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' CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE' EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, FRIDAY, APRIL io, 1908 `

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PROVINCIAL

LEGISLATURE

. - . \ Bills -Introduced Questions Asked Tl1¢_Debaie 0n The Budget ls Still

Going On _ ‘- -

Thursday April 8, 1903,

MORNING SESSION.

House met at 10.30. An act respecting the Acadia Sink

Benefit Association was read a iii-si; time.

Mr., Fraser moved for information

regarding _all amounts paid hy _the Government last year to 'John Quinn, and Hon. Mr. Cummiskey said same would be tabled.

Mr. Kennedy asked lor detailed in-

formation respecting Croshy‘s Bridge and Hon. Mrs Cummiskey promised to table it as soon as itcould he prepared. '

Mr. McKinnon asked for certain

information regarding the .Ferry Road, Lots 5 and 6.

The Premier replied that a petition

had been received asking that that road be closed, but that subsequently another petition had asked far its re-opening: the matter was being. considered.

Mr. Irving enquired if a petition

had been received asking that the New Hiddleton Iioad be extended for three-quarters of s. mile to the Coun-

a new` road from the Georgetown Road to Pownal Bay. The Commis- ioner of Public Works replied that the petitions had been received. and would be attended-to.

Bills relating to the Court of Chan-

cery, and to the payment of Succes- sion duties were presented and read a firs‘I:'time.

The acts relating to the St. Peters Clyde Horse Association and to the Peakes Hall Co., received their third reading. ` _

House then went into Committee

to consider the Bill to amend the Appeal in Equity Act, which was re- ported agreed/to. `

The Bill authorizing the issuing of

debentures for the building of toe Provincial Infirmary, and the re- building of the Prince County Jail and Court House was considered in committee.

Adjournment was made at 1 p.m.

AFTERNOON SESSION.

House met again at 3.30.

fConsideration of the las't nlcntioned bill was resumed.

ty Line Road; and also for openingl

Mr. Mathieson n\'»'.'ed in rmierfi-

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BRIDE TAKEN FROM

IIUSBAND’S HOUSE

Wedding Festivities Interrupted By

Masked Men ~ Goes Against Priest and Neighbors-_Finds Out liis

Mistake. i

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DUBLIN, April 8-A fickle Irishman'

who jilted a girl and married anoth- er in spite of the parish priest is having the worst time of his life at the hands of his neighbors.

He lives in the notorious Ballinag-

leragh distnict of County Leitrim, where a pitched battle took place a few weeks ago between tivo armies on police and peasants, and for years had been courting the local beauty. A little while ago he transferred his affections to her rival, also of Bal- linagleragh.

The jilted girl's relatives did their

utmost ,to prevent 'the wedding tak- ing p1ace.They-were supported hy the parish priest, who is a power in Ire- land in these matters. He refused the necessary certificate. The young man thereupon went to the bishop of the diocese, but the bishop upheld the priest.

The young mon, however, is a per-

son of resource, and told the clergy that he would go and get muffled ln a registry office in the distant town of Enniskillen. Nobody in Ballina!- leragh believed that he would ily in the Jace of the parish priest but he

did.,

The night he brought his bridel

home an extraordinary scene occur-l red. A large crowd collecqzd outside;

the house where the dancing and

feasting were in progress, and groan- cd and hooted. The groaning ceased uncut midnight, and the festivities continued. An hour later about thirty men, wearing crepe masks, burst in the door of the cottage and called on the father of the bride to take his daughter home, with the al- ternative of being seriously dealt with. l

The old nlan thereupon took his

daughter away. The valiant bride groom declared he would accompany them. The trio marched in the small hours of the morning towards the home of the hride's parents to the accompaniment of groaning and hoot- ing. When about a mile of the jour-‘ ney had been traversed, the bride- groom was seized by another disguisv ed band and compelled to go back to his own home. ' This occurred sevefal days ago, and the bridegroom has not seen his bride since. He has not been allowed to lenve his house, and the bride has not been allowed to leave her fi|'iher's Both houses are watched night and day. _

The police are powerless to restore

order in the district or to prevent this very original form of boycot- ting.

WONDERLAND

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Billy Kin Kaid in Wonderful Jug glin The Three Durands with Song, Dance Comedy, New Motion Pictures; '_ ll New Illustrated Song. _

T ight at Wonderland Billy Kill

together with the sons and dimes which seems to belong. so solely £9.

Kai? *Ivor another uncommon 01- the Dunham vlll mall, inn llgngl-nln l,ll,lll°ll_»..l|l»n_l, nnnnhiiliiu as e iss- nv, n brightness and verieey “Dt

tier of msrvhllous a an introduce new leaf-“W “IM” °

availing, and the variety he invarlll

ably gives is a feature of _his enter

teinment. He _Will 11°* 5° l""`° "Ty

'- » £0. BVDIY

nmeh longer, so it is "Pho" um.

:aio go |e_o him in the I

at roms ns. The Durandu t_ool __'al‘h_i_¢:___l_Bi_:__£__°‘:_‘;

announcement o m0 _ r_

bility. He will to be found else where _in the amuse

ment houses of the city. l The picture list in u follows :-

Discharze t-|10 \_‘°l‘l~ _ Fire Manoevers in Madrid.

Bkllful Policeman. 1

Fresh Blacksmith.

EXTRA

l The Runaway Horse.

' Ind lllt, and Whiitwitll

Adstlnnriralnogl illustrated |on¢;;

.Mm _ » - . .. r. ml _ K _ wnsy, _ w__ich the building was heated. 'l'l1l0V|l15 Lind- __ *_ “__ tn, ll,” ml.” cousllmol the l_rm___

Weekly Press Interview The

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OTTAWA' April 9*'(3l>€Clal)- The'-said had sent packs es of ci aret- Acme t e All Red Line'

bills third readings. Mr. Templeman said that whilelT°mp1eman promised to have the l“k°Wm'm'

a (I . _ _ ,_

”° ‘!°"`°°P°“d°"¢° 0" the All-Re; Mr. Foster urged that __ thelwestern Press Asmriutinlis mt the the $2_500_ 00ll_

R an 0 papers posted to ‘he Iinlted Stitii- 5 d

i'|‘HE (j](l __ _ ALL-RED LINE I

iz il. Wé§.'2!§fHSSED

_ ’ _ ‘ ' _ At The Royal Institute, Bringing Out Laurier would Like To banish The Week Al- What Ansfraliaiwili Do- The Timer

together And Gilmer Speak Plainiily- had K:_;‘__g__l'_;:_‘;_’:"‘:__;‘;;_"_:'°'°

6 ‘ I __ LONDON. April 9-_(special)-Ai stamp idea wns.diseusssd_

the Royal Institute meeting Lord The half hearted attack of The

' 4 Strathcona Wore a very confident de- Times on the King has caused a

* - 'Beano' Wllefl slr JDIIH C0l0lJels at- seusatlon here. The Times in nub-

tance says :-

Commons had ll day Ol l _ k | » 8 g fllke stopping them. It is understood that the into hlt may be ___plcture__que tribute to ‘and alter talk _“W ma lug tes and-a circular letter to mem- Dr Sprould Cllllmell tlliil Ill‘l1ES Premier and Burns were the only the Anglo-French entente that the

'lug tohalco all da _ ' '

gave the excise and immigrntlo; bers of the House and Mr. Broden;-_ lwere used in some tobaccos and Mr. grmnn Cablmlt meml,el.S that werelxlng and Prime Mlnlster are so

much at home in France to be able

The Spnate tomorrow will adjournlthey were sympathetic with’the ob-'m;;l§rn2;fl;tiia:_;(;;ntln Nova Scol__ Asquith thinks that ;1'500'000' to tr““S”°t their m°sl- lmP°l`t“l1t

¢i11Mny 5_ ject this was not an Occasion for 8 D _ E _ should be enough subsidy, but onstitutional business there, but the

sir wiln-id Lhurler said there wh discussion on rife uesiinn lla' New B'““°"‘°k‘ Q“t'"‘"’ “ml the Cl\“"=l1ill and Lloyd-George favored precedent is not una tn be followed..

“Nothing of the kind should ever

Since Sept. 1, 1907 between the manufacture and sale are not to be|Preml;r_ and Pnstmlsmr ummm! to* Premierlneaklu has sent wma “s`lhal’l"’“ “g“l“~ only th” Plea that the canadian nn.; imperial G0,,e,.,,menlB_ pronlblle-,l amen should be l ll t day fs reduction 01 "Iles 0" \‘~‘€l<lY sul-ing Astrniirfn contribution ni Kina is unwnu, which happily he is Mr. Templeman's bill amending the mitigate as far as possible the cig- ' ' ` " $3- .000 nu New Zealand's $500,000 not would excuse the repetition.”

inland revenue act the chief clauses arette evils. au" “ylng th” _ l“ C_“““‘1“_ tlle li qui*-0 safe. The Times adds that the whole

of which are these embodying the Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who is not a weeknes Tad "Tie cncuhtloli “_"'l"“ The question now rests with tllelnlinisteriill program for the week in recently announced lchanges in the ex- tobacco user, said personally llelfony mi es an beyond a Pwer British government. The Uniform upset.

cussed in Committee, w'eed in any form, but that would °°“ntry in the Www' “id the de`

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policy on the cigarette question. youfh of the country from cigarettes whereby weeku" mum be posted M'

g e and 'it' sters had a few cents they spentl'-hell by payi 5 . _

was time for the Government to them in candies: Now they bought cent per pound these papers would be

Since the last occasion a few weeks It_ grated upon his feelings when This arrangement seemed to meet

discussed on the resolution brought treal, Ottawa and elsewhere tb sea sent and it is likely an early ad- g - _

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ques ons pending between

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00"” Seek DIVOFCB- | l-eller/ind Papers nilZ.i‘l'“.‘ZfI§..{f“'¥Z'§°$`f...“Zin.;

MONTREAL April 8-The reportl BERLIN, April 8-Private des- SAN FRANCISCO April 9-(Spe- over the dis osltlon ol Ower

tively e e y <1 ~_ y e s Monti e o, the e - y -

In fact the statement was made that crown princess of Saxon,-_ Mme_ He destroyed all his personal _

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the Canadian Pacific, a reduction in ner age¢¢l0nB__,, young mll_ll0r_ Lieut_ hllindsaiy was a nat've gf

the dividend would be drst consider- Acco,-dlng to the Bel-llmlr zeltlmg_ _Philadelp a, hrty-t ree years ol `. _ _ ed, and neither the one nor the oth- the qllnl-l-Bl between the Toselllls bu’ He enlisted eight years ago, and

er llhd lwell l~l10\|8l1l Uf- gan soon after the wedding, land fre- was made Lieutenant three years

developed into s`el‘ious scandals

BWI* lly K0 l`° London cable says The wsdd wlul the result that lt in now lm. ported here that the Canadian Pac took place saturday ___ the p__eBe:;i

. n complele dlvorce second transeontinental line with a mlnent suclally and politically _n

ATI Important Change lll t e I I __ terminus at Hardy Bay, B. C., one L d _ _

of the best ports on the Pncliic covstl on on' of Lady Ruby Elliott’ Bec`

.__- 3 Tnmk Paclm' _ lBnring, Viscount Erririgton, eldest

_ **"""”°'”"" son of Lord Cromer, of Cromer Hull,

BOSTON, Mass., April 8-An lm- \ lNorfol,k, who is famous for his ser-

portant change in the banking Cirvlw ____ .vices as n iliplumatist and adminis- uf tile city became known tonight trator in Egypt. Unfortilnntely the when it was announced that 'the Ne- Bllll,l_L~ll;_ Am.ll s___An ,,x¢_l-m,l.,lll,_ ' Earl uf Miner) wnn nnnhie tl, be pm.. tional Bunk Oi the B°P“l3ll°» l0\° My nnnnn was witnessed yesterday _ sent on account of the pressure oiilis '\'1“l\Y Yeh" °“° °l` tm’ leading M' in the Evangelical church at Mnrk- ' ` lfllllles ln Indllh but Lafly lVllDt0 er- cional banks ol this City. lull ¢f°“°' l-nnscndc, near Leipzig. _ _ rived from india uncut three weeks l°"l`°d "5 b““l“°" “nd “sets lm' During the service the entire eun- -- |“K° 5° Pf°P‘“'° l“f ll" ‘ll\UHl1,l¢‘-‘VB

Ulll'il.l¢0l1>oi‘at0d in 1864. Bhd hi! A t "M subs _“ntl dlmovoud _that Tha-° 'nl bg 3 nomplete Chang, 0( » di Y

J _ _, °°P°l`l°° “Fin” _‘"‘° th’ l”m°° Clown’ Portable Body," "Sllhu- nor general of Canhd lv! \l bl _ _ nm oi:.ooo.ooo and 515.000. I m ‘_ wmll, ml ,,,,,,,, ml, ‘ml,_.'. umm., l-,,,,m_.. _ml ._0__ “__ “___ Munarelngn. n 2

--_---` -»- __ There will be two i us ra _songs Tb. su b____l"m___d___‘ve___e gown __ _

interest. |01' '-l‘° D“"“ds are BW lleut music, will provide im _lmonl theetrl luerr. Talley P3: lgnilalreexslng ol mnnuhluqnt and

"dt nl." T;°'t¢h.:-dniigewcorrllie ywhichlamusement. for Wonderland g¢»srs.i ' night ln a oils 0

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gh", f _ __ ;.s¢¢up¢ra", giiamgggg- eeiesllclce. ch lion, made in the Romney style, 5 " t°ml’"“I-“l`°\l-°"ll`7l 3l¢\ll:\l°&l'

than the cnnndinn Pacific aailwavlpniches from Florence scare that cinip-First Liens. David. h_"Lind- P D "°"“`""'°"“

was considering a teh per. reduction'serious disputes have arisen between say, U. S. A. Signal Corps shot and '

in salaries all round was authorita- Signor Toselli and his wife, who was killed himself in quarters at the ’

d ni d toda at head uarters lfnrmnrl Count s n n ‘ x Presidio esterday

no such reduction was necessary, nor Toselli ln nnld gn thoroughly regret papers and no cause is known for _ `

had it even been thought of. Even the mal-l»lngl,_ and to be determined the act. ' D should so drastic a measure beltn obtnln 5 lllvol-ce in Ol-del- that _His fellow~oificers say he appeared I

thou ht of, said a lending official of she mn nlarl- the latent Dlfect of morose for several days past

cise_1aw rsspeniing tobnccm was dm, would lllm to stop me use bl the rates than are obtained in any other _ T__ __ ______ _____:-T2; ___»;___:_

Mr, Blain thought gnln B good lyme be ll`lte’l.fel.lng wltll mums rlgllts partment had under consideration an L' I

for the Government to announlce itsl The neat dan er to the immature “mendment to the postal regulaties

The House was on record as fav- was their cheapness. the 'COWD 0lD\ll1llCBll°U '10 ¢l1eb0l`del` `

oring the abolition of the manufac- In his boyhood days when yonng- all 0\`l9 ii\|Hl`l»¢l` Cffllli DEF P0\1ll¢l and ture or sale of ci amtt s n the U S rate of one*

make its attitude known. cigar'-m¢n_ ,lens on in their deseinntion. _ -r;-~----~ <3-

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B-S0. 011 Wl1lCl1 Qllestloll had been Wallilllli the Streets of Toronto Mon with the favor of the press m pre

in by M . Blain a Montreal limi, helboys m ki i tt _ ' ' f; ill b d . ' l ' .__ N°W and Proposed Treaty is Held

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Up- Newfoundland in No Rush

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Office recently received drafts of treat. the officials.

- _ _ , :ies having as their obiect the settle- Negotiations for the submission of

‘ I lment of ti '

the Atlantic fisheries dispute to arbi-

. ’“"“ lille Suited States and Canada. These tration, have not advanced to any

' _ _ ,.\ __ __ __ ea es were considered s tif t t te t. N f dl d h h

The Ci P- R. Say WOUIU RBg[‘BIS hm’ f Marrlagef to |l-l San Fl-allclsco Flfst Destro- with the exception of a pews nrhizx EIS; iiix rel;»lylng"tomtTie Zilbintgmwheizlh

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Be The First Thing Italian Musician and will ying All His Personal olizrinwhlfi llverfnngefeflfrdy lliillcrzg .[;.1`f.i,b;:f1, 'lrlfellfilrlffh urlilinfohllf.

ain does not find it easy to'reconc1le the views of Newfoundland and the.

_ ~ ' _from the United States, however, of ‘Dominion of Canada in preparing the

' T' which the Foreign Odice has unofli- case._ Already there is talk of the

cial advices, that a deadlock exists necessity of renewing the modus

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___i_____ quently assumed a violent form \vhi'cli later. \

S I tl ` Bi T III' ~ U. P. R. TO HAVE ~

|i[P|lli|.||] HANK ....;"::i ...‘;;°.. ;.;;_ a Few Days Asc

» between the hushnnd and wife hue TINENTAL "MD

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» the differ n c between them have _

IS d ef ewan mo nad more acute WINNIPEG. April B-It is re- MONTREAL' April. 8_A specfal with draped “hue l‘“°lft°d ln ll`°“t~

Their hats were of blue tulle trimmed

_derstood that B Bepamtlon wlll mn Hnilwny hnn nnder nolltemlllm of _ __ _J _ with ribbon work and pale pink roses.

.___ _ _ a a ge num er o members of th

mlm place shortly to be followed by tion what would be practically a British aristocracy and others pr; 'I;1;__i:_eg_st_ll:l~l__;._'_a;_tli_e f~l_oli_._ Wyndham

, c r e room.

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The bride and bridegroonl left to

spend their honeymoon at Sutton

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Bankmg Buslness of lThe proposed line would be shorter dH“?hIter_0f the ETH of Mmm' C0l1I‘tuey, which has been lent them

' » than the present road' and llicttcr |“c°'my 0 "dm and lomlerly “ver” by Hllffy lrilldsuy- A large hllmber

BOSIOH _ nor-general of Canada, and .the Conn-i l - _

“ble to complete wlll, ,he (lmml M o beautiful gifts were received from

tes” of l“l'°' ‘md H°w1““d Thom” various nrts of En land Ireland,

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ScotlQd, India und Canada.

THY TU UNITE

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liquidation to the National Shawmut gmgatlon was attacked by ll.l.esllm_ _ \wnqdgng_ CHICAGO, April 8-A general call

Bank, the largest national bank in lbl l l t _ »l»l lm ml. ,null - The marriage-was solemnizeil in tlleillllli 50011 mlllle l0l‘ BD lllilllstrllil con New England. . un-Z°m';l‘;u[;°” halo; The B__ll_m__ the C|aSs_ vaudevlllt churchof St. Margaret's, Westmins- _liercnce in Chicago_Monday at which

It was announced that the -Shaw - l l ll ov l. lrom mn nan; and Falryland ter' “"hl°l‘ ll!" l>s0n the scene of mnny an attempt will be made to unite in

or ans e e

mut National' ’Bank does lint' ll; clmlr ‘boys mllulmed m __ lw_ly_ ._ . _ _. llulllolmble wedlllngm Tl", brlde wore nn md§pend_ent federation the West-

buy the assets of the Na- In the .mln ol the church the mlrw_ T0n|ghl 8 gown ol Bull whlle ,,,l_ln_ mad, ln ern _e erat on of Miners, the United tional Bank of the Rep“l>ll¢ . ‘uc lllnumlcg ,lu not so ovmillllwel-_ empire style, The deep high belt was Miners or America and the Brewery but will liquidate them for the bene- “li “d‘l0l_tu“t°l,, “meant Dano” ___ closely embl-oldllmd Wm, 'penl-ls nnd Workers, lllthogrnphers and Wood. ht of the latter. The change _goes ini- _,inland conwloumeu to "ml" tm, » _nnlshsd with pearl tassels. and n _W0fl<°\` S U“l°l\U~ “Q “ll ll Hllhsd to eileot tomorrow morning_whm__tl\e “keanu” B"lslmlc°_ to tho" wha. At Fpiryland, to-night, Miss May shower of orange blossoms and buds ll? W» H°YW°0¢l~ U- lll- Uplwlluy. hurinm ni' ciiennciunsi snhlr ni ins lull ____-mom __“y_ A le, ol th. Cllln-r°n _»_\l_d_ -_Iohnnle l_-Iov_v_¢_l_i~_l1.,i.ii down the irnnt nl the gown. sh., James airwln, a°hsrhmne¢ll,_ J. c, Republic will be transacted through “slr B-0" had strength enough len gaw Pr;.:;_':_ult ,T °l_::_fgdf_‘_’_:"_’_; Yllvel; _also wore s long rcnl lace veil. ~Downey, J. W. Callahan, R°¢|¢'l»|¢|l the-_Bhnwmut_ The Shawmut. it _ iam; -mn." lnlo the open all as Bonn' .mmm dwclng' and catchy lol," and _The bridesmaids were Ladies Eileen MacKenzie and Erneet Mills. _ announced, _purchases oniythl £000 lm lt 'M mgllaul that mmetlllng splendid acrobatic stunts. This act Bild Vl0l°¢ Elllvt. SIR*-Hs oi the bride Just how the Federation of Labor 'lll _“ll _lllmlmul ol ul, l,.nk_ 'ia ami" but “uma” hm w M ll a scream from start tob_iln_isht and Lady Dorothy Browne, daughter of Wlll l0_9k 01) the new organisation is' 'Uh' t ' Be k f th' Re nblie ‘ ' , ll 000 0 0 U10” “|1078 0 UB “F09 Lord and Lady Kenmare. and cousin ¢l0“l’*»l\1l. but it is reported that ltl

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A o cinm °‘“" in "“d°'m°‘ ' of both bride and bridegroom' I ri formation will bedlldourakbd.

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_`p pf $1,000,000; with deposits ‘I N ‘ I ' _ moving pictures as follows :-"The l¢'°lyl\ Grey. daughter of the Boyer- ~

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