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: - .- ___-___“'“I__~REIAD A|_|.. oven 'f|=»|=uNcE: EDWARD lsl..AN|::-~+-

.aisaaoasliseirsi “eel O ...mi THURSDAY FEBRUSQ

RL TTETOW rc l l 9| 9

52 !> FE Ee §<

#Eggs -"

FIRST BATTLE _

WITHOUT TEARS

ll Martial Exhibition in Mexico. Spectators llmused and ne One Hurt.

,

siircial to The (iuardiali.

pil. PASO, l¢`eb. '8-The first battle

of Juarez between the Federal troops und ilnsilrrectioliists was exhibited yestelullty.

"Exhibited" is the proper word, for no one was hurt on either side and the exhibition was viewed by one fhollsand or more El l-asoans who lined the bank of the llio Grande on ilu- American aide about three miles ii-list of El Faso, having come one in niiioiiiobiles, on horseback, ill carts, air, to view the spectacle, while others ii-iilkcd from end to end of the car lille. _

'l‘he cxtliange of missiles lasted a-

bout fifteen minutes and about lwo lluiulred shot's were fired.

nlllllliiliwllis

IINE SENIENSEI]

Hiircinl to The Guardian. .\lAliA(iA, Spain, Feb. 8-The trinl

ul two men charged with throwing a bomb at the municipal palace at 'l‘orrn some time ago, ended in their i-oiiviction and they were condemned fodeiith. The sub-alcalde of the

foil-ii, who was charged with being

iiiiiilirateil, was also convicted and I ;.i~iit¢-nced to life iiiiprisoninent. I

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s il Ill a

IIEIE SNWIIIIN

“TTB

II IENIIIEIS I

IIIIINIIIIII NN I

Killed ill Three Days Storm in Reunion Island

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f`llI0CII1I ILO 'I`Ile (Illnrdiiln.

l’Allll1'. Fell. fl~-A terrific forimriii

of three days dilrntioii has passed over llcunion island, ii 1<‘ri»m¢|, },`(,r.. session in'the indian ocean killilil- scores and wriicltllig villages, I'

'l‘lle l<‘reuch alit|ioi'itii-s say tim

ilaiilagc was cnol'lliilils til sliippiiiig us well us iiilaliil.

lleunioli is nn lsliilid of the Vcsi-.iii-.

elle group lilld has xi population of i7-1,000.

lt is inountniiious with the ciliitml lni't an elevated llatcnu

I I _

'l’hci‘e are sevi-.l‘nl fine llarbors ul-

tllflllgh mllcli of the coast is precipi- tous and dallgerous.

NIIISNNNY SNIES

IINIIIHEII EXHIHIIINN

HAVANA, Feb 5-with practically he entire population of lluvuiio look. ng on J. A. D. Mcllurdy, who recent- y crossed the Straits of Florida in

biDI&ll€. made ii inagnificentlv

pectucular flight today from the rill grounds nt (`anlp (‘olunlbia to Iorro lighthouse, which he circled nil returned. A few minutes after 0 l\lcCur<'ly’s ei-oplalie was seen topping Principle Till at a high altitude. It was coin-

INEI] YESIEIIIINY .. .. .

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riiiaciiil to The Guardii=i.li. h

lifl.\'l)(lN, Feb. 8-lllnrl (`nwd0r, for- s

iiii~i~ly first Lord of the Admiralty 3

ziliii one of the most prominent rail- CI i-und men of Great Britain died to- a

niiterly wind. Passing over i-lan Laa- ro liospitnl, the aviator left lalidibc- irld and swept across the illlllow outeuhlly ut an altitude of 00 feet stmiglit for Morro. He cil- ed 'the great lighthoilse fifty feet bove the lantern. Swingilig to thel

<lu_\', aged 63. ’ A left, l\’lcCul‘dy darted seaward, then

lie was a descendant of Macbeth, w

'l`llnnc of (`.a\\'dol‘, made famous by o

Slinkespeare. g

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IIN. PEIININS IEIIS ‘

heeled again and circled the tower nee more and straightened out rxiceflllly on the return. lie was sal- ted by thc batteries of Cabanas and he clzccrs of all llavann. 'l`lle official time for the round trip 'sis sixteen ininlltcs twelve seconds. lie estimated distance was 11 miles. lie machine used by ll/lc'l`firdy wus a

IIE BUSINESS MEININIS

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""”'° tl

f"l"l`.-’iI\".i\, Feb. ‘I-*George W. Per- ¢~_

kills, forinerly partner of J. l'iei~poiii: i; Aiorgali and corporation ol'gaiilxci~i~, il

explained his co-partncrsliip scheme ig

lie said in part t

or the fligllt was $3.000, offered by le city. This however, is opcn to oinpctition until February 28. A rent reception was accorded McCur- y this evening :it the Alliisu then- re. Vive-President Alfred Zayas pre-

he purse of $5,000 given by' the Ha' ana Post for his flight from Ke;

fe the Canadian Club on Saturday. siiiaa and presenteil illiiciiniy with

ii I , ' - I -v

\

The day has gone with people li - v

\

ing apart from one another without ilifcr-crimmlliiication; gone is the dev \_\'llcii_Vt>lley_wer_e_Vtold_by Ytrhcd cliurcli I

(Continued on page 3.)

OTTAWA IAAN PLANNED

T0 ESCAPE NAGGIIIG 'r

- ~_»- K

fl'l"l‘AWA, Feb. 6-Because his wife ( Iilfht continually nagging at him mid I

milking his life miserable, nn f)ttaiv5 s liiun recently left home and had te t

liaii-.~: conveyed to his better half that I Iii- had gone olit to Vancouver. f `l‘li liking that he had surely left hrr, S

iiiid that ft would be no use to raise b ii howl, the woman let the matter a he for the time. a

.-\fter llllbby had been "iii Vancoll- w

\'i-r" for some time, some friends G

lillited to the woman that lier hiis- liiiid \\'ai» not as ini nwa as she ll'

,_ _ y licrcil and the cnt was out of the 6

ling, I

Hilo immediately began to investi-

inte and found out that "\/ancoii \`f'I"’ was the nume of another Defi I

uf the city, and that while alle was d

nf home waiting, her husband was h

living a life of comfort just out ol ti

"1\l\L'e of his spoil:-ic's harsh voice. 'ler.thc.wycY of mmm in "Be on um

'l‘lie woman reported the matter to t

ifty large locomotive engines and tcii-

’cst to Hnvnnn.

NJURED GIRL

. HAS DISAPPEARD

Niiio./inn ,r,\i.i.s, ont.. Fab. 4- he police are invcstigatiiig the nlys~ erious disappearance of Miss Annie Ilobcsk, of Guelph, who will: sllglit-I y injured on Vl’ccliicsillfy flight by topping off yi moving train. fzlhc win; aken to the General hospital. llllt eft just before her father arrived rom Guelph. With the _POIICU Il'f carcheil the frontier all, lllilllt. but eyollil the fact tlliit she was seen lit hotel just after leilvinll "IW I\<\Hl‘\l~' l, no fl‘a.ce could he found of the mmm, Her father rctuined tri uelpli yesterday.

LASGOW ENGINES FOR .

FRENCH RAILWAY

(]l.ASli(l\l', l<‘i‘b. ff.-An ordci' l'<;»i'

I

ers for the French State llailwayu as been secured by the North liri- Sii noeoinotivii compziny. Glfl-<ii:ei-.. he cnrilics are to be con.strilctcd uf-

hlr. John Keene at the charity office l-llglllalid Iliiilwny, nlld are to be er-

iiild the authorities will likely inves- e

figiite. W As this is the second time the man ll has worked the sane trick, it is 'ct

lik"-IY that steps will he taken to t

ated at the ilyile Park nlid Atlus Mlm of the ("0m|iuny. This in the i-st order for locomotives that line infe to Scotland for many' Y°“l'9 E"-' iii- French railways. Lately the loco

iiotlve works have been scarce of or-

punluli lilnl. _ i

il

Minnrr1’n Llnfment euros colds. etc. _tl

ers but now they will go oil lilli me. ________ _ _ _ _ i_.__,,_____

'ire you doing your share at milk- tly Chflfaf 9’

t ~istics as we have, and

i,,`. I as inainercnt and mill-hearted as

L the world better? that is a was

Hlfllizht-forward, personal question 'UNI each man and woman of ns ought S0 l1l`Y Rnd give it an honest answer. Hllllliose no one else were doing any "lore than we are, what would be the chances of the millennium dawning “"2 D! those bright morn

allv living the Gospel of

giirilltolliiicliig lucii, would that Gos- Qei ever stand a chance of redeeming the world of mankind from the blas- tlnr curse of sin? These may not bn cas’ questions to answer with exact- ,,c,..I but if we lieiiesliy eel* fl‘°"‘

liigslg 1| h . H MT perhnns some answer will suggest it-

every ot er mans g

f th” Wm get us thinking And it

were ii ll i nt th , ii so . ' _ woiilii lense lllcfi eilliat ONES Imlii' he ¢l.e¢h2e:llli;h“;bl“:;‘;°q::§,f """‘ "'°“ld avail this ofa mul wlin salem ilioug t I “me that

the f:I°l'Y'of its dawning? If every Ptlwr Christian had as many unchrla-

tfonc as these. lf. is rii Y

IIN ISIIINIl

Villages Wrecked. Scores

IHISH Pllill

SEHENE NNI]

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blpecial to The Gimrdiaii. If(-’NDU?\'. l“ch. 8-With Parliaiilcllf

now under way, it is asserted that never has a cabinet, been more soliillv united thnn nf. present.

’l`lie Irish party are acting in per-

irct accordance with the cabinet, ser- sllc and confident that Home Rule is

coining_au<_l that the passing ofrtho

zletré Bill is n necessary preliminary o i . V

SIXIEEN HNEII

Ill EXPIIISIIIN

f-liiccial to 'l`lie Guardian. NNW YORK. Feb. 8-One fireman is

dying and fifteen others badly injured us the result of the explosion of an rlliimonia. tank during the fire which today destroyed a four-story factory building at Ashland Place.

IINNIIIII NIS I

'SPUNIIIUS SIIISK

TORONTO, Feb 4-A large block of

spurious stock in the Little Nipfs- uing Silver Cobalt f"o., Ltd., has been placed on the market and the former secretary treasurer, Reginald- W, Eyre, is missing. This is the sit- uation which is confronting the new directors of the company. The aildi- tors are still working on the books blit §00,000 shares of bad stock nrt known to be in circulation.

Wm. S. Milne, the nevsgsecrétary-

treasurer of the company, said: "We discovered the facts at noon on Tucs- day, and the books were closed at l o’clock. We arc not prepared to sal as to how inilch of the had stock has been put out. There should be li quarter of si million of stock in the treasury, hilt that amount is not there."

A well known New York brokerage

firm and thc nnlnes of' n Toronto .broker are connected by a street ru. mor with the distribution of the stock. It is stated that Eyre took a block to New York, and. raising a large sum on it, came back to Tor- onto nnd proccdcd to corner the Lit- tle Nipisslng market by buying up the floating blocks. Unfortunately for his scheme the stock disposed of in New York followed him' back to "l`ol'~ onto, and the story- goes that he purchased a large amount of his own creation before hc was aware of the situation. It is stated that more than one Toronto bank has a bunch of the stock tiickeil away as seciirltv on loans.

sliv aovelilalslir

ls ancillllua Lliw

()'T"T`AWA, Ont., Fob. 4-is the Do-

minion (ioveriiiiicnt violritiug ii luw of the province of Ontario? This is a question which ls likcly to he deter- mined by the provincial board of eli- gillcers.

Tlie Woods building and the ad-,

joining structure, the (`»anadiaii` biilldiiig, sitiiuteil on Slater street, noni' (Ianni street, are occupied by various departments of the Dominion Government and are under the super- vision of the Department of Public Works. lfomplnint has been'madc that the low i-egnlnting the operation of boilers lias'bet-n persistently viol ated. lt is slated that not one of the boiler nttendrints ii-i o c:'rtili¢al.e.l man, but all are under the i-iupervis lon of licensed engineers. ,

PERSIAN MINISTER

' WAS SHOT DEAD

TEHERAN, Persia, Feb. »i.-bliinfed

Dowish, 'Persian Minister of Finance, was shot dead in tho street today. His assassins, two Armenians, encap- ed for a time.

The Minister was returning home

from a meeting ef Parliament when he was attacked. Death was almost instantaneous. As he fell the assass- ins turned and fied, but were pursued by persons who had witnessed the kllling. There was great excitement through the city as the news-spread

CON

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Owing to the snow storm of yes terday the Earl Grey did not leavr Georgetown. She will leave tllil Img;-ning at seven for Picton.

The position of the Minfo, viz

stuck in the ice off Picton Island, re mained uncliangcd all day. Shoul. she arrive in l'lrtou in time today “he will bring ovcr the two dny'+ mails tmlny.

we did.

Mfnaril's llniment cures gargot in cowl

SIINEINENI

.

Liberal Majority

l"oll.

New Glasgow... Hunter River... North llustico

South llustico... lvheutley River... North Wiltshire... Kingston., . . . ... Milton... North River... Nilie Mile (`.reck... St. i`lltflerino'.~:,..

l\lcl’hec.. llulitaiii. 77 R3 76 74

106 tiff llli 'Ili 42 50 45 76 24

832 787

ivliijority for- Mi~l*liec . . . ... 35

till 42 3‘J 125 90 55 74 HR

fill

'l‘hc following was the polling he Provilicial I-Ilectiilii, ltlilil.

in

t

Poll. Laird, New Glasgow . . . . .._ 97 62 Hunter River... .. 85 ull North Rustico. .Gil lull South Rustico... 43 77 Wheatley River... 34 95 North Wiltshire... 120 65 Kingston... 'JG 36 Milton... ._ 55 -ill North River... .. G5 38 Nine Mile Greek... 88 7ll St. Catherine’s,.. 75 37 Specials . . . ... ‘J

($96 ..l2fS

Doyle.

ti

822

Majority for Laird...

The above shows at a glance the rc-

sult of yesterday's local election in the second district of Queen'i~i and the figllrcs given of the pl‘evious election afford un opportunity for comparis~ oil.

Mr. McPhee will he congratulated by his inauy friends and supporters- while Mr. lluntain, the unsuccessfill candidate proved himself a strong op~ ponent. reducing the Liberal major-I ity of 126 in fails. to 35. ‘

From reports received throughout

the district it is learned 'that the election aroused great interest and in places no little excitement prevailed, as from time to time reports from other- polls were announced. 'Ihe day was R splendid one for getting out ii large vote, the total number of votes cast in this election exceeding

those of lilflll by one lillndrcd.

Mr. Buntain made good gains in

Nine Mile Creek, New Glasgow, Hunt.- cr River, Smith Rustico, Wheatley; River, North Wiltshire, Kingston and Milton, while Mr. McPhee made gains in St. (iatherineks, North Rustfco,i and North River. '

Mr. 1VlcPhee received the same num-

ber of-votes as Mr. Laird. in 1908 and Mr. Bulitaln's vote exceeded Jvlr. Doyle’s at the same election by

ninet,v-one.

BRILLANT SCENE

_ -A_-T,LONDON WEDDING

LONDON, Feb. 4-Tho wedding pro-

cession of Hon. Alexandra Vivian, Queen Alexa.ndra's god-child, at St. Margnrcts on Wcdiiesday, was a beau- tiful picture. The bride wus given a- wuy by her brother, l.ord Vivian, and was ntteudcd by eight brides- maids, tivo little girls and two train bearers. She wus nrraycil in white satin. shot with silver and trimmed with old llrnssels lace, and the brides- liiaids were dri-sscil like belies of' the reign of Pliarlcs 1., in grey satin with gold caps und big black Vclvct bows. They carried bunches of flag colored tulips and the pages wore eolirt. coutliines of thc same brilliant color. , i

'Flin bridegl'ooin was Lord Worsley,;

Lord Ynrboroiigh's heir, and he wiis‘ litfl-lided by Angus l\’lacKilltosll, sonl of The MucKinto:~lh. A file of officers fronl the lil'idegroom's troop in the i I-lor;~:v Guards lined up in the Ulsles.

'l‘his brilliant spectacle will be riv-

nlcil today af. St. Margai-ct:4 at the wi-diiillg of lion. l-Ingo Chartcria and Lady Violet Manners. The bride will wear ivory satin elinrmelise, covered with old bfngllsh lace, and a train of

whiti-. und gold brocaded velvet.

PARTLY FAIR

'l`0ll()NTO, Feb. 9-Parfly fair

with locnl snovvstorms, not much change in temperature.

The lowest temperature recorded

ycaterdiiy was sixteen degrees above zero and the highest was twenty-four above. At nine p. m. it was twentY- two above. The coldest recorded the previous night was thirteen degrees above . The length of today will be tenl

hours and seven minutes.

The sun sets this afternoon at

5.18 mid rises tomorrow morning at 7.lfl.

The moon sets tomorrow morning

at 5.30.

The coldest lnnt night and up to

three n'rlork this morning was six- teen degrees above zero; the warmest n the snnic period was thirty de- irec.~l above and at three o'clock tile iioriiing it. was twenty-flve degrees

ibuvc.

H

a.w.liicl=ilEl5 ELECTED in

. slzconn ,nlsilli_i;WT,_ ilulzensp

Iis.v:1;ili.a.si'n-T* .77 "_" _.__

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"i§..'1‘.?.’..°’i”.¥.3£§“..;T'.""lHl llllli

IIE IIHINN HIS

nan lainie. IIIIII SIIIIIII

__.~.a -

hlpecizil to The Guardian.

Tfllilll, Feb. bi-The Prince llcgent

of China is under the cure of physi- cians in the Imperial palace in 1’-ekln to-day, according to ii ilespatcll from the (‘hinese capital.

llnliicdiutcly following receipt. of

this news a report was received that the Regent had been stabbed by a palace attache who was immedluti-ly ufterwnrds pilt to death.

This report cronies from f-llliilighai

and was nccoliipuliicil by riliiiiirs that ii.,cahinct has been fril'iill~d to ilepose

the ruler.

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INS SNUWSIIIIE

NENII SIIISIEII

Special to The Guardian.

CALGARY, Feb. 8-There are ru-

mors of one of the worst snow slides ill the history of the (‘. P. li. at Glacier.

It is not known whether tho frnnii-

contincntal trellis were caught in the slide or not, or if lives were lm-it,

IINIINSIIIN BENI

NEIN INIISISIIW

Special to The Giinrdinii.

MONCTON, Feb. 8-Moncton won

against New Glasgow tonight 6 t‘o 5 al!-ter seven minutes overtime.

lllilsl lil llllli

INASHINGTON, Feb 4--Tliat the

Canadian reciprocity agreement must. stand or fall as`a whole in the llolisc committee on ways and means wa.; made clear today by Chairman Payne during the progress of hearings that occilpicd the entire. day.

A proposal uf Representative Ford-

ney in the morning for an amend- ment to the lumber schedule and an- other reference in the afternoon to ii ((‘.ontinucd on page il.l

IAYSTERIOULY DISAPPEARED

LONDON, Feb. 4---The name of

Lieut. lfredcrick l<`i\rnloi'-Hesketh o. the ninth lanccrs who strangely droi pcd ollt of sight last fall, today wa stricken from the rolls of the British Army because of absence froni dui. without leave. This Liciitenniit is thi second son of Tfionias Gerni Fernioi and lady ii‘»`-.riiior-Hesketli. A worli wide search for the lieiltenunf. was in iitituted noon after his disiiiipearaiicl: lint. failed to discover any olew ns ti his whereabouts. lie was educated nl the Royal Milifriry College at Sand hifrst and nt 'I‘rlnfty College, Cam bridge. He left- his mother`i~i rcsiilenc at Easton Nestor oil the afterliooli 0 (lct. 29th after saying that he wiiiili return 'soon for dinner. 'The lost. si-ci of hiin, was on the following mornin; when bf- lnndod from a steamer ai Kingston, Ireland. lt has been sug gesteil that hc sailed for Aniericu. The family con offer nil explanation. Londensed Advertisement:

i”r'f€5T§e.T*”i_°f o"i;.T..i%i¢.__5'..“.r* .\¥fneria

charge of shop. Apply to S-lpiii~~

geon l-liid4_o_x, _Qlyfc Iliver. gl-_~§illwpr\.

`l'_f)_S'I‘; between Charlottetown an:

J John Stewart's, Lot 48, twi

builalos. Finder leave at 60 Grafton treet 2-9d3fpd. v

U __W.____ ____ _ _V

‘Nj-ANTED, an experienced girl foi

~geii¢ral housework. Good wages

Mrs. R. H. Jenkins, 36 Brighton.

2--9d2lrifpd.

I OST, on 21th in City, silver

A’ watch, black beaded fob attach

ed. Finder please leave ut 233 Queer

St. 2 9d8ipd.

‘OR SALE, international Hai

‘I4 Press tognle ointed, oilt thret

» P

seasons. Termageasy. W. W. McNeill, H°fEL%¢.°i~--._.. .M Lltbifllrd- _

110 LET, that desirable resldencf

on Upper Hillsboro Street, late

ly occupied by I.. H. Beer; possesslnr given nt once. Apply to T. L., Aft ren. 7 Upper Hillsboro St. l0~2dti

I OST, on Sunday between Ht A l’aul's Church and Water Street

‘email gold brooch. Finder pleas( _ leave at Johnson's drugstore and re eeive reward. 2-9d3ipd.

L

i ' 5 l .‘ ill Jerli froiltii-rs, followilig ii iln::;»m,.h

C

:I

Mlnnrd's Linimcut cures Dlptherla.

lill.liilsslll I ill/llilll ll

llillillll

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To Check Bubonic Plague at » the Frontier. The Czar

Attends Conference

Special to"l'lie Guardian.

ST. l’l'J'l‘l~.'ltSllllll(i, l<‘i-li. ll--The

vast ariny of llllssin will lie iilobili'/f

_- ... .._I?’_ T. __-i'_"';’_`; ,_ _,__ __;___; ,__,_________________ N ’

DUCIGR C5001( , 1'

y F llv vlluoEl1ll.L§

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_ I

has Moving Pictu re

Views of His Arcticg

i Trip. Peury Strong-

ly Attacked

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Slicriiil fo 'l‘hc tlllui-dilln. ivlcu' volix, l~‘eb. s---Dr. Frederie

Cool: wb-» rnirl he reiiciicd North Pol;

will iimki: his flrnr. ilppenruiice on th, _vniideville stage ill lvlliullilttan Upgrk Hoii.»ie next \-.-as-li.

Ile hns i-rilliird 0, lii.i\'ing picture to

Ile liiflilc poi'trllyill¢{ his nil\'e;\l,urog and will go lwfoi-c the pulllic to ex-

plnin his cliilliis. . .

WAS}iINGl‘(iN, Fi-b. C~'l‘lli- l\’iirfh

Pole colltrovi-rsy wus i'r\'lrr~.i 5-feitlr. day when Eliilioivr iii;-lyi, lil-iggqli Tlaldivin lnnilo it liltti-r iif::i<-l. i ii me

ed if iier~i»ssiil‘_v to protei-f. flic fiwii

plague from llifiilii-liilriii iilid Vliiini I

(liinfe1‘cnrefi_i»f` thu I'/nr, f'l‘i-iiiiiw,

Htolypin und the Mliliniiir oi’ `ifii.'f were held tlliiliy til lIlsi'll.~'.~l lililvili:-i soldiers to thi wcstwnrd und soil _

relating to the sel~ioll:iiie,~4.~i iiiiil pro- gress of' the scoilrgc,

IIBJEIIIS Ill IINIEIIISIIN SIEIIS INIIIIIIING IIILES

Los .\Nosi.ns, 1.-,,,i__ i.~,.,,_ _,_ .3-_,.,,,

time Vice-l‘rl\i~iiilcllf. ol' the l`.ii:tv_l SURGE. lu im illfcrvirw printed in /an afternoon newspaper lirrl-, siivomiy criticizes Amrriciln girls who nlarrv foreigners. `

Mrs. Fairliaiiks was inf.l~l'\icw\~il nt

the home of friends in l'ii,~i_ii\.ni,_ where she lil s been staying for some wt-c.rs llrr remarks were made dilr- lllff ii discassion of the apiwoncliiiig lioulil-Deeics wedding in New Yom, She is quoted thus:

"I will say frankly that l do not

approve of this habit ollr Aulci-ii~iiii girls have of going .tu lililrolie fi r hilsllands. \Vliilc l do not like ti criticize the men they clioose-tliey have always been very gracious to mi.~1 do noi think then. ns lloiior able as the intn tlicso girls could find

at borne. Esiiecially is this so in rc- I

gard to their nl/tritnl i_»laf.ions. An l

n man have oillfrqrowll for swine-

liing deciilcdly liettclz "I think the whole s.icIul fabric of I

nn

ll

lilllrope fur below that oi Aiilcrlca iii L

quality. As I snlil before. o.lr men, in their dealings with wr-iiifii, rm- more honorable and Ami»ric.in women are more intellectual. The thing in the United States that ill-iiglits ini- i,-i the number of po-.>r_\voiiiiii you m':i-I daily who are wall ciliiinfit d. Now, you nf-,vcr see that in of.ll.~r coilnlriw-. There the only cultivated women you find ure leisure classes."

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LONDON, l~`ell. 4-Ill. lion. .losiillli ‘

Clialnberlain paid his liiiuunl visif. to

took the ni-itll of liiillilllelship. llc h|1tt,»;d for ii Iitfli- wliile with .*'.p/-iili- ;r l.owtlii\r and iiiliur iiifiiiiiiivs, :ind

warliily i‘er'f~iveil. The ;;eiivi'iil i.iipic.».- I ion was tlifif. file lirulill of the vet erilrl stnfmaiillill ll:i.il llll\`-l`.i\'i:~l sliulii ly since lic uns l~'\\'i l‘ii ill u _irilr ilirfi.

-rv-.-.»-_

Iol.i.i‘ by Al.:»l.eli <‘liiiiiilierliil.l :ind iieilt. Colonel Arllliir ll. lic, and he son signed his fuilier's iiniiic fo .lie roll. Mr. (`.liiilullcrlnfil iiinkilii: ll 'ross below the sigiiature. l

PASTOR DIES WHILE

this city ‘by Surah lll~l-:il;.'i~ , .

dead before the lio:i;lifl\l niiihnlance reached the place. -

tiers from thi- illvill-iioii of lllllloiii/-ll

I Ill- iisii.~l~ti~<l fllilf lir. twill( wiilllil yet be viiifllratt-il. lie will <~liili.~:.i\'or flliva- the l’l‘ilry ciifc i'c~~ii|l1~ncli by ( I

will nrr- basl-il on the theory tll foxi».~._ :leer and iiflici' Arrlio iinim

lull,-.i li\'l~ nriir lurid. ill- also bases

Gllurles W. l<‘airlialiki-i, wifi- of on-~, |

hi' both 1-:iplori-iw. ri»gni'il:lig liiud ice i

Hp

il iinfioliol liii,~|iwii_y nri'o=i.»~ ('a

i"lul» ill ll lcffvr to the boar

American girl who marries a foreign- I

er ill u way has retroirrzlilcd. She ii: l

fi

ccepting ideal.~r of life which Anieri- `

\V<iru:: l!i~ifi<li f_‘oiiiliil»io, has iiii* il li 'ii iiiil fiiil

i-..iii \':~.iii~i.-~.i\'ci~ illl---'lrli thc nl

NR. CIIAIABERLAIN fl

lail_\' hy Ihr i-'»ll'lif‘f?ll'; urtlclc ii‘iii'lli~,; iii fllrir n.-\v::;ia;‘vf' I.lr:il;; the post v.'1‘l‘l>. (inc s

SWORN IN AS M. P. i

ii mlly of the lnipf-i'ialii:t.i~= of

the House of f‘oiiiliioii.~i today, und ""‘l_ _(I"'f“l ll‘"l‘I" l" Emstra

rulificaimiii and u‘.'ri'f the grill' to this cinpirc.

nppcared`ii1 ii <‘hi~i'l':`\ll i:ir>-~-l. llc wus ‘ljlmt N1. lwiioiiisf. l»r.i-fy is ri

of ff~iv_l'iis.~lv \‘.iifiiil‘ henllicnli of ni

lie was nssisliul iii mid out of the

._____...__-.-. si.'ii-vnfioli mid ilcufh ewr r

,Iroiii rl. l'llil'»\'f\_'v nccifllvlf

hurt- fodiiy by pnss<'ni!,crs on

N PI-.AY.ivi~ii l'fli‘lfir‘ train No. 'I WI ._.-.- :-'iili l.i\ki~ (‘if_v on .lnnllnry

piiii,/\|lp;l,i=i]],\, if,-it .i is.;-,M \-.,, ov.-ifiikfii by liinilslldes ,1ig¢i|_.;5i|ig (jig }il‘ii.‘i\~i lii:llilr.~=f ii. ;;: li~li, "i:|if`i»rrli1l, 'Ihe p iirodilctioli of "Ln .~..'iiii:ii-ifiiiiii-" iii_‘ii..-iif.- ihi-ir irny lo fhis Cit

lil! f‘ii 'siiiliiiiii 'lil -

ltcv. Dr. .hlniillderi-x flm.i_ ii i‘ofilcill\»_~-i-i» r:il'ri~~iI for milfs i:llf‘\1

lflpisciillnliali lnillister, <ll'oil|\r\I ilciiil [iiiniin iii» of liiili:l rnrs rifle" at the church liousc from npoplrx_\', owl- fliii ilu-iilifliiii like Illl?

lir. llccil bud favored linviiii: “lllliiiiil i-oi-I-'_ -.iliirll llrllllllrfl in I

~larilaritniiie" put on the sliige, :ind Thi- foo-f .~=-lppl_\' l1l"I\\' ii" HI f. was while in the niiillit of u do thi- i.iis.~¢i'=i1i~i-s hull fo rout batc on the slilijccf. that llc dropped si~l\'i-s with one bisciiil n i without wnrning to`fllc floor. llclp |insscii_i:i»l', .llilin l‘ll‘Il.\‘.

was hurriedly suiniiioncd, buf he wnslviilq, (lnliforiiiu, died.

Niiflolliil ill-ogrnphirol H-.~»‘i. ile- l'|llriii;_; "'I`llesc so-rllliiil si-ii-llLiBl'a iliac I-i=»»ii dnlildlid in the l‘rnl'_v case." Ili- iiiliilvil fhilillifll l’i‘lll'y'l~. rccllrrlel

iii.-iioiiiiiiih .~fuf.eiii.-nfs iniide by

l "I -I iii* |l'.I'.l tflftf fha “ii iii-l. .will -ii \i;i,s lilo fll'Hf'. Iii!!-

ci~.i~i .i il.. ~.~ifii l'oll-. At the rliiiii- li-::»- he i»-~:.ii- =.ei-ioiisi charges a- giiilisf. f‘~ .'lr~, ;i|l.-,~_ili;; fill:-.t lic had

f'i‘.l'.~~il" |.!r-iiiriri =\ii~l iii|::i-eplrsented li¢~ ri-i\:=i.l.<= wily his iii:-n came-home,

to

`oligrf»ss lleforil iiiiiil iirfiiiii iii taken -.roiiiofillir l‘<~:il'_y to lie ri-nl'-ililiilirnl. .-’\l‘;7llilli~lit>: :lil\'ullrl~\l by Mr. Hald-

at als

lla fioiieliis-iliiis .in oli:-'ci'\‘iilioll.~l nlndo

l

ro p|lt'ks ililil flii- iziillndillgrl. livii-iriliiligg oil flii.~i liilsls, Ile declar-

es tliiil. iii; Pooh i'ifnrlii~<f in point ap- proiiiiiafcly ucnr thi- l’olc eleven lllollill.-: be-frirr l'rn.ry'|»' urrival thi-.ro_

IINllleiHI.IiIIIIlIN"I

lnilis illl

ll

i

ef-iui to ’l`li.: fliiiirdion. 'l`llllfl.\l’l`fl, li`l~!>. .ki--Til-‘ lliiilding of

nada.

rom flu- l'ucifii- to the -ltlantic fs irriiiisi-<l hy fbi- "liliri»il‘.'cr Alito

d of

mile.. 'l`holi..¢i'i 'T`:lylol', .'iiil\.il;tcl' of Public

un-

hway oun-

~ .1.-.- _ ~ :. ‘~. fill* Ilig

iiiii.. lo the .\llil-rin, l~<»i1nil1lry.

NNINNISI PNESS

Nlllll Iilll

l.il:\llil.\I, l-‘l-li. ..~-'i`l\c <-oiiirs

lui l'uifiiiisis rs a rfs..li i-f tlze reci- riicity ngi'i.-c.iiii~i~.f. has bien nriilcncccl

s np- ' organs action, urging Canada. tc the e peril

ill

on of

oifiil liy fill- I\iiil'iling !'ois'i., is

All-iilirr s~<'t'.0ii, ff wllich the Daily :lil 1:: Illi- I-lvifsigziiiiist, is rejoicing;

‘ ow free

(l`oiifiliiii~d on piigi: Il;

VELLER TELLS A

Tl'iRILLiN

:~l,\.\.'l"ll.»\.‘\`i'i:~‘<‘i'l, i`iil., lim of the liiiisf. thrilling t

G TALE

lfcll. 4- alcs of csiiltiiis: was fold the Wes- iich left 21st and near Vir- a.-seiigers y. after . They' n train climbing =: of dirt he trnin. fort that cut them- ln_v. (Ina of Sierra-

_ -» -V .rfifflil llril'ishi‘i\s

Disteuiber.

Minnril’u Liniinfint cures

LONDON, l~`ab. 4--Tile iiununl ri\',iorf Much opposition was of the irish Agrlcultilrnl 0rgulii1.i\~ first in tho work or or

tion Society which has iust been pub- ‘ished shows that remlirkuble pro- gress is being made in the nlovcniviit. ind that it is bringing prosperity toi the -country. _

Sir Horace Plunkett who is the `iend of the organization, and his as- sociates have rendered great service to Ireland by introducing into the principal Irish indni-itry, agriculture, the methods which have proved ao eminently succeslsful in other Euro- pean countries, notably in Denmark.

I

ORGANIZATION BRINGS FROG

ness

met with an ganlzliig co-

with dairy- ol co-opera- The present total of 301`

operation.

A beginning wus made

ing. in the introduction tive methods ln Ireland. rvport shows a grand societies ‘ in twenty-three counties, with it membership of 44,213 farmers or cowkeepers, a total capital of li,~ 248,595 with a turnover for the flaunt year of $9,202,500. The net gala in leash business over the preceding year is nearly $800,000. and the gain in membership is nearly 2,000. I J

infill G .iii

of f-rx.

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