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Imperial Proclomation - to Restore Peace Grants Repubhc
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(Canadian Press.)
PEKIN, Feb, 12--An Imperial edict issued today declared that in view of the evident desire of the people for a Republic and to ensure peace in the Empire again, Shi Kai is instructed
By E|0pIniz With a Masseur B_ut the Report Lacks Con-
llrmation
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK. Feb. 12-'rue New
York World today publishes the foi- lowing London cable: .
A tremendous sensation has been
caused today by the rumor that mi
Business man Avows His 'intention to Commit
' Suicide
(Canadian Press.) ,
PORTLAND, Feb. 12-A. W. Shaw,
founder, President and general mani- ager of the A. W. Shaw Corporation, F\'6¢I>ort, and the Bostoni Shoe Manu- Freeport, absconded, and according to a letter sent to 9, partner from
(0 Organize a full provisional Re- English Duchess had eloped 'with ii Boston' lost 3 large Wm T" T'h° stock
publican- governmmt and to confer with the Republicans as to the meth- ods of Union ensuing peace.
The language of the document is as
if the throne had at heart nothing but the wellfare of the people and re- joiced to yield to it. It vests the soverelgnlty of the Chinese Empire in the people and ex- presses the- hope that Manchus, tfhinese, Manzols, Mahammedans and 'iibetians may he united to form one great republic.
l'iiJKIN, Feb. 12-In return for the
nlidicatures the republicans agree to pny the Emperor an annual pension, nlioiv the title and accord him res- pect as a foreign monarch. _
booting in the interior is expected.
PNTENT MEITNIINES
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(Canailinn Press)
OTTAWA, Feb., 12-It is under- stood that the Minister of Inland Re- vincw will introduce a hill this ses- sion putting stricter regulations on the Hale of patent medicines in Can- uiln.
li. is nliegcil the registry fee is n- :ili-:uys collected and many prepara- tions are sold in Canada which arc prohibited in the United States.
ENTNTN HEEIPHUEITY
(Canadian Press.)
WAS-IHINGTON, Feb, 12.-President
Tait, it lsreported, has begun the negotiations of a new reciprocity treaty with Cuba. Several conferences were held with secretary of State Knox and Senor ilivcro, the Cuban minister. Nothing wiin given out but. it is believed that iin informal understanding now ex- istii.
lIlN'T BENNIE HNLWNYS
TORONTO. Ont., Feb. 9--Justice? liahee, chairman of the Dominion Railway Board, at a sitting of the hoard here yesterday, laid down the llflflifliile that railway companies could not be expected to provide suf- ilcent train accommodation for all the people taking advantage of cheap rates in holiday seasons. - "The railways are supposed,” he field. "to furnish accommodation un- der normal conditions. Under abnor- mal conditlons~they do the best they cnn."
The particular instance complained of occurred on a special at Christmas time. Rallwiayf officials testified that the regular train leaving later, had iilenty of room. _
masseur. _ All (19-Y Drominenit, hostesses have bee" f"°"T»i°aUY trying to locate all
miie Duchesses in the Peerage in their efforts to disprove the story.
The ideneity of the Duchess has not
been disclosed nor has the rumor been confirmed.
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HUNUHS TUH
STH E HHEY
(Canadian Press)
LONDON; Fei). 12-'rue Gi-npinfi
Hllggssts that Mr. Asquith is about to resign and to he succeeded by riii' iildwnrd G|~ey_ It is believed i-laldiiue's visit to
Germany was `for the purpose of ex- plaining thiit although Grey was (gre. dited with an anti-German policy he does not interfcrc in Englnnd's desire for nn entonte.
LONDON, Feb. ‘I2--Sir Edwitrd
(lrey was created ii Knight of the Garter, a distinction bestowed only on Royalty and high nobility.
This was undoubtedly at the sug-`
gestloiroi the Premier nnd tliouglit to hc the Governor.
NNNTNEH TllNNEl
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Feb. 12-A deputation from Montreal asked the government
'to subsidize a tunnel under the Bt.
Lawrence to Montreal. ' ' ‘ ‘
Details of the iirojcct were not dis- Ereifxltt Bemlmn' H' IT.” lNT°lLe"d’vT0Se
rliiscd. ,
TINNUEN WINS
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(Canadian Press)
of Vancouver, representing Canada, won the quarter mile event in thc Eastern Championship Skating Races on Brookside Lake today.Time,39 4-5 seconds.
H0 THIRD TEIII
WASHINGTON., Feb. 9-Senntflr
Reed, of Missouri, will introduce a resolution next Monday providing for n constitutional amendment to bar
'any' man from holding the office Ol
president of the United States more than two terms of four years each.
Minnrds linfment cures garget in cows 1
the filling niian unexpired term to be regarded as a full term.
market and intends to commit suicide by iilmping from an Ocean Liner in mid ocean.
He states that he has no means.
HE-ELETITS Mllllll
(Canadian Press.) QUEBEC, Feb, 12.-In the nomina-
tion of candidates in the municipal elections today Mayor Drouin was re- turned \y acclamation.
The charter as amended calls for
only 23 aldermen instead of 34 and lirobably 15 will be elected hy ac- clamation. i .
f N NIE STHIKE
4 (Canadian Press) ili)S'l‘0N, Feb. 12-The Longshore-
men's strike begun on January 7 \\'=ll0Yl 2.500 men employed in hand- Tlflf' frarioes at this port went out, ended f:oday.but no_ st.ut.emcnt. was gmc-n out as io the basis of settle- mcnt.
NEW BHNNSWIEK
"EXPERT" TNH
TNHITT Hlllllllli
` l"REDE_RICTON, N. ll., Fr-.h. ii-It is reported here on good authority that O. S. Crocket, M. P. for Yoris, will be the Maritime representative of the tariff commission and will re- sign his seat before the end of the`
pp men as proviucia secre ary ln the Flemming government is re- garded as the only makeshift will bo the Tory candidate 'for thc vacancy in New York.- In addition to this it is Bald that Aid. P. A. Guthrie, Crocket’s law partner, has been pro- inis6§1'a pliace on the local govern- ment ticket in York as McLeod's snccenor. _
NEWBURGH, Feb. 12-0. B. Bush `
THROUGH PRUVINCE '
IHD WITH HIIHLIHD
Yesterday the Earl Gicy left Pic-
tou at 7.00 a. m., for Georgetown with 9 passengers, 80 sacks mail, comprising all of Saturdays, ex- press and 10 tons freight. She docked in Georgetown at 6.40 p. m., be- ing delayed by heavy ice and ‘the passengers and mails were brought to this city by special train which ar- rived at 9.55 p. in., There was no special train from this city to Geor- getown last; night. The Earl Grey leaves Georgetown today for
_ V _________V Picton at 7.00 a. rn., with
T-'TT"'_'_'-"'_""'_"`>`A"'A""" 'A'_'_'_'A""""'T'T`A`_'_"`_'_`A'_"` ""` 'T' 'Af'T`T`_`_`_`A'_'_'_-_'A TTA-_:TT-T-TTT:-T"V_:::V V T T _ V ' T _ Y P89593 BUTE , 6 XD FEBS Bhd 1
car hogs and 7 cars mixed freight
“How I VOTE” The Minto left Georgetown for Plc-
, ton at 7.00 a. m. with 10 passen-
gers, 40'sucks mail, express and 27h
------"-*'“ I tous freight. At 1.30 p. rn., she was
35 miles past Cape Bear and becom- ing fast in the ice remained over
Much favorable comment was heard question he would say, in the first
yesterday on Rev. Mr. Floyd’s time- place, vote for qualification. Every Hlilhf- _ ' ll' sermon in the Central Christian one should be fully Qualified U3 dll Y°9t°"d°y “ix ice bfmts Mt Cape Church Sunday evening. ‘the work and fill the oillce for which TFBVGFBG Bt 3-15 H- m~. fOr Calle Hc spoke on the question “How fhe asks. Vote your convictions. The 'l`01'mH“flll€ With U0 DHHHBHSBFS will rlhall I Vote?" and took for his text voter should have well-defined con- five Sacks of mail, heinl! 511%* fI`0¥1\ nets 1.26 .in the av., iam. victions and he should vote in an Bummerside of Saturday which was
..
their loco; ago the Note fail nponNintelligent. way. One who tells his
Matthias." The speaker said the casting of limi. which was n form of voting, WHS coirnion among the Jews and in "WHY eases God had guided the lot _lllnt was cast. It was so in the elect- lcu of Matthias and the circumstan- <'i‘H surrounding his electiom may l'_i\\’c some bearing on the votes that ‘hristians may cast in Civic.and iiliier elections ln answer to the
vote should be disfranchised. Then all' should vota for progression. The world is moving materially and in- tellectually and this city and country shouidn't be an exception to the rule The streets should he well lighted. houses wail painted, walks well lnid and the whole city kept clean and lil a sanitary condition. The whnrves h ll he put in pond condition, thc_
ii on i________A__ __.__,_____________ (Continued on page 3)
taken to Cape Traverse iby courier, and arrived at 12.40 p, m. \
Six iceboats left Cape Torrnentine
yesterday at 8.55 a. m., without pas- sengers or mnll, and arrived in Cape Traverse at 12.35 p. m.. There was no special train from Cape 'l‘rn.versc to this city yesterday, there being _iieitlicr mail nor passengcrs,.nnil 'there was no special to Cape Traverse on Sunday night, owing to passeiilgci-s and mails being forwarded vin
or at wn
‘ . ' ‘ dl! g n . 1| ”“>-‘~'-‘-=-------------_-.»-._~_-_-_-;_-ff.-_-.-.-_-.,~.-V-_-.=-»-_-_-_-=<.-.~.-_-.-----==--»-‘f--‘ff-of--‘- Last night a special train left
Charlottetiiwn at 10.30 o'clocp for-
sengcrs and ycsterday‘s outward
9 finpn Traverse with no pas-
msil to cross vin the (M1169 *U-
At the Civic Elections which tnlie NMS tomorrow the polls will open at 9 c'eiock in the morning and will clotie at' 5 o’dlnck. The voting *likes piece this year for me first
time in Oivic Elections by ballot and 5° Old law under which every elector 'fist an open vote has been repealed :nd 5 '°°l‘lt Vote has been subditu- nfl ln nlsce of the open ons; 'rliere I G also many other changes in the ‘Un the most important perhaps bs- “I that every elector or voter should im to the pol prepared to sliver sll
questions regarding his qua-litlcatlon and to produce a receipt from ill" City Clerk or Collector showing that all histaxss have been paid before the 31st. of December last, and un- less he has this receipt with him,and produces it he need not he allowed to vote - notwithstanding that he has paid his taxes and has a receipt 10|* them at home or in some other pliwei The law, says that he may be re- quired to tale mn oath of qualifica- tion and at the same time otherwise comply with the requirements of the
day, six iceiioats leaving Cape Tra- verse this morning for Cape Tor- mentine and six leaving the latter port for Cape Traverse with passen- gers and all yesterday’s mails which was ordered by Mr. Whesr to go via the Uspes and the mails and pas- sengers will bs brought to this city
from Cape Traverse lg special train. Yesterday the array Harbor
train was 2 hours and 40,¢r»iniutes late, the Cape Traverse was l hour and 40 minutes late, the Souris was on time, thh 'l1lnilh`.wa01._honr and 50 minutes late and the Biimmerslde was 25 ,minutes latti. ..
(C5fitlhueTl*on nlge' 8)
NNTIHESS MNNES NBSEUNNS TNEN WTTHTESUN ~ Bill SENSNTIUN lllSTlN STTNIKS PRESENTTNG
' THE CLAIMS
(Special to The Guardian)
OTTAWA, Feb. 12-Premier Mathc-
son of P. E. Island is here at the head of a delegation urging the claims of P. E. I. for federal assis-
tance.
By the terms ofthe old fishery
award upwards of a million dollars
went to the federal exchequeix
The province claims it should have
it.
The delegation is renewing tho 'old
claim to the money.
ETTINNS THINL
(Canadian Press). 1
LAWRENCE. Feb. i2-Sleep in the
d_uy time and nt night prowl along like wild_an’irnnln and look [Op i,1,,,,,| and at night knock in the heads of scabs.
_These statements are ascribed to
Giovannieti by Charles Bcncardo, an Italian flellettive. a witness to the murder of Anna Lopizzo_
The witness said the former, nd.
dressed a crowd of strikers on the Common on Jan 29 and spoke in Italian.
NESEHTINB ilTllilETTE
wAi~iHING'roN, n. 0,; neil. 51-Se-
nator Lafnllette, through his cum- puign lniiiniger, announced tonight that lie would not withdraw from the race for the Republican nomination for President. Fast on theheels of his declaration one of his most ~ ar- di-nt mipporters, President. Mcilill Mc- Cormick, of thc illinois lliogrcssive fl-ffhiiblican innigiic, is:-iiicil it call to the Iliinois progressives to desert the llafollette standard and to work for it solid itoosovelt iiclegiitiou from ll- lilwill lu the Chicago convention.
The two statements created a i'iur~
rv in the progressive political circles. The first statement wus made for .senator Laiolleitehy llol. ' W. L. Houser, his manager mid Chairman of the National Progressiic Republi- can Committee. He said that despite his breakdown Senator Lafolletts was still in the field and an soon as he recovered would resume his pint- form campaign.
Mr. McCorn\ick's call to tho incin-
bers of the illinois Progressive lie- publicau League was made public an hour later. It was telegraphed to .the League headquarters in Chicago and was as follows :
"Considering all the circumstances,
including Senator Lafollette’s physic- al condition, in the opinion of the overwhelming majority of Progres- sive lfepuhlican_inembers of both houses of Congress, progressives ir, Illinois must iinlte to ssnd Roosevelt and Jones the progressive can sweep pu-blican convention. With Roosevelt and Jones tue progressihes can Sweep Illinois and establish in state and nation progressive leadership for a
D Y and concession to special interests.”
The Jones mentioned as a rpnnms
mate on the ticket with Col. Roose- velt is the Progressive Republican: candidate for the gubernatorial nom- ination in Illinois. The Republican Congressional caucus met ,today with Senator Gallagher, of New HamP' shire as chairman and on motion of a progressive congressman, Mackin- lay,, of Chicago, a regnlnf. WHS "rel" ectsd chairman. of the election com- mittee. The regulars and instruments manifested great harmony. V
GERMAN FOREIGN
MINISTER SERIOUSLY ILL.
LONDON, Feb. 8-A special des-
patch from, Vienna to the Post says that Count Von Eahrenthal, the for- eign mlnister, is in such a serious condition that no hopes are enter- tnined for his recovery.
IEITHEI FOBECIST lt.
(Special to Tile (iuardian).
'l`Ol'l()NTO, Feb. i3-Fresh to
strong northerly to westerly winds, fine, stationary or n little higher tcmperat.ure. I
The temperature at three o‘clock
eine mei-ning by the "Rcxsii store’ 'l"ested0Thermomctnr was 18 degrees above zero. three-twenty
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was nine degrees below ze- ro and the highest was twenty a- bove. 'I‘hc lowest recorded the life* violin night was twelve below. At nine a. mi, it was nine below and at nine p. m., it was twenty above. The length of today will be ten
hours and eighteen minutes. ~
The tide will he high this evening
nt 6.12 and tomorrow evening at 7.16; it will be high tomorrow morn- ing at 8.40 _and Thursday morning at 9.40.
The sun sets this afternoon at 5,24
and tomorrow afternoon at 5.26; it rises tomorrow morning at 7.04 and Thursday morning at 7.02.
\finard's Lfnlmsnt Curse ‘Dlphtherim
» The moon rises tomorrow morning at 4.51. ei
olic of compromise with principlel,
iiiiiiiirs iiiii » iiiiii iiici
Trying to Bring About Better Relations Between Britain and Germany.
(Canadian Press)
LONDON. _Fein 12-'l‘he visit ol
Viscount Haidsne to Berlin has ser- Vfil 'SU emphasize the intention of (great Britain to adhere consistently T30 “EW P0110? of the glad hand and the abandonment of the old one of being the mentor uf helpless nations like China and Persia as announced by Sir Eil\\'ard Grey, Foreign Sec. rotary, in his speech of January 20. ‘There is no longer any doubt that Great Britain is anxious to cement the breach in her German relations by'a'hard‘iast agreement, and not 1_0 permit a situation tu develop which might he likely to involve wap
STEHMENS Ellllllll
(Uuiin<lin|i Press.) HULL' Ftfll. 12.-The steaiucrs
Wychwood and Torbay were in collis- ion ofl here during a fog.
The latter' was cut almost in two
and sank.
Hcven of the crew were ilrowneip
THEY Mil NNIIEEPT
(Canadian Press)
Wl\l~lHTNGT(iN, Feb. 12-Secretary of State Knox rcconinicnded to (lon- i<l'e.~i>< that Cup’t l‘. li. lllicrrot.li und iiuimcr Karl .lolinniin bc. permitted -to accept the gold watches from the Canadian governmeutifor having res cued the crew of the British steamer Fl. A. Fownes on Der. 16, 1910.
Tllllll TUNTINMENTNLS
TN liilllll EllllESTlli
OTTAWA, February 8-With an at-`
tendance equal to that of the earlier meetings, and apparently undimihish- ed interest, the forestry association convention was continued in the rail way cominittcc this morning. The features of the morning session were two papers by Ilr. Gifford Pinchot, Washington, president of the llniteii States conversation commission, and one by E. A. Sterling, forester of the Pennsylvania railroad company.
Dr. Pinchot, who spoke dren. dealt
with "the ground work of a forest service." If progress was to te made in forest conversation, the ap- pointments of men for the work had to be beyond political control, he said. The four fundamentals neces- sary to succeed in the work were :
No politics.
Enough money. _
Trained men.
Federal control. If monopolists sought to COIWTOT resources it was the duty’ °T T-he ““' tionito control monopollsts. A
The speaker advocated the rec0n-
ciliatlon of the different branches of forest work by sending the men from the office to the forests and letting the forest men have s. turn at office
Hon Martin Burrell, minister 0
a riciilturc spoke briefly, c0I\ill‘M»U'
s . , latlng Dr. Pinchot onhhls hi11‘iidrel;si.sd
k ffrstrv. GSH owithifi his portioiiam ntl(- though it was more closely a i i ._ agriculture than l\l\t€nfH “"5 mm' rights.
M . Sterling then delivered a pflliff
r
on "Railroails and 1' 0rlc‘St|'Iij`tl;°.5-Mnm
_ ,t t,’s paper 0
af; jbjcxglr of the Canadian Forestry association" WHS Wad BT' the “ner
noon session.
'-'-“'-"“'--"” CDNDENSED A|)UI:|fllSl:ll:l\ft‘
(Too late_for_C_ia_ssltlc_sjl9_l1_-)____
'-'=---~--1aei§”“'.ri;
AUNBOME BAUSA In S fresh every dsy. Saunders, New- om di Oo. 1-liidlm.
IFOR SALE, pair of reg figs? AD* _ l t Cl Howar . 0¥\»
py o iasr in M izidlgwpslr
‘I‘f(lltTi;lAl.lT. n newly calvcd cow.Ap-
T ply to (leo, '|‘, ilearioto, Cove-
i,m,1_ __ _Nm 2~13d2irlipil. . Aivrii:-D e niet elses teacher or l\vKelly's' Cross ¢\'Hii°d ‘°h°°N' male or female. Apply nt 01100 U* Charles McKenna,__Secy. A___Z-_l_C;llgl\‘4_l-
1'/\N'1u~:n, it an-nosrupher. one with experience iirefsrrcil- APPT!
giving particulars- to "St¢n0sr“il\\@»" care Guardian O_ .. 243i"-T~ i 'ARNlNfl. Notice is hereby given
m_9£._____._
. that' parties hunting or tres-
passinir on the premises of the under- aimed will be prosecuted. Edwin 51( Seaman, Hunter ltlver._ _ _2-lllr -
TINOR SALE CHEAP, a Player-Pia' ' . no. In use only a short time. Reasons , for selllns. bmi! R010! away. The instrument is one of the best, 88 note, and izuarsnteed. The rice of the instrument when new WHS £900.00. For cash this instrument will be sold most reasonable. An!- one interested please address "Plav- =ei~Plsho" ears _ Guardian 0flice,Char-
inttetowii. 2-13-lated
iiiiiiiiiuiiiiii
Tllll THE EAST
Bank Manager is impressed With Present Maritime Province Prospects
(fillcciiil to The Gimrfliiiii.)
'l`UllilN'l`U. l"i'I>, i2--Alex l.ii.ird,
(lcnelal Manager of the Uuiiiiiliiiii Hank of i‘nn1nieri'e spent the inoiit of last week in the Miiriiimc i`i'o\'in¢'i»s.
Mr. l.t1iril mails. the trip iii.; tho
guest of riir. Win. l\'ii-iioiizig-,, wh., |,,,,| some liuuim-.<.~i in Hiiliiiix, while Mr. Ifairil wus ilinipiy lui(-nf. on renewing his aciiliiiiiitzliici-ii in flint nectiiiii iii thc country.
After his return to his office here
Mr. Laird said there in no special significance attiicliing to his visit, Lf, the east except that he hnii in-,en more impressi-il than he had ever ex- pected to he by the commercial sit- uation there.
'There is a new, or perhaps a re- \'lV§ll Bllirit of optimism lu the cast which is the product of a wcll-found- cd belief that n substantial period of expansion is in store for t.li:» Mni'i~ iiinc l’roviuci\s, sniff ltlr. l.iiii‘il.
. TNNULTTENS UNT
tflnnniiian Press)
MONTREAI., Feb, 12-Thirty moulders in the employ of the lico- oril Foiiinlry iinii :\incliirii~ry (‘o st.riu~k this niorning in synipntiiy with the uiouldern of that firm in Nlonctoii whose wages were rinliiceil last month
The company rcluseil to tulk.
siiuii siiiiii/iiiii
(Fiinniiian Press)
` , .,
liorn\i'iiie :iilil/-i~<i=cil li vroiiil in the '.'i':ir.u l.lcfiti‘c on thc liiic that the ‘people arc ull~iiiipori;aiit, they lon t want the Union ~li\r‘s no Why not tear the old rag down." 'There was much cnthiisiasm among the so- cialists present.
PUNTTETT E~NSllllNE
CENTRALIA, ills., Feb. 9-John and Mrs Crimp were killed and their daughter, Bertha, seriously injured i-miav when Pump ii-Zi°.=~‘cil no a can oi gasoline, thinking it contained oil. and 'poured the iiqu d on a tire. An explosion followed and the house was burned. -
HNHNT THN lilllTNlllil
FTSTIKILI. l.ANiilNii, N. Y., Feb. ll-Harry K. Thaw toinorroiv passcs his forty-second birtl\du_v anniversary at the miittcaivuii l-lotillillll TUV thc Criminal lnsunc, win-ro he wus acn- tenceil after the second jury, wnich tried him for thc miirdcr of Stanford White, found him insane. No special incident in the routine of 'l`hi\w’s life will mark the auni\'cri~iary, except that hc will rcci-ive vli~iii,.~i and mcs-
é C/D
work, f* sages from several of thc niciuhcrs of
his fnmil). it is again riimoreil that Thaw will make another effort to rc- gain his frceiloin by habcns corpus procccdiiigs.
llST MEETING [IT
lllllsl]llNlNIlL
¢___. ,
Little Business Transacted at The Regular Monthly Meet-
ing Last Night
1-.
A short meeting of the City Counal
was held in the Council Ohamhl last evening, their being present His
l‘ity `(‘ouncillo|'s.
Alter reading the minutes of thi
lnsi. iiicctiiig, which were adopted S nuinbi~r of liillswvcrc piirised and some ciiiiiiiiiiiiiviiiiiiiis i\'i~re renii and refer- i'i-il in The iiicomiiig ifouliril,
(‘oii||cillor ifiley, Cliiiiriniiil of thd
Finance Cuiiiiiiittciz, referred to this fact that this was the last meeting of the present council and remarked that His' Wornliip thc Mayor was n0t offering for re-election. He took great pleasure in paying B tribute to Mai' work ng of the civic business was in or Rogers as one of the most compet- ent chief 'magistrates that Charlotte-
ivorkinig of the civic business was in
1, great meusiirc duo to the ability oz his office. His tliorough grasp 0 civic :ifluiru i=nn,blcil him to give the riiy i-xceili-.nt civic iiilininistratlon (luring the past two years.
i‘oun. ltiley’s ri-marks were heartily
cndoi-sed i.y (‘ouns. McKenna, McDon- alil, I.nui_-, Pniriplicll and Taylor.
His Woinhip rcplicd very feelingly
iiuil i-xiiiri-inert his ri-giirts at leaving his good friends in the retiring coun- ,vii und intimated that at some fu- 'tiirc time he might offer his service ‘iii the city an it was his intention to 'Iv-,iiiniii in his \ml.lVP. city.
'l`ln- ijoiinizil then adjourned.
INTEHMNHNINNT
(Cailudiau Press.)
Hf1ltl.l.\`, Fel). 12.-As the result
3|-f ii lcugtliy iigilntioii in the Sammi
V,\N(;m:\l1.R, ich. |,- .i, \.i'_i-law. `:in I.<lin\<is the German secretary of
-'info for the lfolonlcs has issuvd ni) 'order iorliiddiiig iuarriuccs in-t\vf\~n iwliiiui-i nxiii 'ri\iii"i~.-' liiir-'iilti-F. i It is blamed that the bad qualifies ir.) ......i i..~‘- wire ciiriiviitiiircd in ithc children of such neafriaizln-
lllUNll ENNTY
_iii iiii iiiii ~- .
((‘anadlsn Press) ' h‘\\'l‘llilTSlli`RG, Foli. 12- Th-rco boys who were found guilty of setting fire to the College of the Chrilblsl Brothers at Farnham were allowed to
,go under ii, suspended sentence. l
’ HTTSFTTNLASUTIINL
= A very large gathering attended
itho City Hospital whist and social ,und dance in the spacious Prince of ilvaics (lollege Hall last evening.
The chaperoues were Mrs. W. S.
Stewart., Mrs. C. Lyons, and Mrs. (‘ouu. Campbell. . T The i-rizewinncrs at the whist party .wr-re Mrs. J. J. Desmond and P. S. ‘liroi\'n'- and at the conclusion of the games dancing was indulged in Mrs. hi. F. Trainor, furnishing the music.
` A dcliglxful luncheon was served and the e ning was voted 1, distinct siiccrss by eneli and every one whole ‘good fortune it was to he present. ; The committee in charge are to be congratulated on the success it at- itaincfl financially.
l.Viinnrd’s Llniment Cures Colds. Qte.
LONDON, Fcli, 7-The first and
most important part of the great scheme of lmpriivcinents and exten- sions to the Loniion docks which is being ciirricd out by the port of i.ouilon niithorit.y, will lic taken lu hand in thi- curly .-i\ring. Tliii-i is thc coi\sf.riii‘t.ioii of ii new dock to the siilitli iii (lie lfiiyiil .-\lliii|'f. iliiirkii.
'l‘l|c driifi iii-l\.'-ini- hits' iiirr-aily horn
“ppl-(iypil niiil thi- ilvliilliul \lll\l\ii i\i`0 ulnioni i>oin|iii~ici| 'l`lii- pmvisiiiii- ,\| ,-Ugg, .if (ho itriiinic is c.~=tiiniitcil ut nboui. $l2..'niii,iiiiii and the work is likelv to oi-.i~.ii|i_v ni-vi~ri\l _\'ciii'='. 'rii'.- ni-iv .iowa ii-in it- icuii feet
long, giving n iiuiiy liugth of 9200 feet, The width at the eastern end
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NEW LONDON DOCKS
iwill he 700 fest and at the western ;500 ivct. The wafer in the dock will have alilcpth of itil feet and cover an lures of ns much as 65 acres. The lland on which it will be situated was ‘piirrhaef5<i some ten years ago by the limi-L iii London authority. ' Thin- great project has been necessi-
ii h the cw-i increasing expsn- ‘
tate y _ sion in the trade of the capital of the
llritisii ldinpire, and among other im* , ,
prnvamcntii which will shortly be car
rind out are the provision of a-new i
iiuny nt Tilburya nd a considerable extension of the East India docks: The total cost of the improvements is estimated at as much as $29,000,- 000.
town has ever had. The smooth-
Which ever way the wind doth blow Some heart is glad to have it so; The blow it east. or blow it west
iMy little craft sails, not alone; A thousand fleets from every zone
Are out upon a thousand seas; Within his sheltering heaven at lasts
i'I‘o stay or speed me. trusting gtlll |Thst all is well, and sure that he Who launched m balk will sail wit
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The wliid that blows, that wind is) me Y _ ‘T
best. ' Through storm and calm, and will
not fail,
Whatever breezes may prevail, iTo land me every peril past-, .
.What blows for one a favoring breeze - ;Might dash another with the shoelu :Them ylmtgmver wind dom mo"
i0f doom upon some hidden rock.
And so I do not dare to pray For winds to walt me on my way; But leave it to B higher will
NMy heart is glad to have it lo;_ And blow it Cult or blow it west,
'The ying that blows, that wfiéflq
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