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CHARLOTTETOWN, cnnaon. SATURD firrga...“ tqflfgag-‘u-iw

NEW YORK, Feib. 4.-—-A Slnu Folners local publication today [gal-med o; ‘m, Drlntod a despntch purporting to Daniel Stewart which, occurred nt have been cabled from Dublin by 111-‘1 1111c rosidr-nl-o. Konl. Si‘. Y1“- umnrltish ‘submnrbne K5 which teidny. hluce Sunday last. when sank in the English channel o“ stricken with paralysis immediately

after his return from St James Sun-

(Ilfigg 0Y1: §V°01¢911§°fi01111 “fifljdny sac-hoof of’ which he was super - l l’ 1‘ 81 BM 0111 . llntenrlnnt tor runny years, no hope #111111 bfivll cnlerlalned of his recov~

(Special to The Guardian.) .\"}'J\V YORK, Feb. -i.--'l‘ile Swell-

ish Liner Gothenberg steamed ln~ to New York today under power furnished by the brmvu of million- aires, clubmen and college profess- ors and the general elite of Swed- en. Sicuartl B. Jerk-strum. Port en- giuccr of (lothenbcrg, and Illreet- or of the Swedlsh-Alnoricun lino which controls the‘ vesselfivas the chief engineer and his twelve stok- ors were recruited among the arls» tocmry of Gothenberg when the regular crew of fifteen struck for higher wages.

Early Budget ‘n “i Not Anticipated. This Session.

(Special to The Guardian)

ROCHESTER, Feb. 4.~!\lrs. lien- ry Mari ell died today, the ninth vic- tim of‘ n. ilro which startod when her husband used gasoline in mis- take for kerosene ln building tho kitchen stove and destroyed their housc on Tuesday.

FRENCH WAR MINISTER WHO IS TINSMITWS SON Loads Ilnrthou

\\‘ith sincere sorrow citizens

death o." Colonel

"'11" iiiiil11iv1iiiimiiiitisiifiiiiiiarfvr“civilian...Slant. tun/lilo n

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din the Rough Garb of a. Peasant he Pre-1 sented a Pitiful Contrast to his Form- er Arogqiance. 1

4i lillliilliN Ill] [M15 YEAHEY

To Pay Interest on War Debt of Two Bil- lions, Railway Commitments and oth- er Obligations, Declared Premier Meig" hen at Montreal Meeting.

(special to The Guardian)

the trousers aboutthe knee. A dir- ORNE, Feb. 4.-—Tbe

former ty hued grey sweater. the neck sni:

“qtyg lnq-gcapobly itu-rouittuerctivc for some years 1o emno and other .\l0.\'TliEAL; Frb. L-(‘anudu "blizutlons makeup a total 0t lllii-‘J. mise- neurly iOO tni-lllon dol H1111! reillilred in ‘the neighborhood iars a _vear, Premier Afeighon of 400 nd-llions aimuolllifii" "T11" Siillfrl hero L191 night; because gospel I prencln" added the pron‘- “fiio country is facing a two bi! ier, "is the gospel of pay as -_vou lion dollar war debt which entails go," and he warned tax myem In alone 240 million-a of interest, "look to your tax bills and trait wvlule our commitments in rail for the budget speech."

(Special to The Guardian)

_._ 101W“ (if him it nut-y be truly said . it-ltat he died in harness, his last ‘"0111! 110111;‘. ‘the teziching of the Sun , n Wnr Lord. glimpsed today gins under u. scraggly grey beard,. ~ 10"‘ 111' 11193811 lnlo unconscious- e shurrlml through the grounds completed the r0 ‘ 1u_elsskzmltl final re-st. He was an ideal is 6W0 he“ qooked like a fol-mm- Kagser looked 01d M“ shmuk l c1 mu a loving husband nnd father m» the lines of the drooping pcnion clad m the grey unlfonm of‘ W11 "W his scum disposition. his star bedrnggled figure with the a German officer. The former Em~ 111"" _1“1‘“~1"‘1Y ‘"111 111).‘ ‘1011111111011$ [lug imperialist arrayed in peror was reported greatly worried, "‘“1“1""’»‘*'-‘* 10 1101b 111 Qvcry from! i metal. Wh-at thcyiutw was a who clings to life with surprising‘ »‘ "ww- pen figure clad in corduroys vitality. and be spends much time l . clump)‘ rubber boots bagplngiln the sick room.

(Special to The Guardian)

coupon, Fob. 4.—I.'nrest con-l tlnucs among: tho peasants of the ‘united proviucos of Aura and Oudh,

(111? school only an hour or ~so be- yal ralment. The “L Observe" Con“, "firm," en b99148 the erect figure d“ com‘ Tranflunil one who entiear-ethhimself to innt uniform and sparkung pol over the condition of the Ksiserln; I “P111 "W1 W011i-

Fllii THiIJK ELEVATIIJN

NEEDED

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‘(Qpdciill to The Guardian) oxrnann, Feb. ‘i.——-'1'l'.'l(‘.l{ m-

n in connection with the new the arbitration court when l\i.r. Kel‘11 11101150110 P0150111‘ 1-11)’ 110W“ “P011 n Station at Toronto will cost ly wasibclng cross examined by W. tho railroad track in order to halt

1 $34,000,000 according; to How- o. Kelly, President of the d ‘frank. Of this amount the

. nocREEIEnnTTrRT syn-ma conifilfitf-élnx AT

FAMINE Funn- LUNCH

u. D. Iloclnfellor; Jr. was one erol hundred prominent mm! Women who dincd- on a

don of dried com and bark . luncheon given rccentlv ‘m-b b" tho Chg’... m-pifl

b Grand Trunk and lhO c. r1. z wnfg ‘contribute about one tlilrtl owing The statement was made today ut|

N. Tiiley. K..C.,. of 'l‘or0nto, who is,‘ chief counsel for the Dominion Gwl ernment.’

fl.

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of fl-lilingtlhindo _ rice bowl to sup 152000.000 ‘tying human ibelnm- m. Mattel-tor lo seen with bis bowl at coin’ and amt which is measly vfodd we starving Chinese will have until their rice crop is garnered. '

hm arse APPLY spoon

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1"" A MAID For} a: I mu. work. ADPE 175'}! fibbro

gggugzggggisznrniln

i"fib_'ix‘em‘iiuucno can. Funeral housework. Apply 14 1'" Prince sum. -

"AL: 2o a coma

Wow m‘ a out-s s: ac- ' New Perth. '

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FTwg-JvIJlIFOI-t saw. ~ no

\____1\__ey, P. E. l. ,

~Big Reduction

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0f Civil Servants

YBrItIsh India, according patch to The London Times from Allahabad. to be canying on o. violent -L‘lllll-

pite the fact that

lender ,wh0 had been arrested, was being transported. ion failed. the police were nrderod ‘to clear the track. Tho crowd then iuuuio an attack with stones, where- upon the police opened fire with

past thirty-two year! 118-0101’ , the Tempiu Baptist Church; Waehi llnzton; l). 0.; mo; hem elected chaplain of the United State-s Sen- ate. Forrest J. Pretty-imam who resign- o“) a; (Own meemms m; he ghnuk] 0d l0 0100011! 0 1101-5101110 a1- Knmi’ have liked “'11s regular in his nt- — ville‘; Tenn. ville; Tenn. been conferred tipou Dr.

the ntitlonal capitol.

to a des- Agitntors are reported ulgn against the Government, dos- 1 legslntion has eon promised to reifledy their riovanccs.

In the latest instance of disorder train on which they bcilevod their .

when persuas-

ct ~ w I THE LATE COL. l3. I

buckshot r "’ ART - i -__--_-____.-____.__.._.__. -'_€‘.'°"_'__ Th1» lair» (‘ulnurl Stewart was WASHINGTON M|N|5TER 1on0 u the uhlcsl rvsitionls of Char WHO HA8 BEEN ELECTED lOilPitlWlL. 1i!‘ t-nmc m the city

' | from Hi-u..-.»>xiu\ n m l-h: tint-lo in U’ S‘ SENATE CHAPLA Nllleyilolriber, Hurt mica ihrlYt‘ and u

Plilif W-ars old and resltlcd on Kt-ut fitreet till the time of his dentin. iNui. long alter his arrival in tho city he was imlcntltred under tho

and alter completing his apprent-

er with Mr. John Cameron and subsequently with Mr. llenry Mc- Leod. in i571." he started in business for hlmse!‘ and it was not long before ho l: nine the lending bak» er in lb.» -'1_v, o. position he maln-

lalned rill no end. From his oar- liest year he took an interest in tniikmgr a airs and Joined the 82nd

Regiment in his teens. lie served forty-fir ears in the militia and during loo whole of that ilm-c never missed a drill. a record un- i-qiuIH-il in tlic annals of this or any o1’ 1r (‘nnadiuu reglmcnt. For twentyonta years he héld the ap- pointment of Captain of thc City (Jompzlny and drilled and trained 75 per cont of raw recruits every year. lie never missed camp and when he was promoted to the Col< ouelcy of the regiment, inspecting officers reported that his regiment was one of the best disciplined in the Dominion" After his retire mcni. on the reserve of officers the Colonel continued to take a keen and active interest in military af- fairs. Ills foufsons all followed 2n his footsteps as militia-men, one serving tn the South African war. When the Greet War broke out in i914 Colonel Stewart was one of tho first. to join. the Patriotic Soc-lo- ty to further recruiting nnd oi»- ‘11110 n"- thoulzh unable to no as often to the

REV. DR. J.. 1.. MUIR

the of

Rev. Dr. J. J. Muir: for

lie will succeed

13111115’ 11011075 1111-“! tendance at the meetings of the M11111)’ 11011010 110V‘! society in Charlottetown. M1111‘ Col Stewart took n keen interest

'r him services 0o the church 5n in municipal affair» and was for :1

" yillilt

(.9 uciaito Tho Guardian)

. 1.~'lll1[l\‘1l'l the [nltil-illllf m"

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of

rnmcnt lmd been nr

‘ieless it 1'4 no: an i"i nl

will bo brought

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[Another Drop

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; , (Special to The Guardian) ‘RKYNTREAL. Feb. ‘

[drop in iho price of Ermsollno wan

old English apprenticeship systsnrlcpoi-nrd this morning by the ilrit 1"°n11’11-" '11E"""°“”“1 for four years to the bakery 111159 ish American Oil Company whose i 11°11“-

prlt-c was dropped fron- J9 to l4

u =1: ‘h u. according lo the quality. =..=.._.-...~.._............-._..._._

cil rt-prcst-nlimz Ward l Central‘ Alon): with Air. James Paton he was active ln" inauguarstlng im- proved foot path.- and better road- ways. The first. concrete sidewalks were lnld during his term of office and those wore so well and sub- stantially laid that today. to all in- tents and purposes. they are practi- cally us good as when first laid.

Col Stewart was long and honor- ably associated with the Caledon- iun Club of which he w.» a Past President and ex-Chlef. He rarely missed a meeting and never spar- ed himself in rendering service to further its interests.

Ever since he came to Char - lottetown Col. Stewart was identi- fied wit-h Si. Jame-s’ Presbyterian Churdh. In his younger days he was a leadinlg n emlber of the choir and ‘a Sunday School teacher. in later years -he was o-n elder and Sunday School Quperintcntlent in both capacities giving devoted and much appreciated service until nl - most the day of his death.

Col. Stewart leaves to mourn his widow. formerly Mis Sarah Camer- on daughter of the late Allan Cam- rron. and one daughter, Miss Ethel, three sons, Mr. W. A. Stalwart of Moore and McLeod. “lalizmc, City, Clvrirlos in Omar-lo nsfl Lorne in Winnipeg, besides several urnnd children. one of whom, Miss Doro thy Stewart, resides with the fam~ ily. To Guise and other Borrowing relatives the Guardian tenders sin

v

ipcriotl a member of the City Coun-

core sympathy.

(Special to The Guardian.)

HALIFAX. Feb. 4.4-\A forty per cent reducution ‘of tltelstaollof the en gipoerinu branch of the department ‘of Public Works in the interests of patio 0011 was announced list nlkhteby‘ I313‘. Ur. blctlnrds‘. Minister of the Department. W110 15 " hero from Ottawa on o. brief visit.

FOR 84L: A QUANTITY 0F loose buy. Apply u» Joseph Bel- l ‘Pomrnnl.

' ‘ _ i____ u an | utT-FTFEEE msrl $dnw't&lgtht.df 7. 0. Tdlric Would it be wise tbr runners to unite W liticciiy. ‘SPEC. Al. TODA

Y.-—CR1QCO 25c? ifisiaittlla from $9‘ o; tint-c lbs beims 25c; rolled‘ outs (‘u- ltihree Le-‘nox soap 25c. we: Grdcergncorner Wcy- ,

1N1’!!! A 11A g‘ qg ,mdqlfi%t3i Fitzroy ate. Phone! v {fawn atafdti; ‘ 9 *1 " ' Nllnggaflm ._ f.‘ a‘.

tmikoun. volt‘ “JIM: _ ‘Muaiinoisigl um" M17 Plmbm =1 $111911." W"

u ' 1 1 - , Kniijto _ 516W!» are ro-

i ‘l! AT A a , among a mu m Ontle

1chrlvygthwuém 11m of

WWW

Hall at 1.80 on Monday to uthnd the funcrli of Put Oilincolln w. »w_...o|u-k

on: in Bonrlm‘? (Mt caused whluprud croft/amen! as were cloud and,

BOMlbAY's SACRED PiGEONS; KFL-LING or WHICH cAusso mor.

the injury a n be__r of por- ludia; by two as ibfldg m%a awn; winter o-rtot um the ctock and cotton exchang-

a. mligictw

In“, killing oi two sacred 913°‘

ttrl-ko has been propoled tn con-

1l'l"1‘.- \\'A, Feb. 4.—An i-urly bull gs". l; not untlclpntetl. Lust session _ the budircz was not. brought down

' 17-111 515.1. Over a nl-vl-‘h uzter the ‘ . (close bl the fiscal year. Parliament -vvn.= tlcrofore called llDOI to 10h‘

e' nmlcl that ncvor 12cm u-‘lllfl hr _ (lamina ~unlil the wars and 211041.25 for the

' the money tieviseil by

edi , , , do“, mm Minqsuq. of “rm. m "u, “w, Wench orxunent to cotwlutle terms, discuss- mollege alter <tl

.--_-A further

Tl.

t‘ a recent photograph (if Lottis llart

;t‘:\l)l~ll(\i. formed by Promier Briantl. [lie is the son of awinsmith. M. bar- | .1 lion's Iaolitlcnl carrier has been

chairman o.’ the French Committee

chairman of the French. Commltv .0 on Foreign Affairs; ho tiallvor» (ed a bitter spoocit attacking- ‘Brhish goverumriir and 1f4loyd George.

bis doclara» l1 was goneraliy thought ‘that ‘he had committed political

1695),", Eel-n‘; as a journeynm], bak cents and from 45% u, 41y.‘ mm; suicide and buvpr alrairn would hi.

Ilppolltit-rl m high olllce. _____._.,>_-__..-.

The Outcome 0t The League of Nations

(Special to The Guardian) TORONTO, Feb. i-lt has boon conceived, it has been launched, its functioning agencies complete and it is now on trial before the world as an experiment which has behind it the hopes and prayers of a ‘very vast majority of tho world's human- ity thus did Sir George Foster, filin- ister of Trade and Commerce, eun- phnsizc at a luncheon of the Em- plro Club this afternoon, the fact that the Ileamte of Nations has now established o fact beyond the bounds of dreams, fancies and the- OYlCH.

Dominion Steel To Continue Work For Some Weeks

(Special to The Guardian.) SYDNEY, N. 5., Feb. 3—Thc Do

mlnlon Steel management here has been instructed to stock one thous- and of plate. which will keep that department operating until tho end of next week . 1

Rolcnsc orders have been receiv- ed on 360 tons of nails and domes- tic orders for five carloads or‘ rods. The release and receipt of rod bus‘. lncss will permit rilnnlng of the rod mill four day's a week for the next month on single shift. Orders havo also bcon received for 1.000 tons of billets which carry the mill

along until tho latter part of next week. This (lcpartmcnt is also put-

ting through some stock which will help to keep the whole moving. Preliminary advices some days ago expressed the hope that these or- ders alight be secured, and the un- nouncmnt of releases means that the employment is assured the present. compliment of men cngag~ ed at the plant until tho and of next week. The only department that is assured work for n longer period ls the rod mill. it was feared some days ago that. the plant would be compelled to suspend operations this uveek owing to the fact that no new business was available up to Saturday last. but the announce- ment this morning dispel: for the

sequence of the incident. The photograph shown a flock of sacred plrlzeons in a Bombay street.

_ - _ vn i . nl ' a s tort _\'\-ar a lllie In Gasoline Price p m‘ O 1 I KW

the Premier The attackdwnu so lviolcntt that the Millet-nnd cabinet]

Tho Prlncn 0t‘ Wales Colic: lm hr-nglis was sottlod yoster<L1y' and 11n- ishroo ilhwfessors tiieesrs Steele Blunt-Hard and Sunllth returned if) duly y “tcrdoy morning.

lion George E. blunhes and lion b‘. J. Nash on Thursday eve-trim; waitri inpon pine (folio-KB 5110-1’? 8'9 rluw uncredited plenlpotlcmtiarics front the government nnd submitl

i rd u. proposition. The College staff

on being asstt-rwl m‘ the bona tides of the plonlpoleutizirlus and that

ed the situation with them. tin-l the followiut: agreement was ztrrirtd at Principal Ilobcrtson to receive the full demand, $2,500: Vice Principal

Pnluounr WALES cotton _ Iiigililtilil stunt

vSteele. $2.100. or or.» mind-ed less 1Lhnn demanded; lh-oiisasur liinn (chm-rd $1.800. or one. hundred dOnflfx- floss than dcmnndwi; Professor Bcfl inett, $1,700, one hundred dollars [more than demzutlsii. Professor .Smlth, $1.600, (lelnulvl in full. Mia.- Seamztn $1500 one l "w! tiullars less than demanded; .ss ‘Jctlratl. ifivth- or one hunt-rm. ‘u 1.. than do 1tsandctl. '

'l‘l:is was prawn-ally the proposal inn submitted h; lion. (.1. blilughe;

he“ recently appmnwd lhey had authority from the gov- to the staff at the reopening of 101m

1o Christmas hall ~ days and JLCCPDtwJ in‘ the staff‘ but which the got» F101"!!! tltwlinrd l: inplcment.

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MAGNIFICENT” oounuu 1101111111 lsflllltiv

1A Musical‘ Treat of Exceptional Excellence at Prince Edward Theatre Staged by Local Talent With High Class Outside Assistance.

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The initln] Concert (by the Char- lottetown Choral Society last rlvening in the Prince Edward’ Theatre may be set down at once as a pronounced success.

This young Society is to be heartily congratulated and the suc- cess ol‘ their first venture lubo public should encourage them to continue their efforts to supply a long-felt want. to music-loving Charlottetown.

The singing 0d‘ tho Kihorus was characlerized by the brilliance of the Sopranos. the unanimity of nt- tlick, and strict adhesion to the pitch, while the two portoongs for! main voices beautifully rendered.‘ both receiving a well-deserved en- core.

The committee very wisely lrrotlght to their aid three very fine musicians from Halifax; Alias Gladys FBillmun. Soprano: Bayard Haddock, Bass, and Mr. lfau Williams, Violinist. llir. Frank T. Watkis, our own splendid pian- ist. too, gave most valuable assist- ance in t/wo piano solos. (besides accompanying the Soloi-sls. Need- less to say, everything he under took was done in his own inimit- able manner. Miss Billman i; tthe imppy poswssor of a. brilliantly high voice, charming evince pre semre and faultless method of singing. Her rendering of nor own numbers delighted tho audience beyond measure. nnd both war:- vooiferousiy onomcd. Mr. Bad docks magnificent Bass voice was u revelation, berm; full and reson- ant to a superlative dog-roe. at the sumo time twine; always under pen foot. conlpol. He. too. was the re‘ cipienf of two rousing enmrcs. The Viollnisi. Mo: Williams proved him- sclf to be an artist ‘to the din-ger- tips. Besides beinz a most bril~ iii!!! oexecutaut on ‘his instrument MT. Willhuns produced a splendid ton-a, and his (Mable-stopping, es- pecially in- Kniealcrb “Caprice Vlevnnois" was most perfect. The. midi-choc. which. by the way, fill- cd every part" of the theatre, were simply curried away by what was

I

Warned Against Asiatic Ideals

(Special to The Gum-dim.)

here today Premier E. 0| Theodore declared that anyone who dotmted the Australians would soon be can ed upon to defend their home/u walnut Asiatic invasions and were living in a fool's paradise. Asiatic

present at least the poelibility cf the works closing during the non couple of weeks.

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ldells and upirunonu be added are n menace ‘to the ideals of the Ans- trullsn labor party.

nmsmuss, m). t-m a speech

undoubtedly 1h» vr-LW fines-t violin playing that has been hiaard l1‘. (Jhariottetovvn for runny n ions:

day, and seemw-d most reluctant to let him on! with single moor-es. Iv is to be hoped that dhese three really fine artists. .

y long. l\lr_ Fletcher. who is who (wonductior of the Society, held his forces h, splendid control. and deserves the sincere congratulations which wen. showered upon him by everybody Mm, Kelli: lingers accompanied the chorus in her usual faitlrlcsll manner. ~ '

Altogether it \‘»‘.'l..~l n notable emi- cert. and one thoroughiy emoyco from beginning to" end.

It should be noted that the Piano timed by Mr. Watkis ‘was an exceedingly fine "Héfntmnnr, kndly supplied bv Nmsirs, bfilier