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MILLIONS 0F

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VOTES I lllusunlllul i>R0¢;|~;1-minds IN Tm.;

LLED IN FEBRUARY Plinvls ulsllv HQUSE YESTERDAY

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In The Gumha" S B15 F I' ee THD C0Ill°St”°Th¢ Slallllillg 0f "“"‘"“l'S “ml T“"’€'aP"~°> l" A -Long Discussion on the Fisheries in the Afternoon and the Each Candidate-A Total of Thirty-nine Prizes From T'°"b'°' The Wim' l" ° ° ' I ° ° 'N

an _ _ E,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,ass,,,g_ Budget Speech in Evening. Premier and 0pp0sitl0n Lead-

°“r°°S`G°°d well* Being Dime- _ .___ er Heard From. Adjourned till This Evening.

As previously lannounced this issue

gives the total vote for each candi_

date for the month of Fellruarry,l`

Good worn has been d-one taking in_ to consideration the late date me which several entered or oilher uiiav_ ` oidable circumstances. Indeed many with no'l: as large a total as others' in their respective district have nl-’ ready this mcvnthl polled tb0us_l .ands of votes which are of course not' included ln' today's count. Those' ~Wh0 hlave withdrawn are not included in the list but it will bcl pleasing to; them and to their friends to knowl that they polled very substan‘tiul to- tals, and' at any lliirnc have the privi-l lege of re-entering should- they so' desire.

As the contes't docs not cloSe.until‘

some date in May there will be ample' time for all who were late nc/mlinat_ ing, clr for some other reasons did not pole as large n vote als they de. sired, iw very materially change their several standings. In fact the vote as published docs not ni-rrs~| sarily mean that candidates credited* with al smaller total for February are not leading the poll in their own dis-

tricts today.

Everybody should l,._»ar =,, ,,~,i,,,\

that there are altogether tlveiiiy-f ve Guardian prizes, and ladies who do not win the big free trip as well as the eight Britannia. prizes have an opportunity of one of the seventeen magnificent consolirtions offered, as well as six others by the above

company.

And it takes but li few renewal or

new subscriptions to increalse the total. of a candidate many thousands, for every two dollars for a Morning Daily secures eight thousand votes, arnd every one dollar and twenty five cents for a Rural Daily five thous- and, in addition to the ballots in

every issue.

It will bc a surprise to thclgeneral

public to learn than there was the mnmmoth total of almost tcil iilll- (Continued oli page 16.)

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And Philippines. Railroads Make Trouble. Soldiers May be Murdered-

ST. PETERSBURG, March 5-

(Special)-The situation ut Harbin arising fronl the uppiirent clcteriiiiiiln- l tion of the railroad alitllorities to control the local adiiiinistrntion has become a live issue in' Rlisslan poli- ticn. ' The protests of China and United

States arc nl.l.l‘::<'ting the' public nt- tention and it is believed thc decision stand of the railroads in Manchuria will bring about foreign conipllien-

tions.

There isa: rumor that Lieut. King

of the First Cuvnlry and a detiicli- ment of that rcgiiiienlt who been nap- ping out the interior of Nortlierul

Luzon, have hecoinc victims of

Head Hunters.

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LONDON, March 5-(Special)-King

Edward left for Biarritz this morn- ing.

The special trnin on which hu was;

travclliiilg was delayed half un hour, ten miles outside of London owing to an interruption' in trnflic caused by 11 _ collision ol two passcngci' trnius lit'

Tunbridge in which two persons were;

The following gives the li t I did 1, h

withdiaun and th t 1;; 0 cm; ma es W 0 have no” ‘ three dead, three fatally injured, ','5 The House opened at 12.45.

' ' e vo e ed b th I th IF - , _

..r,._ P” ye” ° ’”°“ ° “bm ,,,,g,,,_.1y ,,,,,,,,,d_ HoN_ MR. cUMMi~sKEY was kepenow an .-on ne proliolllly run. as to

‘ _.___ busy for some time replying to ques- .mackerel and herring, more gimuyd be

QUEEN’S COUNTY DISTRICT. tions and tabling returns. _ a

MR. WYATT wanted to know thelbut 10 cents more than U, poor one, method under which farmers’ sons but would make n ditlerenceof perhaps were selected for the course at Truro. $5 in the value ofa barrel of niacker-

.- - HON. MR. RICHARDS said a. no-'el, and proportionately for herring.

tice had been printed in the local pa-_The smelt fishery needed cold storage.

pers and where applicariu was noe"I‘he Government could not do lr bet- knowln inquiry was made to learn t

whether lie wus a farmer’s son. That

"1' was believed to be the best method. ltncre were as many mackerel came

PREMIER HABZARD said some ap-linto the Gulf as ever, but they did

B plioants were not nominated by the not come to the island coast.

Trains ear Weary Crowds 1.4.4234... 1.. 8..... ea... .wo of .4

Misses

McDougall Ida E. Jones Melinda

Smith Linda,

McMillan Emma Fraser Annie B. Strlght Beta B. Stevenson Birdie Drake Grace Stewart Mary

-Buchanan Janie M.

dilggar Lizzie D. Campbell Ruth Esscry Emma lt. Mutcli Eva

McDonald Mary Mutch Annie l. McKenzie Mary C. Pickering Della Uouglns Irene Gillis Sadie F. Gillis Dollie A.

McLeod Cutlierinc I.

Stewart Charlotte McLure Lucy

Jain Laura

McNeill Bessie McKinnon llclle Kielly M. Arlettu ldrb A. Myrtle Newson L'.lul'a McNeill Kiltie

Mclicnll Ailnlc I3. McEnchcrn Susie

(Ten Prizes.)

Kingston

Plownal Pownal

Hampton

New Haven

Mayfield Victoria

North Itiver

Cornwall

Wood Islands

Brookfield Bradalbane

French River Union Roni?

Earnsclifie

Bclleviio Cherry Valley Cavendish

Clinton

Hunter River

Grand View Point Prim Hurtsviile Hampshire North Rustico Rosebcrry New Dominion Pleasant Grove Stanley 'Bridge Hnzelbrook

Kingston I)eSablc (‘.ul<lodcn|

Mt. Stewart

311,200. 293,490. 202,960. 205,400. 192,220. 195,-760. 110,200. 192,340. 134,900. 121,220. 126,700. 125,490. 122.620. 122,600. 122,240. 112,140. 102,940. 104,140. 99,440. 94,500. -90,500. 90,100. 04,290. 54,200. 55,090. 55,260. 43,420. 39,960. 24,320. 16,220. 16,220. 15,720. 15,060.

(}H'l‘()WN AND BOYAIJTY DISTRICT.

Gillespie Alva Beer Winnifred

Kemp Fanny Picknrll Charlotte Smith Florence U. Stewart Hazel Mclntyrc Gwladis

(Three Prizes.)

34 Upper Queen St. 297 Fitzroy St.

G Brighton Roald

West Royalty 45 Bnlyficld St. 123 Dorchester St. 203 Euston St.

MONTAGUE, Guo"rowiv souuis EAST DISTRICT

' (Two Prizes.)

224,060. l90,'.`80. 116,360. 106,540. 71,220. 0*’ 300. 52,000

KENSINGTON S'f:lIDEAND ALBEl'l'1‘0N DISTRICT.

(Two _Prizes.)» ‘

Mctberall Annie Alberton 347,620. Walsh Jennie E. Summerside 329_250_ Ellis Marion Siimlmersldo 3i5,4.i0_ Stewart Florence Kensington 152,100_

Beer Winnifred McI`lou.ild Mnniio Stewart Evil

Wickham Lucy

Montague 280,220. Geoliretown 172,120. Montague 1','z,120_ Montague 04,440.

Wigi,-ington Irena Fraser Addie M. Campbell Jennie

Mcffcod Belle

Kennedy Evelyn

Morson Mliriel Beers M. Alice

Fraser Ethel B.

ltiley Sadie

Taylor Caroline Martin Mary Belle Harris Stella M. Campbell Maggie Melleod Florence Arscnault Mary Doucctlle Mary Moore Adelaide Yeo Luuretta J.

Hopgnod Penrl Howntt Mabel

Ramsay Janie Hudson Ella P.

Mclican Annie Alvirli

Davison llertha Wlriglit Harriet

Arsennlilt Celerino

Dougherty Hllza Mattlhcws Gertrude Costain Thursa P. Brown Florence

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Gallant Mary E~ Arsenault Eleanor Mirtlieson Annie M- Mclienzie Nellie Nelllgnn Julie ldnman Jessie Martin Celina

K1NGS'S CAJUN TY DISTRICT.

(Four Prizes)

Bridgetown

Mt. Hope Milltown Cross » Murray Harbor

Soiiris West

Cardigan

Murray River

Red Poilnt

Milburn Lower Montague Glen Martin,

Elmira Fairfield

Valloyfield East

Morcll

New Acadia

Abney

Harmony

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PRINCE COUNTY DISTRICT.

_ (Four Prizes)

Ellerslic

Tryon

Port Hill Cnscumpec Boiithwest.

Bedeque

New Annan Wellington

'1`yne Valley

Baltic

Mimlrilgash

St. Eleanors

Tryon

St. Anthony Abrani’s Village

130,100. 117,560. 96,480. 89,720. 85,940. 83,860. 53,940. 52,220 84,740. 28,880. 24,680. 17,040. 13,040. 11,280.

520 180.

276,480.

254`,`660."" ' W '

203,500. 153,080. 139,060. 128,080. 79,020. 46,500. 45,420. 38,820. 22,280. 20.780. 18,880.

10,830. 8.600.

Glenwood _ 4,220.

300.

Bayside ‘

Pleasant View, Lot 1. 260. Victoria West

Bloomfield

From the Capital to Their H0meslAgain.

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-The inaugumtioii of Taft took place nt the Executive Office 'building as

Creeping along at a snail's pace the t

heavily laden trains slowly bore tba

and the lripplea tele,-,frapliie facilities H which malde it impossilille to operate $

improved, but still far from normal. n

Thousands who flocked to the core- n

the city at one time when immense _crowds flocked to union station. and the organizations vicd with one an- other in display as they departed.

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IN Elllll. SPNIN

CADIZ, March 5--(Special)-Admin

sacraments were administered today

when he was taken prisoner and is/iielntlgf

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CHICAGO, March 4~Judgc Bren-

tano will hear testiln-ony on Friday in a writ of habeas corpus obtained by Charles S. Beattie, an attorney, who had been fined _$200 and locked. up inl default of payment by Municip- al Judge Blake. After a controversy with the latter concerning the trial ofa case, Beattie is said- to have apr plied this remark to the court.

on that bench than li pig.”

The line and incarceration followed.

n pig he had adjourncd court and de- scended from the bench. By that act

lie hu.d‘ divested himself of all the ‘J

li pig

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ANI)()VI4.R, N B March 5-(Spcc-

llal)-Leon Sheppiel and Antonio Aro-

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killed. ll; '

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hu nn nnslvln will nuns -....,.,, uns ln clunul

lioosovc-lt today received a pfeifflpmne ____

_ ll .1 ii nuns _

*i""‘ "°“‘1°d_,j°$;. ew guard, al caiuaainosz, iam., March 4-'rim

l . l“""" J"“i°° C are oi New vom. 'rue ,will oi Mrs. Numa F. Alien oi Mai-

T0R0N'T0» MMC" 4"" “°l’““‘“°“ ith” S“""m° 0" 4 . i -beau ei 'den. aunt by mai-rinse or Lillian Nor- "`°'“ "“’ 1‘°"“ DW “"“‘“°° “"9 "ffm 'Milo' "lil h\lll'l(lileey';cu':>l"r‘ll»la.. 'rne ldlea. the singer, was flied today and Lt do Ont waited on Iron- cr fplillti igoof, hehds of hmm in solid disposes of P,-opefgy valued Bt $100,.

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Whitney today. The foriner lrskcd ful’ l

'lhc co-at of arms of the United 000-

luglplstlon abolishing the barrocni gold-_ 1 no rain of Preei-l Cutting on all of ber blood relatives

treating system, drinking lu °l“l'eli`l

"ms and the n 0 liked on the with the explanation that the estate

Ind three Mun fe llifcmm 0' ‘he "‘*’"t “°°“°"”l“ “N wo . an originally belonged to ner husband

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local option law. The London men lh

andlc. The gold is intermlugled w I d di I I ti .

4 ii on the bright surface of|John W. _Ale1i, an ser m Us ng

asked for legislation to allow street gl.itin\lm» P tin scenes and ngureslbetwem hm. tmsbandfs nlauvee by

ears to riln on Sunday. W

l‘“`h “rc hu" g . clmatled leaving nothing to those whom' sho

f mgqve Africans. It is cs _ __

The premier declined to pledge liiiu- lflhnt the knife cost u,250_ The blade CHICAGO M1RKETs.

self to the temporancc alliance, and t

told that London men they would IS

have to get a big vote of the P20111” in favor of Sunday cur before thc right would be granted.

Mtnard‘| Llniment Cures Dipbiheii-1.

of the Bnest steel, upon which is _-- cribcll, "Pl"0BE9'led N0 Th°°d°r° March Wheat .. 104i

| 5 .. ..... ...... lgoosevellt by his friend Jas. W. Gtr* March Corn .. 671 "Ni," Moy Wheat . 116#

-»--“-"*' May Corn | 68

Mmrdlg Llnlment Cures Gargeiin cows May Pork $17.37.

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shn both Italians this evening were found guilty of murdering Edward

Green, a Montreal peddlar on the construction line in December last

The Italians fired from an ambush on Grccn and his Jewish companion and then stole watches and' money carried by the victims.

believed "endowed with plenty of this wor1Id's goods." Mrs. Allen qualified her bequests by ordering that the leg- ntees uhnll each make oath and sign an affidavit that they will devote no part of their legacies to church or re- ligious purposes. It is thought ‘that the will will be contested. I

Among those cut ot! are Lillian. t Nordlcn, of New Yoi-k‘, Imogen A. Costello, of Los Angeles; Oovns A. Walker, of New York, and Anna M. fi Baldwin, ol Boston. The only public bequest! was to the Malden hospital.

FAIR AND COLD.

WASHINGTON, March 5-(Special)

-The record of casualitiesl incident: March 5 ,to the inauguration ceremonies was the number of licenses, or all left free

family applied, in which case only one was taken. Otherwise none were turned down. He did not believe any member of the House interfered. HON. Mit. RICHARDS said for the

season. There should be a limit as to

tb pack. There are as many factories

standard' barrel. A good barrel cost

er thing than provide a cold storage arehousn in Gcorgetow,\. He believed

MR. LEAIRD slipporhrd the resolu-

tion. He could not tell why the fish, formerly numerous, had now left our shores. The oysters, too, were disa'p- pearing, 'out the lobsters are still numerous. He thought the sein-ion

mornin .

g lvl

tho trains last night were soinewliat m

mnuies seemingly attempted to leave ti

why they should be asked to change the cstab-lished procedure. The mat-

ter of uwearing witnesses would not make them readler to answer. A wit- ness, whether under oath or not

h . no

~ good reason for a change of the

Cnlfllllisllwl Pfweedufv- ii/iron notion iliarrli 5~ls,.¢l-ini;

fore the committees would not' be i , Government employees. Why were °""_ 75 men in the locomotive work shops atlis required in the courts, or be- Six ncgroes explated on the gul- fore committees in other Lcgislntures OWS the ¢-_mme of muriim- and one was

and the Dominion I’arl'lamcut. All hanwd fm- crimimu as5,“,1¢_ S

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power which any magistrate ilolds. nl This DOWN Hxieteil in I-he D0ml'l\0“ cd his aged motlicr who was yestcr- ‘ Parli ent, in tho Nsw.Brunswick U ,f d , ,,~ f h S _ 2. 0;: _.;.°.;:. ;'.‘.:..::f.§‘:. ....

The House divided and the iesolu- .

tion was ,0st_13 to u_ 'with lmving liurucfl ii barn and there-

speech in the debate on the fisheries resolution. He thou ht a fishery

board might be useful, but had no great hops of it. lf not paid it would

k I. 'cl tl b 1 ll

not wor _ f pai in mem els won r

"Yoo are nu more lit £0 try 11 01159 be Government otllelal and would do I

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v H ,S1‘;(§'_te‘::_|';(1nt2feigigzeieaggtlfhixes by thc Sinithsonkin institttlvn for ii. “Phe P01” I mise is mis’ SWS which he und others in Georgetown °_?

Beattie. “When I Called Judge Binks were the lim to move. iie dealt at

length with cold storage. ' MON'l"llFI/NL, Mlircll ;'>-,(Spc<'liil)--

HUN- MIL RICHARDS 9“l‘l U"e,'I`|ic sliolw.~.corm and uli2i1.urd wliirli thucilllegcuppnvntlzsi l,o.~ -veil aid-

applicant to send in his name alivl ap- st

_ plicatloii to be filed in the depart- T

WASHINGTON’ March 5"(Sp“““`l).ment. for umelts, and were de.~;tro'yiug that

Al<‘TERNO0N SESSION. 'tis

The House rcsumcd its sitting at 4 len

President, ofthe United States this o'clock. fisheries and l~illppoi‘tcd the coiiiuiis-

Questions were asked by Mr. Mc- sion proposal. .

Dlt. WAll.lllllt'l`0N thought ii mlm- r of valuabllc spccchcs hail beeii

I‘liE'l\llldli HASZAIID tabled 5, re- made especially by Mr. Mclrean and

inaugural crolwds from the capieu-1 turn in respect to investments on Mr. Cox. Fish is excellent food if we

uld get it at thc best, but t-his was

19,500. rare. Inspection was nccesil:-iry. His Mil. MA’l`HIl<lS()N brought up the_ impression wus lint the Scotcli Fish- attcr of the public accountn com- cry Boardl is n Government depart- iittec not luilig called together, and ment. He agrfwlf that the question io ot being eqiiippcd with powers suf- most important one.

cient in the mutter of obtaining in- _L_i&_________ ,_

formation. or to swear witnesses. He

illlln and Mr. McKinnon and replied o by 1-lon. Mr. Currnniskey. be

inlking fund account nniounting' to co

moved n resolution on the subject.

PREMIER l-IASZARIJ did not see

ould not be expected' to answer what e did not know He could seo

MR. MORSON said ull witnesses be

itnesses did not tell the truth, but ‘

alle against taking power to pu itnosses under oath 'I He knew of

tie lise fora committee to attempt

the power to administer oaths-a

The bill relating to the sittings of ,for

MR. McDONALD, A. J. resumed his

nl what the Governmentv wanted

uture the proper course was for the should be shortened. He\believed cold

on many ncts werolset in the rivers

oragc was needed at (lelirgetown.

hory. He strongly urged careful lind ergetic nicnsures to preserve the

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( ENENING SESSION.

' The House _resumed at 8.50 ccioqfr,

Dr. Warburton moved theadjonrn-

ment of the debate on fisheries. Car- ried.

PREMIER HASZARD said in speak ing of the accounts and tlnnnces :lbs would be brief. They had had a gm- eral election und they \-.-ire doing business at the old stnwl. 'I‘\.-» Lead- er of the Oppor. -. af, gpg old staixi. ‘

MR. MATHIES(-;~ ! l ~.ri‘lSh 3.

much bigger sto lr.

MR. HASZARD id some had fal-

lcii by the way. Tho Opposition uBed all the means in their power to gain every seat. Fortunately for the coun- try they did not suoceed. The Opposi- tion said they had been too long' in power und ought to be turned out. The Opposition issued a red book, of fiction more than of inet, in which they stated iibe Province was a. mil- lion dollnl-.~l in debt, but the country turilod a deaf mr and retllrned the Governiili-lit, tri power. Previous to the election the Opposition held sev- (Continuud oiil page 11.)

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NETHENEHINE

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Laying Off Mechanics in Locomotive Shops. C.P-R- Reducing Expenses.

MONTIIEAI., Miirch 5-(Special)-

. , _ '_ _ _ _ »An announcement from Lonldon, On-

lils was linrigiiiaii s day in Louisln-l

lirio tlint thc' Grlliid Trunk laid ot!

iso stated to be part. ofthe general cbeme of rctrcnchmcnt.

'~""'-"‘lt is not inipossible that men may

to take evidence if they were denied HOLLAND’ Mich’ Mun_h` 5_(Spcc_

}l-Elton Baldwin confessed he kil-

o killed her with ll liutcllct while

the County Court: of Prince County 11-‘100l>~ was read a third' time and passed.

rerstoo c ols ers a en were c- coniin smaller ear h ear and if

ucstion ought to receive full consid- ls” in yesterday ig pm,.,,ming in nn

ration. A movement was on in Novii ' _ ` _ '

sncrcdness that invests the persoo of Scotia along the “nes of the scotch even more lively fasllion today.\ the court. Hn became a private indil- fishery Board. Such a board could RBUWHYS W€1'0 FHOFC l11`C0“VeUll<’/Hl» ln the dif|\`=l'€I\f. Phases Of the expeditiol

‘ alle DEWSSBFY Fegulatllans and sco\moving' trains than any time this

hat t ey were carr cd out. The » 1

could arrange for standard package; winter'

hu ‘nan-els now in use M-e of va,-yous Although thc wcntlicr was moderat- sizcs and not satisfactory to fish buy- _ing and spring making its appearance ers or consumers. He was laurprisedlinl the aspect of ¢_|,ingg tnday 15 mm-0 for work with a clear idea. of what

Montrealt to nilnilid thliltdlnerliplce 1111 wintry than since the first snow lust

price oe wefn f eaug on e s-_

land coast and others from the mu'

dtlltcs, the latter being in neat puck- _________,_;___

ages nnd properly prcpnredk He un- l d th l I t t k b

The department was advised to short-

en the season. This was done and the **"_'“i' ‘

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things went on for ten years there would bc fcw of good size taken. Tho Island oyster had li deservedly high

e rlonc to save this fiuhcry before it

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n ulr showed that 55 per cent of he lobsters packed were undersize.

rlhery rapidly improved. I-le favored

TORONTO. March 6-v2Speclal)-'

fair and oold.

vidual, and I had a right to cull him

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reputation but the beds were depleted .l.,,m,N,,.,, Mmm 4__A"n_‘, Hhrmm

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from over fishing. Somct ing shoui _

lins taken thc plluzle of 'lonl llonglront

is too late. Hn oonflrnmd what Mr-_ as the popular hero here. nnd he was ( “X had ‘mid about trees “l0U8` f»l'0\ll» lfollowcd to his hotel, tile Trcnlont, streams. The proposed commission

could be composed of a few good men _ __ of erpcrtcnce and knowledge, andl with `.:¥\°l:°‘";c {(”f:,""‘§l c""',‘r(fr,h(_h¥'nl’_3‘R °S):cd sufficient powers might be very use- “ _'_""' " “ " I '

Saturday nllglit from the British

ut is thc. sort of ll..~l"_ tllllt is cul-

u . _

clilatcli to nrlng liongbont off the re-

thl:;I'Mr ME./I;§AhI;d Bgégcd ,r‘;2hlU::;;l:,ecrvatim. lie wnnts to have the I ,,, ` t 600'000 700 ,limelight for himself, and it will not: 'uh new mn up 0 I ’ ' nr 'I " he surprising if tho iinnoiinccmcni.

gf? “ ,’°",", T28 §ff,k°';_r;°g:d tom.-1. immediately that he in gsltlng

°“ ° °’“ ° e many to mini lm. l»l.l-mation to give

mlm law‘ Every factory “sued by Shrllbb li rnrc at the fifteen milcli diu~ :l’r'mm"““°r ,Gordon ycm" ng() ww tance, which was n condition of ned. They fe t they could not go on. Shrub,” g,,,_,,, , ,,,, race at ms own

q Y 'distance in New York.

shortening the season to begin on lst Tha }_e,.,,p,,mt,,,-L. WM tw,.n¢_y.¢h,-,.,, ,‘ May. There should ben limit to tfhn. degrees ,,|,0,,,, zen, at two o.,,,m,k~ number of traps. The season should th", morninm

close first of July/4‘Wfth no-extension of time. The size limit could not be

enforced and would prove irritating. °"'_°“"*'“""

Fi-ssh to sn-png north-west windsl'l‘ho fishing is better now than it was

1394 as result 0( |hm»t¢.n|ng the Miliard‘s Liniment Cures Di|teni`p=i_';

al Cervcra is. dyinl; at Puetro. Thelfg under Outh they could be m,,,,ctcd ____________ he ,am on ut b,u_u,,0,d and Bama - for perjury. Evidence before n coin- ,~

Cervera commanded the Spanish mittee was as important as that in neat destroy.-d mi santiago in isos, the CHUM- What Oblwiivn Could be

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rick and elsewhere on the system. 'i'!_;- 1'. l’. R. lil all-lo following the

policy of itrict retrencbment but no

reduction has been made Of i..ill's at

some time at Portsmouth. psneb This wgstthe htllghest cokixtt ill; ,,h,,,,s hem or clsowlm-e_

"-"`*'_' e rovince -u a wi ness rnig l i._.._i_

any falsehood hero and could not be

punished.

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He Will be Accompanied by a Scitntific Party Well- Equipped For Work-

WASIIINGTON, March 5-(Special)

--Final preplrntlons are reing mark

scientific expedition to Afric- headed

lry l~}x-Pres. Iioo~ ll

'l`llc work of pr0p.~'lll' :lu-1 packing

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