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THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ,EIPIIUI Ill
~ PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY Nllllllllll I3
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Il Yfrongle Over Returns. Oyster Fisheries Dis-I . ___' I
cussed, 'Estimates Promised for Todoy und
Budget Speech Tonight. ` lmysllnweslwlngand
Wednesday, March 29.
The House opened to the plihlic nt
4 o’clock.
fill. WARBURTON presented the
petition of A. E. Morrison and oth- ers asking for amendments to the Game Act, also a bill to give effect to the same. -
'l`Hl<J PREMIER presented the peti-
tion of Percy Pope, Secretary of the Anglican Church Convention, praying for all amendment to the Act 42 Vic- toria, Cap. 19, and also a bill to like ellect.
HON. MR. CUMMISKEY tabled rf!-
tllms. asked IOP hy Mr. Kennedy, IB"*1df*Il"1U€. Mid l\’ll‘. Delaney.
Mil. KENNICDY (lirndnllinnc) com.
plniiied that the return to his in- quiry regarding cold storage wap in. complete. ' HON. ll/IR. RICHARDS thought the information given was ull that wus in the public interest. It wus not de~ sirahle to disclose thc lilisliiess of private parties.
MII. MA'I`HIESON suid thc Storage
_Company held zi. public clliliter its securiges were gliiliuiiitecll by' the
(Uvntinlied from'|lage'1) `” `
IIIXJIEIN IIIIBEIS
Mill IIIIIII
Spl-cinl to The Guardian.
AIIGUA, Prieta, Mex., March 29-
llil-ssugcs from Governor Torres over lhl- Federal wires to Anglia Prieta iliul messages to the relief Junta here show that the rebels suffered a ile- l-.isive defeat near Urea rm Monllny_
'I`Iie rcliel losses are placed ai.
siwi-lli._l--live lleail and iiilliiy wolllid- I-il. .
Ml-.ssuges to the rl-liel .luiiiii plnel-
lln- uilmhcr of federal dl-ad at thirty.
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til MIMIIIIIIIS
IIIII .IGHIIMINII U IWII IIIIIINSI
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O'f"i‘AWA, March 27--The Conserva-
tive members of parliament, especial- ly tllose from the West, who have livin indicating anti-reciprocity senti- iiiruts, got further food for se'i'iolis iliouglit today when Mr. Fielding liilniglit down another supplement- iiry return of additional communica- tions received by the government in irsiiect to reciprocity. Of sixty-six memorials, letters, etc., received .<ixt_v~folir were in favor of the gov- l-riimcnt and only two were opposed, The enllorsations came for the most hurt. from the West and indicated tho ciitiillsiastic sup`port which _the pro' posals receive among the western farmers.
(‘on.-ititlie-nts of Messrs. C-ampl.ell_
Staples, Schailner, Sifton and other \\'cstern opponents of reciprocity voice in no uncertain language. their conliciiination of 'the stand taken by the-e gentlemen, who they declare luiSl‘cpresent rather than represent their electors. Most of the communi- cations came from non-political grain growers’ organizations in the prairie provinces. The secretary of the (ii-nin Growers' Association of Car- man, Premier Roblin`s constituency, writes that Mr. Roblfn`s supporters iii Dufferin regret yery mlich th-it he has so absolutely misrepresented the popular opinion and he declares that if the question of reciprocity were Pllll to a direct vote it would carry by live to one. The only two dissenti-ents from the geiieriil chorus of approval were the board of trade of Ingersoll and the l.illl-rnl Association of Saanich ill. ".). in the frlilt growing district-
PLAY ON ICE
IN THEIR BARE FEET
(`A'l‘SKILL, N. Y., March 26-A I0-year-old girl and her 9-year-old brother, harelegged and barciooted, Ill hilly on the ice covering B pond wb the entrance to the Palenville Clove, ilitracted the attention of Washing- ton .I. Saxe, a town official, and his wife as they were driving on the mountain top this morning. Return- ing later in the day they saw the children, rosy checked ‘and rugged, still running about on the ice.
"Aiu't voli cold?" queried Mrs. Saxe as the girl paused and rested Hu one foot.
"Nope," was the reply. "We only
wcnr shoes when We go to school."
Mina:-d'| Lfnfmeut cures Dandrud
IHI IIIVINIIE
IIIIIEISI lil
Special to The fiiilirlliuii.
I.()NI)()N, I\'lnl'f‘Ii 20 -For tho Iirgl,
time in the history of thi-. liritisli lin- tioil the reveiiue lol' the Iliinncial yeaii has exceelleil .l.'200,0lI0,000.
The total silnls pnill' into tlir ex-
l‘lil‘l|\iri‘ l|u|'ii\_g iil`I.y-oiie wi-rits, frniii April I, luui, ll. nlnrrli 25., lull, rliliolliltl-ll to .i.'L£lli|,'{.\fti,liIi~I.
IIUSH III [ill IIIIIIS
iiliAN'l‘l~‘Oitl), tint., Miirlzh 20-
'l‘here is li .coiltililiell rlll-lil to the Oli- onllugai oil fields. Noi, only luis local cnpitul been ilivestell, Init Toronto and l’etrole:i iiivestors :ire iiiterested. Mr. Howell, who owns ii lrirgc furlii on wliicll he is liolv getting li flolv of forty lillrrels li lilly. nt li net riite of $1.50 n linrrel, luis refused $100,000 for his property. A 1irii'iitforll syndi- cate has plii'cli:iscll the llougllis fnrm, udjncent to the l-lolvell property, for $20,000, :ind will put down fifteen wells.
IHIIII INII IIIIIUIIIN
BETILIN, lllarcli Zi;-The latest
ilrievaiice to he given impression to by Cernmny’s cniniicipnted women grows out of the old custom of call- ing unmarried women frallleins. ln a public protest just isslieil the suffra- gists declare thnt it is most immoral to divide womrn into fralls nnll frau- leins. They strongly insist that any woman flill nge is as much entitled fo be called fran as any male of flili age to thc title of herr. They add that it is time that this “silly annch- i‘onism is ahlzliilloiiull."
CARVED GOLD RING
REVEALS MURDER CASE
NOBLESVIf.Ll<l, Ind., March 26-A
trunk filled with the almost complete parts of a hlihiau skeleton and with them on the hone, of one hand 8, cur- iously carved ring, was folinll here a few weeks ago, and was a nine-:lay mvster and then interest gave out
I I Ilettcr from the widow of a lirolher I
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Public attention has asain been dir- ected to the find by the receipt of 8.
of Eugene C. Woodmansre of Dan- ville, Ill., identifying the ring as one that belonged to Woodmnnsee.
Woodmsnsce came here 40 YW-V5
ago to \vell Miss Sarah Virt and pro- cured a license. A few hours before the ceremony the l~.~ridegi'ollm disap- penrell and was never licnrll of again. The bones were found on the site of an old roadholise that had flourished near White River about the time of the Civil war, and it is slllll>OS€ll that he was murllereil for the $500 which it is known that he hail.
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oilrilnio Pnlsou nsronill
(l'l"l‘AWA, l\‘inrl-li 20-Hon W. J.
Hanna explained the work the prison reform system of Ontaiio to the (innadian Club on Saturday. tell-
- f it. lccess .iii one terse re-
lllllrl? of 1: jillililriner, who stated that
he would dread to go lmC'.< £0 T- 0 central prison, but would he asham- ed to go hack to the Gul-.lpli prison farm where he was treated so ile- (.,.,,¢|y. Iflnrl Grey attelllli-xl und INV" my nplircciiltive nlil|l1\.s.~=.
ISIINII IIIIIII
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United States Consular Re- ports Count on`Growth of Sixty Per Cent
Special to Tile Giiurdian.
WASHINGTON, March 2ll-If'reci-
prority with Canada is effected, l‘i'ince hlllwarll Island will probably lil-clinic the large exporter of agricul- Yfllful lh'ollllrf.s to the United States, llvcolwiilig to the (ionsillar reportd.
'l‘iie value of the articles exported
hy' i’i'iilrl: lflilwnrll island to the Unlt- ed States for 1910 aggregart-cd $322,- 70ii and if the Caiiadian reciprocity lflicf. is palsseli hy (longi'eSi-i it is fore- castell that trade between the Island and the United Sltates will increase at least 00 per cent.
IIUBIINIE Plililil
IN IHINIIIIIII
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KINGSTON, Jamaica, March 25-
'l‘lle bubonic plague is prevalent in Triiiidad. A quarantine against that island has been established here and this is likely to 'result in complica- tions.
A report to the loclil (loverniileiit
states that the steamer Wentworth, ‘hound from Triliillad to ii Gulf port, stopped off a remote part of the sou- thern coast of Jniiiaicu, und, lower- ing li. simill bout, sent a stowuwny froln Trinidad nshore witiioui. inspec- tion liy xi port doctor.
Gill IN ENGLISH EHINNII
LONDON, March 27-A furious gale
has been blowing for the last 48 hours in the English Channel, with snow blizznrds. It has completely disorgailized the mail service and caused a number of minor casualties.
The steamer Finland, which arriv-
ed nt Dover on Saturday evening, was uuiible to proceed to Siouthamp- ton until 10 o’clock this morning Nearly all the telephone and tele- graph lines between London and the Kentish const have been blown down.
Tile Spanish stenniship Setiembre,
from Pormnn, Spain, is on the Rocks oil Scilly. ’
SEES INDIAN IN FILM
SHOW AND SHUOTS SELF
SHARON, Penn., March 26-When
the climax to an Indian iight in la moving picture film was being shown last night at lthe Gem Theatre in South Sharon, the audience was startled to hear the report of a pis- tol just as Red Cloud, the Indian chief, received a death wound from the revolver of a cowboy.
Everybody thought the shot was
part of the performance until John Schuster of Hamilton /avenue rolled from his place in the audience to the floor, unconsciolls, with his hand clutching his right thigh.
Alter the young man had been rc-
storcd to consciousness, he stated that he was carrying a gun in his pistol pocket, and becoming excited during the fight, put his hand on the gun and then accidentally' pulled the triggel-.
COMMUNICATION
TIIROIIOII PROVINCE
AND NITII MAINLAND
Yesterday the Minto left Picton at
7.00 a.m. and docked in Georgetown at 9.50 n.m. She had 30 passengers, 37 tons freight, express and Tues- dny’s mall, consisting of 100 sacks. The passengers, express and mail
train which arrived nt 12.05 p. in
` NIIW WIIIIIKIII "
MIINIIIIIHIEII
An Eight Million Fire Des- ~
slulu uns s s~ c ll Puiiull
COST $27,000,000
_ , ___ Have .Many Members Thro-
Special to The Guardian.
ughout the Country. Many
ALBANY, March 29-New York
State's magnificent $27,000,000 capitol A .
rrests Being Made
stands a partial wreck by the flames that started in the Assembly Lib- rary, burned away the entire west wing and did damage between $8,000,-
Speciul to The Guardian.
BORDEN’S RESIGNATION I
C/3
AGAIN UNDER DISCUSSION
.i..é11.-_--
But Conservative Members Sign Petition Asking Him to continue us Lender. All But Six Were Signers
Special to The Guardian. bers asking him to continue as lead-
TORONTO, March 29-An Ottawa er and was signed hy all the 'mem-
special to The World, (Independent bers who are in town except six. Conservative), said: This afternoon it was selnl-of‘llcial-
R. L. Borden, leader of the Opposi- ly stated that Borden would-not sub-
tion, will hand his resignation to the mit his resignation and that for the Conservative party today. present he consents to continue the It is understood his determination lead. ' to resign is fixed, but the party gen- His future action depends upon the erally, who are with 8, few_ exceptions treatment he receives from his fol- behind him, are hopeful that they lowers who have given due warning will be able to induce him to retain that he will not stand for much mor! the leadership. of the treatment he has recelvvd in
g rartrssiiensu. M
000 and $10,000,000 before the flames were declared under control.
The‘losses include the state library,
containing 400,000 volumes, among them the most. valuable geographical works in the United fzltates, together with pi-iceless llocumeats, some of them dating back to 1770 alul irre- placahle.
The Assembly and Senate libraries
were filled with thousands of volumes of law and code books, also a num- ber of documents and manuscripts that can never be replaced.
The finance committee room in
which were stored drafts of all the appi-opriatioil and other bills of pres- ent session is also destroyed.
CHINISI HIIII III
IIILIIS $2.UlllI.lllIll
OTTAWA, March 27-The Chinese
head taxes this year will likely ag- gregate two million dollars, owing to the stricter enforcement or regula- tions. Last year the total was a- round $808,000.
IIIEISIIHI IIIIIIIIC
LONDON, March 27-Treasure trove
to the value of $1,250,000 is reported from Jersey, where it was uncovered lhiy Athelstan Riley wh-ile be was pull- ing down the ruins of an old manor house built in the thirteenth century, with the object of using the stone to enlarge his present manor.
The discovery included ancient urbs’
filled with spade guineas, coined dur-
out the whole country.
LISBON, March 29--Mundo, the of-
ficial organ, states that the provis- ional Government has just discovered an important monarcbical secret so- ciety called t-he Sabonaria, with branches and many menibers through-
Numerous arrests have been iiiade. The departure of the Portugliese bet- ter classes to the Spanish frontier continues.
WIINIIII Will IIII I
A petition was circulated last evan-
ing amongst the Conservative mem-
tlie past.
(See also on page 4 )
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IIIIUISIIIS SINI »
PIIISIIIN IIUII
Special to The Guardian.
BOMBAY, March 29-Two British
crliisers were ordered today to pro-
CHICAGO, Ills., March 27-'l‘hal;l
Mrs. T. Schenk, the Hamilton, Ont., woman who is held for the murder of I
BEIIIHI Hill Illlliki
ceed to the Persian Gulf and crush
9 Filibi-».t"Y‘s rho Pr- f`fl:'-~.~-i~.-
arms to the Persian relolurlonists
A battalion of native troops and
two rnolinted guns were sent to aid
in the work. I
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her husband, a wealthy resident of,
.Park Ridge, is dying was the state- ¥ A
ment made today by Coroner Hoff-| I
;nan.dShe husi not eaten since the' ~ - rage y, an has been unable tol . Sl€0D» “I do 'not believe Mrs. Schenk. .NEW Y-ORK' May? 2B:f1I0l;ndl" will live to be brought to trial," de-’(’aym.“" Just relfase Hom g e li? dared ML Honmam HI have reliable-al prison at At aénta, .,ia.,FwGere e reports that she is dying_,, ,and his partner, enjamin . reene,
‘were sent for frauds estimated at $2,-
- £000,000 in tue contract for the savan-
H ‘nah Harbor improvements, arrived
| | here today, a. physical wreck of his
lformer self. He had to lean on his
_- Ison, John Gaynor, when he posed for
LONDON, Ont., March 25-Hon, the newspaper photographers.
A-dam Beck was overcome while as-I “I alll an ill man. I've got locomo- Hiutills the firemen to extinguish a tor ataxla and I'm just out of jail. serious fire at his cigar box factory I have nothing to say worth the say- ,cin Albert street tonight. The chair-ling and I'm very tired. Give me a man of the Hydm~E1ec1;i-ic Commiklchance to get a little rest and I'll sion was with the two firemen nom- ,tell you anything you want. but not ing a hose when suddenly thc th,-eeinow." »he said.
of them drop ed to the round The
D g .
recovered sufficiently to crawl out`I Mr. Beck walked ihome. The fire started in the dry kiln and caused a loss of $8,000. The loss of the dry
léiln will cripple the plant for some ime.
ing the reign of King George III., and bearing the British arms on a
spade-shaped guinea.
DlR"|6 ,RESCUE OF 'AIILZA CRAIIG, Ont., March 25-A
li i ‘ ' '
Su nwu FLAMES 221;.. 22 ::.‘;.f:;‘s.';f;§:.2.§*i,.';:;
m- North Middlesex Liberals today. F.
NEW HAVEN, March 27-At a fire L_ Fgwke, M. P., and W. M. Martin which destroyed the house of John M_ p__ were the chief speBke,.s_ June; hamos in the West Haven, during Hleajy' of Strathroy, was elected p,.e_- lsst night. five of the Six children Of sldent. and `s»,muei Gillies, of Anas the family' were saved by being cmig’_Sec,.etM.y_|
thrown out of the window by the fa- _li
ther to Thomas E. Dlinn, a neighbor,
who caught each safely. Mrs. Dunn. who had rushed into the house, saved the sixth child, a boy_ who did not escape unscathed, having both arms OTTAWA, Man 27__.There are 5°°"ch9d- The PTOPEFFY 1055 was counterfeit bills of the Bank of Mon- 32000- treal, of the denomination of five
”i1""1""` dollars somewhere in circulation to
the amount of $5,000. Notice to this
effect was sent out yesterday by the
"As DUCTORS oFFlcE bank to the principal commercial es-
Au estqblishments It would appear from
WINSTED, Conn., March 26- ' . the celebrities in “Uncle Tom’s Cab- gzeuxaggrilgs tnltflibige gzofgggrfelts are
in" were in line for a street parade _,__;,,,_;,_,_,,,_,
Eva. V
"Where is littlg Eva?" waigcdha ' (T99 13;, for 0ia“mcM_|°n_)
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§l`.i.I.‘l.lI.f'.. tI`e°pll°§§w .l..§"`i....l°"-23.... li BAKING BUTTER. 21c iv at ran-
heaven.” Alter being held up half sm ,_2"'i______l‘_I;’Il-_
hour the parade started with little BOY WANTED at Central Market. Eva in her accustomed seat. _ Must be strong and of unques- It was announced that she bail ‘liven tioned character. 3-29d3i._ to see a doswr Iqr tfsafmwt f°f B 'naman FISH, also Dried Pickled 1=0I'~I~ and Smoked of all kinds at
in Tliomaston yesterday except little
'I‘anton's. _ __`3:?§d8fpd.__ If
CDN ITCII TICKLES
AN ENTIRE TONN
WILKESBARRE, March 26-A prac-
tical joker has kept half the residents; of Couyngham scratching their irri- tated skins mlich of the time for a week, and yesterday the school board endeavored to_ find and punish them. They suspect the joker is ii. school- boy.
The afflicted did not know what
was wrong at first. Some thought it was an epidemic of hives. The skin grew red, there was B, slight swelling and ‘the irritation was continuous, while the number of _lthose affected grew.
Then it was learned that it was all
due to “cow itch,” distributed in the school, in two lodge rooms, the post- offlce and at a horse sale, evidently by some practical joker. The school directors heard lthe joker procured the “cow itch" by mail. He may be publicly dogged if caught.
SAYS OIRL’S NOSE
SIIONN DISPOSITION
CHICAGO, March 26-"Look nt her
nose; that tells how to avoid matri- monial mishaps i" These were the words of Professor Alfred E. Wills of New York to the students ofthe Northwestern University. Professor Wills continued 1 "The broad flat nose is aggressive. The big nose with a hump is a conquering nose. The best Inoso in woman is a thin, delicate and medium size.” ` _
According to Professor Wills' dir-
ections, the young man debating over a life vocation should feel of his nose If he finds himself with a broad
' IIAIII & SIN' ' " Bnsnon Hmanmo. .l_'iew"1¢ll: .,,,,,,'1,k,, Join, wammakln or .lini-
“'*' In BRPFGIB. Hill/08 *nd PIU' W lrew Carnegie, he would be a success-
V110 LET-one half of subscribers
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BE .00 a.'m. esterday and docked in tered in that period was thirty-four gms* For ,ale by Jam D_ 05", 124
.___._.____--~ ' ,mn an sucks mini. she leaves at yesterday WM i f Y' W mm
` 7 00 a m today for Georgetown hove zero and the hi§I1¢9f» W? | y‘
, _ ~ '- ' ' d r b ero. A nne p.
Wllat matter if -the clouds hong low? I in my Snviollr filnl l;=lief.hm . wggiierpllgsssingtslgsii freight. GXIWBSS *W0 f;_"°,‘;.t°§l&‘;l°t ",t°:fMf ,,m.,_y_tw° de_ what m°tl'°" II th” bleak wind” of an my Joys ml! miltlmhzf trull-. yA specNal train left this city yes- green above zero. The coldest tem-
blow7 God mmm' W 9 1 (; r ,town perature recorded the previous niEl1*»
Wli k “rd” at `00 or so g ' was thirt -four degrees above zero
at matter H I may not now tt r what I must resign taking n number of passengers, er- Y I od in b twcu-Ie
The rea h tl s things are No ma e _ ' _ The length o t ay w l>.,
swson W y le 8 N0 matter h;,)wHNhei||:::g;e2i?iPne prszldtslflnllaylhllghll l§ll>‘Il(tTierrI1iImacc<immo- |10"¥`H and ¢hI|`lY"SlK ml“‘\f¢f‘~
G d ei I ill be true. If I hut wit s fg ‘ I 1 , The tide will he high this morning 0 r mg' W ., 'By If-'23 lrefgzll Tnsvillllmllla (lirllllr-`.e' tlilfilfdlnslllhn ngélgnlllgllalxllxlltelhlllgl at I-0.52 and tomorrow muruiui: at
Whet matter if my friends are few- " ’ fi | t, | c ch W c, c. 11.23. what matt" when they are or f bar ue be frail cdltiilillnnlrlxzlxltlegn Lxhlgrty mlanut: llrlllcilllld The Slln B008 f-“IB ¢*"'9“I“K at 0-24
who? No matter in ml; l'll1l 'breast 'the the Summerside accommodation train and t0\1\0FF0W 1'-VHIINK at 5-253 It
What matter what men say Of 0°? I" `I°°"s nm ten minutes inte. The cope 'rmverne rises tomorrow m0f"i“t at 5-45 and
what mam" what Gnd Mads me gale' ll l hould fail nccoinliiodntion train nrrived in the Saturday morning at 5.41.
1 a e ee is .
through? N0 matter i m ith* ,hr v,»\_ ¢~liy in tiluc. Tliere will he a new inoon this He relimn. I will he ¢"'°- My ,“."‘,’,“‘:.f,,,,':,‘f, 1 Z," ff, ,,.f,,. " I _______.__.... morning at 8.26. 'rue moon sl-to to-,
what matter if this life is brief? “’ ` ' I N' ‘ Minarfl's Llniment for sale evsrywhm morrow evening at 8.04
wilsl mason ll rv.. ton or urls"
'rue Emi Grey left Georizetown at green above zerv The warmest r°si=- Marine and stationary gasoline ell
7 Y picton at 9_35 a_ m, She had 20 degrees above zero. d Great George St. Phone B94-J. passengers, 15 tons freight, express The l0W¢Bl’» t¢ll;f;P`\?f8'I1\l:')°de\`g"`f;;d‘;_ 3-°30f_l_§1_l¥\-
FDR SALE, pure bred Holstein
I)ominion.____‘__,_____ 3---Blidrilip l. *_
SPBUIRI t0 Th9]`?“H\"1dIa1(;1- st ng ea! I.. P. Tanton's. 3-28d3lpd. ,ful merchant; if he has la long noslf,
TORONTO. BN "1 T" ' " ._ 1 .p rt'cularly if it has a ump in t e
terly to northeasterly winds, gales ANTED at onca two eMmbE‘mald<llle and finds his prospective wife
girls must have references. Ap »
off the coast and light local falls of pl at the- Ru" Hotel s__aod3ipd .has the same pe,,u||M.1¢y' ha ghougrj
were brought to this city hy speciallraiu or snow. -Y - ' - ~ ,'- ‘break of! the engagement immediate
. ly.
. del-ni _ .
The Minto leaves today lit 7.00 il.m. The coldest ¢0l¥\D0l`Bf»“\`° |`°°0|`de,d h°“.“ °“ 0"l°b“|' st' Mo ) f-----A-~-~ » ~ ~ i - ~
i t th ee o- conveniences, rent moderate. Apply
fin Picton with passengers, 4 ears lastkniggiit naggnayevwilésthaty :Wo de to Sidney Grey 3_30Jn __
'"'"‘l freight’ 4 “rs ons' 2 ca" 'pm cm I g at that-hour il; anna 'DRY oaili s" I the
THE BISHIIP III
Nlllilllll IIEIIII
Special to The Guardian.
HAMILTON, March ZW--~-R,ht lisv.
John l‘hilip Dlimozilln, fish- p 0%
I~.,_i\.l» _.-ll. I. 5' il! -l; nil. I
was educated lu illnltr _‘- .
SIH JINIIS WHIINEI
SIIIS MII. iIii_IilNli
ls nil mils
Whitney, commenting today on Hon. Mi- Fielding’s remarks at Montreal, regarding the anti-reciprocity r.-solu- tion passed by the Ontario legisla- ture, said:-“I should say that Mr. Fielding was angry, and if he gets angry again, perhaps he will say more asto his real feelings. I re- member several years ago talking with a gentleman from the maritim-e provinces, who was neither a poli- tician nor personal enemy, and bore no ill will to Mr. Fielding, and h-e remarked that Fielding is just Where he was thirty-five years ago. Hn hates confederation. From his boy- hood he and those from lrhnfn be took his inspirations kept their eye on the New England states. They could see nothing else, and.to-day Fielding can't get beyond the pro- blem of how to get a bag of potatoes and a hake of fish into the Boston market."
e:,..- iz an
'MONTREAL MINISTER ASKS
FOR |00 INCHES OF SKIN
MONTREAL, March 17.-A re-
quest for one hundi-ed square inches of human skin made by Rev, Dr. Herbert Symonds before his sermon at Chi-ist Church cathedral Inst aven- ing rather startled the members of Montreal's most fashionable congre- gation.
Dr. Symonds explained that 3 very
difflcult operation was to be per- formed within a few days at the gen- _eral hospital. William Thomrs two ‘weeks ago fell on to a red hot stove at his house while attempting to dx ia stovepipe. He was terribly burn- fed, and the doctors now declare that only a new skin can save the man s ,life. Dr. Symonds said on huh- ‘dred square inches were rbquircd- He asked for thirty members of the ongregation to volunteer, such f-0
pare with 8 piece of f/btir skin tbroe ,inches long and one in~‘ Wldu g By noon today fifteen member! had volunteered to contribute to
iward 5 new skin for William.
§ GRANITE STRIKE ENDED
I ROCKPORT, Mass., Merril 25-in- .liustrial peace in the grwnite :unrrlel of Cape Ann was cmpisted today with the signing of a. new wage agreement.
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. Bull, Johanna Sarcastic of Riv- . . _ t hi h m -f-1<1=- N°- 8001- si" ~’=“'"“"~ "“° -..I.‘.i‘I..‘Z‘§§°`“‘..“°{i?.“ “i-.'if..‘.'“£.‘T.‘ii.‘2.‘Zll'Z.i .‘?§..§I‘l°§§"§I§°Z..‘i..`Z li. lfl..“`.‘I.’-.‘2.i.l'.i.. ‘th had N°' 2105' Dnm Hum” w°'y“°1Ch\irch in this city by Rev. J. W., He referred particularly to the rl- °I Rivemlde No' 2668' med by Matt I Aikens of Toronto are daily deepen-lingo of s good character which lfn- m°h“rd”°"' ont' For extmded vcd” i ing in interest and much good is nere pleaded to offset sin. The hut arezantd mgk tgecoxdsmzll B’ ~e;tf,§`evidently being accomplished by the',that there were hypocrite in tho pp y 0 ec r ' ""\` ' ‘ l .reverend speaker who has these meet- ‘church was also advanced as A 2;
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F01; BAEL ist lifbarlasyi ‘gl XC: Imlililamlidlilllgswii nic-etings were held did not realize for the moment tllct ' 0 °°~\'° W- I' ' I e te l . Af. 3.41’ p. . large num- anothers hypocrisy wm up G\l8l‘dlBn 001%. Chl\1`\0¢t;t5“11W&- ,In-.F i1rt(tll‘zNded th; rllleettlng mill al, why ii, sinner should continue 11:* Mull
___ __ _,_,3j___\f_~_____,_ ihearty service of prayer and song, .wny. .He dealt wi h many r
'B0W7LTNG,”_Burke's Alleys, under supplemented by a specially stronglpointa along the same lines andjvas market. open lawful days ten to .address by Mr. Aikena, was held. listened to with deep interest. ` clgvgn I-S5011. I ln the evening at 7.45 rl Very large M3 the C1099 Of IBN B185*-'B mi”
, ,attendance was present when the ing li number signified their intan-
l(illard'a Linlment cures burns, etc. ‘speaker delivered il splendid discourse tion of leading a better lilo.
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