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NSURANCE t Isizniiziicuiiiiiis P. E. l. POULTRY SHOW _

_ Aaniivsr wnii Risks iiiiui_iniiii is sriii iii PRoanEsS

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Serves to Show _That Unensyfeellng Eiiists

Over Present Com-

piicu/tions

(-Canadian Press) I

|.iiNl)0N, Lian. 24-The Times says

one or two large insurances were ef- fected yesterday at Lloyds in con- nection with. the complications. aris- ing out of the situation in northern liiirope. Five per cent was accepted to cover the risk of an outbreak of hostilities between France and Italy within the next four months and six per cent was paid on the risk of an outbreak of war involving France, Germany iinii this eeuiiti-y within the 'next six months. 'l'iie premium on the possibility of

nn outbreak between Great Britain, l~‘i'nnce, and Germany, although there is no apparent reason for such an outcome, is six per cent.

BUSINESS LINES

TIIII SIINNNNIIHTS

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(Canadian Press)

\’l'iW YORK, Jan. 24-Business

suspended in the stock exchange here during the visit of the Duke of Con- nnnght and party.

Large crowds followed the detecti- ves ann the police held the wav clear.

The Duke went for a walk at 8 o'--

cleck this morning leaving the Reid linme by the servnnt's entrance and tluis escaping photographers and re- porters waiting.

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(-Canadian Press) _ PARIS, Jan. 24-A despatch from liiulic says the Italian government iins given orders for the release ol _'i‘iu~ks taken from the French steam- cr Monamba.

PNEEPS' IINSE

(Canadian Press.)

_ililS'l‘0N, Jan. 24-Governor llbss Iiiviiiwi arguments for an against the execution of Silas N. Phelps, the lllnnroc Bridge murderer, today and ' II"*1\|y adjourned.

E. I. IYILLBERG

SIIED FOR 59.000

VITIWINTU. Jan. 22--D. E. Denn- lfllfl, of Toronto, ls seeking $50,000

SIXTY EINE _ WIIIINMEN WEHE

IJISEHNEIGEII

` (Canadian Prcss)'

QUEBEC, Jan. 24-Since Satur-

(IHY 65 workmen employed in the Marine and Fisheries Department “emi were Elven their discharge, said to he the outcome of an inquiry mn. ducted by L. 0. Beaulieu.

Others may follow.

NEI ISIIIIIET

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(Canadian Press.)

OTTAWA, Jan. 24-A quiet day

was spent in the House.

Speaker Dr. Sproul exhibited E

knowledge of French with which he had .been struggling by resdi-ng a prayer in French.

He was congratulated by the French

members.

OTTAWA, Jan. 24-The House a.~

gain considered the old age pensions and the final speeches were' delivered and a committee ordered.

ENHIIII MEETING

- (Canadian Press.)

BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 24-The"an-`

nusl conference of the British labor party has opened.

Ben Turner, President of the con-

ference, stated that the labor unrest accured to benefit the party as had public opinion during the year.

The labor party was destined to

dominate the state.

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UTTNWN WINS

(Canadian Press.)

MONTREAL, Jan. 24-The Wander-

ers were beaten by Gttawa in the N. H. A. match tonight 10 to 6.

FOUR HEGROES IRE LYIICIIED

HAMILTON, Ga., Jan. 23-A mob

of 100 men last night broke into the Harris County jail here, over-power- ed Jailer E. M. Rabbitson, and took four negroes, three men and one wo- man out and hanged them to trees one mile from the town. The bodies were riddled with bullets. It is es- timated that 300 nshots were fired.

The negroes were arrested yester-

day, charged with the murder of

'Iruiiuges from E. A. Wnllberg, of

'l‘oronto for the alleged alienation of the affections of his wife. -

Norman H. Hadley, a well to do farmer. They itnrotested their inno- cence to the last.-

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LE TTER T0

The ballot box closes at

lil the last moment.

this Province'

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night, january 27. All votes must be placed in the ballot box hy that hour as the Contest positively clo\es sharp on time. _

A delayed train, or delayed courier, by storm or otherwise

will not change the closing hour, so candidates are warned not in take foo great chances in holding their reserve votes un-

The Guardian has a reputation at stake. In the past we

have conducted contests strictly in accordance with rules and regulations. This is the reason whv the present Cvnlest TS OM of the largest, most exciting, that has ever been conducted in

Three prominent citizens will open the ballot boxes im-

mediately after the Ccnlest closes, count ihe votes and award the prizes. The keys of the ballot boxes will be handed over to the judges on Saturday morning. _ _ _

Candidates and their friends are cordially invited to be

To simplify the counting of your reserve votes we mall

you blank sheets on which you can write the subscrlber’s name, amount paid, number of votes allowed. Please be careful and write plainly so as to avoid errors.

Remittance must be sentby REGISTERED MAIL or by

MONEY ORDER. Cheques must be certified by the manager ofthe bank on which they are drawn. The Guardian will not bs res nslble' for delays caused by the Poet Office Department

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN. _

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(Canadian Press.) _ LONDON, Jan. Z4-Furs are likely to be higher in price, owing to an edict of the Duma of Sept. 23 res- tricting the hunting of sables in Russia.

At one of the four yearly fur sales

held in London yesterday there was mucn excitement due to the fact that 1,044 Russian sables, the first offered in the public market since the passing of the edict, were to be paid prices high from the start.

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ENVIIN IIEPUBEIII

(Canadian Press)

PEKIN, Jan. 24-2,000 Imperial

troops at the city of Sian _Yang re- voted in favor of a Republic today.

Precautions to safeguard the life Premier Yuan are relaxing and the threats are not being msiterlalized.

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(Canadian Press.)

BUENOS AYRES, Jan. 24- The tina and Paraguay "will be discon- diplomatic relations between Argen- tinued tomorrow unless Paraguayan

government satisfies the demands for compensation for attacks on shipp- ing and other property.

IINNSHEII NSEIIIENTLI _

NILES HIS NIESE

TACOMA, Jan. -22.-T. B. Neff, a

young rancher accidently shot and killed his 12 year old niece Annabel Bond while hunting rabbits near here today. Overcome by remorse he wrote a note to his sister explaining

*he tragedy and committed suicide

y swallowing strychninc.

HOCKEY PLAYER

SERIOUSLY ILI.

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HALIFAX, Jan. 23-Edgar Dey, the Ottawa hockey player, who came here to play with the Crescents. is very seriously ill at the inflrrcisry, where yesterday he was operated on for an abscess under the left breast muscle. The abscess resulted from an injury received while playing in the match at which he struck an op- posing player. It is said that the blow that caused this injury was giv- en to him almost at the same time that he struck his mari and the police stepped in.

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Yesterday the Earl Grey left Picton

at 7.30 a.m. for Georgetown with 20 passengers, Tuesday’s full mail,com- prlslng 100 sacks, express and 10 tons mixed freight, docking at 11.50 a.m. The passengers, mall and express were brought to this city by special train which arrived at 1.05 -p.m. To- dsy the Earl Grey leaves Georgetown for Picton at 7.00 s.m. with passen- gers, yesterdays outward mail, ex- press and freight. _ The Minto left Georgetown yester- day at 7.00 a_m. for Picton with 10 passengers. 25 sacks. outward mall, express and 345 tons mixed freight and docked in Picton at 1.55 a.m. She leaves today at 7.30 a.m. on re- turn to Georgetown with passengers,

g_estel‘day's full mall, express and

= eight and the passengers, mail and ,express will be brought to this city by special train which will leave

= Georgetown immediately after her ar- rival there.

A special train left this city yes-

terday at 8.45 p.m. with passengers, y¢1.erday's outward rnsll and ex- press. The special train to George-

night. ` Yesterday the western ti-sin was I hours and 50 minutes late, the

_ Iunmsrside was 50 minutes late, the ` Bonds and Uspe 'ri-svsrse were each 05 minutes late, the southern was on ltlmc. _

.town leaves this city st 8.45 to-_

But Werd Banqueted by _To-

curlers opsfncd play this morning in the third test match for the Strath-

Granite Rinks.

IIPPIISE HIIN.

MII. GIINHIIM

Graham in South Renfrew.

as 0

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year.

(Special to' The Guardian.)

TOHONTU. Jan. 25-Northerly to

Westerly winds, fair and colder.

The temperature at three o'clock

this morning by the “Resell Store" Tested Thermometer was 6 degree!! below aero.

The lowestte temperature recorded

yesterday was five degrees below nero and the highest was 5 above. The lowest recorded the previous night was 2§ below. At nine a.m.. it was 1 below and at nine p_. m.. it was ll below.

The length of today will b0 DTM

hours and twenty-six minutes.

The tide will be high this afternoon

at 2.24 and tomorrow afternoon- at 8.09; it will be high tomorrow morn- ing at 2.50 and Saturday morning at 3.44.

The sun sets this afternoon at

4.50 and tomorrow afternoon at 4.58; it rises tomorrow morning at 7.29 and Saturday morningat 7.28.

, _llii_a_rd‘s Linlmsnt Oiins-Dipiithsria.

his position to send big bills to the county.

The motion was carried. thirteen

to eight, with several'Councillors not voting. '_,

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debt is 8,037,811,718, or about $20,- 000 000 more than the public debt of

(Special to The Guardian) _ OTTAWA, Jan. 24-Senator Sir

Richard Scott has introduced 5 bill

for an act to check the spreading of typhoid.

He proposes to prelude _tim danger

of pollution of water.

EINNN UE NS.

HNS MEETING

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_ (Canadian Press.)

HALIFAX, Jun. 24-At the annual

meeting of thc Bank of Nova Scotia

There is no intention to chan e the

ers were temporarily withdrawn.

tacked by sea and land.

An aeroplane on s test trip frigh-

tened the Turks. _

_ The moon rises this morning at 10.18.

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cona Cup, playing in Victoria and --- ___ ‘

Tonight the visitors will be enter- (Special to The Guardian.) (-(‘anodie.n Press) tained by the Mayor and corporation HAMPTON, Jan 24-The' first 0'1"1‘,\W,\, _],m_ 24_Th¢. (qerk of at a banquet in the King Edward matter before the County Council to- the Crown in Chancery has issued Hotel. Covers will be laid for 200. day was a rrotion for the dismissal official- resume' of the last election.

In yesterday's friendly matches the Of DY- F~ H- WCYIDON 118 ¢h8iI’l1'KBll Of The vote was: visitors were defeated. In the fore- I-he Board Of HBBITJI- _ ' Conservatives (;59_557 noon games today with out of town The m°V¢l‘ and 5900009. Ccllhcill- Liberals 625,096 clubs, the Scottish players scored OPS PFW? Bild M\1l"lfBy, were called Labor 1,742 only mi;-i;y.¢hi-ee go their 0m,0,,ent,,» upon to state the cause for their ac- gmigiist 3312 ninety-seven and at night the Gran- H011. but D0 fxllllllllifiliill WM TOP*-IP Independent 0 7,177. ites beat them eighty-Sis to fifty-five. °°mi“§- is P. ri. 1. the czenserwcivee inim-

_-.‘.--_-i- on being vreseei C°““°i\\°f Price serea 14,638 ...ui nie Liiieriiis 13,-

` | spoke in support of the motion and 998. ` 4"

said there was a feeling that _ Dr, _l-----G

- _ Wetmore was taking advantage of HIEHTTF'

iSLIN PEEII IS EUILTI UE

.__ NEW ygm( NNNNSENUGHTEII

(-Ciiiindian Press) _ I _ 1'

o'rTAwA, Jen. 24-'riionins A.

L'0w, cx-M. P., refused to ffer in ((fHImdi8l\ i‘f0HH_) nomiinationto oppose Hon. (rico. P. BU"I“)N' Jan' Z4'”H“""y A'

Butts, a. colored prisoner, shared thc

cell of C. V. T. Richeson.

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NEW YORK, J' . 24- ' ‘ '

an The City S plea of not guilty and plcailing guil-

t to manslau hter.

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-- the' United Smal _ sosrou, Jen. za-it was ieerseii

today _that the Rev. John L. Camp-

' (Canadian Press) hell D. D. pastor ei che Central O'l"I.‘A.WA_ an 24-Hon (7 J Do- been visiting ClarenceV T vfiicheson

herty, Ministér of Justice, has- un- Baptist Church in Cambridge, I hue nounced that cases for the privy :it the Charles Street Jail ever since

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tire. doomed prcncllcr's spiritual nd-

viser from now on.

on foot to have Dr. Campbell serve as

The Rev. lddgar J. l-lelins. gi Metho-

ilist Episcopal clcrgyiiinn, pastor' of thc Morgan Mcluoriiil Chapel on Shii- wmut avenue, has also been visiting Mr. Richeson. It was he who heard the first confession of the Virginian. it is fclt that ii clergyman of Mr. llicheson’s own denomination woiilc bc more appropriate.

I`0 DIE FOR II BOMB OUTIIIGE

SALONKA, Jan. 22-Court inflrtilll

which is sitting with closed doors at lstiq about 00 miles north of here, has condemned to death eight Bul- garians, two Jews, three Gypsies and six Turks in connection with the bomb outrage, which was perpetrat- ~_<l early in December, in the village Mosque causing the death of twelve persons. For an entire week after the crime, the place was in a state of

H0N~ C- J- D0HERTY° _ today the- omcem were reglected anarchy the Turks averaging the out-

- except Hon R L Borden who is sue- B 1 rims _ O, whom

ii iii . ith t ai ' ' ' - c onthe use

cmmc W prppnre W 0u~ env ceoded by R' E' Harris' K' C" 0E Iggy killed and wounded a large

and decisions are likely within a Hamax_ n“m__e__

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1 ' T men of Virginia were denied the bal-

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lot yesterday when the house com-

(Canadian Press) --»-. ~nittee on privileges and elections of

MONTREAL Jan Z4-The 26th an- the gcnernl assembly directed to re-

out chan ‘ng the

nual convention of the Canadian So- (Canadian Press.) - c’g:_‘;ti__€i%;;°r§Iyv‘¢)gima so gmt w0_ cisty of Civil Engineers opened here UABEB, T,UNIS,~ Jan. 24-The de- men n-nghf, vor.-_ The ,ir-bien of the today with 200 members present. tails of an engagement between Turks :oniinittce was practically unani- W. F- TVB WHS °1¢¢t¢d Pfuidenl- by and Arabs and Italians on the coast “°"5' It is ‘”‘P°“°‘I "Em" the bm

ill come to a vote in cithcr branch

acclamation. of Tripoli show that Itsllln destroy- gver the committws report

F Rc' The Italians on the shore were at- v||nu-di, ungmsnt gun, D1|¢¢mp.¢_

‘Judging wus Gomplcted 'Yesteriliiy-The Prize

List--I fine I

Show

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The P. E. I. Poultry Show was

yesterday in full swing and although the attendance was not as large as couldbe expected quite a number at- tended the show.

The judging was completed yester-

day before noon and the energetic.of- iicient and impartial manner in which Mr. Haszard performed his important task was appreciated alike by the management and the competitors. The following is the complete prize

list :

' PRIZE LIST.

Langshang.

A. Williams & Son-1, cockerel; ]_

and 2, pullet; 1 and 2, hen.

Black Breasted Game.

' Geo. Thorne-2, hen; 2, cocks .

Rhode Island Hed.‘

Geo. Williams-1, cock; 2, hen; 1,

coekcrel; 2, pnllet. Lorne Pigott-l, piiilet; 1, hcn. Breeding Pen Hatch- ed 1911-1, Joseph McDonald.

Minorcas.

Bliiirk-Wm. Ciidmorzwl, 2, 4,heu;

3, coclorcl; 2, 3, pullet; Chas. Pip- pey-3, hen; 1, cockerel. Jolin Burke -£:fJ_cke__rei;*_~i,_piillet. A. 0. V.-E, (Continued on page 6)

WINIEI] IIEININ _ '

IJNMMISSIIINEITS

(Canadian Press.)

U'l`T.»\WA, Jan. 24-The Premier

licnril ii ileputation from the Shipping iiuil Mnnulactiiring interests of Mon- trcni risking for thc present members of the liiirboi' board to bc retained. and said thcre should be capablemen working in the interests of the nat- ional port scheme. ' Mr. Uoilerre, M. 1'., for Hochelags,

charged the Commissioners with he- ing active Liberal partizsns.

NEEEISE SIIMBINE

EXISTS Til [IIIITNEII e ITIIESSEII PIIUETHI

NEW YORK, January 22-An sp-

penl to consumers and retailers of meats, issued by a committee here, charges that a number of prominent produce and poultry dealers in New York have entered into a combina- tion to corner the dressed poultry market of the country. The general ipublic, declares the appeal, will be despolled of millions of dollars this year if the plans of the combination succeed. .,

N0 IOBE SUIIDIY

SLIDIIIO III 'l'0l0l|'I`0

TORONTO, Ont., Jan. 23-No more

Sunday tobogannlng in the public parks of Toronto is the fiat. By B vote of 15 to 8, the city council last evening adopted the recommendation of the hoard of control that s -by* law he passed to prohibit the use of slides provided by the city, in pub- lic parks on the Lord's Day. ---

Officers of the National 'Sunday

League have stated that they would appeal against the by-law, if it were passed.

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Mlnsrd's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc

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- A little strength was lost each day, _When flesh and will failed in thai;

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° ' And also grace to bear the smart.

For this give thanks-

AUNBOME BAUBAGES made

S ,mb "ery dw SB,,,,dm_ New 'l‘\§=__3_it\1__i;\__»>5'_§_<_it\>_\_1_t Zagiehle vert. rnsnizedsier ure asus in-eiie. which °°“l6‘;i_Q’6__-----_-1'13»um' Dey "0 B\\l'C¢BB¢ The body's wants. the spirit‘s needs;

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market, open lawful days ten to The shoulders did not drop their.. went, _

eleven. ‘ ' 2-l5dtf. load. ‘And he gave thanks. . ',

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