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Li>~w» -el CHARLor'rETowN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CANADA THURSDAY MARCH ‘MMONTH HY h>v~~<=»

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AN OFFICIAL lull in luv

I STATEMENT

_i,

Has .Been Issued by the Ahhies and Young I/lanlwice Attempted

Suicide but May Recover. What Girl Says.

u-aq

They Offer to Play_Two Games With The Vics.

The Guardian understands that an team who stayed away with the ex- __

ollltlal statement with regard to re- ccptiun of twl-._ Next tlley wired to -

_ 1 lr ey

gweit Athletic Club. lt has not called a meeting lil the l". E. I. telnlpted suicide.

TEN MEI UEAIH SEIIVIA TAKES

IN IIEHY ILAME PIIWENS AIIIIIEE

MADE HIM IINAZY

ST. ANDREWS, March 3-(Special) For love of Rosie Black, li pretty

cent hockey troubles has been is-IHlllifax and asked to have the telim mme gm at Kennedy” Imtel' Fred sued bythe executive of the Abe- slisleuded. Failin iii this th N“50“- 24 YBMS 0/111 IIBS twice' ut-

NEW YORK, March 3-(Special)-- LONDON, March 3-('lBpecl"al)-It is

Cut oil from escape by a burning learned today that Bervia, in accord-

- ' _ _ . . The House opened l1t4 0'-| pl; -t. l Tll. l- ~ l,l -ti |

stairway. tcnl persons met death in 9. ance with the advice of the powers, , , L U' - I” glm- L P001’ " “UP 111’ 50 "HW flV¢>'S‘t0\`Y tenement house on Seventh has withdrawn the demand for terri- PREMUTR HABLARD l"`“°"’"“'\1 ll fl-'15 IYCKIGSS ¢Xl’¢'llll1UU'0 ul m0n€'yu Avenue. toral compensation at the hands of

THE HOUSE WORK I

OF YESTERDAY

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Tenement House Burned by Withdraws Demand for Ter- Mr. Agnew Chgsen Spgaker, is Ap.. lncendiary Fire Believed of ritory and Makes Waw for

Black Hand Orgin- Peaceful Settlement.

proved and Takes the Chair. Rules on a Point of Order.

Marull 3. principle the Opposition took their

message from the lielltenlliit (lov .not voted b Lheil l res

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been possible to procllre the docl

ment but it is understood the ml;,tt-or appeal to the Maritime Association _ . _ . is deal_l:`hwi_t`h__ _substantially as lol-I for the suspension of the team. How-'Im the glxl to See him dm' lows:- e hes 'hold that wlielycver after they had had the resolu-

the season’s schedule for the Iglamll tion of suspension passed by the 0'Neill instea/d.

_ hockey league was arranged a dlspu-fel League, they asked for a reconsidera-

arose as to which city tcanl sh|onl¢l~'ti0l§ in the case of the two men t

first p-lay Summ-erside, the Viesl \‘ wishing an 'arrangement adlowiilgl l~ thlam to play Moncton for the Starr f 'I‘rophy. Tile Abegweits offered to f go first to Summerside to enable t the Vics to take their trip. Tblo'b they nefusod. They desired to ilnss-Ill for choice. The Abegweit delegate-sll

gave them the choice without toss ing.

'U10 ViCB. or a Part of them wentls

to Moncton and played their inatclleg U and A-ll, with the exception of one W man»-P. Rodd failed to come home C in time for their match scheduled to U be played in Sumlinerside. They‘ IU the-n called a meeting of their (ilubl 0 and expelled from it all of tlwlth*

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All. IIEAIIY IIIN I INIIUEUHAIIUN

"f -» ._l.»llvll'.'fi‘.‘

Hosls Gathered at American

l- Hockey League and nslced them to

P. E. 1.

n action) the touring team was sus-

Ipended by the Maritime Association. lThe tourists nrrilved home on Febru- »ary 5th, tha date of the scheduled

_ _ Ilganie between the Victorias and Alleg-

Capnal to wltness the Pre- Qiieits When the teams lined li foi Isome improvement'

sidents Induction.

WASHINGTON, March 3-(Special)

-With every prospect oi' good weath- er, with all preparations Complete

and each incoming rtrain and boati adding to the numlierless hosts girth- ored from far and near, the nation's

capitol awaits the coming of the mor- _ row when Taft will be inaugurated President: of the United States.

So great is the Congestion in the

ltreets, at the hotels and evei'ywhefl'e that the ordinary routine of Wash ington life has been temporarily sus-

plmded. _ 'lie time-honored inaugllral parade

which the greater number will be- en- abled to witness is claiming more in-

terest than thc inallgiiratien cere- mony itself.

An estimate of the number who will

.. p '

e match, Mr. Ramsay of the sus-

pended players was on the ice. The Abegweits objected to playing with him and when they appealed with the Victorias to go on with the inntch and not disappoint the people, the answer' they received was “To * with the people, ive will play with liumsay or not at all.” After con- siderable wrangling, rather than dis- appoint the pliiilic, they render- ed themselves liable to suspensionl for thirty days by agreeing to play with the Victorias under protest. The Referee, however, having been shown by Mr. Garnhum, the Secretary. of thc island Hockey League, the offici-

a notification from F. W. Meyer,

1 Secretary of the M. l-’. A. A. A., would not allow Mr. Ramsay to play. That this was the proper procedure in the case is established by the fact that two years ago when the Abeg- weifs weilt to Newfoundland and played there with John D. McDonald of North Sydn-cy on their team - he being at that time under suspeniaion -they were suspended thirty days for the breach, and the ofiicial notice of

march is 50,000, not the least of_ which will be the Governors of four- _I teen States, each accompanied by his staff. ,ne Ili; Having encircled the globe with the

battleships fleet, 3,000 bluejnckets are here to take part in the pal alle.

IHEII APPLE IS .

NIIW IN NEW YIIIIKI

NEW YORK, March 2.-I"l'e<l All-I

pleby. llie Englisll loilg-distance ruli- ller, whois the only lili_iii lil Ellglillhli who defeated Shrlibb iii ll ill_st:ul_L'-0 rico, iviui an u.l°i'i\'ul on the Lllsliaiiiu. He is here to enter some of' the tell. tif- _ teen and lifarathun distant-o ral-es. now. exciting interest iii this coliiifry. |

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Anyone desiring n vnluehlv D\‘0D¢FfYl

should read Classified column.

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The temperature was twentY~thl`00l

degrees above zero early yestle'rdaY‘I

morning. _ vii-im;

that suspension was scat to I-ll. ‘el MC- Leod, the then Secrctli-ry of the P.E. I. Hockey League.

That the Victorias were satisfied

with the justice of the referee’s rul- ing is shown by the fact that they failed to protest the game according to Clause VI of the Rules and He- gulations of the P.E.I. Hockey Lea- gue.

The next event that, bears on the mutter was the meeting of the League oil February 13th at which li resolu- r,;l>n was passed alrnlilling all the games with the Victol‘ia:-1 and ruling tlieiil out of the series for tho season, as is pmviclell by Section 4. It is lin- necessary tu state that this is the constitution under which the H. ld. I. Hockey Lenlzlie has been ~.\‘.'irlli`rg since its organization, some nine or ten years ago.

The Vice are not the first tcanl to

sllfier as' ii few ycilrs ago Humllicrside were ignored and the Vins null' Ah- bies played oil.

Now asa preliminary to what fol-

lows, the Ahegweits quote from the (‘onstitll~tion and Bye-Laws of the M. 1'. A. A. A. regarding suspension mill reinstatement, also the duties of the President. (Article XIII of the Constitution).

(Coutiiiued on page 3.)

Miuard's Llnlmcnt Cliff! G"_j*"' ‘f_"_°‘.. ’.l_ ._.. - --_-,-_fe

NOBODY SHOULD MISS

NEXT SATURDAY’S ISSUE

When the large vote for the month;

of February in The Guardian’s big, froe trip con=€ust, is published it will be as ¢rcat.u surprise as was the immense number of nominations. It was quite natural that there would bu anywhere from a -dozen to B HCUEC of contestants, but the gendml DWI" lic did not anticipate more, in in/Ct a gentleman whose opinion is m0St valuable was saiiguhie that there Would not be more that fort! 0' Ill' ty. The Guardian-'.s most a‘Dl’fl“`-ll* tive of the rest confidence thus ex- hiblted in it? management of so stu- pendous an undertaking, l»y_ which will be distributed twenty I1" Pm” aggregating upwards oi two thous- and dollars in value. In fnct the extraordinary interest thus displayed ehuse this plyper to increase the number of consolation prizes from six to sevdnteen. Thus contestants fn lilstl-les., tl., lon-may of which

'llolll they had not expelled from 1 heir ('-lub. This the League re- P"

used to consider for the reason that charged it.

hey had been informed that these

wo geiitlenlon liockey players had dm

een wired tickets lliid money tu

lollcton to return _home with Mr. he'

tollll. They drew tickets and money sillerab-ly better.

_`but failed to come home. .iii View H

- this i he Allerlv its ~~ n . Udo how klicllyulfail' iiiiiilltlrll llliniihlxlilfi/lhtl rllattresses and mltlmded killing th” mlm an exception in we". wsu or girl if she had gone to his roonli as hy the Vics should feel that tho rellliested.

'rystals and Aoegiveits were com- 'li

` » ' he ` e' .' ~ r - é`.."‘i.`."..“..”.-I-...IF'..f"i.i.*I."If’...f"“ll.§.”.. >'°""f-' 'mm' "0 ~=n°°“-g°"1@»t =--<1 f another. lil fact the Abegwc-its thllt his tl`0“l’1'3‘ is due ‘|50 drink-

ink tlie only niistnke in this nint-

ter was that the l'. Iii. l. Hockey League did lion prohibit these men

from ever again playing hockey in

Oli the Island League’s recominenlla-

,tion (und, be lt noted that the M.P. fA.A.A. had refused the request of ftheir Island reprcsen-ta'tive for this [suspension until the League had ta- ke

e had the revolver hidden between

ho girl says she has given the

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IIEIIINII IIEIIEH

LONDON, March 3--(Sp'f`cial)~The

|'condition of Queen Alexandra shows

The cold from which she' is suffering

is gradually yielding to treatment.

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‘SAII ENIIING IIE I MIIIHEII ANN .EHIIN

REGINA, March, 3.--l\Ii°s. \Vin. 1"iil-

lilysoii, who cliine west from Sea.fui'th. Ont., two years ago, committed suicide here after iilurderillg her three year old son. The bodies were found by Mr. ll`iiilll_ysoll when ho rlltlirned from the store to lii'eukf'll.-lt. A tank in the base- ment rellolies almost to tho ceililigaiid after thl'o\\'iiig the little boy in, the \\'oinl‘il cliinbed to file jliists and l~i'zi\v- led along the tank eiitrailce and them slipped ill. She was 27 years old. Ill- ness had ilrivoil hcl' ilisniiu.

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MIIJIIIIIIY EIJH HEEIIIIM .

LONDON. March, 1.-Tlle Govern-

ment lilis .~llltfered another electoral de- feat ill the bye-election for tho Coln- inoiis for the Central Divisioil, Glwigllw. tlillson Bo\vli~.~l, li Liberal Free 'l‘i'udoi', was defeated by Scott Dickson. Uillon- ist 'l`ai‘ifi;' Refol'iliel', by aj mujolity of 2,113.

INVIIAIIUN Ellll

PNESIIIENT HUNSEIIEII

WINNIPEG, March 2-Mr. Jones, of

Winnipeg, United States Consul~Gen-

He touk clwlmllc acid_ then sent; The victims were all Italians with Austria/ Hungary.

thi? 0XC€Df-1011 of an unidentified News publish

Fremhman' contnary is therefore erroneous.

Four persons, including a policeman Tlm, ,lwlslmn 0

who was clit by glass, and a male foreshaduws an

child one ye-ar old, were injured. settlement of the

Tile blaze was incclldiilry, following tries Hungary.

a Black Hand letter which the occu- "_"*"**

°‘ snllus in Hlnlll nwlll ll Sunil. nur.

. WAS IIUMMIIIEIJ *

SQRELI March 3_(3pe¢lul)_.Fm,-lil connection with the Supremo-I I-ION. Mil. (‘UMMISl{l'IY i-lwiliiiell

shed behind Trempes’

store lon King Street, completely des-

lding an-d spreading to r

pied by Larochelle and ‘_ _)

ul gheva|le,,._ badly to witnesses in each case would be '

The hotel manager sent for Dr.

This morning following gl conversa- 'on with the town marshalli, Nason il a revolver to his breast and dis-

The bullet struck ll bone and was

lected and altliollgll it was thought was golilngr to dlie he la now con..-

_._ broke out in ll

sr. JOHN. lllhrol s-(spcclol)- froyhig “he h-.li The preliminary bearing for Herbert the store UCVU Downie, charged with stealing twelve I-he ¢lI`llr-:NWN hundred dollars from the Simms fac- llama! DE IJOUL tory was concluded today and ll", The fire was cadsed by defective prisoner Corniiuteell for trial. - Wiring-

AN EAIIIHIIIIANE _ _

JEHUSM_[N|‘l[MP[HANlj[ IN _._.§2..;§§’t.f§.§”§'l.l‘“$l’§§§“iifiilrlffl --

LONDGN, Murclli 3-(Special)-A

telegram from rlnlyrnll, Asiatic Tur- key, salys that bile village of Masrzin MM- _]erus»l,__mll- lms be,-ll llestmyed Dr, Spencer, head of the Telllpeinilee by an eartllgaake.

One hundred and nity persons wer

° of the people on is date to be decided.

buried in the ruins.

No confirmation is obtainable here ln

of the reported destruction ot’ thel b village nor can the place itself be lo

HUME MINISIEH SIINI HESIBNEU Plllllllllll

.__. .

SEOUL, Korea, March 2.-Patrick

Chaoson, formerly Premier of _Home Affairs, to succeed Home Minister Song. whose statement recently chur- glng Aiilcrlcuil iiil.~aslonlii'ies with eil- oouraging ilisuwectioli in Koreu. calls- od mllcli coiiiliiont and discllssioll.

PHIIE. PEIIIIIIIPS HNAINS

WORCESTER, Mass., Marchl 2- Tllere is ii persistent rlimor, whichl_ Professor Joseph de Perrott refuses to either deny or anirni, that this famous inatlieirluticlun has sold _his his head to the Harvard medical school for postmortem purposes. The

report alleges that $1,000 _is_ thi on-il. siderlitlon for the blain. Which n i s __ _/

present uctivity is supposed to coil- triin more mathematics than any

eral, had ivn audience with President Roosevelt to-day .un.d. extended hirnl an invitation to a big game hunt l-.ll Manitoba next year. - The President listened attentiveiy to the (lonslil~General's enthilsiastic des-' criptlon of the big game and wonderl-il of Western (lanaile/, and said that no- thing- could give him greater pleasure than 1| visit to Winnipeg, and a chance to hunt in the last f-¥l`¢HI- W‘~'Bf» The President takes a lively interest in the development of Western Can- ada, and would appreciate an oppor- tuity to visit it.

IILAEE BAY ll] PAIIIS

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CHICAGO, Ills., March 2-Mess8»Z'¢E\

were sent yesterday by wireless tele-

f several vcry valuable con-‘

tunity 0 ' solution prizes in the event of not

. ~ , _ 1 t h ev r

fr re f.‘.':f;..‘.:'.‘.‘:..r°“ ° rr “ e ladies will hm-g ~|l_l:_ les” the Great ,forty mms out of Chicago a truck “I9” IW? (I?:'rn,f,l,’d lfuurnmg ml-l,ml<e mid ll special train was called Nc“in\,H&,c nmllll-al and artificial seen-by wireless from Elkhart. I l-lferywherc. In the ‘mist Cllllfmlnil' I r 1 “en or

montli of the year whdn vegetation is ‘nt its beet and seventeen. othcfe Will secure Um Q1 #ills vlilllnble consolation

ff ll.

pr'l‘lieE ?l‘olll-1? Editor and nfs stuff are

working day rind n\`L`l\l5 tl’ ‘;°"“I‘ £2; millions of votes rolled vf _

nth of lroln-llnry, amd thu resu t

ml'-ll he 'pllbllshed nn Satin-dal' “txt- |wThe nlimlier of nominations from each district and the interest tnkeniin Ithe contest afnn8 Wm’ th” ‘""° Iwo" ln the territory covered- in each 'l ma lllatrllmtes um more erm lik; ln‘.|,,,lln‘ tl-lpn and connnlaltinns ‘in the following manner to the clitil'

(<‘ontlnl\lod on page 3-) ‘

covers li large area, have the ol>l>0r~

I l tween a. Lake Shore train

fnrgyihg l3e0 miles an hour and' instru- nientsrin other stations. This is the

iv. J. DA ey. liens H DB K agent of the Lake Shore. Mid the success of the experiment meant much fn eliminating; train accidents. .

"Uhr instrument is working in good

Sllllpe," said Frederic Bammls, -Mar- con.i's first assistant, who was on the special train.

ci-iioaoo illARKn'rs.

CHICAGO. March 3-.(St>vclul>- Mural. when ion;

I .

. ‘ so" I 'RAIN' N

“"""" ‘ °'" ` ‘_ rorlowro. ami. 4-sswuui-. May Corn . .l 67| Strong winds and gales from eeetmd.

May whens . iioi

other in Aiilerico. Professor do Per

rott is of peculiar habits ilull n. _re~ ` ‘ ‘

cluse. He crime to (‘-lark llll`.\‘t'l‘Sl1Y 19 years ngo froln Buffalo, lo take the chair of inlitliemattcs. He is known also to have filient command of every langlinge in modern Eur0'P€- .___.___,__;_._. MInar.l‘s Linimcnt Cures Diplithcriu

NEW IISE WIHEIESS

LONDON, March 2--A despatch from

Paris says that the Eiffel Tower to- day received ii. wireless message from Gluw Bay, N. S. This isa new ree' cord in wireless telei;l`U~PhY-

Minsrd's Llniment Cures Diafemper.

-l-%O_~_€l

. \_\N\\\

\\ Ay \\ -'i‘°;.‘»;n..,°.':::..‘;r°.i'.:1r:: snail:

\./ .ww l

chester. Possession about April: lfrth.

(\ \ Apply to Dr. Allgl ______3-4-d’tf.

VANTED t nce, 'gfr ,for gen-

\ \ ,_,;`\° “E I \ -el-al lmllle-lllork. Bllppiy oe Mrs. \ » “\'] \ )- \ J. A. Henderson, 51 Elm Ave, city.

I A _

F N ll

May Pork . .. $17.45,

north sleet or snow

twenty five thousand dollars, insur- ance six thcihnd dollars.

HHIIISII EIILIIMBIA

TORONTO. March 8.-Proinier Mc-

Bride, of British Columbia, according

. to ll Victoria despatch, has informed

deputatioil, that t-he question of lol-lil optioil will be submitted to a plebiscite

AN IHISN IIIUII

LONDON, March 2.-It is said in par-

ticulurly well informed quarters that

teiidii aesoon as possible to visit the

without paralled and its political sig-

policy of holllo rule than his ,Wliigg colleagues in theca.billl-.tlilwe seen their

n the part of Bervia early and peaceful

diillculeiee with Aus elect was then escorted to his rouni, raise-ll that Mr. l-laszaril had ollokcii,

Damage in the neighborhood of

the prinio minister, Mr. Asquith, in- the House mm Committee of Su I

principal centres i_n Il~elii.nd. B ` Sue aproceedlng would be ullnost fun The information had been, refused evnted rllilroalls illl night fn order to

'f' - 't th esent time cannot 8 . . , , {;:_'3§fg;‘§qtf'mate3_P‘it mu_y_ h0“,ever_ be vote supplies until the information 'lmllns from the suburbs were many

llllsulned that Mr. Anquith will be re- was given' Th? Guvermmmt had el* hours late and the mail trains from eollciled lieforehaild to a more advanced Pe"‘I"‘l $40300 1" “CWS Ol the 1\1“0“l\C

way to support hitherto. endar year certain- payments came

_ _ -_ ' -- ' y ' 'ep sentativm.

ernor authorising tho apliolntim-nt ofl Hu ilflirilil-ll that all the sllllllillies/ for "~ new Slieaker. lslx illoill.li.~i anll the taxes for the

ed ln viomm to the l’RF]MlEli HASZAIIIJ, seooildell ilylyl-ill ball all bm-u expended before the

Hou. Mr. (lumnliskey iioliljllated Mi-_ lflst Janllllry. Agnew as Sneaker. 'Phe qllae-tion ia.; Pllloluil-:ll il/\s'zAlril said this was ill!! DUE by the Clerk hu was declared not new. ’l‘hey had liearll it all be- electelf unanimously. The :~lpeakel~ fore. .lllerc the posit of order :ann

'where he was rolled, and llfterwurll und he look his nent.) to his' seat. He made the usual forlll-I MUN. Mit. (‘.lYlVlMIt~lKl<JY w l¢il'l give ul ackliowledgincllt from the chair. Ithc Ullllositioll full latitude f.ll‘ Kecli

lilbi HUNUII. THE lilidU'I‘-il'rii’icislill. Ile clniliicd Lhut he had

l<}NAN'l‘ tl(JVl0ltNUli tlii-il- en-gnot yet spolre-ll. tered and being seated- on 1 Mit. MA'f‘Hll'lSUN' olljezt-:ii fliuh the throile the- Speaker was pre-~,Ml‘. Cliilliliiskey bild sll_,l,.,,_ Mr sen'_teid to him and lllwde the llsll:rl‘-*`l>\':lk<-r riilvd that Mr. Ulivlllliislicy claims on be-hlllf of lllllisclf null this vvas lil' order. _ ' liolise all of which His Honor was* Mil. l\’lA'l`I-lll”<lS(lN4alillclilvll frun pleased to grant, and then withdrew. the der-isilul of the ehnil' which \/as

MH.. MCDONALD, (J. A.) called at- sllstuiliell by a piirty vote of 13 to

tentiou to the return of eilpelid‘ltlire>i 13.

Court, which he suiil were incom- his speech. There was sul-li :l thing as plete. _ - Illskiilg 1lllreli.~ll.lin`llie uliestfolls. Thu

PREMIER HASZARIJ thought the fpliblic accounts were before the

I eturii was cunlpletv erwugli. It could iHl»llse, giveli in pretty fulll detail. gnot be expected that the fees puill lifoiltinliell on 1-aw Three

detailed He said the counsel fee aid - I

~ l>

Mr. Johnston for conducting the' crown business at the murder trilill

Iwere not excesidvc.

In reply to Mr. McLean he said the

_payment of $2,500 to the Quebec Bat-I

tlelielris anne was paid by order lu' '

_Council and not by Governors war-I

Y Y

nswered the inquiry about the Com-I mis/sion to prepare claims against the _ Storm-buundy Traffic Dominion but would submit a return

containing the same for a r~cnrd. ' HON. Mil. luollaims tabled re- Stopped' Flfleen Thousand

turns asked for by Mr. Kennedy (J_) '

in regard to persons selected forl Men out Shoveumg Snow'

Glphtlll-,~tllt‘t S _ Dililiery Schllaollfeacdolilntlluszllesu of Sltllxlfl ._B.ERL1N' lllumb 3_'l.$_peUa‘)__Beru“ Farm productl &c_ |il. in the gllll of ii l,..l/.zilrd.

H0N_ ly1R_ HASZARQ semndml by_ snow fell heavily tllroughnut the

Hon. Mr. Cumrxiiskey moved that n iiivllf .ln-l trafllc is practically st 5 supply he granted to His Majesty. _ S-,,,,_l__, ;ll_

lull, MAT:-i1lesoN ‘-ll ta- ' ti ` of order that the nmlléals” '“ Pom l Iilfty people have been seriously

mid before the Hmm, ;thl;_gi§I;1i{t1il1?;I_l _ hurt by falling oil the streets and 3 the notice being for Tuesday. A long-’l1l1'i;e number eushunvd slight iniur ea conversational _discussion followed ' from the same ¢guSe_ resulting 1” nothing' -It has been necessary to put 3

PREMIER HASZARD subll¥ittcd.‘ ul'

message from the Governor ailthorls- great many cabs "n Hmmm'

ing the- granting supply null. gave Fifteen- tliolisand of the unemployed notice that tomorrow he would movs of Berlin are today engaged in clear-

ing the roadways.

PD Y-

MR‘ MATHIESON Dbjccted that the ldmpty trains were run over the el

xpenditure had not been accounted

nd they could not be expected to kcell I-IN? UNCH DPP!!-

voted and refused to account mr “_ Rllssiu amd the eastern provinces are

hey said that at the end of the cal- S"°We‘I “l’~

_.ii

The funeral of the late Mrs, Curtis.

thlirty by train to Sherwood cemle-.

F* '

, A i ‘Q - Fishing'

For Dollars

Are you satisfied

with the catch?

Are you using the

best bait ‘?

Classified Want

‘ Ads, in this

V' paper bring ll .......

_ '°2‘é‘.”£’- I\\~'§;\. ` Nl

l coNCien'r and basket social will Al be held at I-Iowe’s Hall. Bfhck' ley Point, Wednesday next. Admis- sion 15C., children 100, ladies with

baskets free. 3'4d1i1‘2\E-

Fund when the House was in session --

eery. lust year- The money wus borrowed 1\loNft'roN, ilhntlia. Almllingiiq-

-..= ` . _ _ and gllvcn for this purpose-tile poo- lim' lll'lllel'.'-l on vollllllitinl-ni pllpors and

Condcngea _ AdVe|'[|§g|n¢|’\t§p e’s money It was not ii cal-le f faking thein to l)lll'i-lil-still' f'or one

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City, takes place tomorrow at twolone heard a word of ehe Battlefielilis-

4W()_fl.wBALE, valuable house and lot-

in tlhai-lott§»t:owl;_.____:i;or part_i;:_i;-

'l rs app y to sn Pl 011 ' :Hines 96 Hillsborough _Sftreet‘._8-4fd1w. I

extended to the firm dhrf-ng past year. We have on hand li; c0mDle'te

ue before the subsidies had been re- ceived. That was no excuse at all. No

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lnergency, like war, or flood. It was iliolltll .slojolirrls iii getting to he nvery

(_'l‘oo Late for Olassfdcation.,l` _ not li case foru (lovernor's warrant. hi--lliillulblcpiol-l-olling in police circles

The Government broke the law. If ill"-““ ‘lu.\`-“-

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\ “F they Gould take $400 000 It is a mere d"“I"_""` "l".IlI'd _l"iI'i'"l} the l'm"I il' ‘he

WANT . ‘ , ._ _ fu ,e tu ,Ute ,mpphce under Buch 4-o\iil_\ _llli al )o|'c ll~~tl=l', liatiolitly no Nl'-I* if 1' c

onditlons. At Ottawa when tho ii- ;`i“_I.tlIli7'_l_N_'T‘I“~\l “'].""'.lI"f~‘*\"IlI Im give" lollnts voted' had been expended they .llll,| lil; ',lm`.] mill. )‘l`l.l\,rdll'y. tlmre could not even Day the civil service ;)l:_, l_“,0_`\\‘l|'l,l|l~“"‘:l_‘"»l' :“:m `tu]ld` llntil u new vote was obtained. Ho “._“l(,`c, mldt: U",ll;l|,;:l:_|‘,;ll.l:,l" Mm ‘er lwlieved in n" '~"'he" P"0Vl“"'5 WHS l`ll~ili'i (‘oilli<-l' w-l~sI tho fir~t vivfilll of there such nn litter disregard of tho lu. , \. \. H ,.. , , . ~=<»nsuwn<»-_ 1-on all my on-ly I....-.-l.i‘....;-°.f.."II;l. §II.‘.'.-llI..`I`..'.iN};If...§'f poured out public moneys for election \\'lli. l\ll'Mlllliii.lu‘opi'ioloi' of lilo Willll- purposes. He had lr return showing sol' llotvl. tlloilgllt bo “mild go to the that one road inspector had expenviell Hallie lllllre. :lll]\;ll'l»iitly to sllvo the oldi- $600 in this way, not(-,ne dollar of it core the trouble- of goiiig lifter him, and by tender or competltloll 'l)lll,- lellmplytlio llolivl- liulrliiilg vlhvro he wiisl lovlit- to buy v0geS_ (ln reply to M,-_ M5;--eel.-':lir~1»‘_\\'eill to llolrlll-stel' arilled with Mll|,m__'phiB was in the Gc0,.m,_tnwu ll vollliliitiilviit linlll-lx the l‘v:=lllt being

they uolllll luke $2_5lll, in this “my Al l»i‘e.-elif llil-re :ire ffivelnr-lil liquor

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district.) He clllirged thc (lovcriilncnt Ihflt MUMIINIIII I” "*’“' l“"`l‘l“X l'0|"l’l\UY

with holding on to power by ii' brcncb Wm' his fCll"“> ‘SU-lj~I""""' Th" Imlt "'

ofthe law. He maintained that until Flullllil' Till; _Dnl'l"N Mf"m"" “Elm they had mu imurmutioll they _md \\.l~.\ile.~ltrlll.i.~feieliiiig I’.\ thu bohce no right to grant supply, on this

und tilkeii to l)<lli'lll\.st<-i' on the curly frlliii this |liolliiu_l:.

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GOVERNOR-GENERAL

SHIELD FOR CADETS

OTTAWA, March 2. -~ (`nl. Sam ilengc shield valued at $500 for com- Huglies, president of the Dominion jpetilon among Cnilet cerfli- Thi" Rifle association, presided at the nn- shield would he given to the city nual meeting held this aftex~noon.|Esrl ,wlell li population of ten thousand ol' Grey said it was not creditable that fn-lore which could nuke the largest! ft had been left to the the governor- percentage of qualified cadets. ` general to give over half the indfvi-| Mtg; some discussion B proposelllryl dual contrilllltfonn for the prime ali ,COL Tilton to pay marksmen erttend- tlie D. R. A. mort. This, lie sarld, 'ing the Il.ll.A. meet a portion of the had been one of the most dlscourag-I not nf their fares, not to exceed one- lns lymiltoms of the luck of proper imll-in was adopted. omcers were national spirit. There was no part _elected as follows: Hon. president, of the Britlnh empire in whivh B0`,l~lir Frederick Borden; president, Col.

1 VIH-IE"'hrm' of E. F. Purdy. Kvlltllittle support was given these ob- :slim Hlighes; vie_e-presidents, Quebec, 1, /,-I . si., desire to cordially U-"nl lem. ,i.l.-lit.-Col. ii. iliottlon; ontario, ` PP) ,their numerous patrons fer bvllueev - Liens.-Col. w. Macdonald; Novo seat-

WILL DONATE SHIELD. fa, Hon. L. G. Power, New Brtlnswlttl

(`ol. John Tiltrlrl, Manitoba, Capt

stock of all kinds of stones and our Hin axcellency then made nn an- §Hon. Hugh John Maclionald; British worknlm are the beet dbrinineble. nouncament which wna greeted with l(‘olunibin. Llclit-Col. F. G. Prior; Ai. Give ul A mil llcfcre Plwllll YUUT applause. He said he would llnder-'bt-rtil, Pol. R, 'B. Steele; secretary.

pl-pggg 3-ldiwpfhltake to give the association al chal-llnpt, ll. J. Biflwhlltle, Ottawa,

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