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THE. CHARLOTTETOW " '__
*READ ALL. IDMIARB
5 ILY FOUNDED 1891
iwi¢N1N° D* i } TH Livrsfr Inn ‘s
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»w~»°~“> ii " _ W- <>HeR1m"fs'f°WN- Ce-NAM FRH2;e¥- MARCH ,"eri__e:.ei-#_ __ i.....;.,,,
BRITISH coiii iviiivfiis iiiiis Now on sriziiii-:
Seven Hundredund Fifty
Thousand Men Hilde’
Liiiii iiiiwii their
~ implements *
(f‘unadlan Press.)
LONDON, Feb, 29-Uiiwurils of three uiini‘ti-rs of a HIIUIOU E031 mI“‘ ers lsiiidowii their liiols'nn4l went on mm, ii; two 0‘i-.loeii this afternoon, when the diiy shift in the mines end- ed. _ The nr-my of strikers was swelled Iioiirly tiiiwiiigiioiit the iiiornliig when it liecaiiie known that no setileinent, was reported. That iill hope is not yet lust is_tlie nest that can be said of the coal iitiiiitlon. The Stock Exchange, which maili- _sined nn optimistic attitude when _hii cloiidi-i iieenied gathering most _hlckly, lost heart yesterday. Steel rails fell sharply as the con.- erences at Downing Street continued o follow one another without ap- iareiit result. 'l‘liere were eleven of them yester- ay iinii the result was a' dend- iinii. 'l‘liis` does not inenn tlinf. no riigri-ss wus made. When Premier Asquitli visited the ling at Buckingham Palace in the fternoon he was alile to inform _His laiesty that sixty percent of the iiiie owners had accepted the prin- iple of the minimum wage. _ _ LONDON, Feb. 29-The Government as recognized the 'principle of a iinimiim wage for all underground rorkers and if not secured by an ag- eemeiit will be secured by the gov- riiment by other means, Au extract of a speech made by the ‘rimc Minister to the members of the ationnl Miners Federation reported 1 un olllcial statement indicates the
q'F‘@M €overnmciit 'I _W E0 *NCIS ix ttlement. 'gt is ii vital ultimatum to thsown-
'l‘li_e Government is determined that
lminlmlim wage be adopted. t was felt face to face with the tiiiition that it might puralize the '1_l_|l;ii~try|of tlie_coiintry. To avert the' 4_1' L_ will require nothing snort of u, iiiéiile but the government has I” "_*f"0|lBll Drvgress to reuiler it I brief duration, persuading thi,
- inn ones to ggi-gg
;s°eI“‘;*‘°° 1n_¢l=°_ proposals admitting mir .o exist in the under ground sogainwho were unable to ea.rn_ 5_1-0. ,cum ,ij “Se and that iliemiitters' _ree ° Nmdied but would ' _not 1... 2:: 'iii °°""°'~*° °‘ i sierra nuemfl 988 _ of _tho ability _of li iii ioiiiiiiiiiie' unit the I ' _ _ _ Bovornment `" “°‘“"`° B11 ultimate victory,
lLIFlX~ -IIUBKE-I' Y-
lllltb iiiunso sv ' _ resycrrpi iidiii
£35-11125. Fail. 21-'rll&"oi-isiiagt-
elf Emile tonight almost.
2223;” ° 'rw fiziie with iiiiiiiiiiiiii .oi _
H and severed police on the lc ‘
iiegiiii wiiii - mix-iiii nitwigi fzdndlshand H.'hI`cNainara, who roll- i:Nsm re ce' >rw‘addE° 'on I'°|’- VG- ltiinceaaflidwent hm mnthé“"“ “T ilice and citlfzscu 1e'e"B”m" The" id the coinbatms`l:“'hhed` 0nI‘mle`,:3e rwsiiiil ii nm ‘w“"~°‘ “"l""‘°i_ -
° B0 H McNamara were
TAXI HIIIIBEITS - _
I IHE INIlI_|]TEII
_ i:
_.__
(Canadian Press.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 29~'I‘Iie grand
.Illry is investigating the recent taxi- Cabs robberies und returned four fn- dictments trliarifiiig robbery in the “VHP 1l2l§l‘i‘ii iiigiiiiiut Alb Ruse Seo, ‘Kin Flinlili, lliiiiitoiio, the 1-lisiifieiir, iind Lamb.
(ltlier indictments are exiiei-ti-il, I
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TIIIIE MUITIIEN
ANI] SUIEIIIE
((‘ai\a<lian Press.) _
SAN FRANCISCO, iFeb__ 29-'l‘lio bodies of S. J. Fisher, his wife and f-W0 i-ZFOWI1 dnllghters, Ai-lee and Ruth were found dead, the latter three iii bed, with bullet holes through their bends. _
Fisher had a revolver iii liiii liiiiid
and it is tliuiiglit coiniiiltfm the i1¢i,~,| rind then siiicided.
N.ii iiiotive is kniiivn,
_ A CHALLENGE
ilfansdiiin Press.)-
LONDON, Feb. 27-The Royal Aero
Club has cabled ii challenge to the Aero Club of `Amer- ica for the international Avi- ation trophy, the chief feature of the toiirnamciit ut Chicago.
(llnude Graham-White will Iii- fli_-
olily pilot reiireseiitiiig liliigliinil. _
INEHEASE TAX
(Caiiniliiiii I’rei-is.)
QUEBEC, I<‘cli. 29-Montreal won it
point before the private bills commit- tee in-the house when ii clause in' nie city iiiii wiiii adopted by wiiieii Montreal was aiithorizod to charge tax of two percent on fire insurance premiiims instead of only one as in tIie"Past.
an coi_t_iiis siciis _ _uirroii i_ii=ia
_ LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. '28- 'l‘he wedding of Miss Lillian Marie Twitchell. daughter of FJ and Mrs. ufimeiiisii of this city, iiiiii my win- lston Collins, the well known profes.- sional baseball -player, took place to~ day at the, home of the bride's par- ents; Mr. Collins, who liusi been one of the chief reiiiinees of the Boston _Americans patching stall slum his ‘graduation from the Iiiilversity of Vernxont two yearn agil. “VEC UWT' Iris briileof today when the Boston ti-nm mme to _ (‘_aliforiiiii _for its _ -_mga qos; Suiuitus Salads
*'i°"Z°‘l 101* the 'rest' 1 ii ml’ W" f_Bl\'ml`nut`e` ~0` T “mn
idiiiiiiii'i~ i.i'iiiiii»iiv. cure- Ofilfll- lm
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_ Renewal
_ Fillal " I to ‘T'TSiibsci'ibers
siibscrlptlons for roi-2 -
' rWe'have‘rn'slled i\ finnl renewal notice to each *“1fll'e5p!c`thtlfy‘nslre¢l for ii reuilttniice by return _ iiiall as this is positively the last week ii 'paper-will
IN mailed to those who have neglected to renew.
We. take this opportuiiity of thanking the_
thousands of subscribers who have renewed their "°h5°f|i*\ioii' daring the past few months ii_nd who nppréeial'e'our'ellortsln placing this joiiriiiil fiir in
- the lend of all its competitors. _
“ _our Sworn Daily average for lor I of
IB ii record and we hope that our statement of ioi 2 _ will exceed it by mmy hundred. Advertisers are risk- ' ‘ ed fo lienr this fact in mind.
Yours truly i
'l`_I-Ill CHA RLOT
` Tn zoIng'ovTei`5'olsl siibsi§cI'i`ptloirliool¢s we find ilintafew subscribers havenot yet renewed their
Notice
_ .
TBTOWN GUARDIAN-
lllli PHIIIIT
IIN PIIHEHASE
I
(Caiiudiiiii Press.) '
0'I"I‘AWA,' Feb. 29-In a Bale of un-
claimed postiil packages liero T. flliurleliois of Hiill bid 25 cents on ii small package. uiiil iiii opeiiiiig it found lie had ii iliiiiiioiid ring iii wiiicli the jewels were valued at Sliifi.
iiiiiiiiii wiii
_ iiiiisiii iii.
(Caniidiiin Press.)
QUEBEC, Feb. 20-It is stated un-
oilli:ially'thaf; Ame Geoilrion, K.C., Ex-M. P., will represent the Quebec government before the Supreme Court in respect to the federal provincial jurisdiction regarding the marriage
-_____._l__._._,.
STEAIVIEH BUIINEII
(Canadian Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 29- The
large Mississippi river packet steamer
J. T. 'I‘riideau 'was burned' to the
i
\vater's edge and sarik at two o 'clock this morning at St Garbiel.
Eight negro members of crew are
missing. They are tlioiigbt to have
iii-eu drownedf
THE NEW IIITYIIUIIK
(Canadian Press.) '
MONTREAL, Fch. 29-The i*|”0D°B‘
:il to erect a new dry duck for Que bec at Beaupie Fliits' lit the mouth of the St. Charles llivcr instead of ad- joining the presciit sito at St.Josepli Dcluis, is strongly iiiipoiieil bv slilp- ping compniiies and I iiiniiy have ad- dressed thc Preniiiir pointing out the the advantages of other sites.
NNN NEIIRLY CIIENED _ _ OFF ONE 0F I'II$ FINIIERS
COBAI/l‘, Ont., Feb. 26-en Thurs-
day‘s blizzard the crew of a snow
plow found Louis Ryan, aged 45 ly- ing in a snowbank, beside the rall- road, botli feet and hands were froz-
en, and in his efforts to resuscitato himself. _lie had ueorly chewed on one linger. '
WIINUNIGATION
_ _ THRUUGN PROVINCE
AND IIIITII IRINLIID
Yesterday tho liliirl Grey li-_lt
Georgetown at 7.00 ii._ in. for -_Picton with 60 passengers, 40 sacks Quit' ward mail, express and 65~;tuns of freight and docked in Picton at 2.00 p. m. She leaves this morning at 7.- 00 o’clock for Georgetown with pas- sengers, mail, express and freight.
'Phe _Mlnto left Picton yesterday at
1.00 s.. m. for Georgetown with 36 passengers, 240 sacks mail, express and 8 cars mixed freight, ;and docked at 11.30 a. ru. She will leave this morning nt 7.00 o'clock 'for Pictou with passen- gers, yesterday's outward mail, -ex- press and 1 cnr hides, 1 car oats' and 5 cars mixed freight. 'Owing to the thick weather of yes-
torday the ice boats did not leave Cape Traverse for Calle Tormeiitine. They will 'leave this morning for Cape 'Pormentiire with mulls and passen- gers. \
The ice boats did not leave (Cape
Tormentine yesterday owing to the storm, but will leave that port for Osps Traverse this morning with mails and passengers.
A' special train from Georgetown
bringing passengers, mail and ex- press from the Minto arrived ln Charlottetown yesterday at 2,30 p. iii. A` special left Charlottetown s
_ N.-_ terdsy at 10.15 ii. m. with
passengers and malls for fllorglitown and will return today with the passengers mail and express sfrivlug on the Earl Grey.. There was no special train to 'or
from Caps Traverse yesterday. _
Yesterday the Murray Harbor train
arrived in Charlottetown at 10.15 a. m., thirty miiiutcs latoi the Souris at 10.80 s, m., thirty minutes late; the 'Pignish at 1.05 p. m., one hour and thirty minutes late and the Bummersldo at i6.30 p. m., fifteen minutes liitii.
laws. _ -
IIAPT.INIlSIS "WCS RETIIIN I SIINNIIW
1 (T :C f-I-I
IIIEE PIlES_II}ENT I STARR CUP IS MEIANEHIIET
i _ _
,____.
For P.E.I. Ofihe Canadian Cavalry ‘ Associalion-0fflc- ers Elected Yesterday.
` (Canadian Press.) _ OTTAWA, ~Feii. 29-Oflicers were
elected at tlic opening session in con- nection with the Canadian Cavalry Associo,tion today.
Col. W. H. Merritt, 'l‘oi'onto, sur,-
iw-edii (lol. 'l‘uriier ini l’i‘ssliioiit_ _
'l‘lii» new Hoo. Preiiiili-iif. iii 1‘iil '|‘lii-
|lmi_ Hain I-Iii;-flies. `
'Phe 1'. IC. I. Vice Pi-oiilileiif, is iYni|'it_
A. lil. lugs.
PEIPULATINN IIE
P.E.I lllillll
(Canndiiin Press.) ()’l"l‘AWA, Feb. i 9-Revised figures
on the population of Canada in it special replfirt tabled iii the House give P. E. I., a population' of 03,- 728`Cornpared with l03,25ti in ltlill..
'l‘liis is ir decrease of ‘J,5Zil,‘
NANIZIVIAN II_'E
(Canadian Press.) ` MONTREAL, Feb. 20--Reports
from Fraserville, Que, state that E. Martin, the Sheriff of that district is seriously ill. - i T
Because he cannot get a hangninii, with the execution only eight days off, he may may have to do it liim- self. ` '
NNNEINN WITH EIIHPSE
_SENSIITIIIN IIE
TIIENIIH IIPEIIA
PARIS, »l<‘cbrunry 27.-"Los Trois Masqiics," a lyric drama, by lsidore de Lara and Charles Mere, was pro- duced last night at Marseilles with considerable success. lt is the story of 9, Corsican vendetta, centering sroiind a young man, Paolo, who is prevented by his Parents _from marrying the young girl, _Viola, whom he has deceived. Viola’s three brotii- ers, each masked, call upon PiaoIo's parents in _carnival time and bring with the fi pie_rrot, with whom they dance, and who, they say. is tiDSy_ but who in reality is the corpse of Paolo, whom they have assassinated.
The three masqiieraders depart,
leaving the plerrot behind them. when *he father tries to awake the plerrot he withdraws his hand, drip- ping with blood, and discovers the body of his own son. Tile father Ulell strives to kill Viola, but is prevent- ed by his wife, who ` exclaiins:~ “She Wm one day have 8 child which will be unutlier lPaolo for 3'0"!"
'Phe music. is realistically ilii_iici-ip-
tive of the dranio. 'I‘his olirfii WH* enthiisiastically iippiauded fbi i-lu’ Marseilles public.
BILLS ON PRESIDENT
INDUER0 T0 RESIGN
SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 27--Emilo
Vasquez Gomez, whose name has been mixed with the rebels who took Juarez today, land who has i¢B\10ll 00 President Modern to resign, declared he would not go to accept the DPC' sidency of the republic. Hs said he was surprised at the investment of Juarez, asserting that he thought the revolutlonists were ~golng to march south and besiege Chihuahua. three-twenty-five
NEITHER FORECIST &e
(Special to The 'diiardisnl
TORONTO, March 1-Fresh north
westerly winds, fair and colder.
The temperature at three o'cloc:r this morning by the "Retail Btore ' Tested Thermometer was twenty? db- grces above aero. i in IVII
The lowest temperature recorded yesterday was twenty eight d¢Kl'°°! above zero and the highest was thirty one shove. The lowest recorded the previous night was twenty four ab- ove. At nine sf m.. it was twenty eight above and at nine p. m. it wus twenty three above. ` The length of today will he eleven hours and ten minutes.
The tide will be high this morning
at 9.30 and tomorrow morning at 10.18; it will be high tunllllt at 8.88 and tomorrow night at 9.42. "Phe sun sets this sfternooni st 5.48
and tomorrow sfternizoii at 5.49; it rilel tomorrow morni g at 6.87 and Sunday morning at 6.85.
_ ------'--_-4-i ` _ The moon sets tomorrow morning
E - ,===- _ = Ef.|liiisqlaiiiilm¢iit euros gsrgotin cows at ssc. _
iiwiissiiss
» IN JAMAICA
(fllllllliliuii Press.)
I{IN(lrl'I‘(lN, l<`i'b. 29-~'l‘iio lawless
ieieineiiil. at Kiiigstoii pliuiiied to take ailvuiitiige ol the ilistiii'biiiii:iii in i‘<_'iiiii¢e<'l.ioii with the dispiilie belweeii the popiiliivi- aiiil |_|ii~_ stieet our riiiii piiiiy, iituiidiiig iiri-ii and liiiitiiig the i'csldentiii.l pi_irti-i of 'tile city, yester- day iiiif. tlie police gained knowledge of l.Iiiiil' iiil.¢-iitioiiu and ifiiwv-il , f.lii-_
i'iiii_i_~|‘ii Iiy forci-_ of iiriiis_
’l‘lie coiispii'atoi‘.~: iii revenge gave ii
false alarm of fire in one section *of the-i'cif_y to stiirt tires iii the opposite
eiid. 'l'liie policy: were pi'iipured sud the rlotcrs, wlicii they saw roslstniice the iiiilicc were uiukinlg, dispersed,
A IIEVIIET IN
YUAN'S THIIUPS
(f‘iiiin<liiiii Press.) - l'I‘liiiN(l, l“cli. 20--A revolt hui-i
broken out -iimoiig ii portion ol ;Yuiiii Shi Kai’s troops.
Some hundreds started a riot _this
evening and wrecked several iioiiscs on streets which were crowded. lireat alarm prevails. _
Inmates of the Legation felt no ari-
xiety sat first but finally, however, entrances _were blocked to the for: eign ti'oop‘s work by and bagging.
Rifle bullets began fallinlg in the
legntion quarter, firing continues and flames ure spreading tiiroiiglxoiit the iiiictioii where the giiveriinieiiteirllices sri- aii.iia|.i-ii. _
EIISTlIMS` INCIIEASE
____
(ilniindiiiu Dress.)
or'r.\wA, i~‘i».ii. 29-'riiii _oiiiitiiiiiii
receipts for Ottawa for Feb. up 'to 2 o’cIock this afteriioou ;were $l_iiii,- 300 an iiicreasc over the' same iiioiitii of last year.
The first 311 months of the fiscal
year figures $1,310,000, a gain of $113,000 over the preceeding yeiir.
A BOSTON STOIZK
BROKER SENTEIICED 'I0
FIVE YEIIRS IN PRISON
BOSTON, February '27-Alfred A.
Mullikeii, a, stockbroker with iifiiceri in Boston and New York, was sen- tenced in the superior criminal court yesterday to from three to live yenrii iu the state prison for the larceny of nearly $10,000 from Miss Alice E. Ruliini-ioli, of Wiiitliroil- '_M\\I'|IIi0" was of the firiii of (‘rani und Mulli- lren, both incmbei's of which were iii- iiictod on 30 counts for lai'cei\Y_ 00"' fipiracy to steal ulld keeping a 'lilifk ei shop. Both defendants plriidvll guilty. l‘rain's case wud Plhifml 0" file nfti-r hlulliken hail exoncrateil hini from' any Ilnilwlflflgv Cf "I" larceny.
IIEIIVIEST VIINTER IIINIINE
PllR'l‘LANi), me., Feb. 27-The
heaviest snow storm in western Mainie prevaileil last night and Dart 5| today, temporarily tying up shlilll- ing and blocking the steam and elec- tric, railroads. The snow fall in this city was 13.0 in.,a 32 mile wind from the northeast piled up large drifts. Cosstwise steamers remained in port
over night. _Tl
CONDENSED IDVEINTISBIENEIE
§'1‘oo'li\'te for Classification. ______
rT|1_ii“i.i-:'i',”iiiFi§ii`"iriiiit i-oom iirftiiii i, _ if perferreil. A-only 153 1\0I\i-
3-ldlwltlid.
so. _ _4 ___ ,_ ________,
`l<*0‘li SAl_iEi one pair of red foxes. _ _ ‘ also, one extra male. ADDI? til D. w. Howard, iiii1t_oii____a-iiiraliidi
]’ois"i",`"biaeii "iiiiii white' dvs. shout _ J four months old. Rowsrsi lkywile turning to 34 UDP" Quwu- - - C' Eachern. ___ _ 3'ld3I'
"/7AN'PED, is good sober reliable
man to work in bakery on bfflil
only. Good wages. APPIY £0 FW1 A. Milligan, Box ' B30 Btellsrton, N. g_ . s-mriwii.
QITUATIONS VACANT, Real E8- L tate, Insurance or _Stock sale!- man, can earn over $800.00 90|' month handling a choice Montreal subdivision iii-oiierty whivh °°'\ I” sold on smlll l1i0l‘lI5h|_V PlYm9n'-5 Gnd which will yield good profits to buy-_ ei-,_ Apply to Boiithern (loiintien band oo., '591 st. catherine st w._
__.-_-_>_.____.
ond of Series, Winnin
9-l ‘
Quite un :.iil_i-i‘csi.iii|z guiiic wus
witiicsseil hy iliii siiiull iif.l,eiiili\|ioi\_ iit the Arr-iiii. iiist evi-iiiiig wht-ni f.,|- |_1,,. secoiiii Liiiii-_ thi: 4'liiii'li.ii.ti-tiiivii \ir l_riI`iuu ,l.l'ii|ilii1‘il ,llio (ll'iiiIori iii Iliililiil iiiiii iiiiii- b_v ii iwiiii- .ir fi -i,
i'\_ii iili llii: iili-\‘iiiiiii iiii£_iil lim \ii‘
liiiiuil ili~iiii'iiiiiliiil.i'i| llivir i:ii|ii~ii.iiil_,
roml riiiitcut f_lii- Urjiilieii iiliiiwml up _iiiuch better und 'wcri-_ .~;iici'i-sufiil 'iii ilisuppiiiiitiiig tIiiiui~ i-xpi-riiiiit olivia WTIU Ullufflliiili-il ii si'iil'i' iivi-‘ii liirgifl' than in the fii'~if, ifiiniv. "|‘lii- \'ii-.»: illllyffd Wffll I-UH¢'l_|li'l‘ :iiiii iiiaido iimiiy interesting touiii plays, tlicii' iii. tempts iit iciiiiibiiiiitiiiii iiiiii very _fast skating iniikiiii; the game inter iistiiis tiii~oiigiiiiiit_ 'riiii oriiiii-ii iii-_ defence was iiiiire oii tiiii iil<='i'i_ lliaii on Wciliicsiliiy iiiglit._ iinil but for their pretty fair work, und more os peciiilly the [ii-i'I<ii'iii:i1ii'i-s of I`iiiii<Ii'i-iiii
Isl. ciiver and iliiililuijil iil, voiiii, iiii-
iiciire iviiiilil liuvc iiccii iiiu<'li gi'<'iiI.ifi' ilouper of the (lrloisi-i was iiot iii. iiil iii good form, lie 'iinil unc or two others being ei-ipi>_riaiiy iiiif_i<‘i'ali|o iii oil-side loufiiig.
'Pukiiig all in all tho giinii- wiiii wr-ll wiirtli sei-iiig uiiil ii iqiioil sliurc of iiiitliiisiiisiii 'wiiii exiiiliitoil. 'l‘lie iii liciuis, Mr. IlVl<-_Miliaii iiiid lliiglil-ii, were pei'feol.ly siitisfui-_i.oi'y iiltlioiigli at ilii-_ _tiiiie i.lii» Iritti-r was i_'ril.iv.i-d by l_li¢~_iiiiiiii-rice for iieiiiilties iiiipoi~ii-_i|. 'l‘lie__del;ei‘iiiliiui.iiiii iii Kel-gi thi- giiiiii- oieaii wiiireviiieiit on the part of the Judge of Play und a little severity is certainly more easily pnriloneil than laxity. I'
It took six iiiiiiutcs of piny for the
\/ics to net the first goal, l‘i~_i~i-y liodil i-icoriiig after ii pretty i-un with a neat shot to the top of thc nets. After a brief delay in play A. Rat- tenbury in a pretty shot from nrnr the centre ice made the seconzl and four minutes inter Ai'iiii'iu and l‘er<‘_y coiiiiiineil for ii. sillenilid gain and the
leittri' found the net. -Again in five iiiluutcs i‘erl'_y scored on ii really
Jus-.ifirtiiii heiiiiid~ f.lii~_ Hiilifiili gi_iii‘,s. Aii’iil.iiei' five iiii|iiito.~;i lliidil with ii well dii'e¢‘_teil shot. from side i»ioiii'iiil ii gain and one minute later Arnold lfsttenliury dropped another iii, half
liiilf found. lliiiiiireuu on ii [ire-tty run, si:oi‘iiig iiftor soiiie iiici- stlckliaiidliiig
Int.:-i' by :~liiiii hliirpliy for ilii- iiiiitli and last iii tlic igiiiiir.
'l‘iic score wus tlii-iiifore ‘J--l. '|`iic
game was clean except for such mln- or oilences ns tripping which were In-omptly 1-_ebiiliveil and no bad' feeling was cxbibitrid. i
'l‘lie peiiiiitios impiisiiil wrri-i A.
iliittenliiiry S Mui'l*I‘Y iiiiii Wiiitv-
ATIEINPI T0 BRIBE
MGNIIINMYII JUROR
i-il guilty tiiriiiy iii liiiving iilli-iii|ii.¢-ii in iiiiiiiiiiizi- Rolieri iiiiiii, the Ilfiif juriir iiiviirii io iii ~II\II»":l U- Ml' N'iiiii:irn_ the i‘oiifi»i~'.si-ii ilyiiiiiiiil\'l.IHiW iiorviiiif ii lili- iiiiii' iii iiiiii Iiiii-iitiii pi'i.=;on_ 'l‘Iie iii'ip_'iii:\I r|i:ii'g|‘ i\y_iiiii~il
ilisiiilssi-il,
|5,000 VOLT SHOCK
LIVES T0 TELL Il
(‘_i)llAl.'l’, iiiit__ h‘r.ii 26-In 'l‘liiirs 15,000 volts of electricity pass _throu- gh big body iiud live to tell of it wus the rcmnrkaiili- HlN*i`I0""<' UI Ami" l‘il,clii~nii, an operliior at l~lp|'iiiHl1l-\"k- iiiiinplnig stntion lust week.
PITTSBUlili D00 SIION OPENS
iiirrsniiiiil. vii.. l~‘i‘li. 28- 'lil'
iiiiiiiini iii-ni-li show of the lliii|\lHHI\l‘
ing lending koiiiiolii in all iiiirtii of thi' coiiufrv. 'l‘he exhiliitiiiii will
i()ut¢|q33 Qrioles |n $36. Ilia Confcssed Murderer is
Only a Shadow of His For-
~ g __ mer Self _
*_ _ I (Canadian Press.)
ll<iS'i‘(iN, Feli. 29-Clarence V. T.
lliiiiioiiiii. the roiiilciiiiii-d ii uv ferer, is rii|iidly liuvoiiiiiii.; liill. ii shadow of Iiiii liiriiii-i' _-wif :ii'¢~iirdiiig tu the Om- ri-iii ol llii- i‘liiii|i‘:i >ili'i»i\t juli.
riiirilciiliy .»ill liii- igiiiirils who c0m0
iii i‘..iiliirl \-.ilii liiiii are convincsd
over tlii- Iliiiiigiiiiiiiiis liiil. iii i|ii» ,;i~_ 'lm' 1"' II: I"‘"`|'|’ l`"""5 MB mmd'
'l‘|ii-y iii~iii~i-ilioil Iiiii riiiidition as the iiiiiiiif iiiriii of iiirlunrliiiiy.
EXTIIAUIIITINAHY
THEETS IN PAIIIS
it'uiiadiiiii l'ressf)
l'AlllS,_.Feii, 20-An extraordinary
iiorii-.~i of aiitomoblle robberies termi- iinteil in the ui~ri‘i-it of two anarchists uI'li'i' A (li-spi=i'ntc iittcrript to Tisiflsiel- iiafr ii iiiwyi-r nf, luintoisn,
'i‘livy iiiirii ,L iii_v.~ifi-rloiis automobile
lillrl F4-i'i-lilly iiliiil. :iliil r(iblJBiI 5 DBJIK iii|~:::li‘flifi‘|‘,
THIHI] EHEAIEST -
CITY IN WIIIIIII
ELEETS MAIIIN
UNI’-liIN, l<`eliruary 27--Dr. Karl. Steiiiiiger, until now city chamber-
nice shot, re<‘_civliig tlii- puck iii ci-iiti'o mi" "I HHIIII- wa” “day °1¢°I"9d
iiiiiyiii-,wornshi~0iiiuil¢`eini- icoi-'ii i-lectiiiii ii.~< firi-it niiiyur of Great- i-r |lei'liii_ pine:-i~i him nt the head of` the third grciitest municipality in the w'oi~lii' ’l‘lie popiilntion of the city
tiiiic ending just ii.Itcr tli_c fnce-oil. _,mm ,,,_,l,_|y 3 500 U(,0_ The com_ TW" "‘i""E”” UE "my I" the "””""‘l liiiiiitioii of lli»rl`in proper with the
iiiiliiirlisi uiiil 'uiiiiiicipulities ' was lii-iiuiglit iilii-iiit iifti-r u long agitation
iiiiil ileiiiiei'ui.e work. it wus the ilrio- _ _,_ I Ma wth I t e
Ii? Only i:`tl»(ii|.r4t"_l `1iiii~;,,,.gi;t i iiiiirII.TieUIl'iEIisIIIT1ii digt adopts; aybrll Eifl'iEIliciiIIET( iII’ilitI|Nfni"Eil"1tlIi`i ¢e`v¢ITi'lli *nw the hnllnatiml Ui the combined _ ' i : ‘ . ‘_ . i ‘ i i.- i v _ . Vi(‘fo|'ia iii»iii'i~. lil liiiiii iiiiiililoii Iii-Im"nH'|IuTl"'y` I/“du .the new iorm »‘-_ '__ H WM M lmmmwiii iqiivi»iiiiiiiiiii_ the city council will ~“""“I “l'~“’" I" I’ "‘ ' iiiivi- viiiiliiil ovi~i' iiintters of trans-
|iiirtiitii>ii, biiildiiig plitiis, and the sc- i|iiiiiii_ii~ii iii siiliiirliaii lands for the piirpiiiic of forming ii permanent and meuilow girdle round the city.
The municipal council is to consist
oi one hundred members, about ons- tliird ol whom are elected by the city itself and the remainder by the mlb- .ii han dii-itiicti. I) Stelni er was
away' two mchf Eymrns' Hmm “ml selected from ii. list of thirti* candi- B°“‘Ir°""i "“" LM" ilntes, comprising state and city offl-
" ciais, educators, merchants and lead-
ing iniliistirinl nien.
IIAIT EIANII iIlJNI('S
LOS ANilI<ll.I<li~l_ l~‘oIi_ A 27~lii\l'l_ ~
l~`rs.iiklin, fiirinci‘l_v a iiviiwtivi- om-
piiiyieil liy (`iIiif'i-iicv H. |liiri'ii'.\', |i|euiI-/
>.__;
li(i:'i'l‘iiN_ iveii. 27---The failure oi!
thi- Soiiiiii-rn New Eiigland, B part of the llroiid 'i`ruiik system, to file any puiilir |ilniii~i unii speuifirations to this
I“l'f\l\IilI“ “I I'”"I“l’- ""II“"‘ mm' w“'° ill). rr-iiiilii~il lu ii li\'eIY debate t0-
diiy bi-iwi~eii roiinsel ,for the road and iiii-iii|ii»i‘_~i iii iiii- legislature committee iiii i‘i\iiriiailii_
iliiiiiisei for tiii- fond hnid admitted
thot f.lii- iii-ovisiiiiis of the law rs- qiiiriiii.: suieli plniiii had not _been ful- filled, but pleaded that the making piilillc of the exact route would result in ii liii'ge iiieri-use iii the expense of coiistriictioii niid that the legislature sliiiiiiii wiiiyo tho provision in View of llic liiililic liclirflt.
Several iiicmlicrs' iif the committee
disagreed with counsel. Lats thll af- ternoon the ciiiniiiittee voted t0 [AVO the i-luutiiern New England iuntll lilurrh 30 to filo pluns, mug! Bhd
Kennel Cliiii oponfiil lirrc fodny with ~fi|wrifir_'nIiif>llH. l\ll\| UI l\dV9"I9° th” ,,,,,¢i, (him |,000 i:nli~ii~s_ i'i-_|ii'ci\i»l\i.- route in the towns tiiroiigh which tim
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pioji~i_t_i-ii line is to p ss
i-ontiiiiio iiiitil Sntiiriliiy. wlinard's Llniment Cures DIltbll\P°`|`-
When we have an apology to 'make,
we ought to make it in the iiwiftest and most direct way possible. That is usually the hardest way to do lt. How we sidle-around, and come up, and back off, and start talking about something else, and qualify and tone down our wrong-doing 'when finally we get shsmefacedly into the actual apology! It is like a timid hsthcr putting first one foot and then the other into the cold water, and then drawing liotli feet out, and then re- -turning to get ii little farther in, as over against the one who knows that
Montreal. < ‘ 3-Id\Wk~
llssrd'| Linlmeiit Ouns Diphtliorio.
the liest way is a quick, direct, sli- over plunge. The more we "take the
T TiiifliélfEéiiiirrffiifiéoioinilIf
into it indirectly, the more wc ddolt the very blessing an apology ought to confer upon both -_tho one who makes it, and the ons who rocclvcl it. Whenever we realize that ’we lla" dons or said anything _to anybody that calls for apology, we ought to go to that one as swiftly as the Lord will permit, -and without “sidi- stepping" or pslaver or talking ni- boiit anything else, say frankly and pointedly: "‘I did so-and-so; I'm vlty sorry for it; I wont :you to forglvo me," Then the Lord can psyi Hg dividends on our apology-iuvastmdt.
May we stop robbing God, atm, ,
and -ourselves, by our tsrdifioh
edge oil" our apology by working half-henrtcdnese in "owning np."- _;._
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