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.SITUATION t'iREAT~BlilTAlN

Irish Journal Predicts Another Electio

' 5" Within: the Next 'Two Months-

Parties Making Trouble

Spoclal to The Guardian DUBLIN, F01). 18-The Freeing,

_Murad dmams ,hm ,B every ____’;: sllnrcnlc necessity of niihni-.iinsii

S,.V_ 0VCl`YUlllll€` to the qfucstion off the right. of the House of Lords tn p it their veto power.

This, they declare, must be Luk

fliility of s. fresh election within on or eight wwks and so far- ns irish are concerned the sooner

eqmes the better. LONDON, Feb. 18-The \'cniral

are urgin

up first.

g upon the Government t

Nyws 'states that the politi~-.il i~i\u- I-Gmlplate inovillll an ameiiilrnrfnt

ation has undergone a grave cunnge the address in reply rn the Kings counts. within t-he last twenty-four ‘..om~.-_ The Irish and Labor meiniers ccn- MR. MATHIESON called attenti

The Iiaihorites and Natl->nnl=.».ts Speech.

:mT.fY.._. _; . ..

ii iiiiuui ii,iiis uni

»-li..

.__.......

'Much Damage lo Propeltv A Forme' Belgian C0mradeAmgslghaglllIl?°}EJlmHtll?iZIi£5)tel)l;E:ll;i?n('1'?Jdver-[Executive Council...

`° And _Some Persons Bur-

' Ted In Ruins.

special to The Guardian. _ T A

IIIIUK AITMITS

lg o'clock. Shortly afterward the me 9 hers waited upon the Lieutenant Gov- Fi1`¢‘IB8-' C0U‘l~PB|1l°9--- se ernor in the Council Chamber and LUG llls- C0¥‘DPl\'1l°5-~~-

he ‘ Friday, Feb. 18. Peddlers' Licenses...

The S eaker took the chair at 1

presented the address.

m- Com. Trav. Licenses...

~=- , 5 .11 __

in-rlll~: l,l-:olsl.Arlv, vlcroluns Asssiuelrrir sriziioiir rllisr PL Yo l

n A .Short Session Was Held and House _Aiourned Next The ’Abbies Were Defeated in a Fast

Tuesday Important' Reports'-Submitted What , Game Last Evening Vizs and ‘-

` the Public Accountsshbw I Crystals N°Xl~

, »..n _

1 Casual Revenue...

Accident & Guarantee Co‘s

en PREMIER l-liiszailin present- I-.OSU “fl 'l`\’“=*= 4°“°'=l°‘

ed the- annual report of to Provincial Auditor on the Public

which occurred since last session an asked when it would be filled.

PREMIER HASZARD said a_ va uncy had occurred, had not been fllle and- would receive attention at t proper time He presented the..

Ac_ Banks...

to the vacancy in the Government Express Companym

“‘ 1.sn~a<'l‘sx

lx Succession .

e- thins...

. Telegraph Cornpany.... n Steamship Companies...

d Gas and Electric Company

Miscellaneous Companies... Income Tax....

d RoadTax;.. .. . ' E

Total Revenue...

port on Public Schools.

HON. MR. CUlv.‘.VlISKEY- pres tlld .

> .__

Recognizes Him in A

A South. rn Citv

SAN'T`IA(l(), I<`CTl. lli--Ilr, Cook to-

CANEA_ Crete, Feb' 18-A severe duy admitted his identity.

"5,-th‘qua|¢e was fel.; ¢_p|-oughopg Hn visited nu old coinradc, a Bei-

` gian, engineer ByszcllicrgIle,'ul\d the

two were together for some lrollri-i,

The two nlcn were iilcllliiers of the

1, Iieluian Antarctic . expcflition and

the cllgilhecl' recognized (look when

In the village of Varipetro a. house | they “`el`° fEll0W_ Pflllsellgerll 0"

tho steamer from linldivia;

Until now, howcvr»l‘, Cook refused -

to recoglllze his foriucr conlpalllon.

Crete I.\`.lis morning, accompanied with violent subterranean explosions.

In _this city u numbcr of buildings were ‘damaged and the minuret of mosqua crashed throng-h the douie.

EI“IA“HI“Ii§‘“ATlAlil

A IIIIENIIE IAW A

ni iii shin

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Special to The Guardian.

SAN FRANCISCO Fell 18-’I`hl‘i'z

er of l"iu`blic Works.

the report of the Depal"U,mient _o Agriculture. "

the ‘adjournment accordingly.

Before the motion was put Mr. M'c-

Lean inquired when and where the Public Accounts Committee would meet ? A brief discussion followed in which Messrs Palmer, Mathieson, Cox aind`I-Inszard took part. One difficul- ty is the want of asuitable place, but it is understood thc committee will ‘becalled togebher ian; an early day. _ At 11.45 the House adjourned to 3

o'clock on Tuesday afternoon next.

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.

The report of the Provincial Audi- or on Public Accounts for the year nded 30th September. 1909, shows he following receipts and expendi- urea:

rvgrem rr

RECEIPTS.

Dominion sni.sid.y..l. ......$212,1a1.ss Publis l.sinis....... 2,612.85

‘ . - '_

elc han?-B Olwilwd by fl l'lll"“"“““ l"`**ll“ Special to The Guardian. `

P _ . .

nwey frwiithe meet Parade “ml l"l` wlNN.li»l<;o, leer.. is-'rue attorn- illlfty lllollks fall “m“Ck‘ with ey Gcnrrul is inilroduciug a bill to

license n,e\\'s boys and juvenile hawk-

crowds scntnperlng in Dllfsllll-

The elellllallls l°"k to the "i'\°` ers, setting nrliitl'ilry age anil edu

walks and' many _persons hail I-ul* rcw escapes from being trulupltil.

wervin into a blltcluir shop, tue

wi-éqgk the place, then headed f..r

catioiiul limits.

The hill also einpcwcrs a. search _

S S d _ ‘__ L hm for und coliiiscntiou of snioking; ma- , ._ e ._.._;,__.;.. .'i_`:_`1`-`~£-L;-----_:

I nou o z .- . .. .

beasts .llliuse ollif e ll. __ iiils ciliscltcileyelliigrgtrvllréenyoggnnil tender was duly transferred by the

Prov. Secretary's Fees...... 1,021.85 Prothonotary’s Fees... 1,814.97 iltegistrar -of Deeds, Char-

lottetown . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 3,729 .10

Registrar of Deeds, Sum-

rnerside... 2,060.93

County Court Fees... 598.52 Fines and Penalties.......... 1,133.48 Hospital for Insane Fees.. 4,442.01 Private B'ills.... 60.00 Vendors' Licenses 600 00

_vinery ._ where they tossed bm-,-gig _ .___ _ U Mlm, _ commissioners to him, after rectifi- , _ . _ _ .

and kegl ahoutr They were finally C0l`fl°l`°"l~

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5 ‘I e "1 l _ cation in the matter of certain 4 and

”' .li inch pipe only, which were of nine

feet lengths in Gaudry & Co's tend- er,but which previous to the transfer

_ ~ being made, was altered to 12 foot

.lengths respectively; and the com-

plainant was paid the sum of $279.00

admittedly sufficient to cover any loss or damage to him by reason oi

such change in lengths in these par-

'l‘oR<lI~"l`0, Fch. 1f"f’l C0lll-""l‘"l° HC ticular pipes actually used.

J HN Feb 17_ The ,,o1;ce`\'¢~i-k station this afternoon het-Ween What he contended for on the trial

ST 0 . ~ -_

here have received wnrd to bc no til 1001( 0 f, for Percy Mcanulty, allfff lll of hloncton. He iS.“'ll"t°‘l _ln that place on the charge of l‘.uvin1.,, stolen mon¢Y. Hllmllllllllli l“l“°“_‘_‘f` thing like $100, from ills einp_oyi_T; Mcmiulty it seems had been in r

i, ii Grand 'Frunk locnl and if light cu- was 5 digerent thing, It was that l gint' caused injuries to three passed- the -commissioners misled him by

gers. A. (_lo\vnlis, traveller, had his telling himthat they could buy pipe

fmsclr madly .~iprninc-il; J_ Yeomans, cheaper than he _could by some it,-“onlinr-, ankle broken; Philbury, $2,000.00, not mentioning any parti- b00kk¢~,¢»p¢»r~, scnip wound. They are cular tender, nor making any compa- ull 'i‘oronf.o people and were brought I`iB0'l1 between hlil S€l>BI‘8t¢ tender fol

., i ~ , 'c.el'u. , il It liispital. iron pipe, and any other tender by

emplfli »0f 0 l;;3_ll_eBtl_§’ctl‘f§_"§t _§“_;a,“,_ T” W U Y K .» other person or persons for such pipe.

of M0n5¢0l1. ` That their offer was to transfer tc

, _‘t ‘ l .

ary. adtiuk las flue” llilht him a tender they had whereby he collecttg. 0" “Y e__ of the I could save some $2,000.00, and that liouls 0l'lW9»Y» the lllamlg _ his acceptance of that offer was "li

concern, sent McAnultY Ulll t" ml iect some bllli ,l°l` lllm" Mc'l"(`.M‘v_ returned -at‘nbon and_aske<l Mi -are

way Ugg .yrould let lului off fmt a afterno n as he wanted t0 T50 0

, refused fo

party. This. Mr C<>“W“Y , _

Anulty `iniorn1,ed Miss 0 Nei, c c

. you.-. can show me that you can get

, the materials. couple of thousand

dollars-cheaper than I can, I will take oil the $958.14." .And his con-

_ . tentiou was that they had not shown

_ Nuw Yonl~:, Feb, 1--Lady SYl>ll hun niis, ner acne niis, .is he sonic Grey, dn\\l!I\l0l` "l l'*al'l G'°l".5°"'“,r° and did buy pipe quite as cheaply as nor gvucrnl of Canada. Hlflved lll it turned out they could. ‘

the ‘ll¢°F°- tlml' ll” had the ".nB,;‘¢\;ghTill.Nivuf York todrli' "ll fll“; Wlllle gl” He consequently now claims that Permission for a 181170 “T ‘f}""; lu, ,pd .lhir-.r' llultic, accomflr-“lcd IW lilly he is entitled to a return of the intended to take lt. 'l ll; _ t____t_A,|,._e.,,, ltobcrts. tlfllrlllll-‘SP _Ol Flfllil $958.14 so taken from him under an may bfigathered mm] me if _t,,,.e.Mnl'sliul Lord Roberts. Thi-‘I is the unfulfilled promise. _ _ he has 'mt men- Been at t B b first visit of Lady Aileen. Roberts tn Such an agreement does not aD' lilnce- I, lN,.“, yoflp She will be the guest of pear to me to be sensible, or pos-

I ------°'*“’“ t. cm_,,,,L,,',,y G,-cy in vnnndii. sible under the circumstances. When

Minarq1_'p,)in`m\en_t cures Kuff!" lll ‘ and how was it to be ascertained

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____ , _ _______, that the commissioners could buy

_ -JS-~ " ”""""_’””`*" iron pipe cheaper than the complain

ant could’ It was quite possible by

Q \ a.. comparison of existing tenders to

S ascertain which offered the article at

_ 4 » the lowest price; but to leave the

, . .. .. . I-lc C matter open as the complainant

A C states it in another portion of his

‘ - evidence, “I-f you can put me in ai

good a position or better I am will-

_ 7 _ ing to take the $958.14 off," means

'rim complainant it appeared D11* lll nothing as a definite agreement, en-

l tender for $73 953 14 *md urea certain dis ute and almost as

- g 'n thc

Follo_wir_i,gml_s_1th§ l\\___<_l__l_¥;lrl;l_::___ lvelwsl

gsallrnilnee oreide Water and S°“'°"lg”

Comrfvisifonsrst- ' _ rin.. hui is lyled vfeYl““ ,,,'§f,‘“‘,,,§,'l "'5"°°”‘°“°l mm’ betweent for the plaluant nd the defendan sf water construction of A BYl`l'1°“`l __° Town of supply and sewerage for t G nt . Summerside for the Slim' °l Bevehegn three thousand doilars, hc\;i_f_l_l: _md obtamda by mmmpresentriaf ndants fraud_`ot the PHY* Ul "lm ° ° ,U be cancelled. Ulld that an hw; cam. mid? 553° what damages ason of pleinanuifas sustained by 121° Hand. such ‘misrepresentation ahh __ sud; 0|- in mo alternative. t ll ctm___, aareemanef be reformed .nina $8 ___ ___ by inserting the suin of $7 __ 1 _;__r_k_ the Place of 073.00020" °“‘l_ fl ,_e,er_ ing one of iuehasrccmlenl “ owe, ence .to the construction of_ €__.é>__o____ honeeupart of the sYB¢°“ll» _,_ that plsinime elsiinlns 1" “ll l’

big parm-aelfto install auch system dm n¢§_:_|-my was it intended t0

gh, §f“g|i_p;;”_ 85 such DOW" costilfl , - ~ , _ The evidence sive" W” ""3 minoul. but I do not think i_ Om “TY £0' 1"." ll°`l" pnnmnar yi soml; so fx' U’ it il advisablll to Pl” the sho Img. [gr my nlltllngi ‘fm w___ gym rmgqpg fbcrns in dispu c refermee' bmmede to 'it generally.

iron piD0

‘the

` This contention was not substanti-

ra » ' S D S.

lilhlligsedheoral separate tenders for car- certain litigation.

win portions of the work. and l°l` The three commissioners and- their the materials to lie used therein. engineer absolutely deny any such

[.m.,,gpnpli 4 of the bill states DM' agreermmt. They say the complain-

ticulnrly the complainant's claim in ant’s bill is in part true, that they relation to $958.14. According 110 ll? did claim that comparing Gaudry & and the following 5t\\. 6th Bflfl "ll eq; pus ‘edld nor; .lol .iapuozi s,og p,,,.,,gmpi... ie wnnln appear. that standard ni-sin offs for sewer pipe the complainant claims that he W6? with comiplainant’s several tenders induced to reduce his tender by thls for the same articles, that both to amount on the representation of the gather showed (not taking into ac

coinmlusloners that if lie ddidothiy ;:_o;n)t :gas _:fron sewerbpipe said cast.

Wlllllll “sig” "3 .mm a en er ' B ey we" 9 Br I Bqmie assed ' What a small and seemiuziy f H' G""d"' & s.»lf.)Ehthv°.iil;Ti“igiE.l.l‘i lfhoflfigoier thrill slilils lfxiglggnatllig D Simultcnhously the Price 0! U02 LW” l,‘,“‘“°°,,"h°° "‘ll’°“'l°‘l *O bi' signiiiesnr were is No, snrl yet he t" ?v°s.."ses(l.iAE.`i szeooo lglg ihsnenin- nine they and their sngiiissi- silplsin. prnrioeis .use mane insrlwrl iiid;_r»nc°e£ é""°- “_"'°..t “M w""_-,°-"'~S“"l‘°'i gmt MN! fer-fmlllns BN “S G0

"l . ' lor. se this no him. and ensrsd is ersn - 'Pork for Mer delivery Sold t “Y fl d d d " sequences-

.....i.....n.. sesame A er were » s - ,,_ , ,_ on ense A venlsements _ .rhat ,,,,,,,,, B., ,,..i.,¢..n, he signed the fer those senders to him. ss they ae- 923.65 per barrel- This is c B z _ I sin simile “l°“° "Nicki 'Phd _ng ___ my ________m_ _mm B my__w_o____

their inability to do so by reason bf _ CHICAGO MARKETS.

a Dept. of Agriculture....

nor authorising an adjournment of Iliiducatioh... . the Hlouse till Tuesday, and moved ET€Cti0m~l...

Z 27; per hundred pounds and predict-

cn .

the annual report of tho Commission- QRDINARY EXPGNDITURE,

HON- MR- RICHARDS Drcscutedvaaininisirstion of Jnsti¢e..s 21,153.33

l Boards of I-Iea.lth....

Coroners’ Inquests...

2,008.95 109.00 . . 5,688.21 709.80 .. 129,178.91 3,758.52

6,850.00 35 358 04

.Exhibltions... Hospital for Insane.... Iinterest . . . . . ... L1egislation.... Library and Stenographer Miscellaneous... ... voor House... . . . . . . . . . . . ... Paupers.... .... . .s .. .. Postage.... 436.43 Pnhlie Lsnds ..... `94a.s3' Prov. Sec. Treas. Dept..... 6,302.14_ Prov. Auditor’s Dept.... 1,463.90` Provincial Building... .. .. 3,320.97 Registry Offices... 1 . 5,454.79 Tkilegralzns . . . . . ... . .. 60.06 Public Works Dept... . .. 5,695.23 Government Hlouse... . 407.51 Provincial Infirmary... 3,093.97 Ferries and Flerry Strmrs... 7,492.13 Packets . . . . . ... 3,775.00 Wharves.... 3,692.91 Roads... 28,445.16 IllSDectors' Salaries, etc.... 2,288.95 Bridgesl.. 22,001.90 Mis. Public Works... 3,444.12 Dehenture Sinking Fund.... 4,095.00

_ Total Ordinary Expend..$364,937.88

' Deducting the Ordinary ture, as above from the Receipts leaves a surplus on ordinary account of $10,436.57.

But there was a capital account of

527.92713, the items of which are as below:

Expendi-

1,060.00

231.95 Court House 3 740

1,740.00 Rizbtc Of WBY~~~- 2»llll5~32 fans found their way to the Ar

5/.175.00 Concrete Culverts 1 871.76 last night, through the storm,

Concrete Pave. Q. Square... 772.75 Be, the 1”; game Q( the season

Permanent Bridges... 2,935.54 tween me vicg and Abbies for

championship of Prince Edward

Tota`l Capital Account..$27,927.13 land, The audience enjoyed ev

minute of the play as it proved be the swiftest and best hockey ever witnessed in this Province.

The total liabilities_of the Province friendlpgg of feelings prevailed at-the end of the year on account of the few pengllties that were giv

debentures, loans and sums due the were fm- only one minute each,

10,531_00Ibanks, after deducting sinking fund

34,905.09iiS B611 d0W1l 8115363.20545. While lille H. M. Baker acted as referee 14,8-'lsaliamount standing to credit Of -the crsel Mearchnr ss judge of play

4,418.57 Province at Ottawa is $893,389.50.

2,250.00

500.00

337.50 6,608.63 375.00 500;00 150.00 100.00

1,150.00

i II '. !» >

LIABILITIES.

ceived from Ottawa 'from the sums credit of the Province there was $44 660.48.

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PUBLIC WORKS REPORT.

The annual report of the Depart

AHospltal "for the Insane, and the ‘Provincial Infirmary It contains t

, ‘ _ . he

34_]_55_53 usual very full and detailed state- 9_714_g3I ments of fthe ordinary and capital ox- 1_g4-1_77lpenditures during the year on public 1;_529_74.buildiugs, ferries, packets, wharves, l,ui:i,n-ilroads, road inspector's salaries, 3_43¢_g2`hridges, with the contracts entered

into during the year, the unfinished contracts and the amounts paid thereon and the balance required to complete the payments when the work is finished. _

AGRICULTURE REPORT.

The annual report of the Depart.-

ment of Agriculture is this year full of usual in- yesr , full of unusual in- variety of the information it con- tains. The lllustrations include por- traits ofa number of prominent farmers who were prize-winnersl` the field competition, a group of stu- dents at Truro Agricultural College, farm: scenes, typical breeds of stock etc. An estimate of the value of field crops in the Province on 15th October last at the then market prices make the handsome total of $9,385,200.

The amount of milk received at the

creameries and cheese factories dur- ing the past year was 48,084,509 pounds, valued at $523,644, an in-

CAPITAL ACCOUNT.

crease of 14,488,257 pounds, and $132,-

_._____L _ 743 in value over the previous year.

BIIIIGIAHS HIIEAK A

IIIIT IIE A JAII

_ Special to The Guardian. I i _DIGBY, Feb. 18-Three young for- elgners who were awaiting triall here for breaking and entering maide‘ their escape from the new Digby jail, but were captured three miles from town by Sheriff Smith and Chief Bowles after a hard fight.

IAHIEEWAH BETWEEN EEIINIAIII ANTI IZANAHA

IS NITW AT AII EHI]

I-v-no

D..-

ietweefn Germany and Cainaidla, which as been in progress éince Norvemlber 1903, involving on the part of Ger- many tlie penalizing of Canada by

__,._?i-1

IIESPIIE THE ABITIIIIITT

CHICAGO, Feb. 17-The wide- spread' movement against the h'l'glr price of meat has failed to check the advance in prices of hogs. Live hogs at the stock yards ,here sold today at the highest mark with one excep- tion, in the last 40 years. The new ugh point recorded today. was $9.-

ions were made that in a few weeks the ten dollar level will have been

o'r'rAwA, Fei.. 11-The isriil war cnicred themselves thvrollshlw

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W.ASH‘ING.TON, D. C., Feb. 17-

The repeal of the new corporation tax law, the constitutiomalit of which has been questioned by Eep-i respntative Southwiek, Republican, of New York, who introduced the of New Yoek, who initrodiiiced a bill for that purpose b0d~ay.

H. V. MIIIIIIIIIITII IS

ST JOHN, Feb. 17.-The banquet,

held last evening at White’s` restau-

cess. Thirty were present, and all

The chair was occupied by H. H. Schaefer, and after ample justice had

been done the elaborate menu pre- pared for the evening an interesting

Malpeque Oysters

ple top. Gaytown Peas

After drinking the health of the

sponded to by Rev J. H. A. Ander-

made eloquent addresses.

ded to by Thomas Kickham, James McKie proposed the toast to St

John, to wh|‘oh` Ald. R. T. I-Ioyes re- plied in a. fitting manner.

.'18

rant by the Prince Edward Islanders ,W in St John proved a. decided suc- °

King, the toast of the Prince Ed- I" . ward Islanders was proposed and re- Mmard S Liniment Cures mstempe

of hockey. They handled the g

t throughout in the most capable m ' ner. The puck was faced at 8.30

the Abbies scored the first goal less than one minute after play

Harrington. (Cheers; Cheers.)

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Provincial Infirm-ary.... .....$l5,94l..2'I Vics won l Score 2 to 1.

5. were handed out for minor offence

to those two officials the attends

The PYOVAHCG P815 interest '~llll`ll\8 are thankful for the improved st

___;375_374_45 the year 834155.63. The interest re-

the finest hockey of the season w

' witnessed. The puck was forced fl

ment of Public Works is adorned with to one end of _the rink and then

49 Upwards of one thousand hockey

be-i the

e'na to

combination play. Both goal tenders stopped many a hard and accurate shoot and from a stand byers point of view, a .sure goal. They waited patiently to see the flag go\up, but to their disappointment or gladness,

IB; which ever the case may be, the play-

The and

ery to

sr _between the posts had done his duty and the plick was landed in the COI`l`l€I`. '

'At ten seconds before half time

Charlie Burns, broke away from near the Vics goal and went up the - ice

°"'Ililre siesin iinoin the Alibiss et in

and " » K . ll

,L Iexcellent style amid tremendous ap- andplause. Before thelleferee could call

andyhis players together the bell rang.

nw Vics 1; Ahbics 1. yle The second half started at 9.20 and

e' the same fast hockey continued Lift-

a:,_Alng the puck from one end bf the

nd:rink to the other was forgotten-the

inlindividual rushes and combination bylwork of both teams kept excitement

begat fever heat until the bell rang.

Ab t t ft 1 , R t-

game continued exceedingly fast aggitenbggy (tenunéinuveasaa gap :ge 6;’

mt goal in this half that made :he Vice

to victorious. '

cuts of the Provincial Buildin the the other by clever individ_ual an

d 'A (Continued onrparge 1-if)

I‘ Z; fe. ..._ .I1 .1 l...,` .__ . - _`.f, '1'l§

the placing _of B, surta`x of 33 1-3 Boiled Halibut d'e In Rustico Hub years since he left his native p

per Cent' “gamst imports ‘mm Get* landaise Sauce. I Spud Islanders Vince' - l“'l”lY- ls ll tllmg °f the l""“' Get' New London Roast Beef Suffolk It was dwmed to organize an as many has come down, and at the ln- _Pudding ' sociation, and the annual reun_§o Stanw 0.; the Ge;-mp,” Goverment, steamed ,mgnish Mackerel B la will be held on the third Wed{i_esMa

the tariff rlelationsw betwleendthe taxi; My,.ick_ ' oéiiabguxg il_\e:ti;c1hly:;i;l{ael_-_lé Ot. uc oounrres D/V0 ell PMB .OH ` 0'Lear . same footing as they were prior to Cranberries Turkey Muddy Cr°°k association and Harry McKee secre

'the hnp0`slti0h Of 'DIN Slll`°l“- Scabby 'McIntyre's. Carter's Pur- tary'

NIIIHE THIIIIIIIE

ANENT MIIITIIEII

France Sends an Ultimatu to Sultan Mulai Hafid

There.

Special to The Guardian.

PARIS, Feb. 18-'-The Government s' instructed M. Regnault, the Fre

nch Minister to Morocco, to _despat oh B, special message to F62 DURFAD Fra.nce's ultimatum to Mulai HB0 regarding the signing cf 9. I`€0€Hfl arranged Moroccan loan. _ The Government has advised the sl natories to the Algerian conventio of the measures to be taken in th event that the Sultan refuses to ii-': qluiesce

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EA_lhE AAIIIII

Special. to The Guardian. .FRANKFoR'r, cerinsiiy. Feb 18 Severe street fighting occurred he tween the police and the snfiragett demopstrabors. and H 1_M`g0 DU-“lb” were wounded on both sides.

Four civilians were severely woun-

. ded and taken to a hospital. and

policeman, stabbed through th lunge- , .

These, howeveir, constitute only B

MATTE PHESII]EIIT4""`°" °‘

‘ ` ‘ various ,quarters

‘ land. Both made BDPI`0Pl`lBt° all”

dresses.

Addresses were also ‘made by Harry cKee, M. A. McLeod, R. D. Coles,

G. F. McLean and others. Excellent vocal solos were rendered by R07 ~l» H. A. Anderson, I-I. H. Schaefer and A. A. Chalsson; A piano selection was rendelied in fine style by H. V. M°K"m°n`h h it ii ein h

_ A tsewoaene eau-

thu lllaclllg of all l7I‘0f1\\C¢B Of C‘M1'l-i-\ pmgiman' of wants as wen, 38 atgood qlielzngflliimalh Kickham has the dis- da. o-n the Maximum German tariff 'mls ca l”'°gm§NWa5 can e °“ ‘ tinction of being away from the Is- list, and on the part of Canada .byf M U' ` land the longest, it being forty-on

Souris Salad ' A SAD ACCIDENT _

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3 the end of a passenger car which _Z

'gm Eaulce Doughnut Dans Orem” wyhs being pushed along by a. shunt e' PP e Pie' Frlllt Jelly' ing engine, and dragged one hundre

Bimns Cheese' M“"°y's Blmult' feat William Doyle aged 17 son of Gladstone Secretary of State f

A vlnmcombws Plumbs' Bovyelns Al" Conductor John Doyle employed in Home Affairs and who throu h a. or

Dies. Haszard’s Tea. Beer & Goff’s the omce of the cM."0,,eman_ wa E re- C°"°°' killed st the new shops.

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IHVIIH CAPITAL I

II PUNISHAAENT

:,._§'_f_ " as

Duma is Asked to

iiish Death Penaltv

' ButDecIine

Special to The Guardian.

` ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 18-The ` Duma, to which was roiftrred a incas- g ure for the abolition of the death d penalty in Russia, has decided un- Y favorably because it is outside .the

competence of Parliament, and be-

g' cause the advisability of abafndon- " ing the death penalty at present is e questionable.

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T EIINVIEI'S LIVES

Special to The Guardian.

CAIRO, Ills, Feb. 18-'I`hos Halli-

day, killed, and three men wounded

_ ' tl . it '

The fighting is still continued in

is ic resu of all attack on the iaii

' here by a mob which cried to lynch B two ncgroes arrested' for stealing l` from women.

When the mob marched to the jail Sheriff Neilis threw open the door ' of the court house and said"I am

‘l|here to protect the prisoners" and

lat the same time his deputies began shooting into the mob.

The mob fell back and the body of

Halliday lay upon the steps of the court house.

THIS ITATE 53

YEAIIS AHIT THAI

A letter from Constan.ti\nc.ple dated'

the 17th December 1846 reports

e “News has been received from Persia

ro- that the Cholera was still raging-

and sweeping, off thousands. At

- ,Oroomiah the mortali?y was upwards n_o‘f 200 per day on thc. pouplafiou of y 10,000. I have just seen. a doctor

-Isssuring me that, according to his

elstatistics the deaths had greatly

-‘exceeded the worst years of the

plague; llc calculates that more than 100,000 have been destroyed.

GLADSTONE A PEER.

d LONDON, Feb. 17-Herbert John

s cent appointment is about to become

Govemor General of British South _ Africa, was elevated to the pasrago

r. tioday.

son and Percy Steel, both of whom 5 ' '

_» _ 7' _:~~ :

The Sister Provinces, proposed by i

Horace C. Blown, was ably' respon-

t. ct for-'$73 000 instead of $73, sired.one contractor for the whole est price lilwv I-'he' 'llvll ""1 °‘°°l’t" Too be for Olaslifl tin light bl” '“d°d "W" the West “

Eigllliria \.ne.that' the commissioners “""“""(cBTi€iiiIi§d“BiiWE€iaT)"."_ In 1937- `

__$______ ' __ --_-:__--_=_-ll-°-_ my lamp is burning low I am lc

subsequently refused to assign Gaud

.CHOICE Labrador liei'-riiigasi. mg into on .lying embers, ...ni Ti..- which I rosa: an than have nilerl

& 00.5 tender to htm, claiming - FINE AND OOLDER. I /_(10811. 01-00 P01' Phil at Till- der their drowsy spell I fall ar-dr l BN” i}°_l1_9- 3-°17<13il>d- ing. Before me moves a proceosi

that auch tend- _ ‘Special to The Gu an. s' 00 PROFESSIONAL First d of young men. every one of wbvm

tlileiwlilgftilrhtdlhchzhhhhdance with the CHICAGO, Feb. 18-(Speciad.)-- TORONTO, Feb. 19-Westerly winds Z second da" washers 4“nm`,._young men whose y,,_m-9 E eclfication for the work, in thatit fine and cooler. _ quired immvdiaitelyl for Ucrhcodt were filled with visions sp d red for a nine foot pipe, where- F91, wh 1, 1144 Tl" l°l‘¢tll °l t‘°d“7 Wlll l’° l'°“ S askatch ew an and Alberta the great' things to be aclriev f,‘;"¢f,e ,psonesiion required 8 "'°l'° Msi-on inane . ...ion hours and thirty-thrcc mi\1“¢°°-, _ k school.. opening in.Miu-eh, Apr-u and whose insure glowed with' #he golden Wm keep you unsccttcd ff. elv-

ed, Your trust in.a Hvavenly either

f .

ll-_the flickering embers. Why have lo _:_many failed who had only to stretch

forth a hand to grasp life’s bright-

pe est possibilities? Why, I keep ask-

scroll rises from the hearth, upon

sam- because they had not learned to say

on No I

is ' ""°‘ 'of in eeni-sire. my boy. lies Your Meir.

og when you the ldngiourn? begin;

hrce 0 0 0° _ Temptations will go on in ,

foot length. 0-“ll l“l`lll°l` ll°°l“'°° “° Feb Corn ......67l 'l`l1° 9°“¥P°l'°¢“l'° *t all bo May, Highest. salarlm secured in any hue of success. But as they ss be _ mention was mal” All lt "l “la l“°l‘ M‘arch Corn ~~-6” :Eh mom," was nn °"°°° ° v° locality desired and full information l°'° 'Tl' *f°’llllllt I W’ no J; sg: BA: 1ftmml\T'rlrl?;nt:u:“T:hmh\h?'mnn.

' * forwarded.‘ ~Apply.st once to Cam. youth s bright hopes. The earn u . 70 Y

. m_______t on ' alan Teachers' Agency, Box 807, ,md healthy ambition of t\ietlongi_a‘s° H hood. bo t N __

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