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slllllll Pll'_l ls 'llllllslvlll ull AN EVENING SESSIQN.

NITW IIISEIIVENEIJ TIT EAST ATHIEAI

1-on

Almostlncredlble Re ort Re- Bl C w S P

aches London, But Not the Way A d A H . _ . f . . . .

ye, C,,,,f,,.,,,,,d_ Emba';k__ S 6 Sitting.-Jail Supplies and Education Formed Subiects

__.. ` ,___ l of Discussion -School Affairs Now On. '

INVERCARGIIJ., New Zealand,

March 23--(Special)-Tile barkeiitinc Nimrod which in 1908 took fiicut. h'hnckeiton's ilntiii-ctlc expedition to the south, culled here today nrr Iier

rcturnl.

rlhaekelton declined to make any

sir-itcmclnt regarililig the explorations.

The Nimrod cilrrlell ii motor slcllge

for `l.lie use of the explorers and a number of Siberian ponies and dogs.

'I‘lle crew numbered 32, including

several seientitts and had provisions for two years.

IAININJN, Mlirell 235- (Hpc\rial)~ in-

llmllllitloii lliis i‘ciiclll:il l.oii<lon tliill. the Antlirctiu: ex|iedi'tiuli lindei' liiellt.

pressed all along, the way in eutlius

Hliiitzkelton of the ilritisll Navy reiiclic-d the Holllil Pole-.

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Nl] IIITEAITNUUEHT

DEVOTED T0 SUPPL

NEW Yom<_ Mum, g_f;_(g,,,._ci,,\)___ _`"°-""`°-'“'**"-w

Mr' """"‘”"L`"“ S“il’~"T l`-U<lHY fm f-\l€_I » March 23. "fine estimate was $900. He tIiouglitl‘e'ndorse the cheque to Joseph Read

Journey to East Africa in search nfl The House opened its doors to the file Premier Shmllll vlilliiin Will’ the U0.

bil; grime, Igublic ati l2_.5:5 u’_cloc§ _wiIch_I_)eput _animate had been doubled. d¢nta of summei-aide who at tba

From his cO____t__y home to the_.peal'ier .earl in tie c_air. Tiis wi.; HON: MR. t!UMMISKl<3Y explained tim

__tmn_S___p (_(_C_(_ the ex___reSidcnt__;__o_wi:_ia to t the non-arrival of th :the difficulty of making an exwct Pep _ _ ` _ _

V _ " W U" W1" With 5D%&k8l‘ Agnfwi estimate, as the expenditure depended them having nought, from Joseph es of French export create an iln~

routc resembled ii triillnphlil march. land ii number onthe western membelg largely upon the number of prisoners Read & Co.

The greetings or crowns which garb- _°“_ ‘;°“"‘- A5 It WHS Pf°°'1b1°» OW .tie einvnnfnf Sickness. and svforth.

crm _.__ wish ___,___ _*ond luck were “_ ini, o the storm, that they wouldl which no man could foreigll. 1-ie ex- the hard coal it was tendered for h

' "0" “WAV” UU H0811? SAX 0'Cl0CI',, piained that no coal was changed ln Mr. Grady who bought it of Josap

_mme _chews ~_ gp_3éeM;__jg{ui:;za;;il_lmov_e;l that k til ll:0.l and last Yea.1..a account contained lRe

' ' I _ ` 1 els’ 0'¢ 0° in _tw e r’s coal. t

When he arrived at the pier wlilera' th” °ve‘;_;'{,3F_t_V§‘_f_°CI_1 3;; carried- IVTTRTI aMCLEAN_ inquired why in dz

he lloarded thc steamsliip Haniburg_| Th H 1 _ _SION. _ making his estimates for last year What Mr. Grady made c/ut of the

mo ,,x_p,.mment found __ dmsely _mcklg 2F °_ _°“_;fe febumed WH SWUU8 at the Commissioner had not asked- for co . _ , , __ _ ' “.0 c 0° ' enough to pay for two`year's coal? H

lil tiiionl., ;,ni.lliicil toplvtliei and loill HUN Mil (`UViMI ` ' ‘ -

____________ _______ __ - ‘ ._ ____ 'M __-__ f I _ SKIN _ln 1'¢i>ly~ MR. MA'i‘i-iiason said tnereshouia in

» if ~» sw Ll I ill. l_U - 3 iitsuli said he believed all 'ban requisition in each case, mode while working for the good ol th

llc sinilcil :ind Lowell in cordial Sirmspon em" Wnh mgum W the 'out 'by the Juiier, which would con- Province. _

He rcada list of norms of resi

e bought round soft coal at $

HON. JUS. READ said that as t

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° P 'g “O d CIM Him A|0ngWestern Members Detained hy Storm Prevented Afternoon Says New Anlerican Sched-

& satisfsiction in France is increasing

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In New Alberta House of 'Forty Members. One So- cialist, One Doubtful-'

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ules Are Aimed at French Goods Specially.

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PARIS, March 23-(Special)--Dis MONTREAL, March 23-(Special)-

’l‘he latest returns from Alberta ki.

' as details new American tariff con rdicute that put of thirty nine mem_

E tinne to reach here. bers elected yesterday thirty _three are

ton and 30 cents _:a.,.tage_ some of The proposed increase in the articl-

strnigllt. Liberals, three straight Crm.

NCYVHIIVUS, unc independent Comiu-_

pression that Francs has been singled

ad & Ca and he brought the cheque The Bill is regarded as retaliatory them for payment. ivir. Grady was against vending French legislation ing business on his own account.

al was nothing to him or his firm. e hald never made s‘doiiar ou`t of e Government, but rather aloss,

° out particularly, and Ambassador

Z Jusserend's reports confirm this view,

and tends to weaken the French Gov-

ernmcnt's efforts made partially in response tio American solicitation to modify certain schedules of the

French tariff.

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MR. COX suggested that the GUV-

vative, one lzlocialist and one uncer- ta.Jn (McL.eod), with chances in favor of the Liberals. _

Tile Conservatives elected are Fel.

Lnett- Hiludleyn and McLean.

Premier Rutherford had an im.men_

Z se majority,

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______n__W|_______________t (__. “___ __u____M_unS _;ll_lPc1'_rvyA§Ii;i_IiiIllFgi_i_l_l`_been submitted. stitute a record. Was the coal used ,,,,,1 Wm, ,,,,,,.h ,,l,,,,S,,,1 at um , , U' ' _ "_ _ inllnired as _to last year paid for in the year iv er

ilild i:illl'l»i`ity of tho dnllli»|\sLl`ztWi‘EEiTT\ L.3T§_t\V3t(33I(;,.(|;l_?e`1`;HT__’Ln qw First DTST HON' MR' CUMMLSKEY Ucliefved it W

_ I *U01 . when is it was, but this did not satisfy the Op- ti

nment should bliy all the coal they

ant direct from the mines. (O osi-

on cheers)

PREMIER HASZARD said he

' ' - - iV"t)l'rnuI’le 1' , position leader, who wanted to he in-

iRidi\lll<]lt HA*-lZAllll said the writ ormcd what the Loiiiiliissioner knew thought it the duty ofthe Govern-

'md "ee" N`"e‘l H” “"‘m “Ut “UW -not what he llelicled ment to buy from dealers in' the ls-

II'"P “"‘III‘l Sl-“Ui UN fllitu fixed lolz PRIGMIIGR IIAB7./llifl believed* that

fits; rei,lli‘n~ I|_iinui'i'i\v -' . . . » -

land, Any way, if they .bought direct from the mines he was advised ‘that

| __ __ _ _ mllllllllil. l'le the accounts weic ull paid up. He had _lilovii tint. the liollse ieslllnc eliilsid~ one iiidlo the :ncroilnts himself and the loc_i|l agent'f; conimissioii iiwd to ‘iriition of Supply rloine it<~lli~i foi thp fb l_e_/____ we __/_________u, fur this your be paid. lf the dealers combined ulllllliisiiiitloii of _|ll~.tile which had olli ie sliflicicnt. a

Tlbllll' ‘L I ' T T: 'T' I- A W I I I

_ ____ _ ___ _ _ iilei weie talicii up and The items for Qiiceli’u and King's

.lnl-=»1f1‘. il ivgurll in the outlay for l'(I¢,nnty Jails was then passed. Asl to

gaiiist the (lweriiinent then it would be fair to go outside. He held they ought to buy of tiiose who were cho-

MFI B _ NF _ __ __ __ ,lilaiiiteliiilice of _Q\lecii's _(.‘oiliii.y .lulll wal for Prince County Jail Hun. Mr. ing business here atfair prices mn-

. ( _'il ‘.-- . A \ . . . ' H H ‘ muh M (qp""“I’ \H“"‘ -M'~ ('"'“""1HI<@Y .said all the Cummiskay explained that in 1906 the

-The fioniinonlveiiitlr (lowrniiient has HALIFAX March 2,__(qpeC_a___ _I_fU`l-ill; items slich ns conlf were culled 'Jail was burned and the coal with it. I

decided not to offer the I)rea<lnoiiglit'(_ P ’ ' ‘f _ _ _gr y tender. He rendu number of :The new Jail was occupied in Febru- _0 E__K_an___ ___(______________ tu m_____re _ol .eorge arsons, a well known harris- I cms that were tendered for. lary of last year and com was wanted

__,,,. _md p_._,s_,](,nt __f tm, Humax Umm' MR. MATHIESON said that about f‘hc inquired the nrlces current there'

lilo ~ieitlt»li policy of di-ll-lillllirr Auf- A ' I ' (mp half uf the $189 y

___u__‘u' ' ‘ ‘ lty (',,,,,,,<,.,~v,,|;V,, (~,|,,|,_ ,hmi this m,,,.,, _H_»__H_ _ _ - 2 was expended by and bought of John Grady, at the

' ' _,HL '- ' - -UN 0110 Ilulf witiiollt tender. curreiit rates. John Grady did not

BRITISH SAILING SHIP

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ling our own people. (cheers)

HON. JOSEPH READ i-laid hard

coail in 'Sumfmerside could only be bought of Holmans or Joseph Read Az (fo. As to soft coal, the dssllers could buy it much cheaper than the

(Continued un page 3.)

,N3 glllgygmyy in _hlllllllllli llll lzlllllzl lull llllllll IHHIE GUESTS

IILIIEIELIPIEIPII lllllllllllllsillllllil WIIH lllllll llllll WIENLIIP PAIN" -Slllllll Ililll

iul~*.l.iioUllNli, ilin-f-.ll zz-`-A .;ll~ii<. __ *_ _ .___ lug illctilliel- .Ir l..»\.»\_lln~ llmisli ....ll- ., _ . ICI ` i I _ ici. i>Asll, Texlls, March 22-ivlcxli-NI .

` ` ` ' by _

or is In-illi; oilslrll lim; in-en \'l\.';"lt‘ ALH"`L\l"" lm" Miillfll Z2“(u~lieial llllestf COOL( IVI‘1Ke° N Ove \vIl'l declare off llll \\'l19f*l' ‘I“U°35

, .

-v- __,m_-__`,. thu ___).ti_.u"__f tm, mi,,i_.____~,f'f;,,. tleiiielit. A. lllvliiis, coiiiinuiidcr-iii~I f'ab»uV I-Ur Lunuun _"Iam __ Aprll in “rd” t" preve";__a‘Mbre.“lx Tn Fira Deslroyed the

cllstoins. iii ,I report to the iiiinister chief of the confederate veterans and U ‘ famine. For several years pa cX1C0 Dr. ll ollllistoii points out thc-re is NL clmirman of the prison C0mmiS'Sinn f. . - . _ has had to susD€Ud the duty OH Wheat

Windsor Hotel Cornwall-

Britfsli lireirlirint ship i'e.gistcreil at . . (T I “H35 Il' Ullllld- each spring on 8»fCOUIlt DT Sh0\'taE€I T

Glasgow in port at Melboiirnc, and Ltiorgla' mwocmes Chl_0rOf0nnmg CUTI T _ __ in'that cdiintry. _Wheat now costs Dog Gave the Alarm.

tllnt she is ailiivsl. entirely iiiaiiueil "llnillh Who have received the death A allen iloni hoauoii Advertiser, three dollars and sixty cents (Mexil _

bl’ i`orcil:nr~i‘s. Out of ii i‘l‘e\v of thirty "“'“T'm_‘cL;'. U _ _ . It t ly “muh 10') can money) per lmshel 'in MQTCDI I _ one, twenty ei_1,lit, iucludini: the capl "T 'P ‘W0 I” “W ‘"5 "0 "WV ‘l ‘"s~ 5~ VUAUY \~l=sLaway (daugliter City, when in!P0l`l»€f\ f1`0m Ulf’ Unite __ _“___ _“___ ________ m___L__ do “___ ____(_____ ____ _____,._, U,____ t__kc__ _______.___1__e_. Sam U, w,,,_ Mom-“_ U, ,,,_._,L ,_,,,L,,u,_,,,,_,,.,,(, States, and the crop ls exhausted _ (‘,Ol'l.NWAli_L|h0nt., March %2-i(Spie. |<;m`.|i,,-|1_ fph,.v im-iu,l,. ,,,._,,»1,_, _,ll the Generiil l~lviiizs. "No living; man with h=' i ~ ' ~‘ » the iiorder noi l‘1l)_Tl1E Wm 907 H0 9|. UYHWH I.- ~ . . _

luiliwipeiiii nll.tioui\iili<¢:i. l`he l<.n_i;li.~:ll s|»eakin§_1 pilrlioll of the i'rl~\v is niiliiu up of lin Alleilriililili, ii .\‘<-otvlliiiiiii null nn Aniericanl

Qi..

PIGLIIT TI] E

EPIISEEI NUW

__ I

l,»(lNl)ON, Mar. 22--~'l‘lie time having

expired in which the Rev. Hiigii

Smyth Pigiitt, ofthe “i\boiic nfl Love,” Spaxtonl, might apical to the; l'rivy Council, against his sentence oil <lcpriva.|lon pronounced on Jan. 27tb,I file Bishop of Bath and Wells lras

now decided to take the final and ex-l lrlme step of <lepo.-ini; Pigott froml holding orders. 'l`lie sentence of depo- siiion-or uiifrociiiilg, to use ii coin- illon te'rni~wili be pronounced by 1|1ieI bishop asa special servi'ce for the

“SUD

plirposo at the ciitlledrlli. The lllsliop,

of Exeter iiiici llisliop .\`teriini; will |li'oiml»ly tuko part in the :~iei'\'ice.

The order oi de irivaitioii from hold-‘

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ini: any Iiunelicv, i‘l'rciill_v pi‘<;ilo\illcell

lol' tile (‘.onsistory (`oui‘t upon the

llev. l~l. Hiiiytli l’igott, and the ren-I

soils for the action bring iiikeli, will piolizlily hc rciidy by the cliillieclior of the diocese. The bishop will tlicu llilllself proiloliiire the sciiirnre of dc- llo.-;ition siiyilig:-

"ily tile ilflirzrity of God Allniizlity,

the l"utllei', tlic Suu, and the l-loly lillosl, and of us, we dll 'tithe from lille file clerical liiibil, and do iii-|u\.~:c, <|r..'l'l\|li‘. ilvrllmll iiliil ll:-pi'i\‘o tlivi- ol'

_ .

:nfl i.rd.~i', liclivlire, and pi'i\'ill‘_»:e of_

the elerixy.

lt. i‘l-sts wil/li till- l\i.~=inip \\'\il‘ilirl-

_ ._ _ _ _ _ e P 1-

ytli new Iillw things were getting along. _nothing tight this ,w,,S,,n_ but um '_ _ I'i`lie cake was there, iced witli white_.._mdcmonth.» [again Miss whmzh I, f iilnll rlecorutcd with red, forming three who mm the _h.es__,m__ke,.__~ C__nvL,,nM(m 9

’ rows across the cake, and this ii-iI, 1 Stem in t 5 - I - '.r\`\ I

rlillulll witness it. The death cell slinlllll be slir tiglit and the inali who ir: to die .~ilil\;iIil iillinle 'the very brea- th of dl-atll itself nail should die palli- iessly and alone. Any other death punishment is nothing short of bar- barous. Even this is had enough.”

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NEW SKAIINII EHAIIAPITIN

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t‘l.EVlGl.AND, U., March 22-Norval

Baptic, of North Diihotii, the world' ice skating champion, last night sur rendered the quarter-mile honors fo Morris Wood, of New York, in th opening; series oi professional skatiiigl races here last night. The results ef the contest follows: Quarter mile Wood woiil; Baptie second; Nleiso L llilrd; time-, 40 i-4. I

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The weather was twenty nine de-

igrees above zero at 1.30 this morn- ing. `

.\lillaii'<l"~' |.ill in\llt (‘\ii'l».~a(‘l»Ill.~i div.

there is any other service or special prayers. The effect ofa decree of fic-

‘1 I'I‘”I’"~U\|» H-lu iriw located al.

Chentu, bl'/. Lillian, \\c.»i. i.ulllii sup, Portcll by the ililiiiiiis t entre llddtiiou- ist A hlircli, writes a i\esl.'i‘iptlve letter of the events transplriiig in ner pm. sent noilie, and among the incidents _related in her most interesting letter received this wccn is one than brings [out the Uhinaman us an iniitator,aud snows his ideas of mlvertising mat- ter in certain Canadian pulpers. This Uhinanian evidently knew that this advertisement was a most character. isiic and alttractive one, and from the manner in which it is disp1ay¢»d_ thought it was an advertisement of

iifmiéie dsoiiiectlouer in this' country. Pills nhuserbt‘T:`Tim;E]itntc;T'i l):rd£;:ar1s<L;E:e;’ ;;i,l§...r“;l. s: ‘:,"“°“

i s ecome we nown

The following is taken from the let-

tir, and fully explains the circum- s ances :

A GOOD LAUGH.

t “glnce in a while we rind something 0 U-V0 8- good lau h at. Let me

jtell you this incidegnt. The West itlhina Educational Union was holding |rncetings ln the city ; one session meg in this house. We in Chentu follow

_the English custom and serve tea and cake nt 4 a’clock. Mrs. Carson was 'going as serve tea to the members ‘and we wished to help. 1 was still in bed, so told the cook, to malku a

ke O i ki t ld

.t. ._ _. ___ A _ It _ cu . li' coo s ri pref. y o fel- " of

__ t _ ' _ . . _ _ __ H las wor c or ie foreigner' for ul

Tnnnot "t(.et_gd°`(;rvlcellm]T' clilfrcl U ‘long tiiile. I-lc can make a good cake

.' .n , ‘ . - . :___m_T___ te" _:_______ ___i_)___‘;l__l g_]__'_;1"(`__lt:_?_‘_/_e__!`__ ‘when lie so desires, and this day he

_ ' ' . ni de a in er cake icin 't itl iii’ »

Tn °T_‘_mvlt___Ut"___Tw(w`WTo“ "gmm"t' mr lwlltll rcll Ttriliuniiiigs. llvtiliiglitvs

( ml ” U L' Iuet a new recipe or flnl some new

'way of deeornltioli. The London Ail-

ii- I\'ertisei', after we have finished with

_ , . . _ . lin, frequently tlnds ids way to the

Mlu.lrd s Liiilnieiif cures Diplithcria. lk_u_,__c____ ______1 as a proof that “___ _wok

' ' 2 l'reads it’ we give this:-About three

o'cl‘i»rk Perry went ilnto the kitchen

Anieiiean wheat at costs one dollar MNT t\‘/lfnty 0‘l1»1l1 cents ii bu=:liel, and with il duty li twenty cents (gold) ii bushel, gud a nrldrtional freiglit rate to Mcxic

City, the prich"`i?i"Téx1ol‘liltiintl"`

_ [IN NEW PRESIDENT

,_-.-q

WASHINGTON, March 22-Andrew

Carnegie was a caller ac the White House yesterday, he said, to pay his respects to President Taft. "I wish President Taft a memorable admini- stration, and I think he will have it," said Mr. (lairnegie.

Major-General Head, inspector-gem

eral of the Commonwealth military forces of Australia, also paid' his re- peats to the Preaident.

NEWEST SPIIINE ITHESS

I NEW YORK, Mar. 22-The baclielor who looks forward to an Easter wed- ding should provide himself with a buttonliook. I Not one of the masterful kind thai. seizes a button and yanks it into a furdistunt hole across rolls of pro- testing flesh while the vilcillm holds in her 'urentli und, in the words of Miss Eiizubclli A. C. White, president of the National Dressmakers' Associa- tion, “liffs hcr form," for, while _woman in her most iuntnlizing mood ‘will number on her frock 500 buttons for hubby to toy with there will li

PIRATE S TREA>SUREfw»-»» ‘f “ "Y “”

"_°°"_"°"” ‘A KIDNEY slips every time you put your foot

_,_ , , _ __ ,,_ ._ _)'..- .~,.,~-»-<.l’l Ail\"lil i Ni-.\\ \0lll\ .\l:uf‘li .‘_’.---lun iiill _ ‘ “'_'___‘_.__________ _______ ____|_,__,,_,,.

Y _ |’I`empie If the strings in the under I

' I DODD S lnenth" slacken "thc whole of you"_ _'

PILLS.

‘1'n the fable lit-side tile cake was

Idown and the flesh hardens.

I As Miss White explained, when `

'_ , -,, ,. ‘. ‘Ill ri ' ` ' ` ' f'. ’ll~li Wl1 lBl'tl ‘ TL--ll ; . hui iilliiilils lullilul un llll in-lou .lu __’_II__ ____ mN____ ___________ ________________tI\i} “P "0 1" V _ “¢'“°“ “’,thcrc was any annoying excess ln the

ill~l'ript.loli sliid to linvn beeii foiiiill .\'l-.Irs iiaro upon li smile dug f'|'lun ii '|~'~ll\ of 1012":-ut out ofa lioiviiii Unk lrdniid. in liiiilione Huy N.2~l. is flu* lllllizllet tiil\rut.fl'l\i'fl-ll tlionlieiitioii of ll Ti. Ro\\'llel'n of il.i.4 city and .i'l\li.<<‘<l lliin fo sign li r-.oi\fi'u<'f with the o\\'l1oi's "T lllv lallmli miller wliirli lu' will litor- "II.\' Tuul' up fho luirlli illl-l'|'iiiqi1i‘.‘4t of the lliililell l`m'f\ilil\,' lle 4‘.<p4~i°ll-i fu llo- luu his .Iwi-;||il»lis next llny.

'l`l'u<lifioii luis it tllul (link Tsllliiil was

olii-ellie l‘vllllr-y,\~o\i‘4 ol' (lnplliili Kidd :lull lll.~b.mil of ]»il'ufes und limi his "‘T\I|\ the A<`l\'viitlii'r-r often l'u.mc ll’ 'nil-lull' in ‘\il\liolu~ l'ln\ ulierl- the *INTL*

_"_V_ T ‘ _""_l_’| __ __ ___ _"___ _._____| lclrculur box, with this inscription.

:iill 1| l.‘il\i'_'la\ o ie " 1 ' -I ¢\..»l-.» -li-4; those who rnlille ib:_ll one iliuil _ filter the wllule in-1-niiirfpmrtii-ally filled \\ lll_l uzllvl' lmlwul llouli to n. l£f‘\‘llT-I lluolll with :lil nli;_;i\|° \\'Ti|i~ll will-il tiikvil

out held p:il'lil'lu- ol' fold null links ol' :iii old l`:l~dlioli¢'il troll vliuiu. _ I

.\ll' |lo\\'ill~ll_ is :I liylll':ii1Til~ !_\_1\fT-

liu-l'lriliil'l\l eliyglilvei' :uid lil-. _:~'liy.~4 \\illi' m.v(lel'|i llppliillii-ln-i he <':\li_ dill' fl' fI_‘_‘ _ llli.‘|f»ll\ ol' tile \\'llole_i\illl linil lniv fir-_ ,,,,".,. fha; may be lilddeiitliere. li' lheio|

, \ a his 1-[Torts \\ill iinl have

lie, poor fellow, had taken it for n well-made cake, and decorated his like lt. They are splendid imlltators, and clever in their way, every one of them. The cook knows considerable Engllnli-, but when he tries it on un wo pretend no`t to understand him."

(‘.I-IIFIAGO MARKETS.

March 27l~-(Spccial`;--

'llnffli WW* 1°” 'ronoN'ro, March zl-(spe¢iiiii-

,front elevation ofthe feminine figure Itlis stupid llressniaker of other days j.:st "ke-pt taking gathers" till she ."niado a liéitle pocket to put: it in.” I This is no longer necessary, for when Miss White gets through with her ilciiionstration (on living models) Ioi' how you should 'plit on your cc r-

MOSTLY FAIR--SOME' SNOW.

is ii ml' lii‘ S: _\'.` - _ - ' _ ' _ br-eil<~lltil'el\' in \'=\I“f""h"' WL" hm°*Mnreli Corn 655 Fresh nortliwesterly winds, a few

.,|,,."( 4| |lll~;i'~m|ilsulnniel' in n. lTl'lTl.{l1ff\\ iuliiul \ lud u\\ n floni the llnnt .ind

EAHNEGIE CALLS I

EEINTAINS 5IIll BIITTIINSI

'Jlviied by Alex Laplante was destroy- ed by fire this morning with its en-`

tire contents. | Three of th-e guests were ‘uni-ned to

death in the rooms and two mlore severely injured. One will die. I The house had guests and boarder

and those who escaped came out 1 their night clothes. Not. one salve

any wearing apparel.

The fire was discovered by Jsme Grundy-, who with Mrs, Grundy _ wa

a guest.

Grundy was troubled with tooth]

ache and Mrs. Grundy noticed thei

little dog was barking.

She smelled smoke and her husban

opened the door.and found the cor ridor fulll of smoke.

I-Ie seixed his wife and pushed he

down stairs through the smoke t the ground floor which the Brel ha

not reached.

set your -gown will take the entire responsibility on itself.

The 500 buttons are one ofthe ac-

cessories to the ecclesiastical gown. To be strictly accurate al few hundred cases arc merely "applied," and run up and down the straight expanse of woman like so many racers making for xi goal. But from the neck to the hem of the skirt there* are battalions that require ilhc hook.

Minnrd’s Linimenl Cures Diltemper

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(fr9°. ._Ii°f.° .T_‘?_‘l.f_’_1.°!§l9i°_°}t‘2&l_,_

7AN'i‘nn"iMMsniArEi.Y; A num-

l\' ‘ber of bright girls to learn the iillinery lilisinesl-J. Apply personally o Miss Edith Wilson, head milliner ith Moore & McLeod. 3-2Zd3l.

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Want a Partlier? ‘

Perhaps business ls drn glngfor 'cha wzuitof l a hgplng hand,orn little more capital. Mr.-n with

. money and mon with l brains read this paper. You can reach thom I through our Cfanllisd ‘ Want Ads

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Mall Whml' nslglit local snow falls, but mostly

' ‘ ~' T . " L. I -~ ~ ' , ' - `-“`.§`."J\""'}"uf: .llll ffl -i i-~'. » l ll lin- - _ <, _ Mni' “nf” ‘fill ' lu o t til stem mme. < ‘ l --’

.|,,gh"M,u_1_'_\T;_Te';m1,i;:l‘_1,:,1'A:,‘&,;Jf|_ hunlidily oi the city, May pork 317_.5A mr W ‘ a ou c sam P , .

_LITEATH PENALTY ' EIIH KIIINA-PPINTA

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PAIIIS STHIIIE _

NIIW ALL UVEIIL

--- _(Spa-eial)~ A bill making kidnapping-

a felony, plinisliable only by 483141

PARIS, Mai'ch 23--(Special)--At a by hanging, has been in/troduced in

‘mass meeting of six thousand sirik the Bennie ns the result of the Whit- |ing Government telegraph and post lla kidnapping. ,allies employes iltwas voted by ani Tho prl-sciit penalty is imnrlson- overwhelming majority to resume xileiili for lilo, or for such term as the work. _court may llirec-t_

Only two hundred men voted. till -ii

l;AIIlIlESS NIIIITEAGES ISAYS IEEETAHLE DIET I Pllupglily, pllyg ljgly

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LUNIJUN, March 2-Although Nlsa

WILL IIUIIE EHA *

Marie Dressler, the actress, was L00

'*'“‘ ill lust night to consent to ani inter-

lview, it was announced today that

, w,\3HiNC,T0N_ il/im-¢-_\, zpanif you she has mortgaged all ber available Ihave a strong appetite for King Al- PF0l>01`I1Y in ulwiw to pay her com- Icohoi und tobacco and want to be I-llmfy uf sixty pursoils who were thrown Icuwd of the habm just em B vmma. out of rlliploynicnt hy the recent cloa- bie diet for six months.” iflls ‘ff 111'! AMWYCU thvsffer. _

This was the advice given today byl Busliiess at the theater had been

_Da D. H. Kress. ofchls city, in an bmi for some time, and three nights address entitled Dyspepsia and Its,sgo Miss Dressler was compelled to Relation to Inebriéty, before the Am-P1059 th'-l l10“5°~ The °0ll1Pal1Y was erican Society for the Study of A1- PBM 000 W€ck’s salary and idie sec- cohol and Other Drug' Narcotics. Ho ond week’a salary, under the two discussed the evil eriects, of an execs-Iweeks’ notice Clnnsn has been promis- slvc dict and declared that over-eat- led bhern as soon as Miss Dressler is ing leads to drunkenness. "If you Lame 50 EWU” the m0l1€Y~

would not become a drunkard," said -'lm-_-

Dr. Kress, “then quit eating mean,"

Other speakers were W. S. Sprat-

ling, of Baltimore, on Alcohol as ri I l

Cause of Epilepsy, and G. O. Webster,

of Chicago, on Alcohol and Public I 4 1-icaicii. I

CHARLOTTE, N. C., March 22-

Frank Green was burned to death Iaiid several others seriously injured

by H fire which destroyed Biggs sa.nf» tarium nt Greensboro last night. Four iwomeii were slightly injured *by.jump_

1.. ,ing from second story windows.

BOSTON, Mass., March 22-Thrie .,.__._~__

li k , fi f th h d' :vL;l:lts,r:§'l?El be fvevgtugres 'oTn.thii;uye,ifi?§ me thousand d°u” “W9 is tm AGT* Gi-and Circuit meeting at Readvillg ge” that Wm 1'” “°°d T°" T3' tl” Park’ which has just ____e__ purchased country this summer witli~ono..exn¢p- by Andrew J. Weien of Hartford tum’ u sinmax purse having 17”" °f' Conn C M. Jewett 'secretary of thdltemd at Columbus' 4' ' - New 'England Trotting Horse Breed-I The dlstance °f both the hT°‘“di°°’P ers' Association, who returned here race” Wm be we mu” and “Alun” tonight from a conference with M`r.‘ for the scratch hmm' “E W" um “W9 Welch at Hartford, announced that! year' The mc” will b° hem A“¢“°f‘ time win be A thirty five elmuslmrii 31' s”'P“’"”‘b*"' 1' 2 °-“fl 3- .. dcnar handicap fm. “Otters _md ml Secretary Jewett said tonight! that ten 'tlrnusand dollar handicap for* Orla“d° Jones' °f New YO"-lb 'A “ll

pacers in addition to the regular Mae-I horse owner is “°s°°l3t’~"d "ni

__ _ S t __ __ k__/___ of ten thwsan yin c great Reudviile halidicalp _hut Eltgilmillrse, tbest ttawo in three mliie heatgl Mr' Welch .in th” purchase °f T'h° Pm* for ci-Otters eligible to the 2.14 ciasa ‘md l'I"‘° I” “_ ‘UW ‘lays the nnlns 0!

The purses of the handicap Uwe a third associate in the partnership been so arranged that fifteen horses Wm probably be “““°'“`U°°¢1-

will have a share in each. The thirty

Mlnnrd‘s Llrvmelit Chiu Garnet in gow

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POLLING GOES _ ERRILY ON , FOR THE Bd FREE TRIP

The next standing will appear on on, ulnll as the days pass it is be»

Saturday Aprfll 3rd and will include coming ppm, time th-ed by the hope of

all votes polled up to and including- - IM rch 31st and as lon after as its lnmking Sum uf the vwwry which is

'p_;;si_,le ____ Conn," T g _almost within their reach many ol'

I Apart from the free trip with which the candidates are determined to Bet _the winners of the eight lriiliing prize-siinto the lend. In many crises import- .in 'rue Guardian ¢m\i.=.~. \.lii he re- _mit chances have taken place. for the Iwarded, it must not lic forgotten _most Duff- bfvllklllt 550115 fl\I‘<f\_|S\1 U10 Ithut hliere remain for the others ssv- aid derivfd by 5900181 V0t°9 WWF' enteen very valuable consolation ed through MW Bhd FHIUWB-T ¢\l\>9C1'll>‘ Iprm,g_ ltiona. This means of adding bo one'|

| Uompriseii among these awards are_vote is the most: effective and tha -12 scholarships enabling those secur-lgettinl; ¢0Zl‘fh0l` nf 5 lin 01 Wh' Linz them to obtain free, a tlnw class scrtptlons seems the certain means of Iediicatinn; a nplcnlid cooking raiige`pl1\Cing a candidate in the front: 0( Iwith tliermomcier and all the iatestthe list. _ i1m.pi-wyvements attached; a brand new] Taking into consideratilovni the latgu liladles bicycle, and three money prizes lnumbor of prizes to lx, awarded and In the way of awards there is ap- _the standing of the contes'l\in‘ts_at the Iparently ample room for All to in-,present time it does not require much Idulge in the hope of securing aprlm. Iacuteness to perceive that none ol Even those who do not succeed in en-_them are out of roach of A reward-. rolling among the eight lucky travel- Steady, persistent, canvassing for lers will tlnd that their eddrts to win votes will toll in the end and the a leading prlle will have placed them contestant who works in this manner in a position to secure one or other will wltliout fail had her efforts suit- of the valuable consolation prizes. n"\ly rewarded.

The gathering of votes goes merrily (Continued on page 3.)

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