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Was Observed--The 'Speech ~ Devoted to Foreign Policy. -

LONDON, Jan, 29-(Special)-King

Edward opened Parliament today with the usual state ceremony.

The menace of an outbreak of wo-

men suffraglsts gave unusual interest to the formal proceedings of today.

While it was not anticipated that

the women would disturb _the King,

they threatened to make things more interesting for the members of Par- liament, particularly if there was no mention ol suffrage in the speech from the 'l‘hrone.f `

Greater precautions could not have

been taken if an anarchist uprising had been feared.

The only ladies admitted to the

galleries of Parliament were those whom members vouched for in writ- ing as their wives or relatives, and

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the police, who were on duty around Westminster and throughout the

Houses of Parliament, werelnstruct- ed

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to keep special watch over all

omen. __ The Premier, whose health 'is still

sent from his place when King Ed- erd ascended the Throne. His Majesty in his speech referred the visit of the German Emper-

which he said could not fail-to

g _between theftwo powers; ,to the atli of King. Oscar of Sweden. and the conclusion of the Russian ag-

'l‘he speech had nothing in it' of nsational ihterest~and dealt chiefly

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Rev. George Steele, VB

' The Report oi Tlie,/Commission»'A*lpi' '

pointed by the N'

The, Government of this provincelieensed taverns, the liquor sold is appointed a commission of three llllit

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gentlemen for the purpose of enquir- gg ing into the working of Prohibition B in the adjdining Provinces of Prince an

Edward -Island. From the complex- BU

ion oi the committee sue the stti- ba

tude of at least two of its mem- “UA

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bers to the Government it was not_ expected that it would give an un-i qualified blessing to Prohibition; and PP'

the “pected has happened_ The cerned between theresulm under, a

members of the con_imis:i_;>n, at,;:om-_§_l_r1Y ‘well-enforced Scott Act. '<1 1 e rov nee. _ _ Tila\?;B;)o:irn`;;E:inE:: time ofpthe cen- “°k“°W1°d5°’ th” BWmm$4°n‘h'“ ues of the provinces and have accomplished much. But _unwitting-

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given e. report which, both 17 blesses and curses-but very mod- t

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e____t°_y_ . _ . _ |twe_t:n Prohibition and a :system _of

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intended to he in its tail. where it “Et

says theenforcement of the Canada DQ Temperance _lict has led to an in_- an er If this' is so it is an

ease of periury. . on evil, _But any unfamiliar with Y-he

liquor trailic and its relation to. law _D5-

knows that it does destroy b0l1l1 in 0

licensed and non-licensed districts have collected infomation and EM! '

` th. P hilii-'ed the , Y

Hrs Bndgggnasdtodothtehig? the (ligands than this commission anD0i\1t°d bl'

Tempewnce '_-Act do" nat do this, thx Government. His report showed

but the lliuor traffic does. Thi! il th

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equally tl-ug in licensed cities like vines has profited by_Probibition.

St. John and Hali|BX. Bud in dis' tricts um_i¢_r_ the provisions of either the Canada Temperance Act or Pro- hibition. not il lawyers can he i‘e~ lied upon, perjury, _is D00 °0\\3°°d P”

the 'liquor trafllc, bbt is often _in __The funeral of the late Premier

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evidence iiéhalthueghct if-“Z ;_____m______ S

vert! _ _ .li liquor is ‘vicious and criminal. 1; is .ms law' however- that

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as deadly and destructlvevin its

ct as elsewhere. It seems .im- ssible to .sel1' liquor anywhere as beverage without fearful physical d moral evils arising therefrom. t the commissioners found this d' guality of liquors in Qqott Act d r_0Qbitlon districts only. nother unsatisfactory feature .ol report is that it makes the com- rison so far as the Island is _con-

en with such a comparison it

the report conveys the impression

it is making a comparison be

se However, the overninent received about the kind__9l-_.-,-rp-

_ that will give it zleasurfi

temperance people co_l;n6__ BWI li unequalilled condemnation. ‘F012 m there is much comfort. But Chown, in afew days’ residence Prince Edward Island, seems to

situation more accuratef

every part of the Island pro-

GEORGE STEELE.

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__ rs will take place on Friday (to-

. Chamber on that date, where it

be viewed by the miie from ive o'e|o¢|t onto han-r .tie.'._a&' ch hour the funeral will leave the ding for St. Peter's Cathedral- ee to St. Peter'e Oemeteri- ' -

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Premier of Prince Edward Island.

Born August 29, 1854; Died ]anua_ry 29, 1908. (Extended

mention of the late Premier will be found on the editorial

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OTTAWA, Jan. 29-(Special)-The Commons today talked of the need of reform in the Canadian Banking system, and the Senate of reform of itself; ` .

No Government business was done

in either chamber and the affairs of private members had right of w_ay._

Dr. Bproule censured_ the Canadian banks and banking systems. _ ` The banks, he__said, should b_e able to loan-to people on fair security.

Mr. Foster moved for a return on

the aid the Government had afforded the banks for moving the western

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CFOPS- _rearrange their system. _ The occasion must have been sev-_ `Quebec could not keep up _with_,_the

ere, he said, for the government to growth of the West, and as the Mar- interfere, he said, in this way in the'itime Provinces are not growing fast

business of the country. ‘ enough their representation in th_e |_\

It was rumored that there were Commons was diminis_hing__and soon friends of the government to be.would approach the vanishing point. h°1P°d~ ' ' _ Senator Davies wants Senators el-'

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For the" Whole World Proposed fo ln London Next June as Result

.df Conference Held Tuesday Last.

L‘0N_DoN, Jso. ze-(special)-with present. r a, view to forming a world’s prohibi- ` The first regular convention of the tion confederation, an important con confederation is planned to be held ference' was held here last night at in London next June. ` |10 instance of Edward Page Gan- It was proposed to`establish the

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Beveral influential leaders of tlieifluential committees in foreign

-British temperance movement were countries. » . -

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[SCHED BREW BUY MUHUEHEH

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When Hove Was Nearly Gem Having Robbed a Woman Siéén'nar_A_rrives At Boston and Beaten Her to Death With 'Men With His Flsts.

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I BOSTON, Jan. 29.-(Special)-The DETROIT, Mich. Jan. 29-(Special) loss of the British barkentine Bun- *PEFCY B0Yll°» B b0Y 0iZh|il°l\ WUI eam and th¢_,-eswe of eight of her of age of Woodville, Ont, confessed ¢_,-ew was reported hen, by gapg to the local police last night that he `Bu110¢|¢ gg the steamer Canadian is_the muderer o_ Mrs.Corhe1ia Welch which arrived today from Liverpool W110 Wee found dead in her room

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_ __ __ _ ' _ . _' '_ ' _ `- '~ " _The Bunbeam was sinking when the here three weeks asm _ _ ' _ _ _ _ , _ *'_ /` steamer have in eight in a heavy seal He admits that he robbed her and

_ P ‘ ' » ~- ~ - - - ~ with crest amenity. best her to death with his fists.

_ m siioornmior roster Moves For Return of sank Advances for GEESE AND BRANT

Crops-Senator_cD‘avis and Others Talk of Seiiaié _ _ _ _

Reform _and Propose P|an_s_ _A_ _Sportsman Takes Exception To

Proposed Changes For The Fish

and Game Protection Act.

I notice that the last meeting of that with a law as therein proposed

t e Fish and Game Association in would be destroyed any chance of Charlottetown the following reso- of shooting those birds. tions were passedz- This species of geese _remains for (1) That the spring shooting of the winter off the Digby coast of

Mr. Fielding promised the return. ectéd every second term_of P_a;l_i's- geese be limited to from April 10th' Nova Scotia.

The motion carried .and the House ment, _would have the .wholh _repro Bdlvllrned at six o’clock. sentatiqn to the Senate hallotted. In the Senate, Senator Davies de- for by the whole p_rovi_nce,_and would clared the Commons had overlooked have property t'1u`i1.lifica`tion_ for sena-‘

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__0 May 10th and the ,all BUQOUDK Later on the gray geese hrrive from Oct. Ist to Dec. 31st, tne bal- from the. south and bhgin mating ance of the year to be a close sea- about May lst. If _protection be re- elm- quired, which I think is unnecessary,

rant be limited to from May 15th` In connection with second res Iu-

ths foot that they too would have to torisi electors. ’ ` . (2) That the spring sheeting of whv not close season eh Me? let ?

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Charlottetown and tonight' will. rr.-

HALNAX Jn |9_ (B‘pe¢ia1)__ form again at Fairyland in~t eir

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BT. JOHN, Jan. I9-(Speeialy-A ’ ` inimitable act. The most prominent I th t th hm. 2 'rn niieeerieue trams who ‘fer °\>°“* ° Jams W. Sm", Bon of me me rm mvmmmiy .pm of mir. ra!" :gloria zesztay tlxylirggst slewbest .W “PQ _ "M“°¢ hom h°“_“_ to gon. J.; ;tairs,and brother of _€‘eire__ie__f;_h_:ae_Detl:;1~'tl1_1ln§e oi_i___tg_e°_!am _“___ come '__o__________ é__0__°___ ____________

*mt* _huh .“._»H.-£6 _-_.,_~a____,. _e_1s_e g n . stairs M. P_., died songs . _» __ . De-. _ i . _ _

_ _ _at On _ _ , _bro n __ , mddmy _ms morning while reading. _efelty entirely n_e_w_ _to this co,\nt_ry.___with the first southerly _winds alter cottages and stqle f00d._,_iill- a newspwer He WM 56 ears old. ~ Il' °°‘““'“ °"'° l°“3_'°'i°' ‘ff WPT, 'March__ 16th and remain about ten

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who h59._e!fY°_‘l a term in Denitentiary "1 _ 3_1* »~B5fl\0I1! »’by‘ the _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _

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fieldta fe\V_‘_'years ago. Tad west winds, becoming struct' of-_ _vi¢“n__-_'wha

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1" "‘ ' f - Quinn takel_`_tl|e part of th: _' - » _ Too late for Claseihcation. or. In e afqrgpity with li _

375,,-FA ,, P -°° the selections on the ruonephone are

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with knowledge of cooking pre 1- -H-_-bis”-1-*°~

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