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ww ti, s., Jnu. ao.-Nota mf# 1, _ devtloped to.day regard-
lugdilgl _ ble¢‘¥rench liner Mexico, 1'° , _- _ de as having lost her P\'0llill& 'T east of .I-leliiax. 014011 *nt when the news
cameo! the ldexleds condition to the .Caroline Hill “urlda to go to the as- sistance of their sister ship but noth- llll ll!! \>°°a'.heard_»tince. In lair weatherit will take three
days, to tow the _Mexico to Halifax and is week would ‘ellipse in case of bad Qheather. No anxiety is mani. fasted. 7 it
Millie suoiuz
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Jan. 28-The deputation
of maple sugar manufactllrers repre- BNIUIII the maple sugar industry in all the eastern provinces, waited on Holi. Martin Burrell and Hon. W. B. Nantel today and asked that the in- dustry be protected against the free use ci compounds bearing the word "MaDle." The members of the deputation sta-
ted that the lndustry was in a seri- ous dauger by reason of the great. number of iiavoriugs and essences sold in the Canadian market as “Ma- ple” which has never been in any way related to the sap of the maple tree. They asked that the regula- tions of the inland revenue depart- ment be amended to prevent the mis- use of' the word “maple."
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, students were brought
` _ ' “glam-'m strike nrenir- srs."_ __ ,_ » ‘-_uzliornlns and evening' serviiits of 1;. Michae_i_'s Episcopal
¢h\1l`°h ill Illsciwdf the members of thu reslllersiieir who had nr.ruclr,ne- cause. they declared, the rector was interfering_~wlth them and their or- Killlllt. The organist had also walk- ed out with his singers, and‘a sub- stitute had to be engaged.
The strikers ,picketed on the cut- side of the church, and as a result of their talkwith intending worshippers many of the latter did not attend.
The strikers picketed on the out-
Alter the night service they returned to Princeton.
N. -I., Jan. 27-Elgh.
TWO SISTERS DIE.
KINGSTON, Jan. 27-Kingston has
lost two old residents. They were sis-
FITTED
_ ing Outcome.
right temple as the result of a re-
Zcopik.
.£99551
Coyle 112 Carrier 65 '65 80 Duhy 88 94 84 Keenan 86 89 81
McDonald 91 92 'I9
210 .261 256 202
1276
REDS
G. Tull 79 85 94
A. Joy 81 96 II. Croker 85 85
R. McDonald 82 J. Carrigher 76
258
88 265 105. 375
84 81 247 86 91 253
1298
Majority for Reds 22 plus. After the howling match was over
lieeigue ' of the Cross Band, Revs. Pius and Maurice McDonald and a number of other gentlemen assem- bled in the League hall where a nice repast was furnished by the teams in honor of Wilbert McDonald who leaves this morning for Ottawa to take a position in the'P. O. Depart- ment there. ' The tables were under the super-
v'lsl0n of the President, P. A. Smith, and were a credit to both him and his associates. After doing justice to the inner man M. W. Carrier was called upon to read the address and present the guest of honor with a suitable gift. Mr. -McDonald made a very suitable reply thanking the boys for their kind remembrance and assur- ing them that he would not forget the pleasant times spent in the Lea- gue of the Cross.
Revs. Pius McDonald and Maurice
ters, and they-' died within a short time oi each other. Mrs. Ann McKay Dxlid away at the House o_f Provi- d ,coup yesre of age. Her sister Mlps argaret Brown, died at the H0tel Dieu, aged' 82. Thih morning thdre wee' s. double funeral when the umm me buried ni si. .Marys on- mstery,
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January 27-
awakened to the
of the
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sounded
as to the
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passenger
over of the fac- government at of war.
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the open- training
army oill of the in
and
McDonald were then called upon and spoke in glowing terms of Mr. Mc- Donald wishing him every success in his new lleld of labor. All the mem- bers of the -bowling teams next spoke in turn. Mr. McDonald will be much missed in Charlottetown and espe- cially on the Silver Grey Bowling team where he held the honor of be- ing their best bowler. Messrs Oliver and Ritzlus than delighted those pre- sent with a number of witty songs as did also the members ol the Pas- time club present.
The evening was drawn to a close
with three cheers for Mr. McDonald and singing "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow."
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WASHINGTON, `Jan. 27.-€I'be Su-
preme Court to-day eonlrmed the
sentence of dve years lu the'_pen'lten-
tlary, imposed upon J. Thornton Ross. a banker". 0! P0\'¢1l=\1id. Ore. Ross was convicted of stealing $288,- 000 of State Iuuds.
COUBIN' OF EBIPBTROR DIED
__-.._I. vmnms. sum-ln, Jun. e1.-.lrun-
duke Rainer, second cousin of the Blmperorlrsneis Joseph, died to-day in his eighty-seventh year.
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the members of each bowling team. in the. league, the members of th-s'
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BULLETS MISSED HIM
BURNED HIS SHIRT
TORONTO, Jan. 29.--Lying on his
back at the foot of the altar steps of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. CarmeI,' William street, an Italian, whom the police believe to be Emile Donatl, 28 years of age, was found with a revolver beside him in a se- mi-conscious condition shortiiy be- fore noon to-day. `
George Sanson, a schoolboy. told
the police that he was accosted by an Italian, who ollered him nity cents to take a note to 34 Elm ,g|,r¢¢t_,_. 'The lad took the money and on coming back went into the church. He found the. Italian lying on his back with a revolver beside him, groaning and muttering.
Rushing out on the street the boy
met Constable McIntosh and told him of the man inside the church. When ,the policeman went ln he found the revolver with live cartridges in it and another which had plowed its way through the buck of two seats. The bullet was still imbedded in the wood and the shell was lying close to the prostrate man.
with the exception of a badly burn- ed left arm the man was uninlured. His top shirt and undershirt were badly burned by the powder and two large bullet holes had been made in the shirt. From the location of the holes the bullets must have passed ill- side the arm Just above thc heart.
,' HE MUST HANG. _
LONDON, Jan. 27-Home Secretary McKenna today refused to grant a re- prieve to the murderer Williams, and his execution is set for Wednesday.
The Home Secretary, likewise, re- fused to ulcer nie aeulslnn that wil- liams could not marry the woman who has become a mother since his conviction.
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‘ (Special to The Guardian) TORONTO, Jan. 81-Winds increas-
ing to strong_ breezes and gales southerly to south-westerly mi1d;fair at Bret then becoming showery.
The temperature at three o'clock
this morning by the Rexall Store Tested Thermometer with a northern exposure was thirty-two degrees ab- ove‘ sero and with a southern ex- posure thirty-four above.
The. lowest temperature recorded
yesterday- was fifteen degrees above ssro and the highest was thirty-one above. The lowest the previous nlght was ei! degrees above. At _nine a.m. yesterday it was nfteen above and at nine pl m. it was thirty-'one above. - The _tide will be high this evening at _$116 and ,tomorrow at 6.08; it will be high tomorrow morning at _7_|'|_‘and Sunday at 8.81. » *Milf ‘sun 'sets this 'evening nt 5.05
e tomorrow _ nl, 5.06; it will he-
si`gh_'tolnorrg§mor‘lling at 7.24 and undai at . "8'l*iis` moon sets this morning at ' .. \` ` u`1~;2;_;l1g¢£ quarter of themoon was ‘ds Wednesday, Jsuy. 29th. at 3.34
as new moon "ou
8. ID. be nine
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_ in
Columbia will be transported in eu-
The annual meeting of the Char-
lottetown Driving Park and Provin- cial Exhibition Association was held last evening in the oihce of C. E. Smallwooll, Secretary.
The directors' annual report was
submitted and will be published in a
the association to be in a very heal- thy condition.
The dates for the ncxt exhibition nre Sept. 23 to 26.
A grant of‘~ $50.00 was donated to the Charlottetown New Club f0F We racing to be competed for either as a purse or purses, as the management may decide, and to be named the Charlottetown Driving Park Purse.
The former Board oi Directors was
re-elected. The members are as follows :
R. R. Fitzgerald, President;
J. J. Davies,
Geo. E. Hughes, Frank R. Hesrtz,
James Patou,
Robert E. Longworth,
John Richards.
HARBORS 'OF _
THE DOMTNTON
OTTAWA, January 28:'--Hon W.
T. White, minister of nuance, au- nounced in the house today that the main estimates for the coming year will be brought down either Monday or Tuesday next. No in- timation has been given as to the total and it will be kept secret until the minister lays the blue book on
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tlie table.
Outside of these sums, the largest
estimates, it is believed, will be for the development of Cauada's national harbors, in which the government is taking the keenest interest. It is likely that either in the main or sup- plementary estimates there will be sums for the development of the
real, Toronto, Fort William. POF* Arthur and Vancouver. All along
there will also be
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vicum In Serious condition. lng\nR¢||g|°m History
HTTME HTILE BILL _ IN SKTTING BABES
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LONDON, Jan. 30-The House of (Canadian Press) _ SARANAC LAKE, Jan. 30-In the
(Canadian Pnl” Lords rejected the Home Rule Bill WINNLPEG, Man., Jan. 80.-Pro- international amateur championship
WINNIPEGI Mun" Jam 30‘___J°hn tonight by 326 to 691 vided that the remaining details can skating races here today Edward
Zcopik, ggughgnmn' nm, in tho sem The bye-election in Londonderry ar- be satisfactorily arranged the Pres- Norton. Saranac Lake, set a new eral hospital with 9, 'bullet in his oused exceptional interest. The seat byteriau Church of Canada will hold worlds record in the 220 yard hurdle_ 1 h W" W0" 1'? _ Ul1i0l\iBfS Bt U10 hill- a General Assembly in 1913 to which_ covering the distance in 23 4-B sec-
:v‘;,f1‘;'m° Xt wig; ";°’l§‘§‘5:e 322% £5' election by 105 votes. The candidates them has been no parallel in the 1-..._ onds. \,1e_ at m',ot|m-. him, stealing msn; today_wel‘e Col. I-Iackenham, Union- iiginus history of the continent. It Robert McLean, Chicago, retained The constable saw- gh, theft and m._ lst, and David Hogg, Nationalist. is pmpgged to bring together in T0- the title of champion in the mile race
ed. The bullet went wide striking At a late hour figures ofthe polling font.; every Presbyterian _minister in and also won the two mile. _
» _ were not available. The Unionists Canada Evéry member of the pres. Wheeler of Montreal won the quar-
His condition is erlous. Wisl i ` '
in custody awnmngs the ouwomg' 9 _concede victory for the Nationalist byte;-y from Nova Bcotln to British ter mile- \
. tlrety to Toronto and the members
BUWUNG ANU $“f*“F"S TN” wi;m;i.:;.;'1e,°;iz~ 6 momlll olsusns
wife of every minister will accom-
‘ pany her husband. The meetings! _*gill BT. _JOI-IN, Jan. 29-The oyster
_ . g g each
__ ;IE§.!nT:h Egndtzgrikxg 3'0"* tl; I;;"”k1ld!__,and__.ths.Women‘s Foreign Missionary year, and the supply is far below the
e can 6 BD Society. demand. Excellent prices prevail.
05;? ggllt atOh;l:_§o€;‘;:g;‘; 0! 311° Wife COIDDRYIY. B S\1bSi<1iBl°Y Of I-119 It is estimated that the trauspor- If the industry is protected, this /fourth game 'in the Duck Pi 'L ° Unit” Sf-*W5* 55891 COPPOFBNUU- tation charges for the event will»provlnce can find a ready market. (or the Tr h uedu eague clashed tonight, one man being killed amoung to ;100,000_ James Barnes of guctouche
op y was ro ol! be d t l d, l -
tween the Grey and Red Foxeh’ the ;*;1tauyW°8:11P&l;;0;d)u;§;\;ft;xce‘¥€*;‘:o It is planned that a considerable speaking of oyster farming. in
_ _ sum should be contributed by u which he is extensively engaged
53°F WTUHTUS With R l11il~l0I‘l¢§' 0122 deputy sherids and a policeman W°\`°, small group of Presbyterian men who pointed out that very few realizd
' ~ ` “I’°°t“t°"°' Not ° strike’ was 1”' in recent years have become very what a valuable resource oysters are,
TM f°“°Wi“8 is the “Ore made by lured so far as can be learned. Am- wealthy nun the inadequacy ei the uuppl to
eel'-ll Plsyeri GRE _ ong the injured are several women. _ ' ._.___~_..-il-. meet the growing demand for o Zters
YB and a six mouths old child. of the Maritime Provinces. y
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LONDON, Jan. 29.-The Times' correspondent in Constantinople, dis- cussing the massacres in Turkey, saysz-
“The _ number of non-combatants,
who perished is not easily obtained
future issue. It was a very satlsfac- |111* 011 SUCH dat!! BB I have been able tory one and showed the again gf to procure I estimate it at a max-
lmum of 20,000 Moslems and 15,000 Christians in the whole of European Turkey. Massacres took place at Seres, where 800 were killed, mostly by iollowers of Sandusky, a. former protege of the Young Turks, and in the Strumitza region, between Gum- uldjlna and Keshan, where it ill be- lieved that over 1,500 were killed and many women outraged.
"The Christians suffered most in
llramanovrokop, where over 800 Bul- garians were killed on November i without distinction of age or sex at the village of Plevna, where 182 were burned in barracks; near Demir-Hls- snr, where many more were slain; in Diuma and Belax in the Novrokop region, where a number of villages, variously estimated from ten to four- teen, were burned and from 20 to 50 per cent. of the inhabitants killed and in Epirus, where statistics of the loss of lifc are lacking.
"The Massacres of Moslems, which
have taken place in the Strumnitzn district, for the most part alter trial by a revolutionary court martial, cannot be described as reprisals, since less than fifty Christians had been killed in that region before the ud- vent of the forces of the Balkan lea- ue. g"If e. quarter of the information received be true. the Albanian irreg- ulars committed crimes, esDeCT8T1Y upon women and children, for the de- scription of which the di-ad languages must be used, and the Serbs behaved as did the British troops under sim-
ililr provocation at Cawnporc and elsewhere in 1857. Taking it all in nll. I am reluctantly compelled to ad- mit that it is a case of six of one
harbors at Halifax, St. John, Mont- half a dozen of the other, and it
would seem that Europe could better he employed in relieving the auiiering of the survivors than in attsmptln
. K
Tgsgeaggdtirkggsgnnt expenditures. to fix the responsibility for these hor-
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CLASSIFICATION
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any order. Minimum charge twenty- flve cults. _
made. Fresh' every day at Baun- dsfl. N°"'P'1E_5“_"’.-_ ___ _ _Q-Eliih roil""s_A`Lie-oLYnusnALu sul.- lion Cralchmore No. 2391. A. C. _'l‘aylor,_l3ranville. 1-80M6lpd.
ferences at 218 Kent Btreet
ron sans-Jrrmuu amp roxms
Island bred, very dark, two males and one female. David Adams, Sea View. 1-81M8ilii1ipd.
setting. A ly ln person at TTR
his silos to the corner ~\‘1 Queen and ileumore Stl-seg. '"3 eenn"eetljon_._
FOR BALB- one spits . Itenean
_ Nil ` Adlslstf Col, lox. 288
ortags IA Ylsirle, Manitoba
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Units Coils NH. llisIlls Llniment Guns
co“DEnsED ‘Ds i heads of certain of her deceased
statesmen.’ '
‘ COUPLE DEAD IN HOTEIJ.
BALTIM RE Januar 2 de
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One cent per word each insertion 'bodies of 8 man’ mentmed u Arthur
-$11 thi! °01‘1m°- Cash must °'°°°m° Bondy, a travelling salesman of New
York, and a woman, whose name is as yet unknown, were found in a
SAWSCME BAUSAGEB THE BEST 'room of a small downtown hotel here
today. Death has . been caused by illuminating gas, which was flowing from the 'overhead jet and a heater. 'ljhe Coroner decided it to be a case of suicide. but the police could not
In FOR GENERAL determine whether it was the r-"uit
w§gg?3.::: gmlg at once with “_ of an agreement between the pair or
n rnurder and suicide. The men wns
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TLS. PRESIDENT TTET IS T0 TTEEEITE
E; r-I-I £- £-
In Recognition of His Efforts
For Universal Peace.
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Jan. 30-President
Taft "In recognition of the notable cilorts on behalf of universal peace" will be presented with a gold med_;i at the Peace Testimonial reception dinner to be given in his honor on February 22nd by the American Peace and Arbitration League.
Thirty three peace and civic organ-
izations throughout the country will join in honoring the President.
-HUTIKEY MATCH
TT HTLIETX
(Special to The Guardian) _
I-IALIFAX, Jan. 30-The Sydney
Millionaires won out from the _Vic- torias of Moncton by a score of 4 to 3.
The game was interesting and very
strenuous both teams exerting them- selves and dlshlng up good hockey to the enthusiastic fans who gathered at the Arena in large numbers to witness the contest.
'I‘onight’s game places Sydney on
even terms with the lenders, tieing the Cuba for first place in the mari- time province hockey league.
WOMAN DIES IN TOR()NTO`
JAIL SHE HAD EATEN
POISON PLACED FOR RATS.
TORONTO, Jan. 28-Rats overrun
the basement ol' the Toronto jail from time to time. Just now they are extremely prevalent and from the fact that the jail is over-crowded and basements cells have to be requisi- tioned, a woman of foreign origin died this morning us a result of hav- ing eaten rut poison.
At an inquest hcld by Coroner Wig-
llam yesterday afternoon upon the body of Anne Stasn, a Russiuu, who was serving a thirty days sentence for theft, a, verdict was reached stat.- ing that “The deceased came to hier death from the effects of rat poison administered by her own hands.
NOVA SCOTIA MILLIONAIRE ILL.\ NEW YORK, N. Y., Jnn. ze-Cups.
Wm. Fleming, of Truro, N. S., said to be cl millionaire and former steam- ship captain, is seriously ill at the Waldorf Astoria. Hc became very ill suddenly on Saturday, and it was di- flicult to find out where any of his rc- latives were. His sister, however, has been summoned from Nova Scotia, while a nephew, now in the south, is also on the way here.
GUERILLA WARFA-RE `
BY SUFFRAGETTES
LONDON, Jan. 27-A declaration
of'guerills warfare by the sullraget- tes, including sorties and riots ,-to start from-today, was made by Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, 'the militant leader, at a meeting this evening at which the action of the Government on the question of woman sudrage was discussed. Mrs. Pankhurst call- ed for the names and addresses of those who were "prepared to take part in s gallant onslaught with me,"
The suiragette leader said that
there were women who were prepared to endangertheir lives in the cause.
Mies Aiiuis Kenny, who has been
very proinlnent in the manoeuvree of the lnilitaiits, declared that the .women would "make the lives of public uien impossible," and in reply to in iiiterrupter said :
“If you are a shopkeeper, you had
better lookout. It is not just your windows which are goingito be at- tacked. We are going to get this question settled once for ali." Many shops have already begun to
board up their windows.
Miuard’e Llniment Cures Distemper.
-_ 1
THE TITSUIT TRUST. GiVE` EXCELLENT SETTTITIE
Received'Their Fee and
the Fire Came as f
Ordered.
(Canadian Pri-ss)
NEW YORK, .l.~~.. :;0~'l‘he excell-
ence of lilo service thc Arson trust furnished its clients wus vividly des- criberl by Mar lxlcinberl-; when he ar- rlvl-ll today under arrest from De- truit.
Kleinberg was under indictment for
urron in lllc lirst degree.
lvl his cflllfcrsiflvl l{l0iilbel';' said he
llziil concllldeil that fire was the best way to iw.-r~~»\'er his lose-'.. in thc tail.- oriug bileiness.
Friends told him r-.bout "Izzy the
painter." '
lic ulrallged with ‘Izzy to dothe
job for $75. Kleiule rg insured his stock for $1600, removed the most valuable rolls of cloth, locked the shop and gave Izzy the key. Next morning he said thi- condition
of the place justified "iz1.v's" reputa- tT0l'i. '
Four more indictments were found
today by the gr:-.nd jury in the in- vestigation of the Arson Trust.
SUPREME EITUHT
The Supreme Court, Charlottetown,
was occupied yesterday with the case of James il. Purdy vs .l. P. Nichol- son, City Sllvcyor, and City work- lnen. The charge against the defen- dants in alleged trespnssing on the plaintiffs propert,-, sydney St. Part of the street was excavated to widen it thereby leaving the roots of ad- joining trecs uirposcrl.
$2000 dl\l‘l\ag,l‘:< is claillléd. MC-
Lenn and l\’T1'Kil.lllon appear for the plalntlfi; li. J. .\Tril'tin and J. J. Johnson for the defendant. The case cus nu,'~-urutu 'until ‘loco 'this morning.
PIONEERS
TTS REOTTLS
(Special by Pliouu)
AIJIERTON, J au. 30-Yesterday,
afternoon a lively hockey match was played nd here between thc Pioneers of Sllmnlcrside and thc iicgnls ol Alberton. The score was 5-2 in fav- or of the Pioneers. The weiltber was blustery and tlle.lall of snow some- what rctllrdcd the _game rlnrfmade it tedious ut times wllill- it iiddell much to the discomfort ol the large number of spectators. The visiting team scored the first goal :ind immediately after one ol the players rccciyed a bad cut over the right eye from thc puck. This delayed the game a little. In the second half the sides were balanc- ed by taking :l man from the home team till Buote of the Pioneers was able to return to the ice. The Re- gnls, who with the exception of Arse- nault are only beginners in this exciting game put up a good fight and almost coritiiluously kept the puck in their o|~poni.l\i.'s territory. Buote and Sudaburv with Woodside at the goal were thc most ofiective on the winning tl-nm while Arsenaulir, |Cnil and Gaudet. shone for the Rs- gals. Tlil-_ l’i0ll°f\rl'i shovrrrd some excellent combination play which was certainly to their advantage and had
their opponellvs' been fzfnillar with it the score might ha been closer. Altogether it was il fine afternoons sport and both teams lmpe to meet again in il.. near futulr. 'Percy 'i`lu~nur ol O'Lear;.' mnile an
_ excellent referee.
\ MANY GOLF T_’LAY`l~TRS OUT.
_ GARDEN CITY. L. I., January 21- T Never in the history oi the Salisbury ‘ and the Garden City Links have there l been so many players out on a Jann- ary day as were yesterday. The Salisbury Links are ln particularly good condition and in many pinch the grass is green _
will
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