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0CKEY

Defeating the Stars of Souris

by 2 SC0l'C Uf 6 -2 Nuiirnmx Annivss-ROUGH 1-Rm li 1 HALIFAX, Maxell 8.-(special).-The s.s.

There was .i la gc .iuiiiencc it Hillsboro rushed port early this morning-

Bink last night to \\ iiiiess the final games The men are an Wen except Private A-

diiockey of t e season The matches Robinson, who is ill with pneumonia. 'Ih At the meetin held in Charlottetown

played between beams representing men had a Ve mu h tri g _ , _ . “C B C “nd S D L “P W C_ ry 3' P~ yesterday _of the Directors of the Driving

The “ht game between S D C and P_ ooi.. STEEL DENIES S-wRIEs_ Park the following among other farmers

W C commenced at tive minutes after Col. Steele denies the stories -of cruel were pl-esens:_

and after a fe _

Edo

w minutes of swift t,.ea_tment°tB°erS by me Stmtheouas

Lfwglltwenithe and deolares there was not a better J- 0?~ub°°k» _'fill-3¥1St_i_llf'¢ C0Ve-- _ _;__ 1;' 'P' "¢' E§Wz'”=gm,e 10",” 50 bod! .of menhving;_ that they werefi ' __ ___

muoweiibynnimmim-the 1»rin-'sumimea»<i<iidn¢mi»i.»o» so " ’ “ “mm '.

_ ; ~ - _ U8 8|.

new f = _ » 1

_wl:;______ _m=_<;°;°;im°th:‘;'b_:;1n_;1at:;_ The semiiieonas left immediately for

mm semi ai in moi- of me Princes 0"““"’"

In the second half Hol

tor the Princes, followed by Mc _ me using pun in by an on' side pin, I»°ND°H. March S.-(special).-The disallowed by the referee Before Boers failed in their attack upon Lichten- rnng the Princes added th »

man commenced elm. rnnvciz cnruans sizvsx cuss.

300 21° 50 burg and the Boer general Cellioes was

making the final count 4»1 in

the Princes. kmed

second game between the Stars at Gen. French reports the capture of seven andtheC B C team began at945 SUBS-

eonewhatslow was the mcs . _

g`m__ ur me evemng The xrrcni-:_v1-in nim.u.Gi~:s AN Anmisricn.

Pan' °f the may Wai in th* Star S Lord Kitchener and Botha have made a and at half time the Score was

the G B bs favor The Stars made seven days armistice to enable Botha to <1 ` ‘

efenc. how ever’ but need more confer with the other Boer irenerals.

thesccond half the play was much _ _

mm the ant halt Mcqnman A.Boer force occupied Maraisburg last

iii om .pai in not iieiiim me 1..., night

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iouraxwiii sirao-___ .__ _

S D C S Derma by '_ if bona Horse J i éymng ffmmi ‘Dmmnp %'_’frlhouSiii3§ 192%; vf tie iw cs _-- , lfl1‘¢iPri>vin¢¢ :mi nom __ _Fusion rim :mst ~ i

Seven Days. _

Numidii’-0, with the Strathcona Horse

_ BOEBS ARE STILL FIGHTING.

i ` --V r' -v ‘

7 B. C's, followed by Byron Brown which _S

"' ` ""'°°"`“ 4 was protested bnriltililly allowed by the 'J

li s Toniclty ”°""”°

il is usually canned by checked' _____ '

d by nchill or shiver.

'ang 77 ‘stu-gs um b1°°d¢ur5mg_ _The Abegweits “Long Tom amused

the "ms uma ,t macha me eg- himself with a megaphone trying to call

when the feet warm up ,nfl the _sonic of the spectators down. The spec-

Gnpw b“*en,wh,1° its Qmcigy rators were treated to an exhibition of *susan durmg and “ga gl". shouting during half-time and some

'pu-mn; "iw "Yggg ‘77 started the cry Z‘ilglit." ch a blessing I want to try. ‘ . -- -

S995” f°“ °°"°" d‘“°°’°"` * The special from Souris brought about

'N *Hd f"°° ° P°¢k°* M“” titty persons to the city. It left on re-

h°'n 5° "nm Ddn” Lady n'°m turn shortly after 12 o’clcck.

‘pbtnre on the cover, for which n

model was ind Hood 00 P080 ` NERVILINE CURES PAIN.

H°m°°p°‘hi' Mdwme Co" ” This is the, testimony of sufferers in

Wiilia d J h ° `

in an o ii Sw.. Nw Y°fk every part. or ziienominion. nr. nemmin

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_ Seats' free. ‘ _ lf" I

lot ofthe Invi

isnow open. M time it iscoiored

nicest line of n ions in the city, at and a 00

Enamel Box CAI

is about as near

can be mace

sides in Vi_¢l

are beanti _

Ca at Q beaten

ir oodyear

timped with

*lark and price _

referee. Before the bell rang the C. B. __ C`s added three more to their score and ltheSrarsone. The score at the ilnish stood 6-2 for the C. B. C.

Plenty of College Yells.

are invited to hon: thinnotol misnioify. f

'W if

To cxiiiiioiurrs cirvo mm

;_‘ng¢¢3¢gg¢.Q¢iain¢i'eaovenlh%qe

<2 Step

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-a ;"t‘~' .if-' _,gk -

N.-uma

alty

»Hector McLeod. Ch’town Royivffy-

`E.R. Brow, Charlottetown.

_"hu", *Shu P’ _ sfkést ave nlndniof Holiad been an exhibitor for

1, g ii cinmisn oimnli as John; Ferguson expressed himseii in °"°°"°' "°"°"""°°"h°°'°°°' “M

pnlp o t o

if tngnn on " ' ' hi‘ti`l`>lD|i|¥~¢1I¢0~' D favour of exhibitions. l '- he h*d°'” “may “D

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Ho ' W ` a

.,,.g~ g or .intl J Ii_g§Ar_ _ _. _,nib get she Gljilgfbin h¢

weft ¥5`?'?!.5§°§P§=ib°

pared l

ouhea I "gs mf

,_ .xmbidon _'aa 'up

~ fJsi£'r-Les;

,.~'; ` , _ fi _?"L: tiiibisioniie “I ',r`i¢ \»` - '

c ii c iisiii vicioniousttii mei.; ...ii im. tim" SIN nf AFTERRM “FATAL STEAMPR iv

____ _ Arrange an Armistice for ‘ """"""""""""""""""" llllllllllll K J

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.Prominent Farmers Conteiid that the Abolition of """

' No Gran., No Exhibition

St John-Mining' Instit- ute Officers

--- Dodds

1-'aiinisiz IN cams. LMC!

ovviin, March 8.-(SpeciaL)- ____

Steamer advices from Chinn say that dis- l.

tress from famine is increasing with the severity of the weather chin bf

Wausau;

Exhibitions Would be an irreparable Lossi-The Government Urged to Make S a Grant-The Official

Report of the Meeting as Furnished The Guardian by Mr. C. R Smallwood. S

may win for the beneiit of the others. He also stated he would save the Government from all harm by the people of Tryon ifthe Government will give a. grant for one exhibition yearly for the whole' Island.' »Matthew -Smith, » =Esq., ll. P.-P. _ spoke in favor at

Matthew Smith, M.P.P., Hampton. -Jabez Lea, Victoria. ~

55551

.Jamos.Hows'rd-, -. L Hon. R. Munn, Marshfield

Robert Drake, Cornwall

Wm. Jewell Hunter River

Isaac Essory, Buckley Point Road.

Robt. S. Douglass, Kensington Edwin Edwards, Wiltshire _

Wallace L. Rodd, Brackley Point Road

John Duncan, Wheatley River

Richard Vessey, Little York

W. H.~Rodd, New Hampshire, Lot 31

Neil Livingstone, New Dominion

Alex. Kennedy, Kiniock. A._E. Dewar, Southport.

Richard Burke, Charlottetown Royalty

R. B, McKinley. North River. _

B. S. McKinley

Wm. McKinley, '

John McKinley,

'l‘hos. F. Guard, Southport. _

Richard Bowman, Charlottetown ‘Roy-

,case when they gnve exhibitions. It was not to be expected that Nova Scotia and

whole pmvmce Every year lay

very retrograde movement indeed

_ _ _ _. -.~ _ _ '- . _-; :__ . __ ' _' not ;- Whenhfefwas successtnl

gfsgt' 1;; §Z;1tT§`1J$,£i?° _lie was glad and when bcatenit made him”

,, ~ ldid win. In all lines, V agricultural'

‘;1;;r£?n°:’v:;;_l_y Va_"ey_ _ horticultural and others, great deteriora John H. Gill Little York. Daniel Hurry, North River.

Wm. Auld, Kingston

Geo. Jones. Pownal ' _ '

Alex. McPhail, Argyle Shore,

James McPhail.

John Wood, Mt. Albion. ‘ ._

James Essory, Union Road, Lot 33.

J. C. Clark, North Wiltshire.

J. S._C»lnrk,_ Bayview. '

Geo. Auld `Co‘vehead.' ` S

.mm A. Ferguson; Mai-simeifi,

John Duncan, Wheatley River. Alex, Murray, Clyde River. `

.H¢E»Jv mist “ . -

th“,nol altogether owing to what he had ;

p”__'lenrnednt-\h0e_lhi_bltion'o. ._ ~d _

'.lhcy8esm&

1'-V Um' fl’ 5° the' rice have been opened.

STBLHIR WRECKKDANDAILLOBT

l\ew Brunswick would allow our people Banos. March 8.-(Special. The _to exhibit there if we did n».hnve an ex ‘

_hibition where exhibitors<'@_ those pro- British steamer-Avlona vinces could compete H' wnistiongly in bmakwner and “ll l°°t"

favor of one exhibition for the ammo rNs'rrrn'm ormcnas.

eieeiea

out for it and every year missed drives us' MQNTBIAL’ March 8°'-(sm°h']‘).

i back Hewouiii use his utmowenzielivm °°“°‘1”*“ “WHS 1°‘!‘f*“f° forexhibitions annually _ ` ~ f Chi-!°l¢8 F9810, WGSWIBS, N 3- Mr C C Gardiner slated that when omimm Fraser, New Glasgow, vice Bn-

tion for exhibitions is everything and an

.y id D

year without an exhibition causes S ent' W Robb’ Amherst unedum

.preparations to ~ cease; If w Executlva neglect our exhibitions it will be a no GRANT, no rxmnrnonr

_ held and the contra ed' ____ ~

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especially now that we have' established di FBEDERICTON' N B march

Department of Agriculture. ' _T T50 Pl`°V1l\¢lB1 G'

_ _ Mr. John Robertson, Inkerman, to make a $5,llDgrnnt forthe St.

Win. Clarke, North _Wilt_shire. __ : he hm “fth°”d°‘i'| "‘3""at*m°‘“7_ l°i_fhi"m_‘,{“_§` exhibition so none is likely to be

Ear-

' l

ss _ ‘

Edward wma Pownal ldetermined to win the next year and he "' ff -

___ tion had taken plwe on amount of i farmers of this province now assembled n

no ex

hibitions having been held for a year or Maritime Exmbmon Shand be Mm tha*

_ twoeand if another gap were to take place :I 332:” of now ' V it would be ruinons. y DS

'He' closed by stating he was heartily in enabled to keep m

_ _ _ _ ' stantly improving methods

favor of exhibitions and had come twenty _ dauying md in a i mm d h

fsix miles purposely to attend- the meet bum ge” ny src rs an "mmm ~ omg' » " We respectfully urge upon the Govein

Mr. J Clark, Bay View, spoke ln‘

flfavor otnnnnal exhibitions and the Island ment the need or such enmbmms and

_must have them He sdvwawd ha l request that asnm suillcieilt may yearly GKAGO

_ g; ' he granted to enable them beinghold

w...'w.i.,i._t. e '1§;;v;ét1‘;°§_;dg¢;;<;°°_;d=;§; ;°“1;:;S‘§; thiisnmiciuctizumanm it in ii..___ new nah

.A ‘ _ _ _ _ bestinterests of eBroylnce, opeui up

F|i;h31;g:‘_‘g_'mi:§°. Hel “amd that in his_. markets for our farm Pl‘°dnch°, anldgas lnmb'm:“.&

_ _ p any ng ese than one exhibi 1." to “lf WMU, J tion each yearinOha.rlottetown would be stating Us in ho “gmt posh n as au ‘ »

_ _‘amistake_ _ _ agricultural commnnityln thekeen com- 'um'

_~ - i hereazonnd ;; .rn-. in nqneia seated time the am- "tim the Fm”

_ ~ ~ - - ’ ='-_= _ ,renee between the old exhibition of fruit? i nd th “lt I

Dillon, of Leed. Ont.. states. Iam not in T_h__9__F*°°*i°8 _‘W3 °P°°°d b-YIM? F_°fL° - and that agthe present day ismav ~ _e11qu;,‘_Ass°° ation' an ° apic un W ,he habit ofpumng up pmpfieeory mem- Hazard, President or the Exhibition ,, _ » V Farmers Associations throughout the lciues. bllil feel IC 111.7 ‘WU 5° *dd W the _\Assfociation who nskodfnr an expresfsionllllei wistl;1°dBfrl§;mé”t;f h°§nb°T;19r°°g€1‘_Province be reqnestedto not with th testilylovy “S W UN U1“""¢”§’“” Qing, °f§_nf _Qpinign 4| U, gum." gr Eghi. '_ G” ° h "°uI‘:i"; Le mee ` meeting, and petition the Government i i\l_i_eIil~;'i|k|ine_;\:ai;.si;i:_n;_i:_d‘yrf_il>;ii:_:ri;;n remegg -M-tam; ~ f ~ _he was sure t ere wo ave _ n a nn- hold ul amid agrmunuml "Munn .. land houggnolfiers on ht to feel it as Illiwh - nu. Blake-tolioweddn-the name-line.. 4. ammo” vo? in-“var of exhibitlws' ~ d ' TMS’ l'¢l°l\lti°|1B 0° 50598 D05 W H10 5 °°°°3?"'-7 5" Bread ftsem s°m by dealers] Hon. R. llnnn spoke in favor of exhib- “Cf mrdg;-n£.':??x_ 111001308 W°l°° “H191 \\\l*m°\'°|7

“ m°‘“°'"° gverywbem' ition and stated that in his _belief eveiiy-i_~1' ' 1;. ~ -.;‘!»~m'=- " s Q -~ v

_ _ _ .» __ ._ ,hibitionh every year and it isagreat mis

W _ .l¥°§'~»'l°'l5l'°f`°xmb"‘i°° 'M take if we do not.- An exhibitions is an -_es

_._ nn. J. c. mania. in A. reiqiied aiigi.g1__wese-_-Indus-_f a _ _ _ s _ _

m` \ ___ _ ` __ . _ Q _ ' A \` ` _ J. _ N .ln

2% aqui.. .min i “monte”

1 yeah. He had im' had John ovary oar

Halifax

is nj `l.r.;Albart~Boswnil, _ated

md _ wvorot __

vilyif ~ "

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be shut on!-‘lun ihmnthurpncvininun.

Iirilsasliasmv mia in _ lnfavorofoxhihitions _ :;y~_ ? 3 A

ifimfiisr-;‘ vt- .Hi ‘ s:atedtng_i._i_¢gidtim»ar¢l

_wiere nolxhlbitions with those that have been

malingcinent,

exhibitions and if he di¢_i;nof ovelyyéarhooonld oonipotb sne- oessmlly. Itltlmd not been fu' exiiltl-

péopln fhavi' `

into the tntt¢~_.agd..§l§¢_B_

_a_’6lo&_-T?-f __ f

_gt_ _

i°“‘f"”i¥ >."!.W.1'l°£"! ° ` 'eistarted and we are going to have

_ _ _ _ bllvthan wears

fffla hcwonld-pay no much more

cream d tartar. ,__;

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