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4 V -~.` ` 3;’ ,.. "_, In. - T ~. " .A».=' . A1' . ,test _ Curpntniii has 900 . Survivors-‘Captain-1Smith;‘]%znj.%£pim,.. ...,,..,,.., ,;>,,j sirjiohn V aiiinnii ‘-eiiichii ' ' iixeiyrcrisio. minority oi some on women--Premier A I A "”"" “‘° “‘"“"i'“°'°'
T. . . - if 0 .. Moniai.~ Asqulth Snys' “Terrible Event llppiils imagination... “li?’?°.;§’:$1.°‘;;§§i;;‘.l’i1$3" '
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w A I ers Ol the Titanlfi VI_¥\'¥ very deiqll and, (C _ di P _
MESSAGES OF Sll
ssdian Press.)
senses ea. ee senses ° Further details of the catastro- * spin, which is now conceded to be ' luis greatest marine disaster in ° #tim history ol navigation, con ' viiriiftlic worst. fears entertained ° ‘when the chances are that those ° ercscued from the small Iwata by * :thc Gnrpai.l\ia wcrcniot the sole ° #survivors of the wreck. ° ! Wireless communication inet. ° 'night was extremely diilicuii. ow- ° omg to tho prevalence of fog on* *thc roast. put, nltli-1-ugh 4lco‘i.tt-' *ches were relzelvvfl from the Car- " 'patina wliicb tended to coullrm ° 'the original figures nf the [-ioh- ° 'chic sui~\'lvors, a-lviees l'-om the ° *Virginian and Parisian, vriiich. ' 'it was hoped, woull convey ot-li~* 'ers ol the i»ass~>n~5-:rs i-'id crew ' 'tu snfety, leave no room fr.-r' ‘doubt that none have beui ies- ' *ciicil other :han tiiosc pie'-.ed up ° ' hy the (‘.arpatiiia. _ * ° It is evident that the crew bn- ° 'hevrd with true iirofessloiml gal- * ‘ lniitry, ns no more than suilirlent ° 'ie msn the boats have been rc- ° 'scucd. °
OOIOOOOOOCQ ¢Qil¢\\
(Canadian Press.)
ivnw_ vouic, Aprii is-only slight. im runnin that any of the 1302 pu. sensors nml crcw of the Titanic will N hlcked up by the Transatlantic li-~ iiers.
0| the \li68 passengers rescued by tiie Carpathla the names of 326 pas- Nlsm have been received by wireless. Gomiiiiiiiicatioii was interrupted but other vessels arc standing by the Cnr- llstliin to relay the messages in. Thu muy izive further _ details or the catastrophes 500",
NEW YORK, APl‘l'f` 16-The Cunard Liner Cnrpathia, while bringing the survivors from the Sunken Titanic, ilot into wireless communication with the Sable Island Station early to- lllsllt according to, an annoounce.
made at the White Star Line
is here.
The details of the disaster are now
_to he soon forthcoming.
srnmnn oAnPATH1A, via cope
Nild.-i"lrs't class passengers
h0§rd saved gpm 'Pitsnic include Charles M. eyes sud daughter.
lsllcclsi to The _Guardian-.)
April 16-The Cunard a, with survivors is and the Sable island
ff-‘ltss station expects to hear from her st any minute. _ All Line Parisian will likely reach |10-'Pe at six o’clock this morning. A wireless to the Captain asking if h' hed any survivors elicited the in- fvrmstloii that no survivors were °h°l\‘\l noi' did not know anything uf the Tltianic.. ‘ ° '
_ (Canadian Press.) ~ NEW YORK, April 16-Postiiiaster
_“Willa stated this evening that the
gship disaster, the sinking of the
heartfelt symllathly with the re ativos_ B!1&_ M1 fc!!-) _ _ and friends of a 'those who lo t TORONTO A ril 16-With be _
_ 1 - . D _ t us
*|101* “VW in hm” *»°""ibl° °B¢0l', ual ceremonies' for 'such ‘occasions the
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"Whlte Star Lin'cr Titanic had on board 3500 mail sacks containing seven million pieces of mall and it isdoubtful if any was saved, NEW YORK, April 16-Thcso facts
concerning the worlds greatest steam_
White Star Liner Titanic »off the Banks of Newfoundland at twenty minutes alter two on Monday morn- ing, stood out pr'ominently today as sifted from the wireless reports ro- ceived.
Revised estimated loss ol life is l,234 soills, a $10,000,000 steamshlp with cargo and jewels worth perhaps $10,000,000 were a total loss. Many persons of international lin-
pertancc are unaccounted for.
NEWYORK, April 16-When the
Titanic went down she carried to death uiore than 1200 people as is indicated from today’s wireless messages.
Some 000 were rescued and ou board the S. S. (‘ai°pathia bound for New York. ' There has been sonic hope of others being picked _up by the S. S. Vir- ginian, which is reported speeding to St. John's, Nfld.,-and on the Paris- ian but the hope is slight. , .
Halifax has »a.n.essage from the
Parisian but there is no mention ol any survivors aboard. `
The Rad Gross liner Florizel arriv-
ed 'in Halifax today from Newfound- land and reported passing ten icc- bergs, one field being eight miles long.
Col. J. J. Astor believed to bc among those 'lost and whether Chas' M. Hays, President of the Grand Trunk Railway, is among those rc- ported rescued by Carpathia is not known tonight, the customs regulo- tions are suspended, for the time 'bc- ing to expedite the landing ol survi- vors.
J. Bruce Ismay, President of the
International Mercantile Merchant owners, of the White Star Line, was among the survivors as also is his wife.
(Special to the Guardian.)
OTTAWA, April 16-Orders 'were
'given by the Marine Department. to the wireless stations along the At- lantic sxpediate the sending of mcs- sages to the press and the public and govominent vessels will scout the coast to pick up any bodies which may be washed ashore. '
‘ (Canadian Press.)
MON'l‘REAL,April 10-Piers David-
son this morning received a message .without date from Newfoundland saying that President C. M. Hays of the Grand Trunk and A. Thornton `iiavidson,` his son-in-law, were both slived. _
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tosivmsiion
f uni siioiuii is
nib iiini lndiisiiii
_run _
'un niinto iort_chsi-iotmown for "l°l°\\ vestsrdiiy `st`,‘1.0li';a'.' rn. --with ""'°"1wf».‘4_o~ mini iiisii, express d 101' bond mixed irieght and Wind at 11 a. ni. She leaves on
to Charlottetown ata. 6.00 Nm.
‘miill, express and
"gh a. in. for Charlottetown sl 40 passengers, 100 sacks mail, dllftie and ue tons fre iitnoii
»°°*°il st 6.00 mn She-faves on
mfs to Picton uiiikyu -1.oo s. oi.
tmlhgfmnfl. Glrress, mail sad
Yestords the Eostsrn ' xp r- "vei in elsriotmovh if ‘ii'lls°_¢;d\..
°“ time. ui ‘ `
odstion 'sg s 1.; ‘xsncrrow at 12.’ who clsii:=d to be A s ii- tions st the German embassy for A ' winter forced his hey in he
g,-,',v|,'(¢ Pigs,” ,Mm-.' forty-three degrees above aero. I
his iinfiisn
, TEIPERITIIRE
_ Sllll, l00I, ETC
'i;onoNTo, April 11-Moderate to _fresh winds, scattered showerr but lnei~_'¢\r_ieif yuh _share il1_°z°_°m° *°"'° peretiire. .""" '
,_The temperatiire et three o'clocli
~ this morning by the "Rexsli Store Ttieted Thermometer with a northea-ni
nero and with 'a' southern `cxposurs
The lowest temperature* recorded
'giterdny was 'forty-two degrees si-
ve sero` and the highest was fifty-
four shove. The lowest recorded the A previous night was thirty-seven .de-
‘ rece above. At nine a. m.. yester-
si it; wrs forty-tvir: degrx; :angle
a n no p. m. WM 0 ° -
“T119 length of today will he'thir- tee hours and forty-one minutes 1?, my vm as this moi-ning
exposure was forty-two degrees above-
Capt. E. J. Smith, commander of
the Titanic, probably went to his grave with the ill-fated vessel, as he has .bad no communication with the agent of the line aside from the
C. Q. D. sent by the wireless opera- or. Not one word from him was receiv-
ed up to the time the Titanic sank bow foremost into the ocean.
The _presumption is that he mot
death at his post as s. galliant skip~ per should and that he and his crew inforced rigidly the unwritten law of sem- "\l/Omen and children first," is plainly shown hy the preponder- ance of woincn among the partial list ol survivors that the wireless has given.
WASHINGTON, April iii-A quick
report from the White Star liinc on the number of life boats and i'afts carried by the Titanic have been tele- telegraphed for by the Supervising in- spector of government stcambdat In- .pcction Service.
LONDON, April 16-Enquiry elic-
itod the information that the Tit- anlc had twenty. boats, which is in excess of the number required by law.
_LONDON, April. 16--Premier Ae- quith, in ii brief statement in the House of Commons this afternoon, gave n public expression of Great Britaiu's sympathy -in connection with the Titanic disaster. _ _ _After reading to the members a_c- coiints of the disaster ‘the Premier said:-
Perhaps the House will allow me to
add to this that I am afraid we musf brace ourselves to ccnfrontrne of the most terrible events in the or- der ol Providence, one which ap- pals imagination and makes ns real- ize thc inadequatcness of words to do justice to what we feel.
We cannot say more at this moment
than give a necessarily imperfect lm- pression of the scene. It can be arl- mii.ted.that the best traditions of the sea seem to have been observed and that willing sacrifices were _of- fcrcd to give the first change for safety to these least able to help themselves. The heartfelt sympathy of thc whole nation will go to those who find themselves suddenly ‘bereav- ed of those nearest and _dearest to them.
LONDON, April in-sydney _Hur
ton, President of the Board of 'lri1dc» asked in Commons this u!tcl'n00r\ ll they would take steps to prsvint lin- crs proceeding to New York from raking the Northern route for the purpose of breaking records ond whether they could state the number of life boats, carried by the Titanic compared with the number of passengers.
The Premiers said they must have
notice of such questioni-
LQNDON, April 10-Crowds gath-
ered around the White Star offices and increased in- density at every moment.
On all steamship offices and public
buildings flags are flying at half inset.
LONDON. April 16~Kl¥lE GBOTKU
has sent the following message I
_White Star Co 1-
“Queen and I horrified at the ap-
palling disa»ster which has haplwlivd Titanic and the terrible loss of life.
relatives and feel for them in life!" sorrow with all our hearts._
(Signed) George, R. I.
not a -national triigedy.” ‘
Deepest sympathy with the bereaved
the Titanic. ~ Q
Antwerp.
Hannah, of the Allan Dine, stated de-
aboard V either ship.
quire 180 osrsinen.
Nous of the crew~ were taken oil
but those ,needed to man the boats. T\»ifu_ __;»°».t~ ~zsrs_____1f-1_°\<~L_»_»~ ' H (Contlnded on page 3.)
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WASHINGTON, April 13-Senator
Bailey is threatened with walking ty-
miich worse as to prevent his ll6l'UCi‘ pation in the 'Senate's consideration of tariff measures.
CAPTAIN MACDONALD UF
THE CAPEBRETON DEAD.
SYDNEY, April 14-The death of
Captain A.' MacDonald, formerly of the Black Diamond steamer Capo Bre- ton, occurrcd at Brooklsnds Hospital'
been taken to the- hospital on Friday suffering from heart trouble. I-le was about 48 years of age. and leaves, ri widow and three sons residing in MacDonald and sons are awaiting its
popular masters in the employ of the Dominion Coal Company. oln whose
service he has been for the past tag years. The body will he forwardc to Hammond, Ontario, the home oi his wife, for interment, where Mrs MacDonald and sons are awaiting its arrival. °
n. nl BENNETT, M. P., '_
'ro naiavn CANADA. ,__
oTTAwA,,Aprii 14-rt. sen-
netr., M. P. for Calgary. wil leavi-
stood that he will take- up his resi dence there permanently with g, view to entering British politics in the Unlonise cause. Mr. Bennett is not enamored of his position in the Cari-
to emulate Sir Max Aitken and other Canadians in the British House. _He is wealthy, and there is a 5000 0014 for Canadian financiers and craters bringing the best coal down to 34s. his seat in Calgary before Parliament resssembles again.
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FUSTON TO SUOOEGD
LATE GENERAL GRANT.
OHEYENNE,-Wyo., _April 13-Ac-
Fuston will succeed the late a or-
succeed Fuston as brigadier-genersl'oi the line. .
FRENCH AVIATOR IB `
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*'°l;',‘s°,-gmd) mm., O6, Lowther' f. s;st‘sossionolths°1stiiiogisisturo.-,i
- Mmm” sec-_v_ tde province oi‘0_utario_was prorogu-
_ . _ _ ,__ M . _,,
_ _ _ New vonir,~ I-April 1s-Tasman. ,;,,'f_,0,m°',f,,f,‘:0:’ by '“‘°“° “‘°""'"°'. _,1snd. an the nits: sttlrr Lise, sailing '
~ Eatur ay, wi ta s. e first and sec- .
, ond cabin passengers ,who were book- GREAT BRITAIN SAERIAL PLANE
ed for the scheduled return voyage off' . '
...__
The Lspissd wiii csii at Plymouth, Lonngp, Apvrn _13_;,,,',,,,p, ‘_ ,,,.,,
and Gherbourl slid U10" l>F0¢Wd to; out: in regsrdto Great Brltain's avia-
oioii scheme ‘rho ian onus ior 354
. . . _ p _ _
MONTREAL, April 16-George7 "Mud 87"" mr "'°""""7 °“d fmt’
at the beginning of the navy. Not
n M _ more than sixty of these flyers, bow- tsgtagfréfgfgnaaggszageIfgfisrgelf ‘:;:;';_ ever, will be trained this year. Pro- no survivors of the Titanic were "Bio" is made mr °ighty`f°“" °'°"°'
Planes for the Army and twelve scro-
Thi _t 't 858 b d th planes and hydro aeroplencs for the Carpithlaseanlse ‘the sole nature/Ti"/ors. cf Navy* Ab°“" mm lm" .°’ -th” “‘°'°hi5'
es will bc bought in Great Britain
181 f th f d . -"f < . ,»;,~=-,- »f
n us ry
SOUTH BOSTON MAN
IS KILLED BY FALL
LUWELIA ADl'il 13-Percy Brown,
BAILEY THREATENED twenty-two years old, whose name is
WITH TYPHOID rEv®R~1§E..ZZ.', ffl? .'i.‘i$€,".‘..'..“.‘ i‘F.§‘.§"...“.‘.".!’..'.‘3
fold. while heating rivets at the Lo- .wcll Gas Works on School street, to- day. and_awas ki.'i1ed._ He struck on
phoid fever. He sent. word to his his M05 Bhd dim lf' H50'-lt tl?" mifllli colleagues that his condition was so lm* HU was UIUPIUYBG bY the Illtcr
Connolly Construction Company. -
To sAvn siimormiicn. '
LONDON, April is-A petition
containing over 100,000 signatures, praying the Home Secretary to re- prieve Frederick Seddon, who is un- der sentence of death for the murder of Miss Barrow has been presented. Mr. MicKenna's decision is expected
here yesterday Qftcrnoon. The deceas- ed was only_ii1-a short time. haviag1qgf;‘;;;'y_°‘°°Vu°U “QS 305( 401'-
IRISH IMMIGRANTB.
- ._-_
LoNnoN. Anrii 13- hoard of
of__Littlc Harbor, Picton County, and 'prada statement shows fiat 31’ 3 was one of the best known and most emigrants left Ireland durilig the
year 1011. Oi this number 22,010 went to the united states Ana 5,4-/s to Canada.
i_-lim-gig ‘
COAL REDUCED.
LONDON, April 13-The grice of
coal was reduced 10s. a to on the London Coal Exchange yesterday,
(8.16) a ton. This was the largest
:Kon in price ever recordiid at one
me.
shoruy roi- England. and it is under- .= "SAUSAGE Krflo" mean.
._A LONDON, April 18-William Hao-
ris, widely known as the "Sausage King." died yesterday. thus remov- ing one of the most picturesque figu-
adian Commons, and has ambiti0ns res in Smithfield Market. He was well”
known for his open-hearted charity'
instance. hc named all three of hn sons William, distinguished them as William I, William II and William III.
EMPIRE TRADE COMMISSION
LONDON, April 13-Several ques- tions will_ he put to Rt. Hon. Lewif Harcourt next week. regarding thc
col-ding to information _ said to be prererentlal agreement between. the contained in 3 private despatch sent West Indies and Canada. Sir Gilbert. by In official to the War D,°DBl'ffll\0l\i Parker is to ask whether the Govern- at Washington, to officers at Fort D. ment has a legislative federation of A. Rusell, Senior Brigadier-General the West Indian Islands under . con-
sideration. He also will suggest the
General Frederick D. Grant. Bri¥sdier appointmeht of a separate Empire General Clarence R. Edwards, chief trade commission' to inquire into the ol the Insular Bureau, _is oxpeuted to resources. trade ,nd commerce of the
whole Crown colosiei. -
WANTS $5.000 DAMAGES
_._-_». V
KILLED BXVPUUNGE. CLEVELAND, April 13-Alleging
that her skill in tenni ice skatin
. . - 9.’ ll
BAR LE DUG, France,-April 13- and whist. has been lm/paired by in-
Quccn Mother 'Alexandra also sent Lieutenant Boncourt' of the .Army juries to her right an-kle and right
messages sympathy. _Aviation Corps was instantly killed wrist, silltsined tn. an ' §uf.om0hile
_ _ _ here today when his rnonoplpns plun- accident here in August, rs. Annie
PARIS. Avril U16- Ph” Pf°"d°.“* °‘ ini to the ground from A hefeht 01 G- Burma. of Torosw. untii A year
France united in qivfclllhz !!ml>B.f-ily 3°0_¢(,,t_ HB W” making, military or so ago. champion woman tennis 4°' -E“3l'i°‘_’ 'md' th” U“"'°‘1 5"*-*'°° reconnaissahcs when his engine sud- player of Osmeiia,~vrmt| 08,000 llam- ovsp .giwostsstropho to the Titanic. Mi, what deed and the mscinne shes against the Rinehart Brothers l4e¥illl""\i\l|*\ il l\\` \“W"‘°NP\\51 Ind, crashed so isps osx-th. Company, street paying contractors.
oT'rAwA.Ai»r_ii_ isfijho _ioiiooioy luiiii-am miriam ein-os. nistsnoo-_ iliiishii iinimiin. send nirsstinoovs
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iniiii viuii iiiiii=`i=.,.r.iiiEii'Ir0"sE'ETiirr
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i` wAsmNeToN, April- ia-Annan non. iitorviinis. in .oss sm to uri #onus on intel-some hy cum with , sig einsp xniio, but ssmssg. Washington asylum hospital for ob- y an _ ut out. A my moments
°'.l‘isniu.` _. ,:‘"t>re.fn and »~¢oi‘n%~momiii¢ or iiiihn iw tl" _l’\‘°*l0°'f_¢.,ii this vile °md§§ os. thirty-six ,ms '_n-eden is shone ll; sergeant wu-
_ ~ m., on mn. t "'_ {{,_1¢lll.:h's iiigh tonight-et_11-17 gave his me u_Micli&~W_ii;ter xiii' sid, .qnd_ha_d made several ippiics- »
lmitss im the T In rs" 'Pb sun nts this evening st e iii lm, miss mme s weysioto the ismr of introduction to the Prui- uid.-
‘_'|\lrrl's
'_ ~ _ ' - -~.~s,.,
._ . _ _ ._
‘ ...- _.5 ._ ci__.A.u..A../.a.i_.4.¢
WM. on than “ I rrdlf at e`hI- it ril” t0- executive-ms`lsi ~ I --At llht he dei* but had been rlfusld. 'PI .have ` ltorthlit .liriinsss with on ai" ' ' ,_ °°"”‘ ' , arms" maui ' " lt' shui- _-'with i' thojnoii the ” iri- iii‘?.‘it`i i snl°ta“d'3f °' Y' f.5__.*?*‘?¥'“'°i§,“i;f?*“‘_"f"’°.l ‘* 5°' °“~ ' ’ :.'r'fi;¢':joy sapiens-.yni'i|¢,¢_» 4,2. ,,,, wfl'§_.fi,' §§portnoi¢v°`f°to lo§»:i§*~ $°oa,°:¢°°r uv: ".25
‘l‘li¢'e will bs e new moon this mor eiisf-Us of the White I-louis 901100. as to his husinsw he brushed it mot for s-oo'
“_ '
,in-
bringing the b?st coal down to 34|.-
aud- also for his acoenbrlcitles. For
s
PEACE SOCKET-Y AND
NAVY MEN IN DISPUTE.
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NBW YORK April 13-The Heiald
ng' publishes the following cable from
` Vienna :-
“A dispute between menbers of
the Austrian Peace Society and the American Navy Association arose at a meeting of a former organiza- tion this oftcrboon at the university building. Members of the Navy Association i at-tended the meeting ond. denounced iii vigorous terms the peace government. The at-' tack was directed principally at Baroness Bertha Suttner, the lead- er of the movement, who was accus- ed of being ~an anarchist. Her dc- fense of the cause was loudly 'ap- plauded." .
V ._
WINRER OF HAMILTON
SPECTATOR RAUE IN HALIFAX
TORONTT, April 13-Jim Cork ery, winner of the Hamilton Specta- tor raes oi last year, sells today by the Virginian from Halifax to run in the Polytechnic Marathon next. month. He will go on to Stock- halm if included in thc Canadian Olympic team, as is likely. Elwood Hughes accompanies lilm to Eng- land.
EDUGATIONALISTB
~ COMING IN SUMMER.
LONDON, April l8-A party of
Scotch professors and teachers has been selected to visit the principal cities of Eastern 1"-anafln during the summer. The first section sails ivy .Inns 22nd. _
FORTY DROWNED . MUl3Tl.\' WOMEN
AMOY, Ap|Q 14--A lirlftt into
which the passengers ol thc British steamer Seangehnn were disemhark- ing, capsized today arid forty per- =ons, mostly women, wererlrownerl. The Eleangchun had just arrived here from Singapore.
VOLCANO HAS NEW UllA'l`l‘}}l.
RIO JANIERO, via Galveston, Tex-
as, April 13-A new crater has ap- pcarcrl in the volcanic peak nl Medu- reira, in Acre Territory, near tlie fl‘0i\tier 61Bollvia.' 'The inhnbitnnts are alarmed. I
COIIDEHSED IDS
T00 LITE FOR'
CLASSIFICATION
(Half cent per word each insertion
in this column. Cash must accom- pany order and five per cent discount allowed. Minimum charge twenty- llvs_cents.)___________*____ ____
CORNED CODFIBH, ic lb. Onions,
dc lh_ at Tsntons._______§-l7d_Zli.
E-l\0 LEASE, Central Market Store,
__with or_wlt,hoitifllce._4;13l_Zli.
`RTiAN'I‘ED 2 girls to learn dress-
‘making apply to Miss Sellars,5l
Queen St., t]_harlottetawn._4V-lllllw.
WANTED 8 male colllc pup. Syl- ‘vestcr Malloy, French River. ___ _ ____ *_ 4-17d6ipd.
FMR SALE, a ladies' saddle. For _'I particulars apply 143 Euston
St. Charlottetown. _ _M4-16d4ip_d
'BOY wanted to work in factory.
Must apply in person A. lluelie-
'elsif _<_1_f>-__f’_'1'\_\'lP“¢t°:"f_\_- _» ‘~_17“"
I .OST Sunday an amethyst belt _A pin. Finder plcnse leave at 111
Grafton Street.v_V_i
SALE-Choice vvilkl geese at '_ _ market holisc.J.J. Gay & Son. , _ 4-l7dl\vpd
ANYONE wanting Curtains Laun-
dred or Blankets washed apply
i-1.t_1_4_y3__Weynioiith St.” Y 4-l7d6ipd.
.“7ANTlilD, young innn for general ` lfarm work apply to Hnmnioiid Kelly, Box 235, Charlottetown, or ihone, ll. 1-6.* 4-l1d3ipd.
`F‘.0R SALE CHEAP, Mentor boat
20 ft O. l-l., 35 h, p. engine 8
miles per hour. F. flcalrs,i2 Kent St.
4-l7dlwpd.
F07 "'v’i7/iYTFE'Df ' A”`g`oo'il”h'r`igh"t.' boy
_ is wanted inthe mailing depart- ` ment. Must he capable with a fair
education. Apply in person at tho Guardian oilire. _ __ 4-logltl.
`B‘0R SALE. Purebred Berkshire.
Yorkshire and White Chester
pigs, from ilve weeks to one year old. All 'from registered and prim winning stock.'T. Brodie, York, i'. fill. I.
, *_ 4-l7dr2ipd.
U(.l"f‘dON--Double Tenomnnt House
on Monday April 22 12 o'clo_ek
the premises 49 .King
lbt, and Dniihlc Tene- on North King
Queen ownal and 51.
P
W0l'8 Bonshsw.
condition their st history. .The lslt
may be found stables, Grafton make the season of
BTI!
with
con
o double
tw
4-idlm.
_ _ ,_ l ple
I»|simoi¢~ oem pysgsa-is. our Ac 1.30. . and mt w th' i|fl¢_’__ii1§q\1is§:t_ nv*-'-m_ museum at the white i oem sux! ' _ _Qfiosi-an uinimm com coins, im.
lets Hon- wul 'bot lay Int-‘
lzn.ooo,ooo in rrcrfrrv . 1
lhlotor liars in
' ciiesion nndihehnll' ;_
_. . . ,
Adjourneii. Progr- 0 '_
ess in Roiiil _
Act '
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Tuesday, April 19- 1012,
The House iopcasd to the public M;
3.20 o'cloek. - . i 5
MR. MARTIN asked whether -"~ t -
Government had reseived a polil
from Vernon River Bridge about g, road, to which the Commissioner re- plioil that the petition was received
and would hc considered. _
HON. MR. McNElLl. in further _re-
ply to Mr. Martin acknowledged _tha receipt nf a petition from the llthihi-
tants ol Pinctte to which he _pmo- mised consideration. Also a peti from tiic people of Avondale, ask ng for repairs on a road which he said
arc now under way. _,
HON Ms. STEWART moved the so- cond reading of the bill to iiicorpori atc the imperial Motor Company. The I-louse in committee, Mr. J... A. Dewar in the chair. The lncorporators are George Fl. Full, Drank Heertz, Bruce bltewart, Andrew McNair, _ G. Leonard i1cKay, Frank M. Stewart. John Mrlican and W. K Rogers. The capital stock is $200,000 in shares of Hilo each. The final clause provides that the company shall have power to run and operate motor cars for _the purpose motor ears for the purpose of ti-.stiiig or dcmionsrtratiug thc same to intending purchasers, in any of the public streets of the city. -
Mil. RICHARDS spoke highly nl
the public spirit of the Bruce Stewart Company, but thought objection would he iakcn by tho people tn this clause. He suggested that the trial of mncliinea might be meds on pri- vate grounds, or on the Athletic
grniinds.
Mil. MCWILLIAMB thought the bill
went too far. The rights of the country people should be respected. The excrrlsc of motors should be contlncd to private groimds. _ _ HON. MR. McLEAN argued strong-
ly in favor of allowing the people of the city to have thslrown way.-_in.,thls matter and the country membe s, should not 'interfere unduly -wlfln building up an important local in-
dustry, ._
MR. PROWSE thought it too soon
to allow automobiles to run. I-'fe dig not want. the Government to take
too woiii
the are
M
clan the
much riskf The automobile d come, but we should wait till people nie ready for it. They
not vet ready; II. MARTIN was opposed to the se. It had not been asked for by people many of'whom in town,
and country are opposed to it,_wheth- cr on market days or other days. I’00l>le came to the city every day.
MR. FEEHAN was opposed to the
clause, because the people don't -want the cars to run.
MR. AENEAS McDONALD thought
the prohibition of motor cars wash mistake and would vote for the clause. The horses would get used to these as they did to steam cars and street cars here as elsewhere.
Dil. DEWAR said the clause obisct- ed to practically repeals the auto, act. so far as Charlottetown is con- cerned. _He travelled the country is good deal and had yet to learn that the people wanted autos to run. The country people had sn intencst in the city which they visited so often. _
HON. MR. STEWART thought the
company should get the powers asked f0f as otherwise they would bc under a serious handicap. __
DR. DEWAR did not see how tbeje
powers could be given while the pr-gg. rinf. niitn not is in force. He thought the suggestion of Mr. Richards 'si good one. Four-fifths of the People in the country, he thought, were op- posed to the automobile running.`l{e moved to strike out the clause.
MR. BUNTAIN was inclilledtto
agree with Dr. Dewar. The incorpor- Btors are wealthy men. He thought if allowed to run nt all they should he confined to particular streets. Ag,
HON. MR. DALTON thought 'we
were at it disadvantage fromvwadtfol factories. He could not see why autos could not be made here. 'Qs cheaply as in Halifax, but *ook
»'\)u_to coméiaigiies ofa the mllnlmd #tl cms so ere. o sr ses ~for»__r strictions as to speedfsnd
the clause in the bill night belsftigl the representatives of Cherlottetow .
HON. MR. STEWART Qohssof the
great handicap to. tho eolhpoly .it they could not show their machines in operation. He didpot thing it would be. any more dalrghvous gf convenient than the- stemn rollerwll spoke of fine lndustry
motors motorboiets .random
all over Cansdg, '
equal facilities -lhtmld_ the manufacture of niioior
_ thought th to
although the neolfgts; fav le
to me
_ building up an
J. A. M noNAi.iJ~ ' ' mei oi°1s to so sign' cause much ineonnnl