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OTTAWA F l) 27- S #_ ` > .. HM Damon Ffmmh éepiziall col t nos'roN Feb 27-(special)-By - OTTAWA Feb 2-,,_(S,,ec,,,,,

' g en ' was lm death of Thom” W“m“» mlmon' _*_ Senator Lovitt of Yarmouth wa

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today unanimously elected president aire sheep raiser' of Melbourne Aus- T Mr' taken to the hospital this mornin ini o oi’ A 1 '

o e ana an rtl lery Associatioi; tralia, Mrs. Noble, _sister of Wallis, . J At the Armories mst night the to be operated upon for cancer;

The meeting was the largest in tu history of tlie'Association. del ates DBIDE present from all Canadian Ai-_ tillery regiments, including captain McKinnon, Charlottetown. _

Great praise was given the Fourth

Regiment for its excellent work in the artillery competitions.

IIHHHLAH WAS

SHIIT ANN IIIIIEII

GRANDBSI, Que., Feb. 21-,<g,,,,_

cial)-Thomas Robertson shot and killed a burglar this morning when the latter reached to drop the goods he was stealing. T119 b\H`E1ar's name is unknown but he I5 Sllllposed to be an Ameri- can crook.

WAHNINH IIAHN

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Sins of Sunny Italy In lf.-

dianapolis Town.FleeFor _

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BEDFORD, Ind., Feb. Z5-Frighten- ed by warning cards found under the doors of their houses and posted in the quarries in which they were em- ployed, demanding that they leave before the twentieth, many Italians have- fied from the town of Reeds

fIlation._ The authorities are ailording every protection to those who remain, many of whom are naturalized citi-

ans of the United States. Moor. of

e Italians work in the quarries,

while a few are merchants. `

The cards were written with a lead poncli, and read as follows : (lard of general warning-All Ital-

ians must vaoatevand not be found hero after February 20th. Those that stay will suffer the penalty. . (Signed) By Order of Committee.

whose home has been in St John, or

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come heirs to a fortune said to be

Mr. Wallis lived with his sister in

NETAH SHSSAII N. Il

Two Prominent Citizens Cal

ed- Without Warning P-ess' Out 0i`Llfe

SUSBEX,N. B., Feb. 27-(Special)

Deceased had been in good health

Another sudden death took place

Deceased was on a visit to his

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some other part of New Brunswick and Mrs. Mary Hilton of Lowell, M1189.. dang ter of Mrs. Noble be- '_-_°“"""”

Thursday Feb. 27, 1908.

worth ten millions of dollars. House met at 3_3() D. m.

After routine Mr. Speaker drew

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t:;utyr°;ie':re§ oligtuazg YZER axzgt the asteigtiilrlil of thei Hops; to the away to seek his fortune. rcpor o e prev ous a ernoons

proceedings given in The Guardian. He thought it was made to appear

' that he had been trying to “rail-

| road" the motion_ to adjourn

\ ’ through the House.

Premier Haszarcl thought the re.-

port might possibly be so con- strued, and trusted the press repre- sentatives would have a proper ap- preciation of the privileges they were permitted as regards the House.

Hon. Mr. Cummuskey also spoke. Mr. Mathieson thought no one

would interpret the report as the Speaker had, and .felt sure the re- porter had no intention whatever of

'conveying any impression save of what actually occurred in the House. He thought the matter had receivcd all the attention it deserved and

This community _ was shocked this might now be dl-0pped_

morning to learn of the death oi ML RICHARDS in mcvmg the ML William Eveleigh \at his home, Low- 5,-ess in reply to the Speech of the

er Cove' - Lieutenant Governor made an elo-

quent reference to the death of the

up to Within tw() h°“"B ot his de' late Premier Peters, a matter of '“i“°' ~ general regret all over the Province.

There is now a.new Government ani

is A leading member of the legal profession, and has always taken a

b th ,E.J.~MO d. H hd bzzu e;mny year; fran; empleoy TD' prominent part in forwarding *the

agricultural interests of this Pro-

the C`P'R' V I vince. He know of no one. who is

better fitted for the' position

r he I' (applause). J _ Reference is made in the Speech

said Mr. Richards,.to the prosperity of the past year. This will be fully endorsed by all members ttf this House. Now there are markets for products near home and he had al- ways maintained they were the best markets for this Province. Then the fisheries have been very good and there is much to be thankful for.

'c' iNo1ii`§_`A'r1, 0.,d ' Fe!b.hz4_.-Gen- 're-any we are sending from this eral Nogi, comman er o t e Japan- P 1 » t d | I t | ess forces that captured Port Arthur 5;? “Ceuta 05;” to 3; isedoils tg; expressed sympathy for, his defeated P P ' enemy in a brief cablegrem recoiyed northwest. Such a thing would not

have been dreamed of a few years

here tod y. p Uf the “UWB thatd Gegemlt Btggsfl ago. The _,seed fairs have done much i::..I'°::.°.2:;“‘s;;..:‘; .i°.'i.:“.‘;.....'; fo M of of Port-Arthur, the Cincinnati Times agriculture ,in this Province has had Star sent a cablsgram to General a good desi to do with thin; in has N081 Stating th” 'Mi' and “king 1°” been a great benefit to the people.

lsecigggmggge M xg gfllzesgnigsgg It"seemed to him that there should

said: "As a soldier I deeply gym- be a good agricultural dept. ln an

agricultural province like this The

P ' - .°"“n°t bear t” “tate my views", exhibitions also have achieved

splendid work in inducing farmers to improve stock and farm products

of every kind.

Mr. Richards alluded toe the mini

.flcence of Sir Wm. C. McDonald in establishing of consolidated schools,

and the addition to the Prince of

MISS l Chnqingham And D lvry' comedy Wales College. He was sure he was

And DUTCH voicing the sentiments of the plople

of this Province when he expressed `

----------_----m appreciation of the generosity of Sir , -’” _

Miss Cassie Clifford in her ap- pearance ,here , last evening, was a remarkable evidence of what the “P i.e"uate management oi a house of enierceinnient 'een oo. when thins! prove aj bit astray. and b00k°d vaudevillmfolls. Determined to BUD' ply the vacancy of Tommy H°Y°°» univ'°ieaii_ly~ amines through ni- nses. whnoa-ia,n,<i's m»°°s°‘°9“* never rented until the word of Mill Oliflo`rd’|.‘d_epsrture for the Island came,, and her debut, was nlade 11114101' exceptignhl, circumstances. _Another

engagement cancelled eo Wonderland'

could fill,‘,tl\e bill? The straits cros- sed in ‘his iiiiegiieci whim in eu a,_ vpeeiiey ~uneii'i.¢¢f.°<lN!\. W°.“' derland no insistent _that its Diff' rone"slloT\Iii have nll,Dl'°mi'°d 0”'-""

that some one elle fell ehorti It ell.,

speak! of ,the commendable enter~ vi-in and* mars! "mil °“°“‘°‘°" im this .popular house of entertain-

hi h to share in the enter-

leit in w e » *'°I“’“-°“t 3°l°'{° wmch ls W nm thHedsl;l:0r°0hl:tn.wlth the imi;rove- °l`°“'I7 9'°Vm°d ' in this populu ments. now bein! made, and which

house. ` ` n- »~ ~» :i:.°:::°.';:.;“;.°f.r?.it“.r:;::::I ‘°‘1‘Q;-1° “d'°"'m°‘ "“°°' “H th” will stay here-and that the iwpula

“`° I tmmnlvu ° vm" "nu" of tion will increase as years go hy. I °P1°“‘“° °""°"°i“"‘°“" mr. aiciiai-as then nierreo to the 0° *'° W°“"°"I‘l"° “"3"” “d °° grenifwork ci establishing the 'run-f “m°°‘ Nh’ m°”‘I all-a work that would enhance. the

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value of this Province and increase the wealth of its people. It would, in reality, makethis the Garden of the Gulf. V -

MLIRVING-In rising to second

the address in reply to His Honor the Lieutenant Governor's speech said the Hon. Member for Bldeford had expressed himself so fully that little remains to be said. However, he could not refrain from expressing the general sorrow felt for the early and unexpected death of the__late lamented Premier. As Premier of tllis Province there were many op- portunities for knowing him. To know him was to esteem him. He was ever considerate and gentlemanly willing to devote his time to the best interests of the country. His loss is keenly felt throughout this Province. The legislation which he enacted will' be an enduring monu- ment to his memory-it has beerl commended far beyond the bounds of this Province. His family, too have sincere and universal sympathy in their irreparable loss.

To be continued

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today at Penobsquis, when Charles he was sure the new Premier Wm mL

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HALT HE IJHII

Succession Duties On Late Senator Fulford's Estate Amount To $30,000

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TORONTO, Feb. 25-Although thc

estate of the late Senator Fulford, a- mounted to about $275,000, the On- tario Treasury will only benefit. to the extent of about $15,000.

This is owing to the fact that vi

considerable portion of the Senator’s estate is located in England. The state duty on that portion will go to the British Treasury, and will a.- mount to between $15,000 and $16,000

As a matter of fact., this amount

is the succession duty payable on one of Senator Fu1ford's proprietary com- panies, which was organized in Great Britain and capitalized at $480,000.

The amount of the duty which will

the largest that has been paid to the old country in this manner.

W““‘““ C- M°D°“°Id- W*‘° is “ W0* “rue Ladies' Aid oi oraee chu.-cn

"“°“‘- in son or Prince adware inland iii iwio ii een in me \' ii .i nun

And a dne selection was 'narle in gh B h 1 ` w D 2th .2-'27dtf

.1 in i ni u io on _Thursday Merch 1 ~ -

tl” p°"°“ ol the clever dansw" questaionplieifs :sen setltled 6 Tliild ii I _"- whb- entertained its audiences last ` *No breakfast complete without BAL- sveninu she is ci charming pres-' '»“"“"°‘;‘9"" Th” iP"°"‘“§I“l lG`°"'*1vl0RALBeotchdmerX\»¥ed°~Abwl\1t°1yI

_ ' ernmen t Q, _ r c

°°°° nd ¢r°°t~°Mmy' and ungsnd energeticallywl0he‘lHi:gD:?mlHlod as/0 the mms ma 0 B your 8 0 e 055°” h°"°“ w"'h°“t 1°" M m° gmmmt for mu °s¢,gb“5hmen¢_ of an ---'---_--°1’i*"

mm nm imm°dmt° mv" of nm experimental farm Th will be a ,l'“`" ““mb°':-P'°°\f;f' A:n;I:;°:°g' great boon and the aooli*er it is Bot _ *"1"-w "P5 °“ly ° 'ning Y th "ein H; under way the better; it is deeir-i "5 A' ““ °“ ' :'°' ,nt °f'at_ elite cant ie eiiouiu ue established 'ul E” ‘nu t° ma B B po al quickly as possible. It will be

*'°“‘“" Iw|°“d°;l“.tniw:°::i:tn;; S; delirable to have the public acts m°"°" M consolidated, and this is a move in

Any Guardian render

. who reoeivaedimly print- T ed, badly printed, badly I folded' bldly cut, badly ' addressed. badly wrapped.

tom,|olled or incomplete paper of whatever issue will kindly notify the Bub-

serlption Department at

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men o_f the South African contingent and their military camrades and civilian friends to a large number celebrated Paardebiirg Day by a banquet, prepared in first class style by Mr. McCi\nncll.

The reunion .wus n most pleasant

occasion and patriotism prevailed. Chaplain Fullerton presided and the Lieutenant Governor, Mayor Prowse, Col. Moore and many prominent citizens were present.

After the good things of the *shir- had been discussed the following toast list drew forth many excellent speeches. ‘

The toast list was interspersed

with songs and rccitatious and was thoroughly enjoyable.

'rue King. The Lt- Governor-Lt.-Gov. McKin non. '

The Parliament of Canada-Dr. J.

T. Jenkins.

Te Canadian Militia-Col. Moore,

Col. Stewart. _' .

TheDay. we Celebrate-Rev. T. F.

Fullerton.

Mayor and Corporation of the

City of Charlttetwn-Mayor Prowse, Councillors Reddin and Johnson.

Local Militia »-Col. Davison, Col. Johnson, Capt. McDonald, Capt. Mellish.

Absent Comrades-A. Lord. To the Memory of our departed

Comrades, Taylor and Riggs-Rev. T. F. Fullerton.

The Soldiers without uniform-

Percy Pope, A. N. McKay, Geo. Lane.

The Press-R. L. Cotton, F. R.

Newsom.

i\l.l~`Rl‘2l) RI(l(`1S

ROLAND TAYLOR

ailments are quickly relieved by Cresclium |.el\lst|.tenoent|per mx. Alidrnnllle.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Di~:r.~\R'ri<:i> coMnADr:s ,lla,IIallS Tllfeaten T0 BION UD

Hs is seventy-six years of age, Liberal and was appointed to th

Senate in 189_6.

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THE SPANIAHIJS

IN MHHHTIIIH

M.

Sultan of Morucco Makes A Pr0test Against Their Ac-

tions There

Torres, the Su1tan's former repre- sentative foi‘ foreign aflairs,at Tan- gier, has protested in thc name of Abdul Aziz against the Spanish oc- cupation oi Marchica which Spain claims is only temporary, made nec- essary by the insecurity of the ter- ritory which iiollowed the abando- ment of Mnrchica by the Laghzens troops.

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BLACK HANTI AT

PHHT AHTHHH

Coal Docks Of Canadlall

Northern

FORT WILLIAM, Feb. 25.-Ituli-

ans have threatened to blow up the Canadian Northern Railway coal docks at Port Arthur, Mr. Josplind, the superintendent, having received a Black Hand letter to this effect. The men want more work and they threaten to take this course to se-

cure it. 'l‘he`Canadinn Northern has a large force of detectives and sec- rct service men at Port Arthur in- vestigating, but so far no clue to the mysterious writers has been ob- tained. '

Minard’s Linimeni Cures Colds

THE WEATHER.

TORONTO, Feb. 27-(Special)-

Strong southerly to westerly winds, clearing ami colder.

FILES OURED IN 6 T0 14 DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed

to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to

TANGIER Feb. 25.--Mohammed El`

iuuuu ruin P

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n Predicting General Election

ln Noveinber Next At latest For Dominion

TORONTO, Feb. 27-(Special)- A

Mail and liiiupirc Ut‘.u.\v.1 ¢ii|gg¢_j says, it is stated today in \hc_l'es' authority that the Government hu. positively decided to appeal to thc counry next November.

The whole trend of parliamentary

action this session has shown that

the Government is getting ready for a general election. ,Sir Wilfrid Laurier is known to be adverse to a. wintcr campaign.

If Parliament were to rise ln timi-

he would be disposed to appeal to the country next June, but there if, otthe remotcst possibility of Parliu- ment concluding its labors this sca- son to enable this to be done. the end of July at latest preroga-

It is assumed, however, that by

tion will have taken place, and in that event Parliament -.viii be Gis- sclvcu in October and polling tiikc place in November.

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Negotiations Towards Arbit- ration Treatv Are Nearint'

Conclusion `

LONDON, Fsb. 25-In the House of

Commons receiftly Sir Edward Grey, Se/cretary for Foreign Affairs, reply- ing to' u'ques'tioii, said that nego- tiations were in progress between Great Britain and the United States with reference to the conclusion of an arbitration treaty, but that it would bc permature to make any fur- ther statement on the matter.

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Their Majesties the King and Queen Hold Court At Buck-

ingham Palace

LONDON, Feb. 25-The furmxil Oili-

cinl opening of the London social season, which was postponed n fort- night ago on account of the assass- inations of King Carlos and the

Crown Prince at Lisbon, opcmied to- day, when the King and Queen lield court nt Buckingham Palace. Despite the tact that the court is in

mourning for the Portuguese loyal family, thc scene lost none of its usual brillinncy, the members of the cabinet, diplomatic corps and other dignitaries appearing ln gold-braided uniforms. and the ladies with hand- some gowns glittering with jewels. A narrow band of crepe, worn on the left arm was the only sign ol

14 days or money refunded. 50 ctl.

mourning.

iiAviiii.s in su

Picturesque Symrna 'or educative

glimpses into Easteen customs, is

cafes, eei.:s. nenmnns. sn: other elmo: Iheadunn- of the pigtoriai program

at "-rniry1eno" to-night. This fum has made a big sensation on the

__`""_"" Mainland, and will certainly make a

hit here.

'Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine=‘ The Siave‘s Hatred, is a picture

ntlct. T“bl°t9- DFUKKUYB l`°l‘1°dG;\8l:I°é,‘s‘ ahoundlng in thrlllingl adventure and

it fails to cure. lil. W. 1 I

s‘8nat“r° on each boxns ssc. |6330 nK(!§l`l0:‘dayx°T.).i “IB p\'0gl‘$m NB

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TIINISHT EHH EIVE EENTS

furnished by Jack the Kisser. 'J -ui picture runs B' whole -reel, and is pq laugh from start to finish. 'The vaudeville attraction-to-night is the presentation-by the "I-lylandif' of the celebrated Irish comedy “The Lord of Kilarneyi" It abounds in witty sayings, sgd closed_ with nn exceedinglymi-ight; and catchy song.

To-night, the admission will be al before, live cents to al, parts of the house. '

, if‘¥'*,i’*"°”".lf BamI`Mi'is`lc and Excellent Ice Eyery Tlms' alt. the Big, Arena

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