seriously. -
THE HEW SHLTHH
BAD
- -ras uns-1- News THE
FIRES
ONE INCENDIARY
IN.
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Eight Italians Perish in Tenenlent I".ire_`M0re Interest Than Ever The Free Trip-Ladieslid Blizzard on the
Caused by Black Hand lncendiaries. . 'lY'i_|.l..__Rj¢__0'ciV¢ '[|_l¢fl"T M°£;E.n!.“9F I EIQEETQ” ~ '-'°'l¢° V3.3(-*Y» T0
Four Children Burned to Death. A Where ‘They l!'0st'o_n.' ,A in West
naw YORK, April ao--(Special)-~
Elshg persons, tive of than children, were burned to dearth and fourteen others inilhred, some fatally, in an incendiary ure ina tive~story tene mmt house on Spring St., occupied by gwanty Italian leaniiiee. ` The blaze followed. a demand by members ofthe Black Hand society for payment of $1,000 blackmail. - lt spread through the building with
Swrmag rapidity as the hallways Wm soaked with kerosene oil by the Blaclrmailers. 1,, the panic which foliowed the alarm the tenants folllht their way down the are escapes or 1010.900 fI‘0m the windows while babies were thrown from the Windows into the arms of policemen on the sidewalk.
SYDNEY, April 30-(Special)-A
disastrous fire occurred in Glace Bay when four young children of Stephen McAskill were burned( to death.
The alarm was glwen by a uit;/,ht
watchman of the Colliery who noticed f1ames'issu'ilig lronl the roof of the building.
The family were in bod at the time. The eldest boy, aged thirteen, who slept witlrliis brothers and sisters on the second floor. threw 'tho youngest ’child_ out ofthe window und became badly burned in the effort to force his fifteen year old sister through the'
casement. I Finding the egress impossible, the
girl rushed down stairs through the flames and was burned to n. crisp.
Three other children were so badly `
burned- that they died almost in-| stantly.
Thechildren ranged from six to
twelve years. The house was com- plebsly demolished.
Three other cllildren were badly
/burned and one is not expected to re- cover. .
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HTISSITH ETTHTIE I
EHTEHS THHHTE.
The Bosieged Persian City and Starving People Have Been Believed-
: ""
raslllz, april 30-(Special)-The advance guard of the Russian nlzpedi- tion under Gen. Sharsky that left .luis on the frontier a few days ago to relieve the beleal,-;ured city, enter-
ed tho galtes this morning.
It brought supplies for the starv- ing people. 0 < its progress_\uas.11ampere<l but not
. . -4.
Til THHE THE [HTH
WILHELMIHH TNI]
Hlllll PHIHTIESS
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Reported Uoing Well and All Holland is lubilant Over the Event.
HAGUE, April 30_(Bpecial)_Wilh-
slmina, Queen of the Netherlands gave birth to a daughter this morn- ing.
The condition of her majesty is
most satisfactory, the infant princess' is doing well and all Holland is celt- bratiug the happy even't from one end of the country to another with ex- .prtosions oi joy and gratification such as have seldom before: been w'i't:nessell on the part of this placid people.
The political sighitioance of the cc-
curreuce lies in the fact that there- is now an heir to the throne of the Netherlands, a circumstance that very greatly enhances ithe chances of the country for continued independ-
CONSTANTINOPLE. April 30-The Cosnatitutionalists have lost no time! in bringing the conepirators in the rccenlt rising to trial. The Military Court sitting in the War Ofiice, con-` demned 250 prisoners to death, and they were executed. The Nuticinal Assembly under the, presidency of Said Pasha decided that the Sultan Mehmed should take the oath ol the constitution within a week. The Assembly also rulillcd the de- portation of Abdul Hamid to Salo- nlkl. The new Cabinet will he comple"ted B turd .
6 Sy
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"THE HTHTTTTEST BUE|§tTl
EVEH IHTHTTUUEETI
LONIJDN, April 90-The accumulat- ed wea/ith and liquor businesses are
made to bear thu burden of the $78,- C
810.000 deiloit oi the fiscal year in- curred by Old Age Pensions payments
01160.
and the ruce with Germany in the building of llreadnoughts.
The House of Lords muy throw out.
the budget entirely-but this is im- probable. -
Increased income taxes, death es-
tate nnd legacy duties, a. tux of 20 per cent. on future increases in the value of lands, taxes on motors and; stamp taxes on the sale of property are the principal levies upon wealth,
The Government gets revenge lor
thc rejection of the Licensing Bill, by increasing the taxes on pulalic houses. and the custalus and excise dutiesl oh spirits. Atax on ull sales of liquors in clubs is also imposed.
The first comments of members of
lmth parties indicated astonishment at thc sweeping nature of the chun- g-es in the country’s financial systeni.
"The muddcst lilldget cver intro-
duced," i~lir_l<‘rcderick Banbury term- cd it during a speech in which he de- clared that the new budgét included very lad on the face of the earth.
Min\|d's Linimei1tCu.‘~s Distrmpcr .
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EVERYBODY TALKING Aaoura rn ls
' ' -_ . ' "1‘lle money will be divided into two
prizes as follows. The lst prize cf
_ -”°*"”_-°'°`°"°“”””‘“"" -~ ;10_00 in gold will be given to the
T B. Roy Holman has just returned .from St. _ John, where he made M..
adequate quantity of that arrive lugs- CIMB Daisy alnd Delmar Chocola/tes -for The Gunrdlban's entire part.y,'wl1l|l¢
on the Bi* Free Trip. Further pa,-_ ticulars 0 this exceedingly generous offer will appear later. A# 011° ligunis show, the “Big Free 'l`I`iP" contest is getting mor, meg;-_ estiuig as the end draws nearer. T
The votes polled_ for the past wggk
H_EBl'¢gate more than for' any week *““°°_ the C0mPetition began. Many candidates have changed their posi- tions. ¥1\ "Q\1¢en‘s County District"
M188 ETIIYIIB MB.CMl1lB.l‘_|, Cornwall' lumped from fourth to second posi- tion. Mlss Eva Mutch, Earnscliiie, has 50°F 00° SUD higher. Miss Liz- Z1_¢ D- Blligar, Bradalbane, makes the big stride of four places. Miss Mary McKenzie, Cavendish, again goes 8,. head one step, as also does Miss Ruth Campbell, French River’ ,md Miss Laura Baiu, Roscberry,
l_n_ “King's County District" Miss
Alice M. Beers, Murray Riverp has scored one place.
Miss Alva Gillespie, City, is gm.
first candidate to reach the 900,000 mark, und this again leads all other contestants in the total number of votes.
During the past week Miss Emmet
Mcil/iillan, Cornwall, polled the en- ormous totul of 125,940 votes lead. ing all other candidates in this res- peut.
The following candidates have poll-
ed over 15,000 votes since the last count of s. week ago :_ .
Miss Linda Smith, Pownal; Miss
Emma McMillan, Cornwall; Miss Melinda Jones, Pownal' Miss Birdie
LStevenson, North Rive 'y Miss Lizzie
rl
D._ Bigger, Bradaibane; Miss Alva Gillespie, City; Miss Irene Wigginton, Bridgetown; Miss Mabel Howatt,
grylon; and Miss Janie Ramsay, Port
1 . Every possible convenience in con- nection with The Guardian's Big Free Trip to New York City and return is being arranged in detail. Eacli mem- ber of the party will know in ad- vance,inl fact there will be published in this paper, their post oilico ad-
can receive mail matter from any- where. and thus be,in communication with their home and friends all the time while on the trip.
Whille in Bostcn meals will be par-
taken of and thoroughly enjoyed at a big special table ln a private dining room ol the Commonwealth Hotel. There will be' served a. grand variety of food in the Hote1's best style which is saying much, as it has the reputation of an excellent service. The lady waiters at the Comlmon- wealth, Boston, as well as the color- ed gentlemen waiters in W.b‘lte's Res- taurant, 1162 Broadway, New York, will give very special attention to The Guardlan’s jolly party. -
Owing to inexcusable neglect on the part .of the tlrm that makes the illustrations of The Guardlan’s con- testants, it will be some days before any more can appear. All orders have been turned over to another ilrm. and no further trouble is anti- cipated.
Every candidate should keep in view
the two “special” prizes of $10.00 in gold and $5.00 in gold as per oder elsewhere in this article. This money will be paid as soon as it is possible to count the "special votes" afterl 8 n. m. May 6. In appreciation oi the good work bein: done The Guardian will BTW $15.00 (Fifteen Dollars) in gold as "Special Prizes" to U10 0nD\ii‘1°T»°9 who poll the largest number of special votes" from new and re- newal subscriptions within the next two weeks.
These "special votes" must be re-
ceived nt The Guardian Office be- tween 8 ls. m. of Thursday, April 22nd and 8 a. m. of Thursday May 6th, and the prizes will be given to the winners a few days later--as soon
candidate who polls the largest num
above specified time, and the secon
ls th second
lent Dpportunity For “Special” f§f,',°,f,“‘,§§;,*;,,”,§’,2.,g,’,§,}a, ,-,,,1,,,.. ,,,
“Th” M°"“i0K Daily Guardian of £03' 22 is fast becoming the chief “MC 0! couvereaticn in both town ,ne ‘°~'“¢}”¥. Iwerybodyls wonder-
hzdllgltltmltuwilleéolilillike and Whig
A er wi east in. '
'mule at siiniciént to atatftuat it i. ° ml" “ill-*rent 1.0 any ner hemezar Drevloui y azpsared. Wamm
. eir own ideas f what anew;
"W '\‘°\1l<\ be' and slioul<l` do sad'
the members of t u hters ot :lustre will maiemsnzll E 1.1; euaiih: ,ng-th” #Wersi appearance 'and reas- ' "mIl;li~l\l-ter of the~nbove issue that "d_ I he old friends of this paper. hmm" W\\0 are now thoroughly it Ori' With' it, will not recognize 10'” analile that it is the Charlotte- ." th “Indian except by its name.
"0 will be special articles from
or ¢
ghmoléggtgwnei this Province than
umnlthat issue llrma will have an ex-
°PP°'¢\|nlt| ot telling tens oi*
thousands of readers about the ad- vantages oi their business, and 110 advertising will appear in tho "spec- ially" reserved section of_ The Quar- dian of that datli' the "Special" columns, of reading .maitter hayv ` the ladies, except the “spec al" a` ertis-
ing for that ptarticulnlt issue.- ‘Not more ,t an iii/_e cents will be asked lor eaeli‘co1>y of the paper. but sll who desire can my any larger a-
mount they wish, for the re- ceipts from all such sales and ai such "s`p`eciai"` advertising will be for the Anti-Tuberculosis movement. The Guardian will receive no more lor each copy of that big issue of from 20 to 24 pages than for the regular eight page paper and only the coetof setting; in type and inserting each ad- vertisement. Thus the net‘t receiiilti will help stamp out' that dread mal- ady Tuberculosis. .
But Monday's Guardian will tell
more about what the ladies will do.
above In the event of two or mor
imp cha money will be-e_q_usl1y divided
nla prize. V ,_
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
lfrenlzérnaiiisiwlfa tliewliite oeaay C... 'Ltd-. 00” Fl\PP1y complimentary- an
y 'rue following--rl 'the vote pol_l _, I0 ing of 'each candi
MISSEB
Smith Linda
‘ ldcmlllan Emma lttenougau Ida la.
Jones Melinda Stevenson, Birdie.
guehanan Janie tr-iglit sets B. Mutch Eva. ' , Pickering Della Bigger Lizzie D. Fraser Annlc B. McDonald Mary _ssery Emma R. McKenzie Mary
rake Grace
sixipbell Ruth Stewart Mary Gillis Sadie F.
Bl1in~Laura
llouglas Irene
'tewart Charlotte Hampshire McNeill Bessie New Dominion IeKinnon Belle Pleasant Qrovo McLeod Catherine Hartsvillq McLean Annie B. _ Culloden
McNeill Katie DeSpb1a
CHTOWN AND ROYADTY
ADDRESS
Pownal . Cornwall Kinlif-on Pownal North_Rivq~ Brookheld Vi.°l’»_°r1a
Earneeliiie
Clinton
Bradalbane
Mayfield Bellevue Union Road
Cavendish Cornwall French River Wood Islands Grand View
Roseberry Hunter B ver
Gillespie Alva 84 Upper Quqn Beer Winnifrad 287 il‘it_z_roy' " iclnard Charlotte West Royalty Smith Florence 45 Bayiiebd
Walsh Jennie E. Blnnmerside metliarall Annie Aliiagtqn
Beer Wlnnifred McDonald Mamie Stewart -Elva Wickham Lucy
Montague Georgetown Montague f Montasue
dress for every day so that they‘
Wiggington Irene Morson Muriel Fraser Addie M. Campbell Jennie 'McLeod`BeIle.` . Riley Sadie
Bridgetown oardiwan
Mt. ` Hope' Milltnin Cross Murray Harbor
Milburn `
'Taylor Caroline
e continued: 'I have reigned 33 years,
,llow Much 'Will Be Charged Each Paper. An Excel- 1.... of -~.re¢1=»1v°w=" within nd
. . _ 0 ~, »
Advertising- candidates receiving the same num- ' °“ “"““T' '“‘ m""~-~~»~-
among (hum, *.,i.v..--i.-.-.-.s=1\i2!ilvI1».» ~‘~»-tv Big Freej.Tl1p contestants and their
' ‘ ' t tb a . brother Mahmoud 'wall. Any ath-
‘ttiE>s:d§o‘i“3r‘i?i\gghi-ii£iH‘1TrI;`i‘lzeseb;g l»ET'x‘S\i1tun would 'halve had him isillid, Britannia tiff .. Ltd- Hel - ` 0 v
April a0-(Speeial)- , EAST WXND AND RAIN.
april want .... 11z._ -- April Corn GDL) TORONTO, May l-(Bpeeial)- 1 _ May Wheat . . 124; in-ssh winds, mostly easterly, elector ‘_ ' May_0orn .. . 11| rain in the west extending to' U00 , my Pork .... . .. sim: i,emee_.¢;.a&ll¢ I
Beers M. Alice Campbell Maggie Fraser Ethel B. Martin Mary Bell
Murray River Fairfield Red Point Glen Martin L. Montague. Valleytleld E, Morell Abney' ~ New Acadia
. Harmony
McLeod Florence Arseuault Mary Moore Adelaide Doucette Mary Yeo Lauretta J
Ellerslio
Tryon Port Hill
Hopgood Pearl I-Iowlitt Mabel Ramsay Janie Hudson Ella P. Davison Bertha Wright Harriet
Lea Cottie
Costain Thursn Mimlnlgash
Araenault Eleanor Abiamia Village Gallant Mary E. St. ntli'6ny` Neililgan Julia Bleellahlt View
Enman Jessie Victoria
New ` 'H700 _
Casenmpee 425,120 _ _ Beldeque 362,960 _ -_
Vote Poligd to Vote Polled bo s ani. ii-il aznd 11 ein. Apru. 291:11 706,760 ' ' -1*-" 801,900
-- 753,640 -- 735.900
719,200 580.220 492.040 418,540 417,360 397,460 381/060 370.840 364,120 341,650 342,420 342,300 290,940 287.950 264.740 230,960 228,120 201,820 179,600 148,700 135,940 76,400 36.500
621,100 _ 613,100 _ 039.000 _ 500.420 -- 410.G_60 - a0e,sa0 _ as4,1oo _ aes,440 _ 305,100 _ 330,000 _ 311,000 _ 331,020 _ 2 a,40o _ 116.100 _ 106.440 _ 214.200 _ 151,900 _ zos,a40 _ 217.1441 _ 111,410 _ 153,300 _ 14a,ac0 _ 1zs,0so _ 13,020 _ aa,as0 _ _
nls'r1uo'r. I
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_ ' - (TUB Prllidl.)
sa0,10o _ _ _ .__ __ 020.140 more _ _ _ _ _ 001.100 210,010 _ _ _ _ _ 011.480 izaaao _ _ _ _ _ 102.040
xsusxsorou-s's1nn isp .41.nan.'roN nlsnuor. ' wwe mlm.)
011.360 *_ “" -"° -v- -- 899.220 119,180 _ _ _ _ -- 803.060
ll0NTAQI_JE,_- Glll0"l‘0WN~ BOURIB EAST DISTBICT
(-Two Prizes.)
nse,100 _ _ _ _ _ 001,040 119.810 _ _ _ _ _ 042.040 1141.440 _ _ _ _ _ 015,140 244,020 _ _ _ _ _ 250.500
KINGS'8 CUUN 'i‘Y DISTRICT.
(Four Prizes)
510,120 _ _ _ _ _ 001,160 384,120 _ _ _ _ _ 452,120 345,500 _ _ _ _ _ ase,ase, 153,340 _ _ _ _ _ 260,100 195,280 _ _ _ _ _ 109,190 150,020 _ _ _ _ _ 1ss,ss0_
14§,azo _ _ _ _ _ 155.800 14 ,130 - -- _ -- -- 147.120 00,100 117.020 10,210 10.1110 59,210 60.400 4s,9s0 54.760 30,900 30.900 10,960 12,060 4,360 4.300
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PRINCE COUNTY DISTRICT.
(Four Prisl)
190,200 _ _ _ _ _ sza,s40 011,060 _ _ _ _ _ 168.800 4lls,920 _ _ _ -- -- 519.080
435,820 405.100 231.640 254,100 44,1110 39,040 1s,0s_0
,400
263,660 - -- -_ _ -- 214,000 _ _-' 44,120 _ _ 35,040 _ _ 11,110 _ _
.400--_
nlvnsin suillll
lin in ul
LONDON” April 29-The Daily Tele-
graph givcs the following, v_0r.uon of un interview Abdul Hamid hu~l, lifter he had been dragged from the ilnrl-ni, with a cofrnlmittee, conslstifd of two officers, twolseuators and 'two deput- ies, who bad`been sent' to apprehend him: ' ’ "On seeing them he turned pale with fear and cried in terror: 'Why do you want my life 7"
“'l'h‘ere w-as no reply and .Ahduh
but I have done _ill to_ nobody. Why do you wa/nt my life 'll' _‘lo reply was vouchsaied, and the Sultan proceed-
‘ ed' 'I made war with Greece, Why do
if v ._ ._ _ _
"The six delegates still remained
.silent and again the Sultan rim-lie, saying: ‘For thirty yedrs l treated
00.~ A
, ii wli caged wantmy lit;-1"h 'A . ,
, h oe - "Alter ort punilse \n‘ w me ‘ >-
,lI1?'irt,oT‘l§1°eri09tl0tEi‘_0 sghtqrlfdiga »:§0i pitifullyz Q0iily let me lite nm1`l .viii H ‘ay
will the trip. Gnd 00° 'Nil *-0 dl if do .all that.you wish. There was no
the seventeen who win 'I'h0fG\lB!'~ reply and there was another pause, ` , dlanfg Consolation prizes. The flrmn; lunge, ,md mor, lugubi-lous_;na'n the ' r <` ,.-/.f--`-_ ;l BDDOUDDGIDBDC lh0ll‘1d. lib cnfdflllly 0'-_het-5_ 'mm Sung” pgllggg 3 spggra, ,R w____ --- ' ` \\" “Hd EE". 91.1 th’ °°`°‘mE°“°' M5" then tottered ‘to his heat aufl said; , . .
lad-ies are working hard to secure not ..r°k°` me to the Cmrshm .rhino Q vi _
only the trip but a valuable Briton- with my |‘n.“’_ I “,'h°rn mme;
/. " ‘
l\iiirard's~ LialmentCnres Cold 's etc, ' A _
_there let me dle.‘ "
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,- Mlnard’s Linlment C ir hrh er
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l s
'rue ramps-atiii-e at a ifeloclr tlila
morning was 30 above zero.
blinard's Linimeut C»ur_es__Garget in Cows' .
Condensed Advertisements
C (ras wa me _anon-l
DECK goat' iorfs-i1_le'1` ary and _ crawls go with her. Appy to
Ronald Drake, Morell' Station.
-' 5~1dfr7iPd.
FOR SALE, a good la1'BV York' _ shire brood sow. i.. H. D. For ter. l 5-idrlw.
WMrinfTs maid, 'ny may 10. aio
Kent Stl
EP Y.SAl..aRY, expenses and
raquirsl to ull vacancies with
bright man,-1iard.iaa’t stock. varletins approved by Experirnmtal farms. guaranteed. Complete outfit- 10001 Nh' ply now, stating age. Luke Bros. Limited, . Nurserymen. Monvreel- - . - ' __s-l<i1ai.
Did* ou make n mls-hit the llnis yomemoloyetl 01° laat."heIp.” _
Don’\ worry. Tllcfl lf* mst |_ll'°l¢‘ .."' ...:.:°.:°.l-.1.»--i'»T4- in n want All. v
*qs-nuns nr
i
~ l ,
locall news agency publishes 3 degpfm ch from Sa/loniki. saying it is oflici-
to he tried before a constitutional court ma-rtia\l--amd- it- ~is ~ geaaera~ll'y~ -‘bers -~ lieved a sentence of death will be pas-
sed.
H PHTTVIHIIT A T
if -_Sf
STORM’
STRECORDS
Lakes and S’Law-
rnadoes and Gales 'and South.
yeeailki: ‘gee elleaii- alsarff was sale sogseétafesawa M31 ' CHICAGO. april 30-(special)--'rlie
_ _ 0 V a.|n. url I! Pl' - 0 an - Svorm which meme co-lnexistent over
date to 8 a. m. ot Thursday Apriinnd. almost the entir t img
tluasws oonlrrr nrsrnlor. - ° °°““ 'Y ‘”`°"‘“
(Ten Primm) e all record in the number and- variety
0( freakish atmospheric disturbances. 1|* U10 middle west there bavg been
most spectacular happenings among ¢h°“=an<1s of accidents wliicli aaalli 595'-'ll Mid ruin on every band.
A score or more off lives were claim- °d “S *-011 Md Property of immense "all" dmfvyed by ii tomme which =W°P'¢ H Inrse portion 01 uia south.
A blizzard is raging on the Great
Lakes and snow plows are out in the northern part of the States.
Little improvement in these condi-
tions is expected during the man, 24 hours. ATLANTA. April 30-(sp¢¢isl‘,._n..
tween 25 and 30 persons dead in Ten- nessee, Mississippi and Arkansas and SCOTUS iD‘.Tl1I‘ed, were the toll of 8, ge;-_ ies of tornadoes.
During the night the telegraph wing
ETHHEIT MEETS
IIHUSEIJ IJETTH
-_-
FREDERICTON, April 30-( Special;
-Samuel German of St. Marry's died very suddenly at Plaster Rock from poisoning caused by eating caznlned goods.
He was taken 'ill immediately after dimer. The authorities have decided, to hold an inquest. ' Deceased wws fifty years old and
leaves a widow and six children.
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TTEHTH SEHTEHTJE Ellil TBTTUL .HAMHT
LONDON. April so-(special)-A
ally announced that Abdul Hamid is
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- HT 'ETHLHTTUSIE
The results of the Dalhousie Uni-
versity examinations have been post- ed. Provinclalists take rank as fol- lows:
FOURTH YEAR ARTS.
lily H. Seaman, Charlottetown-
French, High First; Latin, First Class; English, First Class; English, Second Class; Philosophy, First Class; Education, First: Class.
THIRD YEAR MEDICINE. l
W. V. Godin, Bristol-Passes final
M. D., C. M. Examination; Materia Medica. and Therapeutics, Passedr, Pathology. and Bacteriology, passed with distinction.
THIRD YEAR ARTS.
Harvey, D. C., Cape Travcrse- English, First Cllass; English, First; Greek, First; Junior History, Firdt; Philosophy, First; ,Constitutional History, Second. .
Laura M. Raynor, Enmore-French
Second Class, Elrglish, Pass; Philoso-
went down all over the south on botih sides of the Mississippi for hundreds' or miles. ' - "
It was a gusty, threatening n:i|,'ht,`
with here and there a pull of wind, which knocked tram over and isolalted Qmafny sections for hours. T LOUISVILLE, April 30-(Sp¢¢iiall)~ Several persons were killed in last n.i|,'htl's tornado near Franklin Inu and the Down of Hillsboro is blown away.
MONTREAL, April 30-( Spgcialy..
The city and surrounding country is in the grasp of n uecond big mqw
storm. this week.
On Sunday there was an unusuailiy
heavy snowfall and hopes were freely expres-scd.tha-t it was the laist of the
9085011. but it wars not to be.
At bhle outset the storm assumed
the conditions of al blizzard, but as the storm progressed tho tempera- ture rose und thors is 3, prospect 04
rain.
EHANEE EEHHIHE MAY Dill HHTTS
The General Strike Ordered
Throughout the French Re- V public Btlgins Today.
PARIS. April so-tspecifili-'nn m'°'n`°W 15 MBV' Day, the daly on which the National Federation of La. bor liens urged laborers throughout tw, Cffllliffyl 00 jo-in* in one diay's Strike ln demonstration of the stron- gth of organized labor and its pro- neet against present conditions. _The police have issued orders' pro- h‘biYil1£.' all parades in Paris tomor- row and rnlucb uneasiness is r11alrt1'ient_ in the city regarding the possibilities of the duly.
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HTTHSE HATIES HJH
EXHIBTTTUN WEEK
The following Race classes, on the Charlottetown Driving Park during Exhibition week have beenidecided upon.
TUESDAY SETT. 21st.
Champion stallion, owned in Mari.
time Provinces, Trot Stake, purse $400.00.
3 minute class Trot Stake, open to horses owned on P. E. I. only, purse $150.00.
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 22nd.
2.18 class Trot and Pace $300.00 2.27 class Trot, 2.30` Pace $260.00 3 yerar oldi and” under Trot and Pace Stake $200.00
THURSDAY SEPT. 23rd'.
F'-ree for all Trot and Pace $350.00. 2.35 Class Trot Stake $250.00. 2.40 Class Pace Stake $200.00. Nominations to Stakes close 5111 June, 1909. _
Passed in Latin, Greek l Mathematics, A, Chemistry" a?lgE£: cutlon.
It is to be noted with Pride, that
‘Miss Seaman has made a most. ro- marknblo record throughout the whole ,oi her college career.
In Prince of Wales College she was
the winner of the LePn.ge prize and T ol the Anderson Gold Medal which lg the highest honor conferred there.
plly, Pass; Geology, Pms.
FIRST YEAR ARTS.
W. J. Mcl.eod, New Glasgnvw-I’ai+
lil-lh, Chemistry and Elocution.
sed in Elementary Greek, Iiatin, Eng
D. R. Fraser Whlm Road Cross-
Inl Dalhousie College she entered There 11111101' year, taking htr degree in two years.
She graduates not only with dis-
tinction, but great distinction which
isithe highest point ohtainable.___`
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TORONTO, April 29-The decisio of the divisional court in the Kinrad case given, today by (lhanccllor Si John Boyd, leaves the matter i quite as hopeless a tnr.\._le ns it wa _b_efore. Lawyers on both aides see iornewhat at a loss to know just wh has yon, and to give chain chanoet
postponed to Monday nlternoon. Th court refused to quash lhe warran which Coroner Anderson is9\10d I0 ing;-ones Klnrnde, sister of the mur
:IE-Deliaiii fiiriaaiction only within N own county of Wenuworth. or city 0 Hamilton. Wbild Mi95‘Ki“"*d° E' 'mains ill Toronto she is therefor safe from any wjarrant which Dr Anderson may 151010-
Tbe court considered that cer_tlo rnri proceedings had been taken to soon. Nothing had been done yet t
rants, which was done at the in stance of the crown, was a minister lol nota _udicisl act, and sherntor
As to the point of the inquest Leia conducted in a manner to mane it
Jvexetious proceeding, the court c
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,take stock the inquest has -been again
0 that Coroner Anderson's warrant, in 0 spite of the oourt.'s ruling, emi ‘yet F bs made legal by being backed by a
rl but decided that ‘the coro-
justify them. The issuing ‘lf W-lf"
did not come within their purview
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u pressed opinion that ‘the exam'inati_on e of Miss Kinrade was perhaps an ex-
rilmllsting one, bllt did not judge an n to justification for this. There' might S have been extenuating circumstance. m The crown has by no means aban- 0'doned its purpose of getting llline'Kin- o fade to Hamilton and placing -hor in
lbs witness box there. It is elilmdd
‘ Toronto magistrate. If this feih it Els the purpose of the crown tio issue
5 what is known as a crown omeer's
I subpena, No aubpena of the kind has
9" ever been issued in the province, but ° lt: is provided for in English law. yet
~ it is very seldom md in English
courts. It can be iss only on the ersonal a licatlon ol the attorne
' P PP " ‘S general to a high court judge. In-his
application the Qttorney-gciltfal lrlllt make a declara ion that ln htlopln- ,lon the ends of justice will be lived ' ,by the appearance in court ol ‘tho °,,person served. Disobedlence oh this ~ eubpella is at the peril of the person 8 gwhn receives it and very severe penal- H' ties can be imposed for lt.. ~.
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