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MORNING DAILY FOUNDED lllll

f WEEKLY-WOWRURAL DAl1»Y\ will _ CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1908.

*E is <2 it "z

EE, EE

ANU ANUI

is RQUNDED ur 'A

.__.i__

,On Charge Of Sm

Chinese Into Sy

Was Continued Since Last The oyster Fishery Actlens T

,..

5 ' 3 .4 I r

llggfing A Score Oi v -- y

September .

to aw

SYDNEY, March -(SD@¢iu|)__

Interest in the Chinese smugglin case which caused such excitement i

legal and customs circles since th

*Y . n to the statute. _ ,

e rccognisance for $5,000.

rounding up of Celcstiuls last Sep- HALIFAX’ March 25_(Specin1)_ ` March 25_ 190g_ temher, was again aroused yesterday Dun J. McDonald, Glace‘ Bay the man AFTERNOON SESSION

by the arrest of Daniel J. McDono.ld,'

' o Name( wx I “ning an a 0 ng of the House to the question 20

"K10“dYk° 'Dim-" by Deputy Slieriinciiinemeii te eveae the immigreneii the ,,,,,,,, book of the House Thi Ingraham on The Sydney and,Glace‘lu.ws, and arrested last night after a has reference to the appointment of Huy Railway Cllr ut Reserve Juuc»iclnisc extending over some months. D C0m“\it@€B 0f_€b0 H0058 With re-

tion.

The warrant was issued last Se

,~ He was brought ‘before the mailis- %‘:_;L‘|,i&(":e pl‘;;‘ffi‘:;’E‘gi;hf3h"D€)l1:§‘l`;‘5)u°i(;5(i)“i]f -|trate for a preliminary hearing this ernment He read ‘mm Hansard

tcmhcr and the authorities succeeded morning. report of ri statement of A_ Martyr:

in rounding him up only today.

The case has been adjourned. M» P-» in Which MF. Muffin ll“0£¢<l

i from a minute of counc‘il of the Gov-

annual

ernment of Prince Edward Island. He thought it was a strange thing that this House wus not informed that the Provincial Government had pre- sented a memorial. He thought this House should be informed first of matters of this kind.

branch of the Illinois Car Wheel Co.

The Canadian Company is capital-

‘ized at $400,000 fully subscribed and

Premier Haszard: The information

lexpcct to employ when in operation

I [about 70 men with a pay- roll ofin Hansard was not cormc _

_-.»¢-~

Asking Free Site And Conces-

sions To Establish Car wheel Factory

SYDNEY, March 2.'»-(Spceial)- U. S. (lonsul Shirley of, \‘.l\ai'lottoto\vn, zipproaclicd the city council lust\1n<lci'stood that Sydney is to be cveiiiug with a proliositioii looking ` ` '

for the estalilislnnent of ri Canadian

$30,000 pcr year.

The Company have obtained the sole patent rights- of `5 iftandai'il pressed car wheel as now in use in

'the Baldwin Locomotive Works.

The Company asks for a free site

and concessions in the mutter of

water, light and property tax.

A committee has been appointed to plmnim. Hnszurd Z There was H

go fully into the mutltcr and report minute of council appointing ‘the lute” f committee. A proposition is also being " sub- Mr' Mathiemnz Cn" W0 ill"/0 11

uiittcd to New Glasgow, but it is cn1Ii|¥c,§{eIi;hl:1`§,h.f/::,l‘iHlievaglnFl;‘:x}t?s,1

1 win consider it. "y'

Mr. Matheson: All right. I will

give tho usual notice.

Mr Morson called thc attention of

t. A com

mittee had been appointed to deal with the claims of the Province in general--tlierc is no such minute as the Leader of the Opposition ling read.

There was an intention of taking

up the other claiins~the minute of council does not exist.

Mr. Mathieson: So there was nu

minute of council?

given a prcfcicnco on account of its

superior shipping facilities.

AN OTHER

T0 S

I.(JNI)()N, March. 24.--The lionse of`while it did nothingvfor the textile

l‘ouunons wasted its time last even- workers. `

ing in discussion of a resolution of- g tered by J. R. Clynes, Socialists- Labor party, seeing the hopeless- Laborite, limiting the working day in all trades and industries to a inuxiuium of eight hours. The debate

lacked fire, and it rather liindefcfl ___._._._----i

tlian helped the object of the promot- ers of the resolution. The word

"all”provcd too much for even some

of the Labor members, while the Lib

erals and Conservatives opD0H€d U10

eesolution without exception. -

There was a. great muster of Lib-

eral ea ftalfsts and large employers

who, speaking with duc sympathy

for labor, did not have a word l favor of the resolution. The Govern

i l .

ment refused to have anytiling '10 ‘ll n The Dark Repubhc The

with it. Mr. Samuel, Under-Secret

ury of the Home Office, in opposinll it, said the government would never theless go on with the Miners’ Eight-

iinur nun whereupon ex-Premier Bal four ridiculed the government YO

seeking to curtail the hours of,min-

crs, whose health explained why g

., Now we ask for an Order of the 0*-her dill’ before the Public acco(liin:.\i; a Sp|end|d Feat of Ge'-_

they lived ,above the average time

__________-_-_-€<---

THE SCYLLA’S CAPTAIN

FOUND EXHAUSTED

ST. THOMAS, D. W. I., March 24

---The British cruiser Scyila has pick rd up thirty miles west of here the small boat in `-which the warshfp's captain put out to the ship while that vesselwns stationed nt. Grenade ll. W. I., March 18. The caPf»“i“ W5" in an exhausted condition when found and the iioat watcrloggfbd-

_-1---11-l"“

'ro cons A com in ons DAY.

'reke Laxmivu saoivio Qineiee

si-:imicir ociALis'rs

Arthur Henderson, chairman of the

ness of having the resolution adopt-

ed, advised Mr. Clynes to withdraw it, but the matter was talked out.

. REMAINS TENSE

'°' ' y his book l t i

MW” been :0U`Lilit1sinrc¢§h2i'B;91.0fIfw[hi

Natives Arc Very Much Exited

0 W°"1d keep the seeks in order. Does he mean to say he does not know what roads have been

he k0P¢ in office 'I The situation is an

asked three weeks a o q as on was

PORT AU PRINCE, March 24-The

city is tranquil, but the natives are still greatly excited and the situa-

' tior, remains tens' .1 The German cruiscr Bremen will

House that this return be laid on

` McDonald was released on his own »_-________...._.li__. if

I 1 .H 1. d b tu 21 Mr. Matheson drew the attention'

I1 s

diiey- The Chase Number Oi Questions R _sked - iii iXPi.ii$iiiii

~i.

or intention on the rt of the Gov- 'ernment to refuse i ormation asked lfor in the proper w .

Mr. Morson: The Commissioner

-ought to have that information in his office showing at is paid for rights of way. t

The Premier: The public accounts

show that.

Mr. Morson: The p lic accounts do

not show.

I The Premier: They o. l Mr. Morson: I b your pardon they do not. Th Commissioner pleads he docs not. know. I know of one road which has only been partly opened. I know u road for _which fifty dollars was paid and on which nothing has been done. This lis a road bought by the Commission- _er of Public Works and he ought to 'know about it--he ought to have that deed. It is_ no use for him to plead ignorance. We do not know of ‘all roads in this province-we want to know. It is his duty to know and ,he ought to be able to answer tho `question. If his books are properly 'kept he could do so. It looks us if the lion gentleman wouldn't answer the question. , l Hon. Mr. Cummiskey explained ;tliat about a certain road 325 lind 'been spent in opening it. -

Mr. Morson: That is not the road

'I was speaking, of.

Hon. Mr. Cummiskey: He refors to

ii road that wus not opened and I ,cannot give any information about |it. He speaks of n road that was \opened. I cannot find the Govern- ment ever purchased it-and how can

correct in saying we are asking

held.

Mr. Fraser: Is the statement of #bg

we are endeavoring to make it ap-

about the information asked for tho

Committee, where a witness sa

dmentls Discussed- Bid Re- -

man And Man

tylene gas machine in the basemen

tled the citizens.

and dining hull. '

who was fixing the furnace fire' wu hurled about ten feet and badl burned about the face and hands;

slight injuries.

Praetlcnlly all the windows of th

sion. '

tlieirevoning meal, and chaos reigne for a time._

lllll'S VISIT ll]

LONDON. Mnrcli 24.-The announce

cepted the invitation of the Japanes

tleship fleet visit Japan excites th

ting an end to the friction and wa

_ _ . , r

this Commissioner of Public Works. il givc ,I report about -that, Wlintitalk and further as one of the most

rfimlcr ¥'1‘“"Z‘"d _ BNUFG pro-`mm\ hm; ho usked n\,,,u¢_ -significant naval demonstrations of

_ g°°dmg`.I “Sh t° reply W Lelldef “fl Mr. Morson I ani kicking for it in m0d8.I`l\ times-

DDOSUSIOH l`0t!0l‘<1`illt-I the minute of the pnbiin i-gpm-tn, | It is anticipated that Japan will §;)s€i;cn't§ tuna on l"°k'"g mt” the Hon. Mr. Cummiskoy Was it assemble her fleet in its full strength' -- um“e}` thfl rl;tm°1'0 0Xfi0llfl0<l minute bought from Cm-c0mn_ at_ Yokohama to greet the visitors, furnish it out-. was made and I will M,-_ M0,-Bon; yes, ' which, should_ only the American

Hun Mr C . _ ` Hon. Mr. Gumniiskey sein he was feet make the ivurney. will be a fine

Mr Momon' _ _‘lin-§"S'k0Y Pevlylflfr fu quite ,willing to give all the informa- spectacle, while if,~ ns' is considered quéstion hudbg" tw ‘inswcr to the tion possible-there had not been o. not unlikely, the entire American M, M ei" f“'mshed‘ road bought for political purposes. force now in the Pnclflc E008 to H,,,,,,,, h,,S°f,§’,’," “he °“”k ,Of the He ned ne ueabt the Leeder ef nie Yekeheme it win, ee the Deny Men them give the ml?;flI>9\‘S£_bUli neither Of Opposition spoke from his heart remarks, “be a superb spectac e, one (The ,westmn lofmaxfwn asked ron' when he referred to him and his never paralleled in far eastern waters prime Count Emu T” "ence to the office, he mightdiavc left that alone. ,and it will befwelcomed by all as a

M1- Mcbomym H k),'l I There hasn’t been a road opened. He sign that British diplomacy has

n fofmer q,,e,,tins U or ".rep1y to challenged the opposition to mention'been successful in averting serious way being pm_éhnf”; ‘ns F0 “Kitts Of 0nc_ friction between the two naval pow- Hon Mr Gumms. 'k 'md not used' i Mr. Mathieson: Do you know a ers of the Pacific-the one England’s he had nge" them fy repofted thnt place called Sturgeon. 'ally and the other England's friend." for; He had writtem Ogmnnon askcdi Mr. McKinnon This House votes a The Daily News in an editorial re- uml would furnisg nllolitfone road certain amount each year for riglitsrgards the cruise of the American but- abont any mms thi lu °rma.t'i.°“iof way and it is charged to capital'tleship around the world as a visible but cannot, give re ua nge specified account. I this House, content expression of the emerging of the not know what I-gag: vzlriu ig” does to let this go on, and know,nothing United States ln the field of world tion q“es` about rights of way purehnsethlworld politics and a happy omen for

M'_ . . , Y ' it I have been asked the future.

rM“thc5'3n -- If Ulf! Commission- gastac ifénigearrond in the Murray _l______, ,-

er's books are not in antute f 3 D e J

.ii _ " H ie det i t. why aid ire net 1'; nos Unless ,they are he can tell enziligg ,Intl C these matte,-S_v The

Leader of the Government is not

can t d .. ' .

is triiane sgimghiiia lwerenosgnieqaalggg questions in order to give the impres- '

fiice who sion that information is being wi'th-

purchased 'I If he cannot tell why is Leader of the Government true t a ____

intolerable one. The u Li pear information is refused. What Cans the Hottgntots

the,t.able. This H h 1 in tructed by the Premier- _

u vicious habitoclife sii1;poli°i.1i(iing “gig wgsremier Haszard rose to a point man_\AlmS| Commissioner er P bn w it _ ' f ri r. _ _ asked for original Enpiixrs giids thi? oT`iiIe emotion was lost on n party li§2RI;;§-Exif? iilelggilxrgg gf; voted us down. How is lt that hon division 14 to 8.

_ _ _ ~ _ gratulution to the German command

il todn to take on board the re- gentlemen on the other side of the Premier Haszard presented a re or in southwest Amon on the on

E i

, _ _ _ , - - ' ¥\WrccksA Hotel At McAdam ..”2i..f."§.§`§“.°."f....'f.`l"2?.'f..f.`.'§ff 2`l’.§`ff.`.'l§ Celved Third R¢3d|£g ‘ And Badlylnjures A we-

iaounviu-: DAN PR() U HIGH COST or U

Discu

Hon. Mr. Fielding informed Mr, Bop

QUEBEC BRIDGE

Nearly Seven Millions To Present Date - Budget Debate Resumed And » Ross Rifle Rifle Comes Under

SSIOII

0'"`“WA» MMU 25-(Special)-l Mr. inner resumed the fiebete en

_the budget and handed nnf, soma

McADAM JUNCTION, March 25,- (Spccial)-The explosion of an nee

o the City Camp Hotel tonight stur-

'l‘he explosion wrecked the cello

Mr. Mnllery, clerk of the hotel

den that in the ,_,eBsi,m of 1899 umlflattery to Sir Wilfrid.

Government grunted D subsidy or He referred to the Toronto Glolbe's

51000000 towards the Quebec :rude re King Hamm", favoring

_ ' he Ross rifle for the Norwegian , bruise. $2,000,000 te nie quebec army

Bridge C0. receiving the gunrun- Col.Worthingtun -"That was can teed bonds of the company to the trailicted in 'the Montreal Star next amount of $478,700. dnyj'

r I'n the session of 1903 the Govern- Mr. Lake criticised the Government

ment guaranteed bonds to the am- expenditure and spoke of the great

Mrs. Merdith, wife of the propric~

tor, ,is suffering from shock and

The guests of the hotel were at

Bi l EHEAT EVENT

ment that the United States has ac-

government to have the Atlantic hot-

rllilwuy llppreuenee to iviereii 1,1908 wee sc,aou,o33.

E; Olmt Of $6,678,200. ‘loss to western farmers by the shor y The cost of the Quebec bridge, i~n-- tagc of cars.

cluding the Cliaudicre bridge audi

Mr. Schell spoke onthe increase of

Canadian trade with Britain and the [House adjourned at 6 o'clock.

mmeemwnnunnu

liY_llPlllS|`ll3

Heavy Charge Was Fired Near Abutment Bendering the Structure Unsafe

SOUTH AMBOY, N. Y. Marcli 25-

highest interest hem’ mst' as pub (Special)-An attempt to wreck the

new Pennsylvania Itnilroarl bridge over the ltaritan river between this

‘icarly today. -

A charge of dynamite was exploded

`..\‘ur one of the bridge iiliiitinnntg ,<2 using a damage of $2,000.

'Phe bridge diil not fall, although it \-.rs left in a condition regarded as

‘ unsafe.

This structure was only recently

completed and trains were run across it yesterday for the first time. V About midnight lust night a

watchman, who was guarding the structure saw two men prowling

about it. 4

An hour later a qimntity of dyna-

mite was exploded at the base of one of the abutmeuts with a force suffi- cient to awaken residents several

miles distant.

The police suspect t:.e attempt at

rlcstrllction is the outcome of ill

,feeling over the employment of men

city and South Amboy was made to build the bridge.

NEW YORK, March 24.-Jealous of

the affections lavished upon little Catherine Kessel, three years old, hy her grandmother, a large pct cat at- tacked the child yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Kessel fought the enraged ani- mal for ‘fifteen minutes and finally succeeded ln opening a window and hurling it to the street, but not un- til hcr arm had been torn open by the ieline's claws.

The cat weighs fully twenty pounds, according to the family, und has been n. pet at the Kessel home for five years. Little Catherine is

STOESSEL GOES T0 JAIL.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 24.--

Lieutcnant. General Stoessel, recently al on charges of cowardice and treason in surrounding Port Arthur sentenced to death by n enurt marti- tu the Japanese, which sentence was commuted by Emperor,Nicholas to

ing his term in the St. Peter' and St. Paul fortress today. _

ten years imprlsoment, began serv-

CHILD ATTACKED .

BY ENRAGED CAT

. ».-- ...~. .- f oe in

_the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kessel, of 1Z2d street and Madison avenue. The mother. has often left the child with its grandmother, who in kissing and hugging her grand- daughter has often noticed .signs of jealously displayed by- the cat. Mrs. Kessel yesterday had the girl in her arms, caressing ,and kissing her, when the cat began to spli. and snarl and then sprang for the girl’s face Mrs. Kessel shielded the child with her arm, while she tried. 'to .push the animal away. The cat's Isharp claws penetrated the thin sleeve of her dressing jacket and gasbed her arm in along, ugly streak from the shoulder to the hand.

Dropping the child, Mrs. Kessel

grasped the enraged brute and made for the window. But the cat con- tinued to fight, making desperate at- tempts to reach the little girl. Finally, by swinging the cut by the tail. Mrs. Kessel escaped further in- jury, whilc she opened the window and threw the animal to the street.

George Kessel, her son, came into

the house a moment afterwards and found his mother on the verge of i sterfcs He summoned Dr ‘Aaron

su fugecs in ,the consulates at Port De `Pnix` and Saint Marie, and convey tnem to Kingston. g

Septimns Marius, judge of the su-

preme court, who is u .refugee at *the French legation here, says the com-' bined intervention of the powers is]

House when he k h' t fth ublic land office- =*°“<1 by him 1~"i3f5-inés owiiiil. p°151=>§ Mi-pH“¢\1=@ *“"°““°°° “ “" i“.‘.‘.§§`i§‘é;°~“‘ Ei' ii‘.§`.’.°.ll.tf.‘i'.. 1” w`Z'.`l°i.iiie3 House and this country information solution dealing with the .lisalul The message says _ asked for 'I ties under which the owners and mas- _,This splendid 'feat of “rms has

P"°mi°¥` H'l19Z1l¥`d§ We have had an WFS Uf °°"Et1ng schooners 'ri-In -H111? filled' me with pride' at the some answer from the Commissioner of Province lie. When they *"9 "J"‘Pf time I feel the dee est sorrow fm.

l y _ . Bockar, vlio cnuterized the woman's arm, finding that the cat's claws had penetrated a large vein. The ent rushed into a stationery store after its full to the pavement and caused a fright among the customers and em lo ers Finall Louis Kessel

cn\cAco____nArnu=_is

Onicmo, March 25 - i-_pccinll

Corn . 1 ..... .. du;

anarchy.

__.__._.-_...___ Cougin eo* 23, ne-rsenean. sam other throat

` Public Works that h i t i ed to wait for weeks at the v ers of P _ .absolutely necessary to preventlpnsition to answer theequiisti|§n_ Tlhi: .the Nova Scotia coal inlnes to get ;ge&l';ss`,i‘;§0‘;_f;'1°g;5t‘a:;1r'g:;‘t:P,° "nl

H°““`h”B “ Fight to 9“lYPUl'f5 fhei °“\`g°e5f while every Dremmnce is During the inspection ofthe troo s Commissioner when he says there is given i0 Sfflumbfr. 0-150 £0 the ““‘“" D no im rm ti It ti n of the coasting trade by today the emperor examined closely

° fl 0”- is BUSY fill' the P” ° d th t the field kitchens presented by the

Wheat..... ‘ MH

“ Pork........... .. May Corn...._ 0-Ll

Wheut....... . 89,]

f P Y - Y

mudc the cnt prisoner in ri wooden box, after which he notified the Society for ,thc Prevention of Cruelty to animals.

Tablets. DFUEEWW "°‘““d money H ullmentifar., qnimrly relieved. by Gramians

it fails to curt. E. W. GROVBYS

tablets. ten cents por Dux. A ll drngffofle ___

rlgcnnue. <1" orgies- -.='5°-

THE PHllHlHNlllNllI

Change Of Program By Miss

tte, Grand Performance

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Champany The Boston Soubre Throughout. A Rich Feast

` Of Music.

nm we M -=-=°"-°= .r.1°“..‘:..'.i;;‘.‘:” .:°.£..l’..‘;"‘:.‘.':.§ ""‘"° ‘°‘“‘° °' '“‘""° “t F°,ify';ii'ii‘iZ ;iiiii'e.m'i~hie win be reiiéwea by nie That popular orgonlmtlonit mfs met vocal mo "AB long as the worm

harmoni Four whose wo ,, wgtii eughmpieiiaia npprwiemn linsgklg §;~Mr ’1;:;,tf,:°g§lo '22' bg tis city, will prgsen au0 F _ ll t led voice of great range “mn” Dufmmsnce’ that Wm M B :iid exlizllllent quality. He \\l_1l-beas-

sourue of the rarest en1oYm°“¢- 5° all lovers of tho best music. The!

Continued on page 8

Leader of the Opposition t lr Norwegian steamers. He move u J what med he wants inieriiiiitign the resolution be penned by the I-°E' E§‘,,R.‘21'°,f'eé’,',,£,‘,':°’“Tf,,f; tggiifgs 0F,";‘,’,f, “b°“t- It is an em” thing £0 HSN islatum' censurmg Buch practices' Russia Viborg regiment of which

H seconded by Hon J M »

and get any information th d l _ e was ~ - »

»- me of .S3 LSZJS. ge ,g--,\,»»<;;»,,»,;;g,;~»,;1,-3,; i;':.:’:;s.§..°l;:."“'.‘u° “.:2::§.'.“.’: .:=.°‘°';i!.; of the Opposition. I-Ie wants to con- 15’ BUDDOP 9 Yh \`~th House ad_ syB,_em_ His majesty tested the pork _

"Y “T9 imP|'°B5lQ.“ thl1*»iIlf0l“l\'\11¢i0Il was speaking iv an e " _ and beans cooked fn these kitchens ..._

ts being re_fuse&_m'l‘iiere_is no desire i°“m°d 'I§v;§§I‘I:f,(‘;l°§i;§'B'B10N for the (noéin meal vit thc sold\ers,nnd I _ 0 Condggged Mr. Richards concluded his relrriarlkg nppeare; ence. my Z

°“ .‘“° ":°°‘.:'..‘.:°“..'.rr=°;‘;l.‘:.°f..t,.: :.. IS Mum

Ti’° 1°” ‘DF Cl“5m°°.“°°- iixlilcimlig heowas spanking at six o’ciock. DEAL WITH SPAIN*

Finder leave at Gay Bros, 219 Kent' The fol'owlng acts were read a En.

St. And receive reward. 3-26il3ipd. third time and passed :- TORONTD Mann 25.-(special)--

O§T-On Queen S€"'°betweoni Th” act t0 “mend "h° s“'“m°"°id° Increasing s'outh-easterly and south-

Richmond and Fitzroy ii gold w"~t°"W°"k5 ‘md S°"'°"‘5° Aa' erly winds, fair and milder to-day,

brooch with diamond setting Finder Tm’ “ct ¢° furthe' “mmd th’ Ad' sliowery daring night.

Wm D165” have at up qliun BL to incorporate The Grand Tracadte 1

and receive reward. . 8.-Ziidtf. Libfafi ggxanued on gps 8 ` ,.||ln|rd'r tinlmont For Sala e;l.ywl:; e

lllUiiiilF”lTElii1l|illi|iF"SiM“'0”'

“‘*““' _‘ °~“i‘==°l He was followed by Mears. McKfn- _ _ c _ , _ 'i.'i;i.E.i’.§mé`ex,f§i'f$°.i2e°°.'i`.§’$’i’,f°i’§ “°“~ ‘*g“°”" P'°“”°' ““““"’ “‘“‘ e.i“...'i.ii.‘§iI.i)'...§'.i“{f.'.‘.¢ ii.; ,T,'1,‘.’.,,§’§I,f,',‘2,‘*,, Very Valuable\Pr|zes Including the $2.50 Gold Piece. A

T---he dugg--hm 981-1' ‘ a'25du' M"i‘iiliaie:§;`olution was adopted unanf- °‘ "h° msignm of th? Owe' 0' the

I--. _ .I P

1)(-BOKET BOOK LOST_F°l‘““3 mously. Crown to Queen Victoria by rlnce

, pogjmt hunk with gmail sum or .Hom ML Hughes moved that c0p_ Kiniyoshl Kant, on behalf of the

money and wmv-private menwfnndn- iee or the reeoiutien be eerie te tiie,E'“Pf°°= 01 JHPM- WHS R m°"° Pm' D. O'll. Reddln. 3-26d8i. Legigiatun, of Nova Scans, to the text and the real object of the vtslt

,LOST-On the boat or ”cTii_fiTiTl Mtrlster of Trade and Commerce, and|t° BPM" 0' U" P"“°° is t° ""`°“5°

train from Georgetown on Fri- ite the representatives »of this Prev- B -7'*PH“°9°'3Pll\\9\l °l\¢°“i-°~

day last a gold brooch with setting. incein the Commons and Senate

Handsome Rocking Chair, Centre Table, Bag of Flour' Market Basket, etc., etc. The Three Durands

and Viola Wentworth. .

In the institution of prize nights lse night tonight, the prius being Wonderland has set ii pace which is along _familiar lines, at the s 6 eagerly followed. But lt takes Wand- time that new features will be - erland with its accustomed tact and troduced and new selections m . big drawing features independent of The list for tonight is a wlnn g the gifts to keep the pace ap.. There- one. and there is going to be pfenty, fore it announces another Merehalnd- ` Continued on page 8

Y A -. _ __ ,V ___, . ....

r feet cemiuien Fei- ~s|uiuii Ai nie Big Ai-ene nina re-sign

f,l'h,e,i.,y_lee ls in Par,__,‘ A .