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NEW YORK, Feb. _7_-_-A cable from B¢¢~||n.sayl| the corresl>0,l|dBfllt learns me the Kaiser bas._extendei_l_ an an- ,"`¢_¢|0|, to Admiral Lord- C_llarles Bgqford, wllo arrived in Berlin last ulght froln Russia, to take luncheon w|'_),.Hlu Majesty at the Castle to.- @Y¢ - . ’.__[.ord Charles is one of tile English parllamen‘l.ary_delegation who recent- |y._vlplted Bt. Petersburg and Mos- 00W.- - - _ The Flmperor’s entertainment of Lord Charles will be particularly pi- qliallt because the admiral is regarded ln Germany as one of -the Father- land's most lncorrlglbla English foes.
MAHUUTTEIJT HUT
NUT STAHVINE
(Canadian Press.)
WABliING'I‘ON“,' Feb. 7-Two hund-
red and llfty men, women and child- ran, ,lnarooned for several weeks on Holland Island ill the ice locked (ille- alieake Bay are not facing starvatioll as, was supposed but are possessed of
plenty according to n wireless report today from the revenue cut`ter Apac- he, dispatched to their relief.
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' NEW YORK, February 5-A double .suicide yesterday ended the iellllational romance ol the former wife of Walter L. Suidam, who ran sway from her millionaire husband and married 'William Noble. The body of Noble and his bride of a month were found in their New York _apart- ments yesterday asphyxiated. Th/ .lilialde pact, the discovery of its re- wllmy Mrs. -'olin J. white, of _as _ gton, the mother of the for- nler Mrs. Suidam, and other features ol the case were sensational. .Mrs. White, who has s`n apart- ment on'Lexington Avenue, had her daullliter with her Satur-day 'night and she supposed the daughter was staying over night with her. When lldrs. Wllite awoke late yesterday fflvfllillk she found tllnt` hcr daughter hail fied the house, and the mother hurried to her daughter's
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ers to effect s settlement. _ _ _ 'Phe will owllcrs state they cannot
Y L. to meet the own
"B Ht Buy time for further discus- sion.
GERMAN ENEINE
LONDON, Fell. I5-The British ad-
miralty has received news from a reliable source that ,I type of inter- nal combustion eu ilie ha been brou-
men engineer experts which, if it fulfils the expectations of its deslg~ ners, should give the German navy an immense advantage ill its race for 9“DY'°mll0Y llgainsi. the British and against all other navies of the world.
A prominent engineer -who has heard
of the main. details of this engine- whfch its designers have endeavored to keep _secret-said toduy: "1 can conceive that a Vessel may be de- signed, using engines which would make the latest Dreadnougllts obso- lete and it would look as if the revo- lution was imminent. For such a vessel, the radius .of steaming might
thickness of armor it could carry greatly increased, or the vulnerability much dlmlnished."
In one of the principal works in
Germany a marine plant has, been completed, after exhaustive studies
'and expensive experiments by moat
able and confidential stafi,"wh&l1`i'ill.n
horse-power each, one to each p'rn
lnders producing 2,000 horse-po er each, th-e cylinders being double lidt- lng, the explosion occurring on both sides of the pistons.
The incorporation of such an ili-
stallation in a war ship means the abolition of boilers and smokestachl,
by bunk-ers, as the engines would re- quire leas than one-half pound per horse-power hour which would mean 100 tons of oil per 24 hours for llill power, full speed. Any kind ol crliilc or refined oil may be used.
QUEIL DEFEATS SHRUBB
home on West 12th street in her auto. F-lhe was alarmed when there l_NB4 no answer to repeated knocks on .tha door, so elle summoned the as- sistance of two policemen. who forced _ali entrance, finding the door berrliraded with chairs and tables. The doors of` all the rooms of the FUN apartment were also locked and barrlcaded. and by the time 'the party had forced an entrance, the
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Ou Saturday,]anuary 27th, the Circulation Peparfment was
' flooded with new and renewal subscriptions. . So many came to hand that it will lake a full week or more
` We ask the indulgence of new subscribers as the enrollment
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_ When placing’ your advertising, do you consider Circula- _\i0n? Do you inquire or investigate thecirculation of certain newspapers to which you contribute ashare of your advertising appropriation? .This is the course taken by all the leading bnsinessl houses of the Dominion, and why not the Slime 11112
The Guardian furnishes its advertisers with a sworn dei ailed
circulation statement---that is the reason our columns are always _full of the best advertising---that lathe reason we_ cannot accept _ all contracts that are oifering---that is the reason we are I _forced lo issue_so many. supplements and nsixteen page paper
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Daily and Rural Daily combined, was ‘
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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN. ~ iii..
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A ttention.
LUNDON. Feb. 7-The probability QUEBEC, Feb. 7'-The Minister of
ofthe National Coal strike is being Marine has ordered the government increased by the failure of the Nation- steamer Montcalm, which is to leave
al conference of coal uwueril and min- tomorrow morning for Bfeveu Islands,
plly the men more tllall till-.y earn bevy. _ wllilu the miners Ins-lgt on Um anon. _ _-------
f~`-l"‘~1‘-‘-T-A .AT BllTAST Tilllll
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ght well toward completion by Ger- stated. ‘
be multiplied by three or four, or the"
T_:;v‘;°s?t“‘i’g $1118 oggrhgzegxuafcggf made by District Attorney Wilkerson elsclnz or on-eé engines of a,oao A” th” P“°“°'° mal *O “S° the °'t°“°'
peller. Each engine has three ayl- the federal grand jury was shown to
also the saving of the space occupied liauca to Swift inl907. '
WNNlllArnIl;Rf;li(?!:lN,tll§'A-merged. runner “nd B*-}Bt°';l“n” r;“Ed 3 ""’“t° to the defeated Al Sliruhb the Englishman' m°m°"y "E CAMS D'°k°“° today . by in d close ra” of '12 mn” at th-é attending the Centennial of his
armory here tonight. 'Phe winning birth' .
our six lninutes und
time was one ll
17 3-5 seconds, tlln trucks, 21 laps
to the inile, being_ slow. Queitll, hymn -
wonderful spurt, irew away rom e _ Englishman in the lu_st nlile and crossed the tape about half a lap in _'-""'° ‘
f _last night at 8.45 a special train left
(Canadian Press.)
to go tn Anticosti to take on board U, prisoner recently arrested lol' rob-
((`-anadian Press.)
LONDON Fell 7-A despatch from
ale on the scene to preient ilollllg tomorrow and the city took on au aspect of war today.
Mill girls threaten to prevent the
meeting if possible.
How they purpose to do it is not
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lill. PASCO, Feb. 7--The election of A
Pasual Crozeo nl; governor of Chih\la~.` hun by the state legislature yesterilxly, who was helped by the friends of mil- dcro, will be the first step tolvnrd ro- storing peace in Chihuahua.
WITNESS AITMITS
CHICAGO, Feb. 7-The threat
graphic report of the proceedings of
J. A. Phaplin a witness wbozwas at- tempting to shield C; I-I. Swift as Co. _ _
It made the witness answer the
LIUCSCAODB and' he admitted he report- ed changes re byc products oi the al-
UIEKENS SENTENNIAL
(Canadian Pl'es.1.)
B(lS'l‘0N Feb 7--Several thous-
Yeuterday the Earl Grey left Picton
and docked nt 10.40. 'l"h'6 passengers mail and express were brought to the city by a. special train which arrived at 1.10 p. m. 'l‘llc Earl' Grey leaves today at 7.00 a.m. for Picton with passengers, express and 1 car srnelta and 10 cars mixed freight.
'Phe Mlnto, which had been stuck ln the ice oi! Picton Island since Mon- day, yesterday Worked her way olit and docked in Picton at 9.20 a. rn. with passengers, express and freight. She leaves Pictou today at 7.00 a.ln. for Georgetown with passengers, ex- pr‘5ss~i\nli'ff"eigiit. * " ' ‘
The mail to and from this province tod.ny"wlll bs vis, the Capes route und
this city for Cape Traverse with pas- sengers snd malls. -
l~li`x ice boats left Cana Tormentinc
yesterday morning with no passengers and 69 sacks of mall, consisting principally of the-mall from the Marl- time-Express of Mondny.' They ar- rived at~Cape Tormentine at 12.35 p. m. and the mail was forwarded to this city on the regular train from the west which arrived at 6.00 p.m.
Of the 12 boats _which crossed to
Cape Tormentine Tuesday six remain-
ed in port to cross today with pas- sengers and all of yestsrday’s mail. The other six, which crossed to Care Traverse yesterday, will leave that port this morning with passengers and yesterdsfs outward mall.
Yesterday the Murray Harbour train was 30 minutes late. the Cape Traverse was 10 minutes late. the -Bonds was 10 minutes late, the Tig- lnilh was 1 hour and 15 minutes l late and the Bnmmerslds was 45
minutes late. ~
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(f`-nnadian Press.)
Ml'll\l|"lIlS, ll‘ell. 7-Hcvcli mnslioil
lllell held up liuck Island train lluln- ber 43 near I-lurlbllrt, Ariz.. early this morning, dynamited the safe ill the express car but it is ilelicvi-il they secured only ul alllllll illllmlili. of lout. ~
it is lluiil nl illc olilrc of the rnil rilnd thnt they have illfolflllatinil that the men 'were ll'igllterlud away beforn -they Could ga-ther the plullller rlnil noue of the luis-icngerlr were mules ted.
NEPEAL l
NAVY ACT
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()'I"l‘AWA, Feb; 7---A rcsolulioll
calling for ‘tile repeal ol' ills-. Calladiall Navy get was filed today by Albert Levigilu, M. ll., Dnrclles-ter, P, Q_
It izukes the gruud policy :ls uailtv
and ill advised and ol no use to tile i'1rll]lli‘i‘.
Tl. is a priviiic bill :lull llli-ri-. is
_little likelihililll tllilt li. will |.i' rellclleil this session.
CAMPBELTON ILC
CHURCH DESTHOYED
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'I‘lle ilealltifill ltilnlall (lutllillic cllllriril of stone at hit. Anus do lterltlléililclle, opposite here, was tntully dr-stroycil by fire yesterday morning. An at temlili vias rlladc to take the fire ell gin; over from town; hilt it was found illlpossillle. A good vlcw oi tile lllnze could be had from this sillc uild it was with fi feeling of iulillli-ss many wutcllcil the lllllgllificcnl; edifice reduucil to a' shupclcss mass of smouldcriug ruins. Tilc destruction of' their church is a hard blow to the fathers who labored so self-sacrific- ingly among the Indians on this re- serve. The lossis estimated at $30,- 000. Partly covered by insurance, 'I‘lle fire is supposed to have started ftom an over-heated furnace. _
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H. H. BROWN, one of (‘.llarlotictoivn's lending;-ind energetic business lllcn who is run- ning as a candidate ill word four in thc coming civic contest. Mr. Brown has proved himself a hustler with bright, up-to-date ideas in connection with his business and no doubt will make ml excellent city alderman. l1‘r-om reports already to hand through Mr. Brnwrfs personal can- vass the outlook to his snccers is vary bright.
IEATIIER FORECAST lt.
(Special to 'l‘llc -Guardian) TORONTO, Feb. il-Illcrenning :ii'lutllwi~i»tcr\-' ‘ o“tlu°.rly Willa” lil;-ht frills of snow or slect.
'l‘lle tcmperatilre nt three o‘cloc_li
this morning by the “Rexall Store 'I‘esf.e<l Temperature was 12 degrees above zero.
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was 19 degrees above zero andthe h,ghest was az above. 'Phe lowest 'recorded the previous night was 15 above. At nine a. m. lt was 1_9 above and at nine p. m. it WHS 19 above.
The length of today will be ten
hours and three minutes.
The tide will be high this all-el'l\00l\
at 2.35 and tomorrow afternoon at 3.10; it will be high tomorrow morn- mg at 3,07 and Saturday mornins
at 4.06. The sun sets this 1_ltel'l\00l\ Bt §~17 and tomorrow after oon at 8.18. if- rlses tomorrow morninl! Bt 7-12 'md Saturday morning Bl- 7-10°
The moon rises at 12.
¢\linard's Liniment Cures Colds, lllte.
TlTTlESTllY` ASS'N
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' (Canadian Press.) ()'I"I‘AWA, Fell. 7-l"renlier Borden
and Bir Wilfrid Lzliirier addressed the nleetirig of the (lililililinn I<‘0l'ei4try /is- rzm-illtioll. which ilpened llnre toillly.
liotll n.gi'eeil on the llaccssity of u
perlnsuent policy for the consel'\'ati<.|i of forests.
(leorgc Ciluiu of Kingstull, the Pre-
.si<ii~'llt, also spoke.
iJ'f"l'AWA, Fr-ll. 7--At a lluariilg llll
the matter of fill-est collservutioll to- day it wus llecidrfl that llolnethlllg nluel. be iiunu to prevelll llle ilwilli ilnvrlstutioll of forests by .~:pnl‘lis lrolli trains, e-lic, and ii. will-l said the milt- i.ei' alllnilld lluve bi-on yukon up iwenly flvn years ago.
'l‘lli- Railway Comlnlsslon is to draft.
reglllntlorle.
UNT. PAHLIAMENT
(Uallndian Prcssl.)
'I‘llllilN'l‘ll, Fell. 7-'l‘lle first seri-
siilll of the tllirteelltll parliulllclll. ill tile llrovillce of Ontario opened to- day.
ll. W. llilyle was chosen sp:-alter.
NEWTTJHN PULIEE
SUSPECT UTVEH IN A DYNAMITE EASE
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NEW lY0lil{, Feb. 5~'l‘llo inVestlr,a~
tions of the police- into the nlysterl- ous murder of Mrs. Helen Taylor, killed by- the explosion of ii bomb in her apartments in West 77th street last Saturday night, today brought out some alleged facts in connection with the recent movements of Charles M. Dickinson, who was with thewoin- ml when the explosion occurred.
On Niollllily or Tllesday aftern-oon
preceding thc murder, Dickinson and Mrs. Taylor had a violent <|unrrcl,tbc police say, in which the woman scrut- ched Dickinsoll’s face. Un the Wed- nesday [ollowillg Mrs. Taylor called her sister, Mrs. Evans, and told her what had happened and expressed llcr fear of Dickinson. On Friday Mrs. Taylor ,received a letter, found by the police among thc dead womanh. edects, signed by Dickinson, llcitsilllr "to he taken hack."
In Dlckinsoll's pocket, thc police
say, they found writing .on ll piece of paper, apparently thc answer' to his letter signed "G. W.," the initials of Grace Walker, another nnllle the woman used, which reads. "lf you know what is good for you, you will stay Nwily ll'i'lln my flat."
On Friday, the day beforil thu mur-
dor, Dickinson spent many lloul-il lock- ed in his room lil his lloardiilg llollsc I-low he employed himself during that time the police are illvrstigiltllls on the theory that the bomb was mailli- lactured in llickinsolvs room.
To cornplete the circllllll-ltlillliul 1-_ri-
dencc against tile pl~isi~llcr, the pullirc have engaged un expert to ~-i.lll'lllm'r: the typcwritten letters priuicd oil the package ill lvllicll the fatal llouill was sent with the i.ypcwriti=l~ which |l_u-l.- iuson used ill the olllce of the llnlthll States Motor (‘.olnpnlly, wllerr he vflw employed ns it clerk and ritullill-§l`W
pllar.
N. B. LEGISLATURE
i»'i‘inDi~:Ri("roN, Fell. FKA*
the close of the provillriul KQV' ernnlent lncctillg tonight Prclnlcr Flemming said that the data of l-bl* opening of the legislature will bn dc- ciiled at toniorruw's lneetillK~
The premier will speak at i-he
board of trade meeting tomorrow
Compulsory Military Service
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ll’l(ll~l'i‘lli'Z»\l., Fi-ll. 7--'[‘|ll,¢_ (lm
bnain lllllllllrr of i‘,,,,,,,~-M-,,` ,njmmy ricfl-llf'<l sylltelll la iilll sllinli wire: Lill- lnlntcnililll l»ill'a|ll.~.--.l \._y 1...-il(,.|,,,||( f`-Olllhel l\lel'l‘iil. of 'l`ol'oilto ut tile gatllerillg of llllliinl-y me-ll hill-e larli night.
lin llilwlrnieii n ll-Lulu to the rllil
French ihlllilllillll militia uyeiem of complllsilry ul-l-vice,
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(Ulllladinll l"l'l~Hs.) lil()ll’l‘Rl'!AL, Feb. 7---A big rl-al
estate deal is said to have been con- sllmilied.
A syndicate headed by Sir Max Ait-
ken has ill View the constrllction of il boulevard.
'Plircl-. null a llfiif millions are in-
vo|\'cd.
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NNSTNN HAS HUPE
ill HESIPNNSITY
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l_iilH'l'0N, lj`l_-ll. 5--l`ti‘0i|lrllclty is
lllilllllllg lip, :lccnriiing to tile Bostilll News, the leading financial |l\illllca- liflll, today. 'l‘ile paper says:
“l’cil|llu who conspired ill ("nllaill\
til llciunt the lfuiirii-l‘ fillvcrnmclit liuvc i|uir-.tly adlllltteil to thi- llostoll News llurl-ilu tllut ilu lultll iillli-ii havi- llilw hull Lili-ir innings ill till- llrf-lilll~ illury sl|il:lblllu ullll as Alni‘i‘ii‘ll llllu cxprosscil her desire and Caiiudu has declared -for her independence and loyalty to the British government, Cach country using its tariff ill tak- ing off certain duties.
'There is an awakening apprcciatioll
duty nn coal lllul iron orc llrlsuilli' be- tween thc. llllitcd States null (lilllalla. (Jf Course, Nllvii Scotia must. for ll while protect liar infant steel illdu.-l- try, and thi: (‘nnnillan northwest hull
competition with the United States and there may llc local srl\\ab\l1l‘S. but Canada, as a whole, is now ready for reciprocal trade relations.
"As far as the United States lets
down thc tariff for Canada the Bor- den gilvcrllmcut will llc foiind letting down thu lmrs to the United Stateful It is really only ri qiicstion of how; tO do it. ~
~'|‘h@|~(=, ig an g\\,'l1kinl; iippl'ucilttii'liil
nf the cr-niwssioil the llilitell States luis nnnie nl uiviul: frcc eufry to i'i»iu:ldiun wood pulp. i‘arlili_la is look-‘ ing ilrililllll now :ln to wllal-n sllc call l‘l-1‘illi'oi-utu willlollt cflluplvmiiillllii llcr pnsltliln. _ _ 5
“Tile i|lirs1.irlu ii-l l~clliu'llll>; ilili.lcs‘
on iroll ore nllil vilul lrrilssiilfj thc' border is quietly ululcl- dincliesiull in both Canada and the llnited States.
A large llnlllbl-l' (lf l~`l'i-llcll-Canadian
opi-rutivvs ilnva li-lt Lawrence for (‘.,,|m_llu, i-icing no p<ls.»ibllity of the _,U-,kv vllilillg slloll. l\lnll_v left Inst wcck nllii illlbtllcl' iiclcgiltioll toiluy.
FLAME SWEPT Sl EAMER
N(;[¢[<‘()[,l(_ \'n., l~‘l‘.llrurlry 5---"l`hc
lll~it.li~:ll i-lti~ulllr~r (‘illlr~'ols. C“ft"“ md' all, frolll illlllw-i=i.illl for llillnllurg, f|“,m._,;\»,~¢-lli, ill rl long, liltllc rnoe for port., sank curly yesterday TONY niili-li uonell of Farr Henry. Hrr Crew of li-1 lllcn, refugees on the British un-ulll¢‘l~ ihlstiu ldllcn, wi-rc lalldeil at Ni»wpill'l. News. _ ' lt wus linotlli-I' triu.-llph for mtcr- cilnllllllllli-atiilll aulnllg ocean craft, fm- 1_1". ifaslll- lddcn, headed from Huvulillnll for llunish ports, lll0k€d up the wll'nl4~ss cali for hell) from the lm|lcrilli=d crew on tllc Con:-luis, und
coal to sell on the Pacific coast, ill -
KAI-Sill ill’-ENS '
THE NEIENSTAG
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Wiil Strengthen German_y’s - Defences by Land and Sea "lo Promote Peace
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(f`-anadinn Press.)
lil‘ilil.IN, Fell. 7-lilnlperor William
lit noon iodny opened the lleichstag.
ill his sllcccll from thi- throne ha
fnrcastod legislation argurnenting the il<-fence forces of the lCnlpil'e to aid. lil the |li‘i»:li~i'VLllloil of police and Blat)
_l~i~feri-ell t»l tllc nfcl-nt agreement with France- on the Morocco question as an installer of the Futllcl'1slld’s desire to further till- cause of pence.
NENMUNTT SETS
Nllllllli [IAN
lCanadlan Press.)
ll_Illll.Il~', Fi-b. 7-’l‘ha Irish parlia-
llll-lltm-y party nult today and passed ii les-1lll\.l'~ll ill consequence of the pilylllcut of mcnlllcrs,
All ill:-lllilera of the Irish party sub:
in-.i'illa $250 snuunly _til the fund_
'l`lley presellted J. E. Redmond, lea-
ili-l-, with n motor car.
` INTEHVENTIUN
i(‘anaillan Press.)
l"l~lKlN, l`<`uil. 7---Dlplornatic diffi-
culties with occasional military inel- dcnts between the Russians and Chi- nieic coili.iuilu and are being watched by ful-rigu representatives here.
The lliisslians nn; cllnrg-gd “ith g[d_
ml: thc hlilrlgoliuns in :he nttaqlr on ri Cllilissc gal'l'isoil ui. ,-1 ~:iil'.\l1y sta- tion of a city ill Mailclllirili, - . . 'l‘lli- ltllsisitlns clnilll they and the
'i-rlptive Monguliullll were attacked by
(lllinese and a iight followed.
Russian intervention is expected
noon lil Munclluria.
AHSANUM GETS .
BACK Nl|ll|llNS
BOSTON, Fall. 5--The supreme.
(‘ouncii of the Royal Arcanum has secured a writ of n‘~andamus from Justice Braley of the Supreme Judi- cial Uoult ordering State Secretary Steverls to return to the Society the $5,902,100 which he holds under the provisions of the Revised Laws as an clllerg-cucy flilld.
Thu seleuritieil have been bald on
llellilsit by the State Secretary under autliilrity of Ghaptl-r 119, section 7, of the Revised Laws as an emergency flllld_ Tllc society claimed that 'Chap- trl' 628 ol the Acts of 1011, which took affect. January 1, the new law eubsi.mlti.'lily rc-enacted the old stat- iltc except that it permits a frater- nal organization to invest 20 per cent of its emergency fund in a build- ing for its own occupation or use.
FlRST OF NEW SPANISH NAVY
rislmoi., spain, Feb. 5-King Al-
fonso and Queen Victoria were pres- ent tflday at the launching of the battleship Espana, which was made the occasion of elaborate ceremonies. The Espana is the first of tile battle- sllips of the new Spanish navy to take the water. King Alfonso was present at the laying down of her keel in July, 1989. The Espana is n. four-screw steel vessel, 435 feet in length. Her displacement is 15,450 tons and ller cstlmated speed 19.5 knots. She will carry eight twelve-
xl number of quick-firing and ms clllllc guns
rilslioii to tlliiil' lla.~llnl.lince.
MiusTd’s Llnirnent Cures Distemper_
inch guns, twenty four-inch guns and
evening. __ FQ;
CNHIDEIISED ADVEllTl$Etitl4l§
oo.. r;.T;T_;"6l;;fsrmrlsr.>_jj
'SIiTJl~i'é6Y1`sT"é`A`iT§aGEB meds
fresh every day. Saunders, New-
som & Co. 1'\3d1\D»
.PTOR SALE, pair of red foxes. All- _ _ 1 ply to Chas Howard. Ml\¢0"~
§d_1_w_pd_.
iARDED ROLLS, for sale. A large
(J stock of carded rolls, wholesale and retail, white and grey. Charles Ril_ey_.__ __“_____“___ ______ 2'sd3l:
`NOTICE, sale of ice. Parties rc- * quiring ice for summer use. AD-
Dly to Daniel McLean, Lance
fl'i°f*NV”A'N'l‘li`fl) to learn a trade-
B Must have a fnir education- 'rlliee dollars (3.00) per week will be paid at the bezilllllnlt- ADDI! as élélae to the Guardian odiee. _;_ __~
ownmo, Bal-lin alloys. under
eleven. 3455”
‘Mlnards liniment cures llflvt U* WWI
B market, open lawful days ten to- Whenhl go horns how sorry 1 cha
~ 0
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WHEN I
When I gn llllula it will bc even-
ing.
And l sllnll llenr my dear people
sing,
And sec the lighted rooms, and take
my place
As one of thcnl, in the sweet time
of grace.
When I go home I shnll be very
tired
Of struggling for the things that
desired;
` quest,
love and rest,
Not to have brought more trcaaur
G0 HOME
Yet, though I be a failure, worn and
poor, -
'Y\10Y will Not turn me from my
Father's door.
stained.
storms have rained,
and hill. _ _ _
I But they will take me in, and love
me still. _
But I shall be content to end my _
he
Gaining the best things, peace and llcnveu _
To be restored, accepted, loved for
When I gn home-oh, will it not
given?
ll Sorrow and sighing are for those who
l'0RlT| ' _
- 1’ 'shall have found lry qliss when I
`Minard's Linlment Cures Diphtheris. en back with ma. . go home. _
A
'- ‘_ . A
i
When I go home I shall be travel-
For winds have beaten us, and
Anil earth has clung to me by vale
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