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_ 3000 Homes.

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iris iNsuRAi ` oisaistsn VETERANS IN

INVESTIGATION SOUTH AFRICAS I STRUGGLE

AND

THE LABOR MEN

PRESIDENT

Ai?l“°'Y BIUCIWIIVS T€Slim0ny Continued l'lave Their Claims Aired in Commons, Supported by Sir Frederickl lie Agrees With Them About Chinese Labor

Shields the Sun Life, Whose Securities Were _Borden and Opposition leader- New Schirtor From British Above the Value Claimed- I. O. Forest- ` Columbia- Sir Charles Parsons May be Nova Scotia’s4 New

°"’ "°|d T°° Mild* Real Estate- Governiil' Though Roche, M. I5. Wants it.

Orrawa, March 21 (Special)-The wh.

tlnuaislon of Actuary Blirckadar’s evidence

before the Insurance Commission showed

the Sun Lifo in a dill‘eront light from yesterday when it was shown that ggvbml

stocks, obtained for nothing as bonugcg with bonds, had been written up as assets dt lilhh values. '

Iir nearly every instance it was shown

. charter authorized.

that the real selling value of these stocks was in excess of the written value.

For instances Mexican Light and Power

stocks, which cost nothing and were \ . . written up ns_ worth fcrty thousand dollars in the books were sold later for sixty-ssvcn tirousund dollars.

It was shown that the Independent

Foresters held more real estate than the

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0u'r¢aY. Colo-. March 20.-A mnmmotlr snow slide in the Mount Sneil`els region,

.six miles south of Ouray last night wreck- ‘, T°kI° i° the D""Y Telflimph “E82 Alb ed the Camp Bird mine, mill, tranrpiv-lc." from T“lb°k_“' caplml ‘lf F°""°5“1 iianse, imraina noun in-is a maiag .°i°t° °l1°°=h°°~'2i1s\»°k° ve that Island ,-00,'n_ W||||uu, Creuuuy ,vuu klhed’ uuu was more serious than at first reported.

it is feared thatother lives were lost. A number of mon it is reported, were seriously iniured. The property loss is $100,000. The Camp Bird bunk house, containing 20.) men, and the residcnce'of

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destruction. The slide had largely spent its force before reaching the assay office and 'general shops.

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Nitu' Yorrir, March 2].-According to ir

iiospdtoh to the Times frorri Pittsburg, Ian Maciraren, the Rev. John Watson, author of “Beside the Bonnie Briar inns," will be n nnlacnt or Pittsburg next year. lie has been engaged as lecturer extraordinary for the Western Tireologlcal Seminary and will deliver a course of lectures there. lic will also act as stated supply for tho First Presby- terian church of Uniontown. Tire church has been vacant since thc resignation of the Rev. Asa Mlllhoiiand, a year ago. it is one of the wealthiest churches In this part of the state. '

T0. CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

'l'i\ke LAXATIVE .BROM0 Qulnino 'l`i\l>lcts. Dru gists efund mono if it inlls to nik. W. GRCVPTS, signature ts on slch box. 25a..

12-l4tts6m.

Mcn’s and Boys’ New Slater Shoes _

, .iivsr orsrrt, _,

sitoo vvoiiiii, cone iii Aivii sisr itiizti,

mtv iiiis entities

One of the many ad- vantages over some makes is the firm in- sole the Slater ' has which hélps to keep

w ftor'r`1beln'glut°n'Py. ‘ , ifnpleailant under tlrefoot. , _ _ M our Buniorr Shoe roi' lieu: féet.

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CIOFF _ BROS.. ~»

- Cara Town, Mar- 20-When-tho steamer

. London, March 21,-A despatch from

houses were completely destroyed. 1,014 persons killed and 005 injured.

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lili HUIISI

§uiYollr, from Fiume, carrying over D00 horses for the British troops in South Afrleo,vras wrecked near Cape St. Francis

from the spot where the vessel was wrecked to the plrce where she landed being cstinrnted at from four to six miles. Sirc was much knocked about on the rocks before she izotashore, anti was in

rcmouirt depot to pick up before being put to work. A noteworthy feature of thclncidont was that the mare which accomplished this long sea swim was well advimcedln foal, and, in fact, dropped

probability she met the fate which over- took far too many horses during the

Wilf-

/irm noon Looks vAI.UAnr.1ri

allow their- blood no hcconiu weak,-hence imples. sallow skin, _dark circles under i.’lre eyes. To have a beautiful complexion in Ferrozone regularly. It bringsarlch ruadv glow to the cheeks, nouris ies tire blood and hhereby destroys humors and pim les. or beauty hcaltli and good spirits use Ferrozone. Your appearance will impsovonhundred fold. llifty cents buysa xof fifty chocolate coated Fer- rozonc tablets-l)on't put on-get Fer- rozono today.

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Maiilh

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tomorrow (Thursday) night.

‘ ` 'mar warm nas-`i>ir iavart Arran.

Guardian about' opnsoildation-Consoli- dated Schools, and Qhurches and Cou- lolidatsd Statutes. What does it all

meant _

i ,F sort of thing. _ _

you think so.

dm't 16u~er-er--think wir might o`on- soildats

0'r1'A\\'1i, March 21 (Special)- In the House of Commons today Hon. Mr. Templeman the new Minister of Inland revenue was introduced and' the first division of the session o

He did not see whytlanadlan volunteers Sir Clriirlcs Parsons, forrncrConrmandcr

In Africa should Le treated differently of t.lro’BriI.isli troops at llalifax and now

from those who served in the Fontan acting head of the Canadian Garrison

Raid and Northwest Rebellion.

ccured. - I

The vote “cured on the rhohon that' R. L. Borden supported the motion, enant Governor in succession to into

disabled Som), Amuuu vuturuus hu which was lust, ninety-seven to fifty- Governor Jones.

remunerated by Canada. u ' nine. Mr. Roche, Merrrber for lialifax, wants

Sir Frederick Borden said the Imperial George Iiiley has been appointed to the olllca but neither M. Fielding nor the

pensions were the same as those paid by Hon. Mr. 'I‘empleuran's late scat in the the local Premier desire to open any cons- Canada. Senate- tituencies now.

` there, will probably be appointed Lieut-

hockey game played tonight here between

The Crystals will play the Picton team

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tain Eager: r see ,qi gqodaeai in The

iowboy: Whit Qjéhitilfg you know;

o ning them toRci.her-er- er and that

Miss E.: What a lovely idea. Dontl

StJolrn, March 21-(Special)-liccausr

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with capital stock of two million dollars. In addition to operating a tramway the company proposes to generate and sell electric power. Tire company owns a valuable coal mine eight miles from Amherst, the output of which is to be utilized in supplying power for the tramway.

, Cougha. ealda. hoaraarrags, and olhar Iirroai pilmontz are quickly relieved by Uresnlene tablets. ion cents per box. All drugfista.

Nrzw Yonx, March 20.-The Times says

Lord and Laily Grey will be the guests of Morris and Mrs. Jessup at their home on Madison Avenue, tho week after next, to attend the dinner siren by the Pilgrlm`s lt the Waldorf-Astoria on Saturday, March Iilst, in honor of Lord Grey as governor-generalof Canada. Eiihu Root,-

it is nnderstood,connrm the announce-' lnent by tire earl that all questions in dispute between the United States and

'Salt Agents.

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NE\vGr.asirow,March21.-Intirereturn Because Husband Got Drunk Executive Meeting in the n..c.,»...i..-,f5............i..,,.....,i,.N... to Celebrate His Birthdav, Afternoon and Public

In on pmecwm °r_K-in -ion 1,400 if;*‘§;“;f;';‘_“ "‘° N" “'“““°“ "’“""‘” But Life Was Saved. Gathering in Evening

Tlrerrrcetinfrof tiro Executive of llie

‘ berhusband got drunk to celcbriite his |)h,uuuu,, Church Suuhhy uf P,.h,u,,

I birthday Mrs John Price of Carleton Edward Isiiririhtook place at St. Poul`s

threw herself into the lrorbor tonight, at- S“l‘°°l esteidii “fl~“"'°°“- Til I” ‘WISH tem tin suicide

Y Y € G goodatteniiunce of delegates and many matters of importance were considered

Iler rash act was observed and sire was und discussed und nucesuury bhsmeuu

fesclled in time t0 “VB he' life- transacted. The chief thing ncconrplisheil

was the changing of the Executive from

~‘°-°- anomlnalive body to an elective body,

- - - I* .1 the desire being to have a thornurzhlv

I’r=|iLArrrzr.r»urA, Mar 20.-The nragnlil representative body who will conduct the

cencc of Standard Oil dividends nialres work somewhat after the manner of it

ou seuu 24, 1900' one ,huglu mum Suuceed_ the average man gasp. In eight years home mission board.

uh ,u swimming ushuru’ ,hu dmhucu that company lraspaid to itsshnrclrolders E U In the evening tr public meeting was

l332,(Il0,00iJ,.or more than three times the held at the school, at wiiich there was u amount ofthe par value of its capital. large audience. The Executi\'e‘s report, It is the popular belief, which --_ as follows, was readz-

is also the probable fact, that the

s{ren_t___Rookefeller group acquired its Far-:rrr;mc'roN, N. B., March lii.~J, yul,n,;l:,§:I;é;RmY&;er;p;h:,,t,(;r|h?;'hl:B?;

suclra state that sho was sent to n °“'“°"“mi’ °f me ”t°°k “t relatively L“Yi'°“ Ral“‘°"»b*‘"l“if°"1°f Ammrsbi is inform you that of the four vacancies

small figures. These rircn organised here In connection withabill to be intro- cuuauu hy u,u,,uuiguu,|un,,, of ,hu ,_£_cu),,u .the colvnwmy' ”'""d IH" l“f'""“'y-’“"i d“°°d I” '|’° if’i`¢|"'l“‘“"“ this “'°°k i'° of Sumrnerside Crapsud Albt-rtoh and now it has become the glantoss incorporate the Maritime Power and Kensington th',_eu h,“,e'heu“ shud I, that plays mother to a big brood Tramway Gonrpany,Ltd. The applicants uffurus us 'much pleasure to exteuu u ofsubordinatv 0ii trusts around the forincorporation are Senator Mitchell. of heuruy welcome to ,he Rem A_ W_

it wniie at thereninuntaepot. Eventually P"°’1d- Th” "°“°“" 'l°‘° in S°“il‘°"' M°“m=l»DM'id Mitchell-Dr-C- A- M0' Nicholls, R. M. renown ima F. M_wai»ster she went up tothe front, where in all _R“5si° “med "im P°i’°i°“m l“d“5trY Q‘1°°“ °fAmh°"5if “nd H5"-Y Himi" °' Unfortunately, Crapaud is yet without ir

there and hrought a profitable grlst Westchester. The object is to build an ruuhluuh u1e,gy,uu,, huuhuhuu ure uuteu i'° s"°!d”d'0n‘ Ir' was the muy °°D` °\e°"l° t""mW°y 'mm M°“°m“ t° Am” tained of sccurlrru direln tire immediate cern on earth that could supply all hersttoeonnect withasystem to be con- futuru the petroleum required. An _increased str-uctedin Cumberland countv under a The Bishop has placed thejolut pirish demand accompanied by the inevitable charharmanted tothe Nova Scotia legis- eu ut Geumutuwu Suuulu und Cherry higher price durlnrr the last couple of Inturo. The proposed capital stock is to Vuhey uuuur ,_he'Ru,._ wuhm. Cuuum

If "uhm, had her why every chmhmxioh years, has steadily enriched this greatest bs $430,000. *The company is incorporated u,h,h.,g hhn uu uu usmutuut T_ I.-_ 1-uup,,,._

would be clear and delightful. But many American trust, in Nova Scotia under the name of the Both reside whether ut Geurgemwu und

-l_m____._ Maritime Coal and Railway Company Herve the ueveruruhurulmu hum uhhh lace

On .hrly ~lth and Sth af Convention was

held under the clralrmansirip of His Lordship the Bishop, which was well attended and at which certainsuggestions were made for the improvement of our Diocesan or-ganlzation, full particulars of which will he laid before you.

Our work this year has been materially broken in upon by the illness of the Ven. The Arciiileacon. We are glad to have him with ns, and sincerely pray that he may bo restored to rr measure oi his old vigor.

.` Wg- rw' " ' ‘ ' I Within tlieiast rriontlr wc have been v ._ We / called upon to mourn the loss of an old

- / and valued member of our society-F. W. _Q Hales for many years Superintendent of . ` ’ ` " St. Paul's Sunday School and a most

_ - ' devoted follower of our I.ord and Master.

-_ The chief items of the evening meeting,

- -' » ‘ which was presided over by Ven.

Arohdeacon Iieagh, \\ ro the three

' _,` - , splendid addresses delivgrad by Rovs.,`

FM Webster. A W Nicholls, and R M Fenton. These were clear forcible expositions of each speakers ideas as to tho best means ‘ of advanclnrz Church work and it has rarely been the case that three speakers have ever followed each other with such pleasure and edilitatlon to an audience as was the case witirthese

secretary. of state, will he one of the_ “p°“k°"" principal .speakers at the_ dinner, and will, _ _

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T0 OURE FEVER. CHILLS, AGUE.

fillldii I'.°.l'f,,.'2°.23 °f.‘ii'i°i'.'; i,f.§'..°,§l`.i“i`.f'°.l NW‘ii'i‘“°`” i' “° ti."iiiH."i i¥2ll“‘i‘° ii”

. » - lrv ne. wen a rr ot.

huccessfnl termination `within eight or “'5l»5\`ll“`¢° liim°!_.,d,‘U{ DW. mil! SWB! ten days. Amomz the issues in question 'u'f§,Z:'y|l|°1i|'::v°h°i':le'?17u1uhd"i|_g::°.:f&or‘:°?!; U0 me Pf°l¢°l"°“ °| UW nihefl" ill ague and chillsand removes thalrexoiting

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siewboy (miss v°\1\'=¢¢>: Yes Gear., ,,'?,,;:',e hu, ,,,,,,,u,';,; ,,, ,fu Ffh' `i°~tervliia¢ii'L'i.'1'itinr°.'i prix: lar ascii;

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the Newfoundland fisheries and mine; ghgioyfggf' uI,:',|`s p;Q.f;,§§ly’ 'hug "°B:f,'§

bvlllldlfy d|BP\\l¢H~ lsasant to taste its opular with every- Ozone tthc coupon kind) we give you free Chu 1 M ¢ P 'F

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M iiisrd’s Linimsiit iisiiaves Nsuraigim guaranteed. " "Y “gf

Wasrrrrvrr-ro:\’, March 2l.il(Specirii)-A

large body of labor men wtrircd on the President today requesting; the cuirctnicnt

grass.

Tlrcsc comprise the eight linux- law,

safeguarding from convict and Chinese lirbor and against the perversion of injunctions in labor tllsputcs. I

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House met at fl p. m. Hon. J. Ii. Uunrmiskey, Coirinilssinncr

of Public \Vorks tabled tlrc reports of iris tit-par-trrierii. lic explained the mer-its and advantages ot' the steel bridges con- structed at Moreli, at Acorn.-=, irnd at Mooneyu which he claimed were perman- ent works anti creditable to the Govern- rncnt.

Mr. S. E. Reid rnovcti that the Bill FC'

fcrring to Registration of Births and Dcatlrs he read tr second time nlrtl taken into consideration by the House DB ll Conrrrrittec cf tire wlrolr. Ile stated that this act would be of real value. it would enable tire Government to keep propel retorrls oi’ all rnarrirrvzes anti especially of births nird deaths.

Mr. Matlricsoir ol_jtc`erl that the niil

was not what Mr. Reid descvlbcil it to be. He referred to marriages but nothing ox- ceptrbirt/h and deaths are mentioned in the bill. He thought thi: records of mirr- rirrges were at present well kept.

Tlrc Leader of the (iovernnrt-rrt tlrouglrt

that Mr‘. Mntlricsoir was out oi' orriur' iii commenting on thc clauses of llic Bill

before the House went into tfornmittco.

Mr. Mathiesorr asked for u ruling from

the Speaker and lion. J. li. Cuiiririiskey took ir lranil in the irrgurrrcirt which ensued The speaker' dccitlcd that liotlr Mr. Matlriesoir anti Mr. Cuiriirriskeylucre out of order. llousc wcirt into roirirrrittcc with Mr. Clark in tlrc Clralr, but the bill was held over, while the lIou.~c reported

progress.

Mr. Huszarti rrrovorl that an Act to

amend an Act intltuted. "An Act to re- gulate the Registry of Deeds and Instru- ments relating to the title of land, and to repeal the Laws heretofore passed for that purpose." be read a second tiinc rind that the House go into Committee the Act clause by clause. Agreed to airtl this occupied the House till ti p. rrr. when I adjournment was moved.

Mlnard'| Llnlmant for sale evsrvwliere. ,

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Ottawa hockey players iigairrst their opponents, the Montreal Club, in ir match for the Stanley Crip was notorious and the Ottawa newspapers st-orc tlic cupiioliiers terribly. One player had his nosc broken nnvl his face cut by tire brirtirl attack of an Ott-i\\\'n player. Anotiurr' Montreal rnair wus vicicusly ilttirrkvti and so seriously injuretl that he hail to be sent to the hospital. This outrageous work, cruel, vicious and brutal, up ncrili and professionalism down in these Mari- time Provinces are dlsiztrsting the dcccnt public, 'and soon the professional rutllirns

will play to empty houses. lt is liiirh| time for the press to tirlrc this iniitlcr- up in earnest.

WE GUARANTEE

that Solution of Ozone if taken with CcleryKing,tlrc well knowntoniciirxative will cure any known germ dlsciisc_ Rireumatlsm for instance or Kidney ttouble,Stomi\ch trouble, anil all Sunr- rner complaints such an Uoiic, Malaria, Dyiientery and Dlarrlroea, but rcinemlicr that Solution of Ozone should |\lwi\ys be taken with the hrxativo indicated. It does not cost you any more todo this because with every dollar or50c bottle of,

But Noi on Othcr Points-Indiana Miners

And Operators in Conference Fail to Agree, But Resume Effort Today-

The President in reply indicated in

general his irccoril with the petitioners in regard to Glrlrresc labor but differed

ofthe labor measures new bciurc Con- v rndicnlly cn ihc other points.

I.\`iriaNAr'ur.i:-i, March 2l.~(Speclal)-

Tho Joint Ucnfuranee of miners and urine

operators was in session all today but no nigrcciricirt was rcaclrctl.

They will rrroct, ugairr tonrorrow.

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IIUVIHNIIHSHIP

0'r'rAw.\, lliurclr ill.-The govcrnorship

of Nova Scotiii irrril \\‘lro will fill the posi- tiorr continues to bc one of the lirellest topics in thc corridors of the House this forenoorr. Tlrc irarrrc of Senator Mc- Kc`en was put up, but this scerns to ire oil” now urrdGt'orgc lililciieli, M. I.. A.,0 Halifax, is occupying: first place tonight.

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LONDON, March 20.-`Admiral Ncison's

“General l\lernoraiiduin," being thc Adrrriral’s autograpliil: instructions Issued to the captains on [lic eve of the Battle ol' 'l‘rnfiilgar, was sold at auction at Christ- lc's to»diry for' .‘,§ll>¢,Uiiti, being purchased by it bookst:llcrrrarrled Sabin. Some oi tho authorities of the liritish Museum were present at the sale, and it is said that the purchase may lrnvt- lrccn rrrndc on their bciialf.

'I`lrc docunrcrrt indicates the pliiii of

birttlu, and is rt:irrar-liable because it makes no provision for trnythirrg but victory. “In case ir captain is unable to make out ir fia;zship's signals," Nelson sirys,“lre cannot. do very wrong if irc places liis .ship alorigsido one of tire cnemy`s."

The whereabouts of the niemornnduin

was not krrowir until recently when it was found in thc possession of a private firnrilv, which lrnri been unaware of thc chirracter or value ofthe document.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Crrrc/mo, March 21. - (Special ) -

Corn, llec., fill. Corn, May, 4-li \\'lrci\i. “ TT’ \Vheat “ 771, l_’ork, liiny, $16. ill Pork, Jan.. $itl,;!.'r

1906 C_artcr’s 1906 SEED CATALOGUE

Now ready. Send for a

copy. it tells how to get and grow

CARTER’S TESTED SEEDS

and contains a vast

amount of valuable infor- mation for FARMERS and GARDENERS. We are mailing ro,ooo copies throughout the province. If you do not receive a copv by mail drop us tr card and we shall lic pleased to send you one.

ADDRESS

CARTER& C0., il '-ll. ssrsnsmsn

-rris r~vsr.rt rirwo co.. imrnnrzrrnuo, os'-r.

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Sworn Average Circuiatiohs to Dec. 3o_,`o5 Daily 3,043; Tri-Weekly 3,i28

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