]AN'UA RY 29, 1910

THE LATEST NEWS ` THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ ping-p op up ' . ` pggg NINE.

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. Special to The Guardian.

DOVER, Jan 28-Fifty-three officers ,nd men were saved from the British tlo,-pndn boat destroyer Eden today by nieans of the breaches buoy. The Eden broke from her moorings

_during n gale in the Channcl last “ight and was driven ashore, when the tide receded she was lefe

high and dry and badly (|nma=_ed_ 'The Elms. IWBVY EBM' and coal were removed ill IIOPCS She Could be.f|oated_ Unless this IS D0SBib1e the destroy- er will be pounded to pieces. ' -l-____

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iiii Pins

Special to The Guardian.

sos'roN, .ian za-'rue ngitutin.. §,°,f},

against high food has Mcgiin to shoiv in.. results io Boston. 8 general decline in M; mem occurring in the markets. ' may `Retail prices have fallen 4 rents n|,,,,,n

_ puiind on the hightf grades of ini-nt.

More beef is being sliippcrl to l<`.ur- Woo, as a resillt of the lioycoft, t'\)v__

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_ the ,,~;\~ue¢_ c,,,,,mittee ,w.,,, an ,,,_c,,,,nt the Governor General to present to _

of t-heir sf.cwiii'dsliip in short' spceclies, th” (I*1"_»11¢lia_r1 I’arli_ar_nent ri request I | I' I

_ .I, lil.

____ honors in wnrii 5 ,,,,,,|e ,, sp,,,,,,|,,, ,,m_ uesp or Japanese from holding land."

pression on his henrers in .u straight. I

If has now been definitely demon- forward mimly speech and was warm-

strafbd that In Charlottetown the-re IY Rpllliilliled-

is to be found excellent material for the presentation of amateur tlicatri~.*°

cals. Talent of no moan order has COVE been gotten together 'oy the Prince ‘CSI '- Edward Dramatic club and their “UD two presentations of Christoplier l"’"” Junior will be remembered with pridc IEI"‘I" by citizens as equal if not siiperiurI“'“"f’

to the great majority of the wide I’

variety of shows which are seen here. mt" The repeat performance was uri. im- th” pruvement on the first and every in- "um, dividunl showed marked ahi- W' I" lity. Their next perfor- 'I“"""‘ malice, which it is believed will not "n

be lar instant will 'ue eagerly iuf.i<¢.i S forward to. Q,

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IS IIEINSIIIIEIIN

SYDNEY, January 27.- Arguinenli

inthe injiiction case broiiglit against Neil F. McNeil, town clerk of Glace Bay. by Mayor .Do1iglas, -was heard 'co

before Mi- Justice Graham in the Su- sitics of l_ifc ofthe United States to- preme court here this afternoon. The day

solicitor for Mayor Douglas was ll. world.

This startling statement was made

Cameron, of Glace Bay. I-I. Mellish, by James Wilson, serretary of agri- K. C., of Halifax; `W. Crowe, K. (‘-_, culture, ln' an address delivered be- of Sydney, and W. F. Carroll, bar-|foi'c ifsI.<i', of Glace Bay, u' peared for Mr city.

- “The Present Food (lrisis,’~’ in a way

T. Riibortson, of Halifax aod J. McK

i`v.il\'iil. His Lordship upon the c,_n lusicn of th the addresses by the counsel, slated

that as the case was an. urgent one that

he would' render a decision without la

delay. In 'a brief review of the ar- ,duty

glimnt he gave his decisloo dissolv- I

IQ? the injunctian, which meant the cc

nsnacement of Town-Clerk McNeill.. 60

The costs of the casa will be tax-cd to cities. The duty is~ three cents a do-

thu town. At the regular council 'fr

llitetng of Glace Bay tonight, Town wlicthcr you took off that flhree

Cllerk McNeill resumed his duties as C0 c erk.

IN ENGLISH POLITICS.

lilly ish Van

and ists

mor Th ‘l

bers

0 Fe-urns to date show 638 mem.

clccned leaving 3a to

_i , _ ~' C0mD1€t€‘ Tntfll 670 G38 ; u§§§£lI9é. __;_ ___ Gov't majority V321 1lf4_ al

Now Elected 262 260

84 76'

Laborltes 40

CITIZENS MEETING

H180

Uoiincillors [.iiiic and Stewart of

M"-I-UIUWS ai cziiididiite for civic

Charles Lyons also. stated his rea- olis for helm; In the field. Ile dill not

_ . _ -. ,':Donuld and Msittlicivs were each

[ISIS IN IIIIE ` I

IN ENE SIIIES

PHILADELPHIA, Pu., Jan. 27.~It sts niori-_ to get thc common neces-

thnn in 'any other country in the

the Maniiifactiirers' (‘liil» of this

Seereihry Wilson diseussed`

at wus originul and forceful. "Some people,” he Said, "tell us

if ive repeal the present tariff

w to let in foreign products free of

the present difficulty will cease.

do not believe it. Eggs are 35 nts a dozen in Canadian cities and cents a dozen in some American

ii. What difference would it make

nts 2'"

.\‘lCRI(lUS ST JOHN I~‘lIlld.

ST JOHN, Jan. 28.--llctwcen six

LONDON, Jan. 28-'Ihe Lilernls are B'

meeting with better fortune in the

The position of the parties is now'

Iwus

1 1 -_ plant of the Lawton Wood Working C Using stages ‘or the elect Om ompany Wiffiin two hours, the

iil seven o'clock this morning, it

discovered ln. the extensive

IN WIIHII EIVE INVNSIIIN IIE

-ng convened t _

~as,.f,-f ’L‘iff1'"~is.2:i¢';1 ~ i

am'“‘;mei{’h*1C£0d as (‘hairnian and Special t0 The Guardian. he

E . I ccrctary. The meet,

\\'o‘s aililressed briefly by VICTORIA, Jan, 28.- Thai; the V0 0,. 1i,.0,,,.sc_ followed by (,hail__,,Iapanese are monopolilzing une best th of the Finance Committee Hog- nlmt and game" lrmds in this Pri* an who went cx|,,,,,stiVcly into mb vince and ‘becoming such a serious C?

Ha nf,nie,j th,-,t the nity was menace that drastic action on the “UI _ _ _

P better on n.,w than it wnslpart of tho national Goverrrnient. is wa a Dl'0Y“1_¢-t U1 Un Mid 8 years ago, and ‘noted mliiiy im- 'Ie'f°5sary' is thc Htatelnent IU the Mason! and In the early days was un",-mn in -,he ,,,eLh,__,1 of t,,am__uct British Uoluiniiiu. Legislature by Huy- “I UE d I tm U - H E ~

._ - en ie n u e cs e eaves _ _ _

_ ' ini: thc citizen's huuinugi,-_ (‘_,,,,n¢i|}0,. Ward, the member for Cowichan, "15 Ullfltllef I-W0 30115. ll Ilffltlllif. lllld _ '

Mi-iiouuiii or the iuurkee <:.,.,.,,,mu.. Hevlvllrd siivplimeriin this state- E""" “'“°"S ‘O ‘“°“’“~ ' I `

- and "I ' ' i

.iiuiisi I

ment by offering n resoliitlon asking

foi legi.-.i_l.i.tion proliibitioii the Chi-

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NIINEI _ NSE [IE “

t the position, and 'only consent- l .fo U Pun upon the urgent solicits- on of his friends. Toivards his op- _ M nt. MF Rogers, lie had only the It st feelings, hut if Mr lingers _ A1.

iflcfffflffiill. us llir lmiicil lic would “*‘ W 1 ie won I _ licrulbs be siiccessfiilS].,,,‘ia1f,.0n, Gu ru B h .-.ou Bernard Mrs I-I L Dona d Mrs _0l\. licwls l’. _Tiinton criticised -SUMMERSIDER( aganszrx, '2H__A_ Wm Cousins and Mrs H. Ramsay figures uiliill iivflltirgs of the Colin-_bout ,me lweuést. mam in %um__.Deai' Friends:-Since yo,ur last meet- S ,1,i_‘l‘r']`la‘I_;_‘,_ 1 ' _ émry ;§ack_h“m~ merside’ during the evenings this m

' "“ E “ wr” '“" l- th in c' t i R ir i “S

rind iircseuteil u strong pl n ‘."_m".r fs _ c 0_ Ty? B m. wh ch ~' t' hav been called upon to (_, If ,» B is being used by the hiunmersidu Rifle ue 5 you °

rtia o_ tug i;\iit1t-’l‘iibei'r.iilr~_-sis'muh ag the winter hemlquarters Thé pass through the vale of sorrow and

ocie y iirginr; ie city o give_tliem ` ` _ ' . to grant of $400. (‘.c_iineil ors Lane mrgels and Stop mm; are placed H? the Book of God we would find our

the middle of the Rink and the shoot .

» _ 'nated. (‘liai~lcs (".l_inndlcr on he-'ing is gina _fr°m.the.la(lies Edléégfng Ig y y

ini; proposed clinic forward und de- N3 ;h(;;f;§gR1§ic`h:,elwégilthe that a friend loveth at all times, a clmcd' i fininiiinition both of wbichlnre stiiry- brother is bum for advcrsmf' and I - "*“_"`_ ' rum bythe-Mr1iri~a‘Dapr; ~iiie'1amIr

nt a small cost. The attendance at

few evenings it has been very large. C

and the cliam ion of the Club dur- 8°

are known amongst the club mem- C10 hers ns "Cook" and “I’eary." li

_ lo

was deferred until the next meeting. G

Court Deputy-Jil H. McLean.

Past Chief-W»i.1lia_I'n Hilchey. Vice-(lhief-Isaac Elcnrs. °

first was small but 'during the lastly;

Alicndy some good scores have 'been h

'made and every evening the rivalry is increasing especially between thc Dr

p .

iig the summer shooting, or as they lt?)

0 have been an exemplary teacher and

a pattdrn of good works. We know

| | , uhat he will be much missed in the

iioigliboring congregation of Long

River hilt much more will he be m's-

LA A-|`I,ENUEU'sed by y-on whohave now lost both

parents from the old home. .We trust

_.__ » YO

The meeting of Court Silvan I. 0, father to the fatherless and that his ia, iv[0ntague,`was largely attended consolations will ue your comfort Monday night. '_The necessary ps- l1h!`0l1gll th€S¢ d8YB 01 1°'“°1i\1953- We pcrs, proving the death of the late HYIHDB-llhize With YOU- W9 Pray f0I Br,-,_ Aitken' not being completed, you. We now commend you to that

The officers were then; instni;-cd by us nearer and nearer to himself by

i.. U. Fowler, wha- was present and the taking of those who pass on be Invited to do so. The officers are:- fore to the _true ‘home of the soul.

Chief Ranger-Horatio Nelson. HQUSE OF COMMONS

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"WUI" ' I e “iiiis

Aitung.

SHIIW SYNIPIINI

g with us Ln our monthly gathering a wo*n'ian’s Foreign Missionary So-

say farewell to a loved father. In

spirat'io.n to speak n. word of com- rt to ou this da . There \ve raid

ere is u. friend that sticketh closer

ue sisters and friends by pointing u to the Eternal Friend Jesus rist Althou h Wm G McKay was

. - g -

t an elder nor a member of the urch of Christ, with us, in this

ngregation and from them we be vc correctly that their father musf

ii will all know the fulfilment of the vlng promise that God will be the

od who loves us well and who Q8-119

HOLD LATE SESSION.

OTTAWA, Jan. 28-'Ihe House ad-

vvheatieys H ii

ovcrf'io\ving lnstunigivtiwnt I;mi,kii?ZeuI;‘s’ “The death occurred _in St Augus- »

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ne Florida of Major Frank J _...__

Wei? f°ff“°'l_Yd°ft Cfavavft 1"_{°1°f Special to The Guardian. o"icuicff, Jan. ze.-'rua Gavin-nur a

0"” ““°°“"’ " ° “',‘,.“ “° 1 °' HAMILTON, Jan. zs.- Harry ste- -1~""°\

agtsmhilsiaalsiil dealtllé ltgtmlsvged prix: lsgargltwéfs ,mg lfW0tsmt,;u child,.e,, aitsidence in Quebec during June and y

i r v'.n il e ture ' 0 ’ “ °‘“ .° “_ h°*?P1‘°1 if .I’i_°u.'e lfinfe ‘III his 1.-.efniifaii 35.2 ”",'{‘"_‘_"g "°'“ P_*°“‘“1°° P°'S°'“"g-_ 'W nductfn-g a very large and profit- H’ not “patted that they “Hu

an a -brother. "Our desire is to be _

Rec.-r~lec’y-W. A. . McLean

Conservatives .... .. 258

C ._ _ . _ wliolr irroop of hiiilrlmgs were totally

Liberals_,, 252 destroyed, along with n lurge stock 1,a|,0,.m,B`__`_'___ 40 -if lumber, piled in the yards. Natic’nalists...... 70 The property WHS 0Wl12¢1 by A- Pl.

The prospect' now is that the coul-

ltlon miaiority will eventually np-

I-Iainilton, and was fairly well in- sured. Thciloss is not yet estimated

‘roach ]_z0_ Y`_~-but willmbe very hc1lV!-_'_lt_ 3::

WILL MANAGE

_ - BIG EIIIIIBITION

ST. JOHN, January 27--After sevfl tn;-y-treasiii-i1‘ of tlic 'l'ori~nto ciiiibi-

eral weeks' consideration of numerous ti

tppmmces the St' Joh” ExM"m"n been in Caiiniliali journalism for for-

ty years. ln addit_‘.~.ii to his connec- tion with exhibitions he also con-

Associatfon has secured a manaflef for the blg»19l0 fair. Hu is Harrl' J- P- Good, 'of Toronto, n prncticnl ex- hibition rnian with twenty years ex- perience in connection with the dom- inion exhibition at T-nronto us well 89 with fairs in other Ontario cen- tres. in Winnipeg and in Calgary. H0 IB very highly recommended and will lie vested with full authority to go ahead nd ke the 1810 fair the

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porting and Piiblfcatioii Bureau of Tm-0||_tu_ Anzong _ fliose who have IW;-igceri LU the bl liibition Association strongly ondorsIng his ability and | -__ - . ~ . .. _ iégfmprehiier of Ontario? H011' l~'“°E`Il'3_ p ii,-"ham, minister of railways;

on, for twenty years and has also

icts the flood (‘ori‘cspondencc _Re-

te are ‘iii Iam'-i Pliny Whit-

Court Physician-J. D. McIntyre,

M n 1 S

Jr. Woodivrird--Isiidorc Martin.

members, including ` the Past High'

I¢‘in_...°i,=c’y-I). J, ‘McLean.' ,iloming after Spending mos; of me 'f'°“‘“"""`7D~ L- }M”K'“'_‘°“- Night debating sir wulriu Laurier; ()l‘ntor-Wmililor Caiiiphell. mouon for the app¢_inf,menf; of a

-pecial commission to investi.i~li»_B

'Sn' Woodwn_rd-M_- Dorlon. 130,, cBr,.,ed_

H. Beudlc--`R. McDQona1d. ' for we appointment of R spncia] Speeches were made DY 9"""‘“l committee t-o investigate the 'charges

Secretary, who spoke at some length 'gif the National Transcontinental

on the strength of the Order and ad- Rmqway _n.1,,ti,-e to ,he njiegui in;

d f d

ourned at a quarter past three this

r, Lumsden`s charges. The resoli-

Sir Wilfi'id's resolution' provided

ade by Ex~Chief Engineer Lumsden

SPECIAL T0

peeial to The Guardian. ' I lr, .~ I " -' I ‘

V131-0nIA_ _ran 2g__E1ght Japanese PARIS. Jan. 28.-The boiling wiri. w 'ch had heretofore escaped.

t of forty who survived the wreck ers °! the sein? “N nw- '|5158 Bt . ,The

the schooner Kescuka Maru' were the rate of an inch and 8 quarter an and in some instances the suffering

frozen to death, whlle_ eight others hour' .Ol the 1103191658 388 8llBViu.ted.

were left tc. a. lik_e fate in the Kama- Them WHS a steady downpour of Messages of sympathy from outside Qhatkan wildl rain and the temperp/ture is falling. ‘ccumpanfed with substantial finan-

After the wnenk the fo,-gy men be. _EV°l`Ywhere the situation is appre- cial contributions adorded causes for

san their march without fond, losing “lrbly W°.1"S° than Yesterday. Jianksslvinz- .

eight in the first. two nays, while The pl‘0SlJ0ct is a most cheerless ROME, Jan. 28-Splendid weather

eight others were abandoned because °"°- ' has returned here today.

their faces and feel; were frozen. The IIUIVY FB/Ill and a brisk 'breeze 'Thefloods throughout Italy are re- The remaining twenty-four were fin- 9°'|`V°‘E Q0 dfil/C the fl°0d ICO l>0iutsC¢dil1§- .

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riUA"r.D1A1r." _ “

temperature had moderated

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ly rescued by the Russian steamer L" ` _"""T"""" '"“' .

PIIINININE

i ' .PNISUNINII

E Y n P. I ‘saga n ' er Tlieyhad eaten canned sar<lines_

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The barefoot ~ dancing craze

ii the death of their father the ton as inothing has done. 1,, fd |1i_ 1 llowlng letter of condolence signed years, and as usual Keith’s °_ig"°‘tm"’ to be mm" enechve 8f*=ter behalf of the Woinenfs Foreign its proving to beetne centre of attrac- “fi”

issionary society,of Ba tie by Mary lon. Lolo Fu r, the originator of , _ atbee, Louise MacGcugan, Lydia this type of dancing and herself the an i;'creat° of $1'000'000 m the Emnk " of hott, Sophia. McNutt and Janie ‘most famous dancer in 'Jae world to-' “Pi addell, was forwarded to Mrs John- day, brought her troupe to this coun- 't°M1!’_

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try as part of the Metropolitan ar.l Boston grand opera seasons and it was a master stroke on the part of.

zon and present it at popular prices

:very performance. This condition 'las kept up for two weeks and ni

go a step further and to give not .nly the Ballot of Light, but to pre- :ent with it one of the most fjimous if her dancers, Orchidee, who made inch a wonderful hit at the Metro- olitan opera. house in New York in her dnmee impersonating "Diana, the Huntress." Orchidee has presented this dance in all the cities of Europe vlth tremendous success and she is

mes connected with Princetownf, ipd at Keith’s she will be seen, ac- comes entitled to 0ne_thi,.d 0’ , the ,_

zordlngi to Miss Fuller’s own state-

receive four of his daughters into _:lished of the mythological dancers, Charles w_ McLean' or Brockville' be_

` I ' es

iefore. The manner in which the Bal Hot of Light has been pull on by Mr.

-allot, tnere will be.a hig musical 6 omedy in Jesse 1.asky’s "At the Waldorf," with about 20 singers and 'qmedians and beautiful stage sett- igs. Others _will he Clifford and Burke, blackface comedians; Charles

_-.d Fanny Vanin “The Stage Car-

per.ter;" Mareena Naverro and Mar/ ._qna; Ed Morton; the Neapolitan),

nd the' Musical Johnstone. ,...

to succeed M. J. Butler as Dom- _ `

vi 't' t m r Kel h- 0 secure this great attrav time was $1,500,000 has become $3, te

0,000; the mst was than $1,500,000 ,vas

ii i ~ 0° T e resu t has been such crowds as d today it is $5'500’000__ PDU

iavc never been known in Boston at B”

-nent, to better advantage than ever T

iivliiii iiiiiii's

iiiviiiiiis

sail thereafter for the old enun-

NINII SIIIIIIN IIESIBNS'

meet toda

ai, making 8. total of s»i,ooo,oooI,,, e issued, as afterwards arranged, ,th McLeod remains a member of n¢

ie board of directors. Since Mr Mc- of

e . nager the capital which at that ,_,f

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(‘Il

BABE ENHIIIHEI] N

n surviving its mother two hours, ful

tate of the late Senator Fulford. fy

state.

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‘Dear Madame,-The writer, a M

. -" man

1-_.....&_ trial.

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_ H,_aL1FAX_ Jam 27-_At the general Eillo-yrrient ut the home of F. T

as a successor can be secured. the resoluticni was passed a.uthorizl'ng u,-,ly

od assumul the position of general mane

is is valued at present at $9,000,- his

001% M Lea h d_ d siiustantiul tribute paid to blis kind-

c n, _

Keith is attracting universal atten- bon? a mrtnightwago vis 6; "ess tion, in fact, it is claimed than it titled to nm-third of the estate of store for Mr Arsenault Immediate-\ -,ns even surpassed the magfniflcent the ,ate Senator Fuuori Under MS ly . . _

l`0dUCti0n at the M°tf0P°1it““ OPEN! will his doughter's issue by marriage Dr *Use in New Y°E`k~ O‘~wSid° of we was to succeed to one-third -of the wn

--_- -- can

. reading lamp as an evidence cf their

‘ appreciation ol the event and of him

alt.

BY ENIJIESS CHAIN

that

nion Deputy Minister of Railways business man, sixty-two years old,

ind Canals. Mr Campbell will assume _U g ils_ new duties on February 5, M,-_ uody, who does not use tobacco or

fampbell will also he chairman of I

he board of management of the Can-

vising the best policy to pursue in the future.

€5°`=mieT»T¢T Aa?

...few-.=.°..cfs\=see=“°“->-.=

G_IIlL WAN,'I'FlD, with a fair educa-

~ tion to' learn the type settlns

apply fn person between 8 and lu n. gi. at Guardian omca. 1--Mdtf

ylutlalzlf-l Mackerel, Halibut and

I I .I-I'uild\:.ck, at New Fish Market. Tanton Building, Great George Street. _ __ 1-29§l_§lDji_~____ ___

atc a position ns, Stenogfoph" and Typewriter. Apply to A-. P- 0- oox 93, izloiii-fs,_l‘f_._1_il._I_._»_ 71--29d1w. “ir-:N AND wousu, .eoonrav _ copying and checkfug adV°f¢I_S~ in. mnteiuul at home: entire time; no

Maniifuctiiring Company, London.

"7" ~ ' I’ ne minister of cdilcfl ' ` 1--294-l3i I

xreatsst' puwang nvgr, ~ H0" W A* y ' _ _ _ (_)_¥l_l_~ _ ______ ,___ __ _ _,__ ___ pf.; Ffrhlbftidh directors have been ne-Ition in the llinfltéiriili, i`<_»'_VLf‘_'l]i;§f\t°';g;“;;_- fANTED' to*h,,, a secomp |,an,| z°“°““5' "M M' Gm" 'U' °‘""° U' MncmI“vlI~"iuiihc'~ii` ru-.1 'rurunm » iirriirht plans. in 'S004 wedl- tlme and after the return from Toi'-'¢0"v "E me I .1-o,.,)nto_ `f,,},,,,_.,-|y of tion, Apply to P. Q. Box 215, City.

Unto a few days ago. of T. H. Esta 'Wm (lrelg,ho id t d ther '_ _ 1__ more it was in-miraiiy decides ¢0_ st -1°h"» i ° Pfe” "",,,,““,,,_‘f,, ,,,,,,°,,

20d3ipd.

. , ' ' SALE mars' nge seventeen

“Elle him, His ance tance was re-iflceis of the Toronto c f n T54 R , "Wed by wire yestesday afternocn.Inumher -of otner pi£i:\minei:'t10'l"oroéi‘t;>t _ . years,_welghf-. 014t){0I¥;iu“_r;dS.mB£'_:. Hs leaves Toronto on Wednt-sday of nians. All express e ov ld 6 Bec_.RoyBl Tom. Dam. _ A - _ nn" ,wk md .hould arnv, her, on if Mr. Good s services four ‘.3 “lable Would rnakegood -brood mare, goo Tnnrmh' I Fad _ Hi, enzagemgnt ured he would Pl'0‘° “_ ‘° V' 5 'farm worker, is bliemfsheda Will take whim, |113. oh~;y-eb; 1 ‘S 10', A per. man. "Ives h 840.00. Address ‘ Farmer Box 172, lcd of eight months. I when ehehnew ingnasfpgince wufpharlottetcwn. 1-z8d1lr2lpd.

51|- good |. six” W", of ago and will take r srge o I th work 0( ~__........-___a.......

is ifosanlnrneoua of the me eral-Ham “ffm "m°‘§h ‘{'.}§,, ,,,",, Wm ,,,,

bitfon mer: f A erica. He has been D"°|’“"“'I°" lm " . . - y .

n m sl usluul forward Minaid s inlment tures garget in cows

nesoclatediwfth Dr. 'J. 0, Orr, secre-‘nd\lSUI°“` Y E’ `

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'“`7AN'rnn ny B young lady sw!"-'

=$E\"°“1‘iK4- -°“°'°»"° °°“.“I"’~-~5”“”1°"1i'ran'ee7<naii 'mne1iorste1r'ana~irrssne-

competency ani disregar o or ers on the part of the district engineers nn certain sectioni -of the Granl Trunk Pacific road.

FLOODS GROWING WORSE. PARIS, Jam. 28.- The flood condi- niong are considerably worse this morning,-particularly in tha South and East sections. In the Sixth Ar- rondissement, the old Latin. quarter, the condition is critical.

Many sewers ,burst in the twelfth Arrondissement, one of the biSE¢B¢ in Paris, the whole of which is now nubrnergod, and plunged in darkness nn account of the breaking of the _gas mains. _ ‘

Dwlng to defective communication

with provinces few despatches are be- ing received,-but these report im- provement.

The weather everywhere through

llcved that the worst of the flood is past. _

'_ rain mr rissr. _

Special to The Guardian. TORONTO, Jan 29-Winds shifting

to southeast, fair at first, followed by sleet or rain in the western por- tion ibnlght. _

The length of today v/fiV’he nine

hours and twenty-nine minutes. The temperature at tht” e'clock this ovrnlng was 81 above aero. ‘

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adian Government railway systeml

looking for a competent mln for the oaition. _

IIELEBIINIEIIHIS

Special from Guardian Branch. _ P

SUMMERSIDE, January .lil--A

very pleasant event took puree in 0'Leary on Friday, 20th, inst, the

occasion iieflng tble\ slxtyétliilrd taptnl- versary o t fi we spell 10 0 08 Ilaynor. A large number of old and yoiuiziolks _gathered at his home_ early in the evening amd after congra- tulating Mr Rayner they began the cvening's festivities in real earnest. Soma bmiitiful gland selections were given by Miss essie Rayner, vloifn music was furnished by Messrs Ray- nore and dancing was enjoyed hy all. The luncheon Wie all that could 1:e

desired.

` onidaoo iiiamrsirs. CHICAGU, -hu. 28.-(Specfal)- _ Jan Wheat ...... 1l1} Feb Whek 101} Jan Corn 6'I} Feb Corn .,....... .`.,..... GN

thirty-five and fifty. Intentions hon-

l‘he position nf chici engineer of the 0\`B`Ul€- If “Ot lnftfehmd Will Wu, ,|e.par¢men¢_ which was also held by kindly give me the nanlc and address 4,, Butler' has not yet .M-een m\ed_ of some woman of good social posi- ,ut the punisher is ,,n,1e,-nt,-,od to he tion whom you think might be inter-

ested. 1 givc below an assum_ed nwnic und address.

I middle height, young in mind and

ntoxicants, desires the aciyuaints.-nee 5

rf a companl-onable woman between 2

E.LEC1‘l0iis iu ,iiiiiiii riuuciz wonsi: 'iiuni

A __ GT. BRITAIN Eiliil FHIIZENI _ "

>__._ __i._ ‘, 2*-“_ It _ _ If i, ,I _ f_._,i. I _..,,,_,i

s1>Ec1aI. ro ras GUARDIAN. ‘ ` ` ‘

Lo\:iJo\' J ., S gain; Un; 'of elif;-en28£T,'Foiir Lnlonlstr The following table shows the

give promise of c prns made ,to- strength of parties in the late House ou in the race for une nelflylecllosc fin- and in the new I-louse so far as elec~ nf tilge i-n the next Parlimmgnibal ad` ted "

ie Unionists now have 262 .seats HLMG

- ' o s

fryidhlgeruls 200. \vhile_Nat.ions.l- Cons and Unlonists N52

The election,I»imI\"Ille' Labontim 40' Lihenrals I 387

r,,“._ I ‘le Cffmpleted to- Nationalists

_.N

Special to The Guardian. , NEVADA, Mo., Jun 2s-'nurse niin.

dred farmers here have agreed, nag to sell cattle, hogs, poultry, eggs nl- butter for sixty days. 'I'hls action ia a protest against 'the statements .gif the packing interests that the farmer and stockman are responsllihe for lla high prices of food-stuffs.

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EINISHINIKINIS

,_IIEEENIIES

Special to The Guardian. ~ -

TORONTO, Jan. 28.- Found guilty

_if uifdlng and abetting her alleged lnisband in abducting and assaulting

thirteen-year-old girl, Evelyn F‘i.s_-\

'nl with his family will take up her was today sentenced to two

ears imprisonment. _ Subsequently Wesley Fisher, the

in the ease, was committed for

INN NINIGIII iiiiiiii suiiisi

‘ NI WEILINGINN

Tliui-silay evening the 20th Inst, wg _

of more than usual lnterest.and

. and

ra Arsenault, Wellington. Mr. Are-

ing of the Bank of Nova Scotia |14; ~ th i y H' C' M°L°9d' Wm’ has Iieellifelllrliil of "§rsen§uItn&(IIa¥iI§;‘ReWi;IIi|I:f

has taken possession of Bos- general manage" smce 1897' ‘m“°““‘f' to

S i"t°"tE"’" “E t°“‘l‘"`I“g ms fe" siiniversuii- ..f his birth Shortly nl-

n, and the date was the sixtieth

his =-iiral home from work on evening mentioned he was agree-

Silfpriscd to see about thirty

his Wellhngton friends assembled his home. M`r. Arsenault soon had e situation in hand, however, and artily received the congratulations his friends, l’i'cparatifons had been

secretly by the other members

the household for the evening's an rtainnirnt, uid soon a whlst party

iii full ii'o_zi‘ess_ The game pm- 'il “`i\|l ='\lf‘l’\~“t and enthusiasm,

d ' .v.i.-s ca iiiiictcd .._.f Edixxund Ars- aiult. lunch '\\.i.-_ sri .il at 10 0'-

Mr Keith has induced Miss Fuller fu A £ U "'E°_"k il" IVE” A-"S'~t"i*l;-Ld” IM;;k9f»Y1€.

. fillf 1. ' \l` -.ir ;_‘\lLS N H pgr gn 01

.... ;.f.ii,lrs spread before

ein .\i_.».~i t i-._ine came forward and Frou- li reiiil to her father an ele-

, ll

' 'guntly wordeil and touching add;-ann,

_ ~ At an appropriate interval in, _,tha

l ' address, which betrayed the dew 81-

'Ia

uflecticn bestowed on him by his

_ 4 _ d-child came forward and- pre-

'roRoN'ro, _ --_ 5"" ' ' »

cilon it has been our good fortune vithout question the most accom- so an ZTBY his “fmt *'e“l¢€d MP Afsimalllt With a Deolltl-

gold-headed cane, _ ,

'lhe recip.LrJt was completely taken

. d .

,___ faiiifly, M s‘.cr Finest Perry, a

y surprise, an it wus with difflculi-

-at lic found words to express feelings towards this glowing and

and pn rental generosity. -

Nor was this the only surprise in

upon the close of remarks from ` . Delaney, who spoke In praise- rth`y terms uf Mr. Arsenault as a

citizen, he- was presentcdf by the iium’l

with an elegant and`artistic

an employer. was clear from Mr. Arsenault/s

nowlcdgment of this consideration

a spirit nf good fellowship ex-

‘ ted between him and his rim-ployees. e hoped that such would always be

NEW YORK, Jan 27~Ccrtain post- the authorities would 1,e,chnrmed to ences in the past would be forgotten

._ _ _ a

l_wl meet one, "Brown, of Cohoes," who "Ir,

'rites' a neat hand und feels some

' ' Nealthy widow would make herself cd I; . - r i v~ _ E . supreme.” happy by marrying mm. till il.l.i orlock. lhc score cards

..Bmwn.. has been Bending w“_,i_ were then counted up and the prizes

i culars of himself to wealthy womem..9l,vf,"ded‘

0.1-TAwA_ Ja,.,,,B,,.y 27_A_ W_ recently, and yesterday aNewark U lnnipbell, deputy minister of Public of large means_got this from ladies WM won by MMI F_ T_ P(_h_i_ Vorks of Ontario, has oeen appointed _ - C

case, and that any little differ-

d fgirgiven. iis being over, wliist was resumi- witli rcnewcil vi or and continued

be greatest number of scores and accompanying prize among the

r, and that among the gentlemen by

r. Joseph Poirier. This concluded the evening‘s pro.- ram, and after wishing Mr. Ar- cnault many return`s of the anniver- nry of his birth, the guests repair- d to their -respective homes, delight- ed with their evening's entertain- ment.

FATAL FIRE IN AMHERST.

AMHl~lllS'l‘,' .lun. 28.- About three o’clock this morning the Black Printing Coinpany's -premises were

“Rei-'p¢rtfliliy,

"BROWN(nf (lohoes, N.Y.\".

The woman who received Brnwn's,

nifssive ,is eightv-four years- old. Llc- sides her i_neligf.iility, she considers Brown was forward in .asking her to

start an endless chain in his behalf.

he gave the letter to her son, sixtv-

two years old, who gave it to the olice, and now the postal authori -

siea seek Broun. Ta;T ?I‘T_if ' `...’_’.T

totally destroyed. Mrs (hilton, widow of Dr Oulton., perished in the flames, she being lodged in s ,portion of the building occupied as a hoarding house.

Mrs Oulton was an invalid and

was suffocated before assistance ar- rived.

Miufri i.a».uuer.e cures Distempar.

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N” i;=_A__sY” WAVE'

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Wouldst thou be wretched ? Take an 'easy way :

Think of but self, and self alone, all

day; -

Think of thy pain, thy grief, thy

loss, thy care, _ _

All that thou hast to do, or feel, or

bear; -

Think of thy good, thy pleasure, and

th? Kill; _ _. _ _

Think of lelfonly--'tivill not be In

Minard’s Llnfment' Cures flfrhtherli.

lIlnard'| Lfnlmeat cures colds, etc.

Vlllh

Wouldst thou be'lia.ppy'F

"Tis an easy way I *

Think of those round hee; llve for them eacli_day7_ » _ 'rafnk of their pam, their lou, the' '

grief, their mn,

All that t-hw have to do, or foal, on

l~ _

Think their pleasure, or tholg . good, their gain; ~ 'rhlnk of those round Neo-gg gm ~ , not be vain, _ _,i