nlnlitherili.
The reniuuce began within the walls
|f»f the Naval Academy at Annapolis, ielght years ago, when Mr. Gwynn was il niillsllipmlin, and invited his Ii-.l-:eetllenrt to his firsr midshipman's
|llop_, Mr. ,Gwynn graduated from the 'nmiclny ive years ago. but re od Ishortly :ifterwiied sintd entered ETHI- |illn work for the War Departmentlin Mllnila, where he has been Since., Hin parents recently nloved to Pittsburg.
rIl.‘-HR., ST. LEON LOST
ON PETIT MANAN POINT
_ MII/LIIRIIIKPE. Ml?-, March 18- 'nm Itwoiliasted si-lllloncr St.. Leon, ,which runs between New Brunswick port! , and floston, is bottom up and :L total.
Iwi-eck on Petit Mango point. Captain Ilfllrvey Fllurch nn his crew waclpd ashore und reached a farm liousn much exhausted and suilering with rllld. Before Harvey reached the farlh house he met some lobster fisliertnbh whu, taking pity stripped thcmsalvga gof dry clotllen to give to the falntihk icnptliin. The St. Lron was built in -lloston. She was well known in nor tllern Maine and the provinces.
Itvliniirds tiniment cures garget in oct:
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YOAKITM, Tcxnl, March 19-'To distribute his property .vlllued at $2,- 000,000 nmong his eight children, J. A. Lander, of this place, arranged a
,lottery with numbered tickets and ,ouch ticket corresponding to |thc number of some part 'nt the estate. The tickets were drawn from a lint by the childr-‘n.
They t-ink turns drawing, und. there being nn linnks, every drawing re-
(iI\IEN IN Il HAT
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presented a winning. Tile members of the faintly nm-cQ
to the scheme, and the lllckicst num- bers drew the best ol the property_` Mr. Lander ls tulle and hearty I eighty-seven years of ago, and' 1. ` Idrawinz took place on hi! birth `
Irinllivcrsnry. He has Men A md of the State for sixty yearn " eumulatcd his fortune in land rm rattle. ` ` ‘ _ I'
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