,FEBRUARY 15, 1910
_ / -
'ram i.A'rns'r Nana ' [PH
-` `
, _ .~,._.. ~. _~ _ __
E Cl-IARLOT,'.l‘ETOWN GUARDIAN' rmsr oil' 'Ami .
. '5 `
hiislhu
Seven Men |,,1,,,.,,,1_ n,,,,, Committes Appointed .andA Lot of Bus-
_iness Transacted With Despatch, Smoothness _and Unanimity
Having Bro-ken Legs-
"' Narrow Escape.
.1-_
gpeeial to The Guardian.
. The first revular montlil’ t' - - l ‘ t
GLACE BAY, Feb. 14--An accident 01 the new, "1 t _ ____ __\, mee ing o_ne the mattei of legis ation- _o co 0¢c»rf¢dc0g_*,_§’n‘;‘,§‘;“§§;__l§°2,f _X31-l'1=\>_1_ nu no ..J..'.§’..`ii..“`iii..-`»H..~;H`.'§°A/iilifil illT3.-AH.ASA?”»'}§'iii.‘li~"ificT.“'Sil.“gei.
e e lf0I£01`l§ llfcsidiiig and all the City platform' on which the Council was llerht Sli- llohhe thls lh°l`hl“g-
fouiicillors being present qecten 1 W nenensnr ' in or-der All 9505199 Ol EBS lmd CBUBSG their
fmiaiznjured seven men. Three sustained broken legs, whil me others received slight bruises. The accident was the result of
rable slipping, the reason for whicl 15 uiiaccount ble.
An investigation will be held by
.. _ J A
, New couuciifs ul hui ui FIRST MEETIN
E Th » ' - . ,i nine y,
e iiity iiecorder and the Healtt to carry on the work,to ask the Le
Officer' were also in attendance. slature for power to borrow in-or The returns of the receiit civic el noney. The permanent works had to had moved the m°t°l` “lhlch W” heal'
l»°htll’“ “""`€ reall lll’ the City (‘lerk. ie maintained, and would be. Char- the llhor ht hh* l`°°m hclihhled by' l'h¢
The minutes of the last meeting oi ottetown was no place for pessimis- lvlllllell hllh lt hhh been left suspend'
gé A brother of one of the victims
f _ _, _. .ri __3;,_
I . - , I .' . ff . . , , , , - , _ » _ . » , _. .. .- _ _ _ _
_ . _ I . . . .. - .I A ~ . . 1 .i » _ _,
" -. . ~ _ u = if - _ ~,°, " ._ .
» , i 4 . .
nos riva '
“_ Special to The Guardian. ' n MONTREAL, Feb. 14-Two women e were found asphyxiated in an Am-
death.
Result of careless Removal of
a Meier in Montreal Alaskan’ Coast-Boat’s Crew Left,
Dwelllllg- ` Believed Safe -
ed temporarily by a leadpipe, the
"isu`hiIu’s`” §'r”i`zA1»ii:R’l'§'cii°i>"`iT*`
Special to The Guardian.
SEATTLE, Feb. 14-Bringing nine-
teen survivors of the steamer Far- allon wrecked near Iliamna Bay, Al- aska, on January 5, the steamer Vic- toria arrived today from Valdez, Al- aska.
All the survivors were members of
the Fara1lon's crew, the passengers having decided to wait at Valdez and
Ni|ll€8l\ M¢l1Bl’0lIgfll ffl SCHUTC Fl‘0l1‘l thi! Tried,Convicted and Drowned
take the next westbound steamer for.
G KILLED WIIMEII WERE RESCUED
__..___i_.
'their original destination.
Many of the men show the effect
stormbound coast. '
mass of ice.
the camp on January 7th is safe, the men are familiar with the coast
T- - - W - ~m»-
ghe management. I
HUG HIIIKTII UP , TAH THHM IANA]
Had Probably Fallen Over board From Some 'Ocean Going Steamer
Special to The Guiiiuliuii.
VANCOUVER, Feb. 14-The steam-
er Fred Wood reports picking up n large black Newfoundland dog one liundred miles from land. The animal was almost dead fi°oii1ex-
A communication from thc City 1
A vote of tliziiilis was read from the
citizens of Soiiris, acknowledging tnr other, and so Aon, and the funds ll_l`0HllJt 8ll<l \‘l‘r1_<Iy aid given by tin the City could not stand indiscrimiii- _(hai-iottetowii hrei_incii on the occng ite granting. The new Chairman of ion of the recent iire at Soni-is. Finance would have a dilllficult task,
A letter was read fi‘oiii E ll Nor
A lictition wus read from I-lruc.
the Council were read nnil adopted. ,s~optimists were wanted, and only
.
they could be elected to the Council.
School _Board was read. stating that He intiniated that there was a good all? liositioii of lfity School trustee, leiil of work before the Councillors I _'lil hy the late Thomas I-lanili-aliaii,' and advised them to use economy i was vacant, and asking for the np. the civic business. He warned them poiiitment of a new trustee. to hc careful in distributin rants---
B K
giving to one'meant giving to an-
of
iis Worslii said as he knew from
lf‘lll. Hlllllylllil for ii position us our ns own experience, and he appealed ‘lf lille (dl-Y Aiulitors. .0 thc? Councillors to render him all
he help in their power The Financ
_ _ . _ e
‘\U""l‘l`f & (lil. Ltil., stating inn lomniittee, Mayor Rogers said, tllclf “'¢“l`€ greatly eiilurgiiig ihni hould always be consulted about lui.-:_ines.-z for_flie pui-po.~:<= of munnfn. .respective expenditures. _Ull_'1ll1£ i:l1Ho_liiie engines, and _ askin- Councilloi- Riley, on behalf of the ioi exemption from taxation nn. ouiicil, congratulated Mayor Rog- \\'utei~ rates for sonic years at least rs on his election to his high and
His Worship coiigr-n¢_n1nte1\ t1,e'.ioiioi'able ofllce. He felt sure that
iiiieiiibcr.-i elected, und said it wagl the position would be most worthily most cncouragiiii: to find himself filled, and that the pleasant rela- siii-i'oi1nde<l by such nn nnln 1,011 tions which had hitherto
haustion, but recovered and is now Yetllfllell lly handsoiiie ina`oiitie I
no worse for his experience. He was nppareiitly lost overboard from sonic pssseiiger ship.
HHITISH ANI] AIIIHHIIIAII
ANTAHIITIS TXPTHITIIIN
LONDON, Feb. 13.-In iin iiitcrv-iew with Tlie,Associated Press concern ing the proposed _American Antarc- tic cirpeditloii, Captain Scott sind, to- day 1
The Aincrican pi‘ojc(:t was no sur-
prise to inle, as 1 had 'own corres- ponding with Coiiimander Pot-\i‘y for some time, No step wus taken by hini until. he consulted ine and liii.d1'c- eeived the assiiriii‘.t'o that I licnrtilv
C
(`hui'rh (llciorniod Cliurcli in Ain
_ _ _ _ y of _ prevailed (.o_uncilloi's _to administer the hn_.,1_ wouldgcoltinue and that all would ness of the (uty. The r~n.e11»ct1,,,, (,1,rcnder mutual help in the task of tin- old inenilicrs was a strong nn.ladministci'ing the business of the dorscineni. of their qiinliilcations and CATV ln l3ll€ llesf lllt€l‘eBtH of the citi- llllc I\cWly-elected men have all been “"5-
vv , - . ` l V S' - --_ _ _ lllhl.°__.“'ll_l l"ll’fll`l9f_*_“l3 n_ll_1ttf?l`S-___ (Continued on page 10.)
PASIATAA TTMINATTATIATHHAHITHITTHTTTTATTTT
TAKT HTIH AVE PUIPIT
` _-_-___
,A WAHM STSSIIIN
WINNIPEC
i'AsAonu.\ iron is-nc Ml ii " Mall" Felllllhly ll”
J _‘_ _ ‘ ' ' _ '_ V il "‘_ m The Legislature was opened by Lieiit-
mines McLeod, pastor of the Pasad- G M 1,1111 nn. Presb‘ytei'iun Church, who F6- willlyehgofinalile tdmbc Tlirzzeiltr hlsvilililg
“elves fl Stklllfy Ol $5.700 11 year. has left for the South for the benefit of llbllll Uflllfell All-5-llllll lly Elle ll0lle'glate his health'yesterday afternoon. lleforin l’resbyteriaii Church of New Hon Mr. Rogers will lead the York. lt is iielievcd lirv Mr lVl‘el.eod House in the Premier's absence. will refuse. He has thrcc times waiv- The session is expected 'to be one ed un oder ol increase in i-aii/fairy from of the most contentious in the 1115. his own l‘zisudciia church. . tory of the province, and consider-
l.A"I‘ldlt. able muck-making will be done. . , _ »
The roiisistory of the liillegintt
rico) iinnoniiicd to day that the Rev
welcomed American (:o~opri'atioii. The 0 ~. __ ._ , _
Fl"“l"l' llel-Wah" the llhltlsll llllll All” Malcolm .l. .\'lcI.e-od, li distin_i:iiisIi'ed |
erlhllll exllellllllolls “"lll ‘le el"l'll`ely` minister of P11.-‘:iden:i, llnl., had ac-
cepted thc cnll to the pnstoratc of
friendly, but naturally, czich will nc
l‘l"f3ll that mlm Ol lhs llllll lllltlllllalllv the (‘oll\e\;iaitc (‘l\urcIi of St Nicholas, I
Sllllll lllhll' rellhh lllh l)‘lll" Fiftli 'u\'ei:.uc null Fui~t_v~ci;;\il;li street, --
“Tllll Alllerlcall‘ll wlll llllvll tllll lmlll' iid that his sr-r\'irr would' ciiiuiricncc
er route, but possibly an euslrr one, as there are indications of :i grnduul slopo from Wcddell Sen to the Pole, Their main difficulty will he to find a suitable wintering spot. in Uouteii Land." Captain. Scott said that $ll`»0.l300 had been collected for the llritisli ox- pnilition, but that/ another $~l0‘.llllll was needed to cover the expenscs.'l‘wo months ago, he added, he had receiv- ed over seven thousand iippiicutions for posts in the oxpodi-tion itnd flint; similar req-uests still \\'cl'<’ ll0l\l`ll'l-‘Y in, although practically all LNG places Iiad been definitely llll‘“l~ I ____________. P. W. C. DEBATE.
A very interesting debate to_ol< place in P. W. Coll€l!0 Y“l‘l'~`l`ll“Y' llllll subject was: Resolved th-at country life is more advantageous to the _student than Gill! llle- The l`lll`““llel`Tl on the affirmative were: Ambrose Paoli, Alice Mcfiuigaii, H. John.-.oii, and on the negative Wm ll/Icl<nrl_uu\‘, John Haszard, Ethel Tuylllfv l‘“ll“"l
Mr Z\lcl.eoll is n son _of ll, A. Mc-
iirny 1.--New nun-ir \v.,i~1d.
On Wsdnesda evenin the 9th inst
l‘°"‘l' l'll‘lUll'A__ljl:ll'”lil;_l_;l_`lfl` Ilni‘vey_Mitcliel]l of tbegflairying Com-
' iriissioii Stall Ottawa, addressed gi
wuts unvilius
the subject of Dairying as it affects
--_- .thc farmer. The audience v\'as~repre-
in vnu uriiius r r M ti '.
sentirtiv inteiestc-d and s n athe-
t Mr Mltcliellls address was eminent-
__-- ' the desirability of farmers eliminat-
Fnb l`l--lliid Onslow 'l riictic.il His c 'cf theme was
i.o.\1noN, . . 1 _v ii ' - _
said ycsterduy that :i really useful ing from their lieris thosq cows icoiitribution to thi* .slllrlllftllllllls fUl`iwhich fiillcd tc. yield them a pr-oflt the reform of thc- House of I.or<lH above the cost oi' their keep. These would be an cxpi‘cH=<l0l1 Uf ‘lPll\l0“ ‘he terrn-ed "1oa,fcrs” and characteri-
roni thc oveiseas llominioiis respect- ned it as ii. him le act ot' charity for
f ._ . _ _ . . P 'ing the most suitable innniier_ in the farmer to keep them. He illus- which their iiitcI‘0SlS_<`lll‘l‘l ll” V*‘l°€‘l ti'a.tc<l the want of business princip- in tho Imperial l’arlinnient. 11.9 in so doing by ennmplng or the
--~-'-”*’*-*` :merchant and boarding house keeper
THE Al{TII.l.ERY I>IERE.~
'__' I
Ye.-itririliiy l“‘ll`lllllI-I tllfl Eflll- Grill/l
- oui nine oiinil field
NEW GTANS FUN l-the former of whom would soon gg
out of business if he kept a line of goods which failed to give him a profit and the latter would be vorv apt to invite a boader to move a
lt, vi r I ` ll I ‘, _ _ `
hill;-liglfiii-ll lzln~’iise ol the Artillery long who failed to pay for his kcep.
. fr. They will lic iiaed for the Ilrsl; The old systoni_of “I guess so” re-
llll‘ll`:“`h“- w`hllll`°ll' Mllqlmrrle Ocmpmd.lficn.;-l tlii.-A ulteriiooii in lirinff. the sa- ' ' ' ` -
gardiiig the paying ability, of an in
thc cli-air amd J. W. Mcl.eo_d \\'i1>- _ _t 11 . r-ning of the Lcgislat-1 dividual cow inllillé i_ZlV9_ Will’ 50 H °llllC~ 'l`ll° l`°l“`-llltl'~l.l‘ wus ullllllcll by hill' ,`1i\'w ;f,_,‘,il,) 1,1 1111.50 .guns are yet practical. certainty. This is easily ii vote of 27 to lb ln fiivor of Conn- \1l__0-_________ ac,_.0mp11,,1wd -Dy the fnnnen at ngntnd
try life. '
' J,
nous riioivi DAWSON CITY
The Guardian had a pleasant call: recently from A. D. Mllllln- Dhllhlllli City, Yukon. Mr Muiun, who is H son of D,l,LILl£l Mullin, Ten Mile Ho_i€Sc_ returns this week to I)awson_ I\_cl having been in thlfi Pfllvlhce vll`lllNnll friends and relatives since last 0' vember. He left home about _ten Years ago and since that time he _IL made two visits to his native pic; vlnce. He is at Dfeaehl' hllgagel with a White Horse llomllfllllf “ll il. ninrine engineer, accelllilllll “ll” l"‘ll ` tion after collllllllltlllll H five yearn iiervlce in the Northwest lVlouiitn_< relics. Mr iuuiiiii, makin! ‘ll l " climate, said that the weather ni this province at Present l" Pollllmll ' ian with that in Yukon muzlit l‘° called summer weather. The varia- tion in the temperat_\1re in cold spell" menus irem 24 to 12 deirrw ll°l°‘" zero and at this latter P0l“l h why corner would naturally be mm” “P” Dreclated than an out door_ vocation. ln regard to a placer mlI\l“K» Wlllcll B recent telegram to' this paper rc- ierred to aa being on the decline as 8 profitable branch oi# indium. Mr llllllillln explained that this has been brought about by a natural order Of things. The prospectors have not out of the gold fields of the Y\\k0l\ as much of the gold as the BPM” °l` stream will divulge and almost any future searches for the Y°ll0W l“°l“l will of necessity be continued by th” use of machinery adapted °l’°°l“llY for the ur one which in turn neces-
- ' he Yukon
work cl r:ul<l digging in I
fallen largely into the hands Of
has ' .
. _ _ - I .s ur ose.
conipnniei-. oi gunizcil for tii P_____l; of
. - tl t a new i
Ml ,112/[lllll-3 iaihlliliiiiglhll l“ the lllscllll' wliim olilllluuntities of \|uartz which it iesi s-upposied exists l1l0lllllf“l_lY~ ug? said that llawson ( ity liar; €P0_l_°emg
' ~ cent years Ml 011
l-ell lll lli . ~. h t lace shown ii bird s CVE VW” °l&_ah(l))uscs
stulcll mm mnuyioii/f vacaht At sli<_i\vn t_h_n_i_en_i_i 31153 _leur _when m,_v1gn_ tlml Mm the Yukon llivcr is closed hm" lm. ' tn Dawson is rather te- tlw lomncly ne has to 'submit to
dious iiiii 0 difficulties in transportation of all
even 'more pronounced_ nature than those ex_;:1:l¢a_n_<_;ed__1ii _<:_l_;>__2!_rg:':_l§___f_§lr‘ial_$_‘;_ .bound V n____-_er to Skagway_ 8 (11B_ From faTllT00 miles ii steamer is the tance o _ C______c_;m_ce_ Leaving means 0 nn traverses n distance of llkhhvlny 0| ' “gage to White Horse ll0 inilcs____ 1_1’ _____0 miles to Dnwsum “ml anglcfiirne is much better in
llottctown to Dawson to PB
h , ‘ llll"l‘s“‘°l “'l‘°“ 'wel trialfisiilxiiiiilitiliiilrli alarm, to which r .
l b tween White Horse ani _ 1 responded. ll; lltlllzelh The journey "Tram f(i}iil¢:ii-t misftlerwards by a unanimous vote o
times weighing the milk of each cow mid sanding samples to his nearest factory where a test is made forfhim wibhont cot. Thus he is enabled to know posit/lvely which of his cows are yielding him a satisfactory profit.By weeding out the failurm it has been proven by Dairymen in Denmark, On-
`tario and Qiiul‘.\ic ilhat the profits can
easily be doubled, and dairying made n success.
Mr Morrow, who was also present, spoke of the desirability of cooling the milk, just alter coming from the cow to A temp of ‘e0 to 65 degrees. and excluding tho air. He also stat- ed that aeration was n. mistake al- gngugli long advocated 'ny the B-ll* thorities. Mr Mitchell corroborated our view ami toni new bv reveelni experiments it had been proven that milk which was not acrateli and C001' ed as described produced more and
the milk. A well deserved vote o thanks moved by N. Larahee of El don and seconded by John H. R068 0
. loniler.
'twenty'l"lll" 'mls' mlmnmes A nlle the Robeetson Farmers In Quite ii number of_i»|r1_i_'_I_nc_l_|;i_i_i1:_i: _sane :;°1!&_w ____ Benn* which ,or
l°‘llll"'ll Vmmriqurl “Mullin mentions time past has not been active-L
ther nor . __. _
.ummni otljrlr m'ff_‘_‘_’“2_‘;“,,,l;l‘,l.llrifilil.l-_'ii omoaoo i/iA\3Ka'rs. _.¥.r.__oi i_z_.__;\fl»\__§___f_j__ he ,spores as do- ci-iic;_Ao1o, Feb. 14-(spc¢iiii.)-nz ii cc. i . -ith Feb W ea .. ‘ine well- 'lhf ‘]f:“§.‘.lrl,.‘i,li..i;°iIiilT. iifui- March wiieult 102;
ii ii '
nm . it i which prcsnecwfe 1" :alfa-al ¢l.:piicT'ro¢»¢=¢~ '1`l‘“' ‘l‘°
nay and all success in tw ll
his many frl¢““‘ _ 1 ~ nr. ‘Fi-b onrn . .' e7 lll" ° “ale and lllmsanlt rf tiTille.Jn March Corn .... i 67
butter cheese and butter and the re- sidue kept longer from sourlng as the cooling process delayed one for-
intention being to support it with shelf later.
During the night the connectio
AAAIIITIIHA NHW
A Public Market and Abattoi iWiI.I Please The Prairie Farmérs
ner
are musical enjoyment.
above zero.
, \
HGHTS THUSTS
The program was as follows: - Piano Solo-Sonata ..."The Moon-
light," ...Beethoven
Arla-“lf with all your hearts"- Elijah ......................... ..Elnier Ritchie Piano Solos-"Berceuse", “V-also”
A Sacred Song--"The Choir Invisi-ole
a
.IAIIEII TU HTAIIH
n gave way, allowing the gas to escape.
THASIIUTH PHAT
PUNTA ARENAS, Chile, Fab. 13.-
The French Antarctic expedition steamer Pourquoi Pas, with Dr"`Jean 'M. Charcot, head of the expedition, on hoard, has arrived here. The Frrmcbman did not reach the South Pole.
The expedition under Dr Charcot
was fitted out in France in thewum-
|` mer of 1908, and sailed from Punta
Arenas, Dec. 17, of the same year. Its purpose was to make scientific ob- servations in. the south polar region, Iparticularly in iJhe_al.most unknown Alexandra Land, and to cnbtain. speci- mens of rare fossils. The south pole was not the objective of the explor-
fessor W. J. Hussey, astronomer of the University of Michigan today ri-
d th d t
ses through the tail of Halleys comet
--- “All comets are of the same chemi- the leader'
, _ _ ._._--X-
A very ln;-ge number- 01 music 10., cal nature, ’ said Professor Hussey.
r h has assed throu b com
ers assembled last evening in Sti "The eh T' . P g 'l .iumes Han to near A Piauoicrte Re- “S W0" and "0 l’“‘l .°ll"°*“` l"‘“ l
nitnl by F,-nnk T; WM-_§1§'_”g'r§§nint been felt. The comet is 14,000,000
and Choir Master of St James away and the gas from it will not ,___
Cllllfcll- llelsullricletnt to produce any "Otley WASHINGTON, ren. 13-cattle sur
All excellent l7I`0EI`.Bm W8S Dre- Med ab e e ec f H fering from tuberculosis frequentl and that such rendition r1caSe<l vhs » _ have been sold and butchered as beef
audience beyond measure was amrply in various parts of the country, sal proven 'oy the energetic and emphaii- Dr. A. D. Melvin, chief of the United ic applause which followed each and. States bureau 'of animal industry to- every item on the program. r--' day before the house committee in- Prof. Watkis’ renditions were de- BANGOR, Me., Feb. 13-The con-, vestigating the high prices_ of food llghtful, the whole of his perform- gregation which assembled to hear in the District 'of Columbia. Dr. ance standing out as the work of a Dr. Chapman in City Hall tonight Melvin said, however, that such m_eat musician, one whose delica/te and ac- broke all records for that auditori- was not unwholesonie. It was im- curate touch in the manipulation cf um and was estimated at 2,500. the beef whether cattle were so af- the keys emphasized the spirit of More than 1,000 more went away af- dicted, except in severe cases.
each separate piece _and afllorded ter all seats had been taken and -<-----
hose in attendance an evening of standing SP11U€"fl1led- All the ¢°ll°l“`
.-fr;-rv*-‘0`¢="';m
ion of the service, there was an un- sual demonstration from about fi‘ve undred out-of-town 'persons who had
4->-n
erB_ D1. C1m,.c0t has 1req“e,m,1y saidl set cut, in _a lecture ut York_tonig_ht,
Sl;_¢;g;1I1_1l;E'l(_:_he Guardian. I that this task should be reserved for1hglilégfgngbglhxlalglggtlgtihlgaikhcl;
, Feb. 14-The Manitoba the En: lishmen, Scott and Sihiackle- ' -_ _ _ -
Government struck a. hard blow at ton. ‘g 'Bald that some lhlhstlce had -hee the beef trust when it announced An told in these despatcbes Thurs- 505° P931? in l1l1iS l`€SP0Cl5. H1'-K1 While that e. municipal cattle market and dny the Pc.urquoi Pas was sighted lt Wohld hav” been' better il he had abattoii- will be soon established in recently at nn¢nnr in 'gnc Strain 01 orgulllzcll the Party so that he could Winnipeg to compete directly with Mnge1lnn_ 14; had not been “penned have had another white mlan accam- llle l'"“lS~ that cue expedition would return to Pm! him to 01° P°l°- “nfl” ill* “lf-
Thls announcement is in response c1v111znt1°n nntli next month, cumstances he had no choice, 'because £0 the farmers, who charge the bee! _________. he was bound to send Bartlett back
trust with killing the live stock in- ' as the leader of the Eskimos.
ITIISYYY Of W€Sl1CI‘n Canada. Captlain Scott expressed the liope
. . t
A s
t
_ that his expedition would arrive a the South Pole before the American r h d th 't desir ble objecbice p in
| | ANN ARBOR' Mlchu Fell’ lll’Pr°` we isiinoulhced his intention of hav
ome in special trains to hear the ‘_ ILADFLPHIA F ,_ 13_G _ l"hl'lgellslll° Most °l them' were re' aiTtIoIv\'ii coiftiniies in aeflermeiit olfteliil-
TTIIIIIGHIIHSTIIHLT TIIEAGTH
gagement to Miss Eleanor Butle Alexander, of New York, was an-
weaving at the works of a. loca carpt company. During the late Govjrnor Lilley’s term of office, Roosevelt was a member of the gov- ernor’s staff with the rank of major, but resigned when Governor Weeks took office.
TI] HTAT AMTHISAIIS
LON'DON, Feb. 13.-Captain lioiiert
F. Scott, commander oi' the lliifi.-ah Antarctic expedition of 1900-4, and of a new Antarctic expedition soon to
and ing' four whites in each of his partie
three white men to support that of
IS THIS I§IH_l_III IIANAIIAZ
llchallh tl’ leave alter the benedlc"citement over the simultaneous dis-
lhh' so ll llewlld smlg s°l:'v(lcet;vas,uppearance of Miss Brandau old
. _, . , - eld. Dr. Chapman preac e ree, M - _ I t t t
in L minor ......................... ..Chopen dimes tg d:s{_;_n (1_£_e1i_:__er§ Sing £6111 :g__€_eoi_n_g_e_ WMC Kc:_l_?_1i;;_iesy phi_i_si1_;a_n_em“e_nO
Sacred Song-“The Choir In-vis- hgfgslg' the page!! house of Centrai,said it vnas aiithorized__btyd\th¢1_mei__<1h-
llllc" ~~~~~~~~ " """"""'Pa-l;l-Tell Hooper Congregational Church. ants wie' it was s1,?1e1 t B r' Plllno S°l°”`“S°llel`m" lll B nal' At one of the branch meetings in a Mcxllmey was ln a gl y .nervous minor ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...Chopln woodsmenis employment Bgency_ to_ congétiofitigelien El;<i_tlcf1S__C:1_l_llc <i_;_f;_Y__t__ea1
I P' n S lo--‘*‘And‘ante and Rondo night' 8' dozen men came florwarg Ganada,eby Miss Brandau to heil
la D .. ° ~ io Wntknn “lld lllallllllll Evangellht All el' all Ifather, Harry Brandau, of German-
50115" UP Sollller' some verses composed by prisoners 1 k
. . _ ,, __Miem1,,1Bn01m town avenue, ast wee , was made
CHDFICGIOSO ` in the county jail, in appreciation of public in 1,," by ML Heck1eI._ Mn mano q0'1§gT?.l;-,gi“%;i°i R,achmm,_ :_°l;_‘§:l_?5wl;_‘;ldw;l;°l;_'3éle;v_f;§ lél_‘:l1‘l”l_lll_ Brandau’s lawyer. In it she craves iiioff "Rultle of S,l>i`lHg"_ --~3l“‘li“g A 1 th ltn rl _
5l0\'l£-"5ll°“°|Blel` lll'le“`"""-waltkls GUARD OF HONOR' stdflts lleiholl;-l)il¢)eVf ih‘i;T,e(“eveeIl;th‘i1illg :ill
Parker H°‘§ll°llike‘ W mia d 1 H come out all right "
Piaino Solo-"Tarn: te '..-- 5 The detail of the Guar o onor ` '
GOD SAVE THE KING. or the opening of the Legislature
his afternoon, which will be taken
W-INTER STEAMERS. from No. 2 Co, 4th Regiment C. A., A
---- will consist of one
The Mlnto took seven passengers quarter , master sergeant, --- _ to Picton yesterday. She made 8 four sergeants, four corporals and NEW YORK, Feb. l3~A resolution quick trip from Georgetown al-rlvlng sixty-three gunners. They will meet to close all city ofhces, banks and in Pictou at nine dfty. The Earl at the Drill Hall' at one-thirty. shops of New York city on the re-' Grey arrived in this port at ten fifty turn of Theodore Roosevelt next bringing over about a. dozen Pfishllll' _ June will be introduced by a Brook
d five cars of freight. ° " lyn alderman at the next meeting of
geTTieanoutward cargo by the Earl Condensed Advenlsenisnts the board. The resolution is based. G i ore pore one morning i ' on the__i_act..tbei=,.Mr.-rlleasevelifs ser: wlllelyinclriillld twh cars oats, one car| .---lTl’:_lL+l.'f-E=£'1l_f£lls_°1nll°-t-l°.lf2f-_-= vices to the state and city as coin
smelts one car dressed -hogs andi GIRL WANTED, with a fair aduca- rnissioner of police, assemblyman and beef flour cars way freight and five ` tion. to learn the type setting governor, have been almost as con-
' Apply in person between 8 and 10 npicuous as his services to the na
homes' ________i- 3, rn, ni; Guardian ofllee. 1-14dr,l_ tion, and are deserving of special no-
sKA'r1NG __ -_ ` tice.
SPEED AT THE ARENA. iI_l»0‘§1'£éol,.';as§f',';l,,lv°y orgoshgtlggefxfofi The proposal was' discussed and en-
._..,.- ' 1 Muzi t ‘ 1 di 1 K “_ dorscd today at a meeting of the Na
ltie ns,a_aesmn mu
The mnnagers of the Arena Rink grader Wm be rewarded by leavmz tional Republican League of Brook
treated their patrons last night t0 a mme at the above sto,.,_ 2__.1_5dt1 lim- '
ii ir ou ace. The event was .---- -~-I--- ~-' _ _
Zgheldl coil aatgiilie can of `;:he sittél; _]J0;'ll`l;o_l’l_l1_tl_lll;o';l£'t' gghrsxuia; Mlua.rd'a liniment cures Karget In cows Minai-d's1iniment cures colds, etc.
fl e ors aced
bgnilheghhdplallftlcolryhx; contesfffor Brat! lllg hhmh m°n°y and 5 clmck' Fwd" & ae l n as I u
s a - _ _ place was hem my F10” mnnrng. leave at the office of 3RDgef____d_ I
mation Ui chose germs which P1‘0‘l“°' in 3.32 be/ing hardly a yard 'bf ...___ --.-..-______A~--.-----~
eq the acmity.. Also, a,erationE,bY the Wlhll" °l second Dwell' 7°“i_i£ T0 LET, a. dweléltng. :rid szl:_¢_J_paoi_1 !
evaporation tended to formi t_ose H_ stan1ny_ who nn; np 5- ganna pace _ Great GeorgeF t ree sgrm ii _
leathery substances so undesirabe in for n you-ngster. J. Gaudet won 209. Apply at 95 i zroy 2_‘15d___vpd
- ‘°`Ai'§i‘ "l“€l’.f.;..li.`§.F1»»l‘f»uil`°°v'i»i~'l'-» 'Tri raaxrrcnéri' '.. sinusitis; iiinf I
se 'nl A B B '
l succeeding ones being a half-mil° °.“'\ 1.' est prices for fox mink and rg in not the tlllllkll We <10. GMT. ie what the bi world needs-eym
M Mitch ll ' '
Point' Prim was tendered r __ ° a two mile race on tlhe. next 'band muskrats. J. D. Jenkins Cn town. by nie chairman Frans 1-iaiu av °l nights- z-issrsi
M Mitchel* fellcit-
pd.
ANTED. to rent, a house of
, FAIR* ANI.) lllllmhln' nighti or, ten rooms with mod-
"_-’ I . Tl h ne 198.
the meeting it was resolved to re- g1_,_n81;__,1)1,S,I_(-)1~1,;_e(_;)“,1_x.:-1_¥_,_:______ westerly ern qonveri ences eep ozwlsdlm
som winds, Alia' stationary or ii nine _“Ilan sive 5° to Snag: gfmglg ‘om. higher temperature. A- Dnltlv lflmlll- N ‘J Q G
The length of today will be ten on the old envelopes. o prawn I! hours and twenT.Y'°“° mlhhtu- Uflmln WUIW5- Wm hh’ °lh uhh”
The temperature at three o'clock any Furniture. W. A. Kain, Box 186.
this morning was fourteen degrees St John. `ll-Lld8ll|D¢-
the pardon of her father and mother
s
A , l
‘-'T tllel' ‘“°“l-ll'** Camp "ll the edngfhlilliiiclamlto, was convicted todaY
He thinks the boat's crew that left Minister of
_ .I 1: ii -I._,._q.'s
MAIHIITHIH IIT .
JAP PHIIIST ITU
n--4
to Death Yesterday at Port Arthur
____-
~ Guardian. PORT =~.‘iliUR, Feb. 14--Inchan
Korean, who assassinat-
Specir'
and sentenced _to death.
Captain Hunter, commander of the The assassination occurred at
Farallon, says the steamer is a solid Harbin, whither Prince Ito had gone
‘to meet Kokovosod, the Russian
Finance, for the discus-
as sion of Manchurian allairs on Oct 26.
. Angan was formerly an editor and
THOMPSONVILLE, Conn., Feb.13
-Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., whose en-
1.
_threat to kill made at one
today in the test of Clarence Glover's will. Arth- ur Glover and dead man, charged with whose mur- der Hattie Leblanc .bas been indict- ed, are seeking to establish their claim that
due influence to make her
- mour, his principal beneficiaries. Ar- y Lhur said that
that his home
d and that if he
for his laundry
leave Waltham. `
SCHEME TO
the discussion Deputies on thc reorganization of the navy, ill. Tarn and L...r' ments ;...;~-.- obleci ' - i- canai ,A .gf _ with cnt .il-.~l;tti'i~.liieon. The plan calls for tin. coiisLi'.icf.von of a tonal 100 feet wide by 35 feet dccfl. Ciiiiw ble of aecoiiiinodating the l;ii'gc_.t merchant stcuuiers and I»atelcs..i 1:,
Deputy Senac
canal would be battlesbips to tion, would be inercially. He
would cost $150,000,000.
view of Mr have the inquiry re-opened for the purpose of examining Andrew Log- gie, he had looked over the proceed- ings and found
investigation was declared closed by Mr Crocket. In these circumstances. Mr Warburton
_ could reopen the matter.
ion whatever had been attending to his business
_ opened.
been received
_ ing Mr Crockett's statement that be
lately and informing the committee that he was with a severe
-|Logg~ie added
‘an alleged member of a Korean sec- ret organization the Purpose 01 which was the assassination of Ito.
HIIPT IS
noiinced tonight, is learning carpet- .
l
i
qu-v-i
For Missing Naval Tug 'N ina
--Believed Lost With All Hands.
__..<
Special to "l‘he Guardian.
BOS’l‘,()N, Feb. 14--There is no
U news of thc- missing naval tug Nina, e which left Norfolk for Charlestown H last Sunday.
No 'word has et come to re1'eve
y .
the anxiety and the belief grows among seafaring men that the little vessel has gone to the bottom,. car- rying to death her crew of 32 men.
MHS GLIIIITHTHHTATTNAH
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb. 13-A
Clarence F. Glover was time by his wife, ac-
cording to the story which he told
Arthur and which the
hearing over the con-
s
. and of taking the four fittest men to his brother
§l.l!°lll;g ggerésgfé wlfgil Tlx esliziezag make the last journey, so_ that the brother repeated on the witness stand l° 3 i world would have the evidence of
other biotliers of the
Mrs. Glover exerted un- to coiiipcl her husband and his brother Bey-
Clarence had told him life was very unhappy could get a good price he would sell it and
CONNECT
MEDI'llERl¢ANEAN WITH
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
13-In connection with
in the Chamber of
PARIS , Feb.
S_euac, deputy from unc, introduced amend :malice bill with the
, the deep waterway ...niece the Atlantic
declared that such ii worth a siluadroii oi France, and in addi- very profitable coin-
estimated that ii.
ANDREW LOGGIE DENIES
CltOCKl*JT'S STATEMENT
OTTAWA, Feb. ia_'riie matter or
the sawdust wharfi at Richihucto was again referred counts committee today. The gnnn-_
» _li men. Mr Warburton. said that in
to in the public ac-
Crockett's motion to
that on Jan. 21 the
did not know that he
Mr Carvell- said he had no object-
to the inq,uiry being re-
In -thc me time a telegram had
an from Mr Loggie deny-
confined to the house attack of asthma. Mr that as soon as his
-‘health permitted he would be will-
ing to go to
Ottawa.
It's che things we’ve left undone,
'I’h'at give us a bit of a heartache
At the setting of the sun. _
The words we have left unspoken,
The letter we did not write,
The flowers we might have eent,dear, . Are our haunting. ghosts to-aight.
U
A wurnan doesn't mind Twill! tl-\'0'_i.
I but sometimes she wishes someone would say, Thank you, dear. Rl!-her foolish of her, ,lsn't it 7 But it svtry human. It is not the gratitude in the
word of uhanks that appeals to l10\‘~
if uinudu unimm. cures' Dlmmpor. , num-4'- Liniment cum niplktiici-L_* After all is said and dim. vymnatiiy
g _
patliy for the sick, the erriirg, the wretched, everywhere, and even l0i' the well in body and mind who find their everyday life alittle monoton- ous. and lang for the touch of l°\'e ii fingers or the cheering voice of friend- ,nlp_ Donn: lat ue leave all our ap- pi~eclation,for the obituary notices. Don't let us say all the bender. l0‘V- ing, helpful words when the ears are past bearing. Dcn't let ua put oil understanding how much people are to us until we stand dull-eyed uver their graves and see nothing aheid of us but a life dreary without them.
\ a ~
\