was-.Laumer sais _ '» -CHARLO'TTETOWN,

I1.:

5-- ; _

or Am." I

VICE PllESlDENT KILLED ll DIUHTH HWFH

Q7-i!l"“i:“ . _

hf hHhMi

____ _ L_ _.. ii -`

_ng _ _ .

(Biioclll to The Guardian) _ - AIJFAX. $4.-A are at 10 - 'I ,°¢k=_thi» morning caused s aio,-

_ (lun .in _the central part oi the - - .qwtht stat side corner of Bar- _l‘ Il-|110 Prince streets. ,_ _ __ _ifoodcmbuildillgs were burned »`_ 'lbrick structure on the corner ~ . '_' _"['R|li?¢hie! -denials was 'done

__ ‘ _ in lille stock of clothing but __,. _ lllfht. -fI’he property was _o _ » by Clayton & Boas. Others

ix lllam Crowe. fancy goods, Hen-

»~r

lY_

`»_ tlibridle, clothing, John Walsh A Cox, photographer.

.. .- '_

gpecial to the Guardian)

_ f _ . Feb 33-In the senior I ‘fI`_t Ottawa. Ottawa scored

.ithe Wanderers three. ~At' flltreal Quebec _fought its way _ _ _pry 9 er.,_tl;.e Canadiens to-

to six before the re

_ il: lhfbf the season. - lln doing so. they secured the title

'thi'-_0hsmpion'National Hockey As-

s on for the second time.

_ ' e isaschs rsugnsst si the ff

season and Dllyers were roughing it th rtgsrdless of penalties. tn _,i,‘iE’5§‘*5i'&,_f.(?_°';f_:~1_f_"'“2§'_‘;2_§3_o__to ____ pins than the Micmacs. Scores: (

fel1tW'ftii"l'ecu`r`iisehs, five to two in the hockey matdi here tonight.

A-niED|cnL___ _ _

i- .ExPEuT

Feb. 21-Professor Gous- sn»9_._?_Q:._iAieui.isit this morning iss Btn . attend J-. Pierpont merg-

an' f = .-.,,.. , “‘It`.Wood that the pi-oisssor ' has __ lpihd by Mr. Morgantogo to, si t _togive mm the bsssat or mls' _ . -.,»_'_‘}t\tough the lnancier is rabid . overing from his attack of

inciseltldii. .

Acco _ _ ' to despatcbes received hilliii .flglimgilbs h»'6en~no new develop-

nigaiizpy no-.h_lr. 'Morgan’s condition, ugh.. '53, egtwo, motor car trips in t _____~_-:)1-- ‘hood of Cairo, after- ws|$|_ -_ . g for a long time in c~ " n;with several friends_ at t__ _ 5 during which he appeared te__`b(.‘,l_ii‘Vei~y gay spirit.

snr oriaioxnus .

` BOLD FOR $8,400.

_#_ »

Feb. 19-A set of fo ` »

Borden library sale set was one of ilrst volumes, includingi.

Kyd, -Phiz, Pailthorpe _h

.__._...

.Horan litmus.

tr., rss. ie-'rue

in this town, o

took are at 1 o‘- o

guests-about 75-

crew?

freer

F°I’1_$?3.‘~

rece?

I- $g_4g0_ get the HOUSEKEEPER OF

wiiiie plumbers pistsfi in England lor Bi-sau, ac- p

the elevator and is a cnrdlug 'to reports here today. b

Red Dots Totals . c Higgins 69 80 82 231

Vaniderstine 100 70 Houston 90 75

McMillan 86 80 75 Sterns . . . ... 90 69 73

-_ s

Grand total

Rexalls .

Jardine 88 83 84 Gaudet 85 82 96 ~ Doble . 69 81 77 Acorn 72 88 93 Smith .. 104 89 89

Grand total

---B

1286

SECOND GAME

Mlcmacs

McKenzie 90 82 78 Ferguson 74 80 97 Fitzpatrick 67 81 71

77 89

Totals

z5o_ 251'

219|'

McComb 84 250 Acorn 71 94

Grand total

Royals

Newsom 87 83 95 Haszard . . . ... 73 95 McLean 73 85

79 72

1204

Totals P

79 236

'Crochet 62 213

Cullen 96 30

Grand total

_ LINCOLN is nnAn.i

Jsinssiv crrv, N. J., rsh. 16.-

‘ M . J li A. Hill who claimed to - manuscripts with' arvae b;1na_Abrahan'l Lincoln’s house-

w in Springileld, Ill., before his d

,_ _.__ _ 3 LONDON, Feb. I9-Russia has I, pened negotiations for-the purchasé

' Mlnards Linirncnt cures 1:6-rzet in cows

ll3l|¢|'3

` me

-i=. s. 1.

__ _ - _ . ss ~ ' tittieseeeesdeneeniulest -¢'§~_s|u‘e . i s~ .

| lim

____orr~ri_i\ i

RUSSIAN i

_ _*_ -i-.si-__,.._.s.-_ "

'READY

.,,

For |NTERvEn-nfl?

é nfl).

While Being Taken to 1a°°b Cummings lnslanily it Roumunic Refuses To "` " "C `

HBE ' 'Penitentiary-lwii “"'§‘j__"_{"'§"_§°"f_"‘”"°‘*' ' llbue By uacisiui ' 'mmmfs

niuriuunn Mui <>»~f»»<i»i.~i <»f»»»- .iii nu miuau

,_ e ' A particularly distressing fatality ' '_

» occurr d S t d f

(Canadian Press) e H' 'ur ay a Brannon M'

_*___

13900181 t0 UN GUBNUBD) ME-\`ICO CITY, Feb. 23.-Francis- Sogfghlgiiizpaazg faigb Summing' ST' pE£IEJF';;'§dB"{7';‘GTre;‘se)l>. 28.-It (Canadian Press)

HAi.11i~.ix, rss, 23_y~i.-s broke out co 1. Msasrs sus Jes. E. rises sus- “ °" W” *“~ is reno:-ted that ins aussiss Bissx Louoow. rss. za.-Mrs. nsspsre

this morning in tha nrnmmond mlm rez. the deposed President and Vice- Bllalltly killed Mr Cummings was at Sea fleet is in i

- - _ , read ness to intervene, and other militant speakers were

of the Intercolonial Coal Co at West- 355802330hlidespzggxelghotl|314: the “mc of the accident' engaged 'D should Roumania nm” to “mae by howled down at 8 Bunmgette meeting

"m°- to-ilay‘when an attempt was made to t'hresh"'g with B horsepower mm at 2;ezrI¢;:si:(i2't:st';);'ti(i;l1tglgafifsvtellfdlggrlfke atTR'o}';';Ii::'; ivlviigh cEl‘l';'dn::1y'to pro- D Manager Floyd and the oilicinls bs' rescue them from an automobile that the bam °' C E R°dd BY 59"” '

- ° ' - _ Some anxiety is caused hers by in- toot the women from violence and tee fr i ht 1 th C ¢,

11°" “WY have it under control. tvazgfrausfcrring them to the Deni- mi°°h““°° the bm- Blivlled oil the formation that the Roumauians are Cleared the hull. i n 8 g mu 0 8 on ml ol

en a

N ry. flywheel and Mr, Rodd ra t 1 concentrating cavalry and artillery

thnansczuzl namethas been Been but The “W5 uf the death °‘ Made", thu brake. Under the preggurz apsbz near Bulustria- --_-a_._.

g empera ure at No eight and Suarez is confirmed by General flywheel new to pieces __ (Canadian Press)

lending. 2.500 feet down the sisps, Hume- - ° ° °' '“°’° Boris, rch. aa.-'rue Minister ci. _

showed .that there was fire there the Previously it had been announced °f then' Striking Mr- C“’““‘i“5°- His Fi“““°° “Vit” U15* U19 Wyment of FRIEDMANN PLANS result O, spontaneous __o___________o__ that the transfer from the ‘national skull wa_s fractured, both jaws, his an indemnity by Turkey is an easen- T0 ‘"l`EACH" DOCTORS

- - palace to the peuitentiary had been _neck and nnonmer were ‘nr n tial condition to the conclusion of T*

This occurred in a crest of the un- made success! ll . T 0 en'

[1 y Wo f tha part _ _ 8CUTHAMI)TON. FEI). 19.-DI".

derworkins in a mass oi debris about that attacked tus autoiuobiie wer; D°“"‘ "’“" ‘“““‘“‘““°°“’- Dr- I-“il” peieifg auies will not i si t i Ff°d¢"°l\ Frlfdma 1 """°"°d to "A" 'mm °' mc" ‘

n 5 upon m- . nn srr ved here to- 1 _ _ _ _

“teen running feet killed in the exchange of shots “'°l|~ °f Ch*"'1°t¢°¢°W“ ‘W-‘E immed- mediate a ment day OH the liner K ri one n

~ u y . ‘ _ f°“P H8121" Cecile. Au the »_~ity's are-lighting appags,

' 1 _ __ ' ‘en oute t A l _ <1 1 _

mm ,_ ,mug poured ____ ____ ____ .WAs___\§_g1;f;_~;}iien_§;r_;aee) _____w__ __ istey ssh: rss but .isstu use presse i.oNnoN, Feb. zz. 'rua nsiiy Mail, ' “ mi" “H B" I1 8" in i

_ g th t _ "_ b mm I tn several hundred children in New York

from New York his attention was Th9~s"d Hmm' has cast B sham" °f ncit slcehes olfrgogdict ybe't';:eech the' with his t'"’°"'“]°“i“ "°“"°-"

Inspector Blackwo __ called to n rumor that an attack “°{"°W 0"" the Wh°1° °°mm““itY in Turks and Allies will be the lmmor- "I Wm also i“"°“ug“t° the 0"" °f

° "°P°ft5 *USN had been made on United States Am- which the deceased was well known tal Plains o' Tory 0h“"l°“ Finlay' Wh” I \\“d¢f"““d is

is no danger of a spread of the iir ba

_ e. ssador Wilson in Mexico City. (1 d_ _11 ` ' ° -WUUHS 710 EWG '51.000.000 for the

It is the il;-at spontaneous nn,nnns_ The President said he was entirely an escrvm Y esteemed'

percentage

tion in the history of the mine without any information on it. He was 8 carpenter by trade “(1 - °f

cure providing a certain

patients treated are restored to

occasionally did the tbreshln in his

g ' ' . _ " e n m r cs

R|Anss.1th"hsssid wnii i A ei _ _

_.m Tuner uuiiurrriis ;‘.f';i”;’.;’.";‘;‘.1f.;.‘§.'?‘°.§iil:.°§:‘;?§.;’:§§ iss .ss msg i.:°r:.::...;*::f. fi we f::::::..;‘:: 2f»f€»“522?-Jfi“~¥".f.°2¥.i’.‘.1¥.I`f.i.‘I.°»fi.iid?

__ ____ ____d_____ ___________l __/____ S __ .and arrange for the instruction of

ourt written ln Polish in which he Rohan N th gg

. 0 v r '

charged his two fellow prisoners Mrs (Ori ;ender;aonai1Jl1ia'l‘lvrJol:tse'tsi:v":

70 240 ` with the murder. He claims that they ` " ' 74 239 arranged in with the Wife of the dn_ and Mrs. William Stevenson, Freder-

341~ ceased Malek. He says further that icton. To thc bereaved family and 232'.” had mm* WOMB with Melek. WHO relatives. The Guardian tcudcrs sin-

down. They jumped on Melek's atom- ’ ‘

Totals ach and head, he (Kojas) begging

355 them to atop.

After this document had been read

263 .

227 the crown rested and adjourned until 253 tomorrow morning. Melck died two f

333 daysafter receiving the beating, as ` _

direct result of it. HARHISBURG, February 20-A

bill making it a misdemeanor punish-

'i'*-‘i'~"' able by ri. fine of from $10 to $25

for any person to give, solicit or

received directly or indirectly a tip

was introduced in the Pennsylvania

_.___ ~» legislature today. The bill contains

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21-Young a preamble reciting that "the ini-

235 Jack O'Brien, of this city, was i. ffl

quitous custom of tipping has grown

2.|9TRO'l` srid_PACE (PURSE $w0m0>

Cherry Ripe, T. C. Edgett. Dominion<D., D. A. McKinnon. Hilda S., A. S. Stewart

Parklyn, P. S. Brown

Ginger, M. McKenna Frank I., C. Chandler Frencby, A. S. Hewitt

2.55.TRO'l` and _PACE (PURSE $lU0.0ll)

George R., Harry Hob_'¥lir Nancy M_ac, A. R. Mc sy Oakly H, H. Horne

Rexall Girl, D. A. McKi.ilhon Zealot, M. McKenna

Commodore Wilkes, R. G. Acorn

Telephone G, J. A. Henderson

.The committee are sparing n'o ex- pense or trouble in having the course

atched by cable yesterday to_ meet to nn enormonn proportion in thin in perfect shape and sufiiciently wide

ed Walsh lightweight champion of wylngry and has long since become in order to give every contestant a

ontiuridli. Wales. on April 2nd. travel," and rust "tus giving si tips

255 Eugene Corri, of the National SDOrt- is not alone un-American but unfair 259 ing Club, London, will referee. A and unjust and works a hardship on

purse of $7,500, with a privilege of many who cannot afford the many sl ' ' ‘

xty per cent. of the gross receipts, petty exactlona caused by this cus

259 75 per cent. to the winner, has been tom." -- offered for the iight, which will he at

1232 tus new English lightweight limit, mg wufufn

185 pounds.

1' Pcssrulc me "'i`i‘l>e. nous. sic

11 <

(Special to the Guardian)

WANT GR_A__ND TRUNK' TORONTO, Feb. '24-Strong north

PROVIDENCE, R. I., Feb. zo- \v°°l=@f1-V Wi“dS» 1'1"' C°1d°*`- with

illustrated for Dick- ‘keeper WM" Lmcoln' ' W” 'practicing Governor Potliicr today wrote Presi- SHOW fluffies- 1 tory.

_ . . . 1° ent E. J. Chamberlain, of the _ bought the set after °l°°ti°“ t° th” pmsidency' died “re Grand Trunk Railway invitln him The f¢ml!P1‘8¢\lf° all fhfeii 05001*

. t '

E .

°daY- she W" 1017"" 11 to appear before the general assem- £1118 m0l"'1iU§ DY the Benn sto” months old according to her relati

~ bly and explain his position for the Tested Thermometer with a northern

és-‘ SHG W” B °°1°"°d' W°m““ “nd completion of the Southern New Eng- exposure was eleven deBf°°l “MVS t

0l'D ill BIBVQPY- ` land Railway. _ iasrot andd with a southern exposure

't t tn thi erss. _ _

czsn uvve~BA'l"1‘I-'SHIPS 7 ss'5's.'.‘.sf§§'§"t i3°§s'.§i'f'i'.f.'l§°"<;i'i'.’l'.ss'f..isi.l »i5'i.§°”...ss§i.i. ssisrfisy -was mud to wry. -“<1 my 1°" °h°°*'. 'Mae' ' sid that if the money for the com- with a light i811 Of “HOW all *UW in

gentle easterly wind.

, . n

-mea:----e" __ _ ~°°||9f||5EU ‘P5 ys'§l'§.i§;'°;§s s'i‘.'i'§'i'§.'Z.'.f"'.i'..'§rs§f_"l.'i§';§'.s,_u.°f§is°°1'§is'.§f§ ` Q ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ T90 |-ITE F03 ss... ssc tus highest was twenty-. 'pusy order. minimum

CLISSIFICITIUH three above. The loweetthe are-,_ live cents. . _ ,

vious night was fifteen above. At nine -- ,

_on ___ __ '°m_“°h ml m __ a. ni. it was nineteen above and at,_ _“Bee Mutt and Jei! on alter way

Fr , - '

|England, in a twenty round bout at an intolerable bu,-den to those who fair deal. It is hoped the weather

man will again favor the horsemen with a line day.

-l__k_.___

ROBBERY IN BOSTON .

BOSTON, Feb. 19.-A $15,000 sais

robbery was eilected at the Hanover street store on the E. E. Gray Com- pany in daylight, which for daring und expert burglary stands unsur- passed in New England criminal his-

kind in the history of the. Btate._

The robbers left a com lite bur la

They did not take $300 in s_i.lver»

which they perhaps deemed.,to_o heavy

" 9°’ ° ° nine p m it was thirteen above to Turkey and the Dalke

od the

of '

~-"siss-

NMEAG

Fresh

8612 surly

_ sau so s Usa as 'rim

midi.

' am

day at

~ . . ‘ _ ‘ 'Wir at

' I "1 an' °°’“m”‘ 0"” mm °°°°”" 'ni 'i t temperature recorded the Pcopivs Theatre

‘ny °’d"‘ Minimum mu" twenty' Ssti1.l‘di;)yw::ss sixteen degrees above ---- 'Q nun' ‘ ~- ‘ - zero and the highest was twenty- “Come with the crowd 'lfhursday

three above. The' lowest recorded the _evening to the big lecture in Heortfs

previous night 1 was fourteen above.~.Memorial Hall.

At nine a. m.. Saturday it was six -

1.46 and Wednesday at 2.31. .- . The sun sets this afternoon at 5.40

Annu and tomorrow at 5.43; it rises toe.

morrow morning st 6.45 and, Wed-' nmiay at 6.43. ‘ The moon rises tonight at 1044. -. The moon was full Sunday, Feb. 20

at 10.08 p. ni. __

The last quarter of thnmoon

he on Thursday, Feb.» 37th at

bii¢ni‘i’~"ii`e

teen above and at nine p. m. it ws: __ “Wilt till you hear the"nstv or-1 twenty-three above. v v chestra in, the chimes_of _Noignsny ont The tide will .be high this after-. .njggsr mmdsy ngghg »|~§|f|_|n

noun et 1.15 and t°\=°rr°w et. 1-¢°‘--surprise is st rs i r mir has vas it- will be high tomorrow morning- at ‘nnn_ ° ° - °

°°-There is no-

tnat ian and Dl‘0ilt_ as

wits/in

Buyers Scotia AW” active

n » .. i _. \

BOWLING ' i sydney N_ S__ Fen 20_Be! re _“___ _- Y B M8 It in expected that the following physicians to_guarantec safe handling

____ ues Ritcnie in the supreme Cfourt at Horlcl, daughter of William Horlel, horns will enter in the Hotel yin. of the serum. Two more mscshss .were nnuen on Sydney today Jacob ivrslsk Joseph Nflrth Ri'/er. four sons, Charles, Rosh- torla 1913 Ice Races. to tak 1 . -*'*°*"'-'

e p ace _ _

the 1. M. C. A. in the Duck Pin K0las, appeared to answer to a ert and Harry at home and Jacob °" 'W¢dl1°Bday afternoon nut on the fought twenty two rounds to a drlw sus 'il which the R ii char I

. _ S d . '

, exn n defeated ge o murdering Egnog Malek on in Alberta, three daughters Martha Hillsboro speedway. As many more SYDNEY WINS 5 atur ay , iz.

e Red Dots by a margin of 102 and _D°°- 25 last- and Bessie' t ho d M ’ H are cordially invited.

e Royals knocked _down 25 mm-e This afternoon one of the accused - 8 me an rs' amy

Kojas) sent a' communication to the H“"Y~ R°Y’*ltYi 8190 011° brother

_' _' ' ` ' ' _ _ _ _ e gd him Dardnnenes correspondent inum‘nten_ terview declared he expected to treat ern] h0n,s_ _. _ ‘ the burning material is being remov President Taft arrived here to-ni ht

2 1" - 5,- .. “'-

_ 'Oi

.Ili -

TO 1 OVER SOCIALS

I SYDNEY, Feb, 20.-Before a cap- acity house to-night, the Sydney Ml1~r lionaircs avenged their defeat at Hale UB-X by defeating the Socials 6 to 1. It was fast. even playing for the iirst few minutes, with the Socials scoring first, but after that there was nothing to it. Tho Sydney team had lt on their opponents all round. They _ruslied them off their feet and the youngsters seemed unable to stand up against their heavier opponents,

_ried them. _ Cap” McDonald did not play. but the team found a worthy substitute in Randall, the regular center. who 'played a whirlwind game,

M_____ w___________ spemiment stables i blocking and checking like n fiend and

carrying the puck repeatedly through the Sc-ciais' team. He scored three of Sydney’i~i goals Wilkie, a local

il . . HD

surprised thc fan b his t k

The game started first with Ratten-

bury getting the first in a few min- utes. It was near the end of the per- iod beiorc Sydney got by Hague. He

._ . g

ting it. In the next period Wilkie got two and Randall one, while Dun- phy and Randall scored in the third. '1‘he game was clean. Only three pen- alties were handed out and they were minor oilcnses Lowther get two

oil for two minutes and one. P. Ball

PHY- _

DON’T WANT T0 FIGHT

MONTREAL, Feb. 20.-"Il we are left alone we will not go to war; We think too much of our commer-

. d i

This is the largest robbery of its #'51 growth our progress ur ng

or y years of peace has been such that we have no desire to jeopardize our standing now by war. Germany

P K 1'

Ulltnt- Which P"°b“b5Y °°°t '300' °“ .is England's best. customer and Eng- hf B¢°l\°» . land is Germany‘s so why should

theyseck to destroy each otber?" .Such are the hard-headed German

views of the warm alarm ive b

K U Y

- and ell d°¢l\m°1\te whi°h °°“l‘l 1\°l=b° P. P. Liiciiiiorst, s rsprsssniativs si

lttion of the road, about ‘$6,000,000 creasing at night. 8501115 Bi! il1¢\1_\;B €\"`l1¢<i “W0 CMU- the German textile interests, now

i di N E is d the falling. During the night e ella t .- » ~ - . '

f two dreadnaughts recently com- wg:-'lg xgiilg To x;ontalvi'iued'.gGi';vernor east wind caused considerable drift. ,_ ,_Mr. Liinrlliorst,

' othicr ans proposed that tus stats 'rhs ussthcr yesterday wee mild gg-|||(| y part or

ecome second guaranteers of the with occasional light showers of 81100

mnways n_,nn,_ continuing during the night with s `

staying at the Windsor.

in Canada as a

tour last

was so much im.-

prospecta of Mont-

invested heavily in real Now he returns with his Lllndhorst and the two

of United States

Llindhorst says for war in Ger- that all danger

past.

says German taken every advan-

removal of the surtsx by years ago and that Can- is being countsd upon in

more than ever

FEBY 28 AND MARCH 1

of S H31 rsfaa,

“Good Roads

made some fine stops, Randall et- se

'i1.nui.uui Hu

li Eliiliilh

*__

(Canadian /Fresh) .

oohuilnils, Feb. 23.-Fire which

practically destroyed the Atlantic Compress Plant here, Saturday night. onsumed cotton to the reputed guin- titi’ of 11,000 bales; dytroyed sli-

Gwrzia in adjacent yards snd st midnight spread to the plants of .the Columbus Barrel Co., and the Glor- gia Falcon Oil Co., doing much dam- age. '

The total lose is $1,000,000. The fire is alleged to have started

simultaneously in four places and is

us failed to check the flames for sev`<

______._______ _

SPUHTING NEWS

(Canadian Press)

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 28.-Joe Ri-

weight iight. ‘ ig (Canadian Preis) SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.- Wolgast nm* Harlem Tommy Mums

~&_ c

is cHAn6Eu_ 5

wiru nunufil

1-iAi.1Fsx, rsh. zi-'rue yo" American, Jack Wrenn, was htm Judge Wallace again this _morning facing extradition pr din d

0¢0¢ El ll!

_whose heavy checking evidently wor- against him by the attorney-general

" of NevL__ . 4

wanted in connect on with the murd- er on some railroad construction works of a walking boss named Ham- ilton, at Hinsdale, N. H., on Febru- ury 6th.

Attorney-General Tuttle, of New

GM C°mm°d°r°' J' P' Irving man recently si ne'd scored two d §;';m£;'§r§' was 8'-'§§:,'.'n'n.,-gaui?

Helen A- G°rd°“ M°Mm‘° at center. Dunphsy gas haifily uvlgoto 'qng for the Amana” 'mthoriuu'

his usual form, but played well. in

herlil Lord, of Bsttleboro, was also court. ‘ Detective Hanrshan was recalled

and identified a. tan pocket wallet

which be found on Wrenn when he arched him at the police station. John J. Laydon, I. C. R. ticket

said the fare from Boston to Hali- A. Cluney, K. C., who was defending, said the fare from Boston-to Hlii- fax was $13.50 Brit, and $9.50 lec- ond. -From Halifax the fares wereia

$15300 SAFE ' minutes mr trfpping and Fraser WM dollar higher. The train which left

Bnttleboro at 10.55 in the morning

'”"°`° refereed. with Alex. Nelson judge of reached Bmw” ‘t 150 in t'h°‘°"‘"'

noon, and the nrst through train leaving Boston for Halifax did not leave until 7.30 p.m., and leaving Boston on this train Halifax woulda be reached at the time of night that Wrcnn' got here. ‘

Chief of Police Wilson, of Brattle-

boro, also recalled, stated that when he examined the Wrenn rooms at Hinsdale there was furniture in them. _

This closed the case for. the prose-

cution. _

Mr. Cluney asked for an adjourn- ment for a week on the understand- ing tbat if Attorney-General Tuttle, who \was leaving Halifax tomoHo_1_v, wished to attend the hearing it could be fixed later to suit his convenienbo. In granting the adjournment Judie

Wallace expressed the hope that every effort would be made to end the case next week.

__-.~._...._...___.

SITES FOR $10,000 FOR' .f _

LOSS OF I-IIB HAIR.

PITTSBURG, Feb. '16-Is the

of a man’s hair which

hisdome resemble a

the possessor of the plate

ciplent of numerous jokes,

000? Alfred Paciilco. a coal

of Bellaire, 0., thinks so, sued the Rall & River Coal

for that sum

s .