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A _ *Y ' 'rua LM-ser News _THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN B-mg., or Am, PAGE NINE

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HOUSE OF

Fridh , A r'

_The House sat with yclosgdndloors fr:/|xrIi!1‘1cg';lock to 11.50,

. asked the

of Public Works if he h(d(;mr:lcl¢esl:'i;,¢ile; petition from certain inhabitants- of Big Pond and Rock Barra in Town- ships Nos. 45 and 46 in Ki-ng-s Coun_ W. D1‘&Yll'IE that a public i~ighu.0f_ way be granted them througq, a lar -block of land formerly own-ed by ts: Governmnut but now owned by 8 number of inhabitants. If so doe, the Government intend to take an

act-io; in 319 matter. y H0 . R. CUMMISKE '. ~ the petit-ion h-ad been receiveil 85:? matter would be lnvestigiated 'and ff found to -be in t-he public interest ac- tion would be -taken.

MH. ‘OX asked t e (}ornm'. '

of vPublic'Works“fif di; has reclclivlgdxeg petition from certain inhabitants of Hermanvllle and Big Pond praying that a certain bridge known as Mc- EaUll6l‘Il'S- Bridge gn the “ui-uhm.” part of Souris Line Road, be raised about 5 feefl? If so doesthe Govern, ment in-tend to take a-ny action in the matter?

HON. MR. CUMl\’lISKE\'- said

he had received the petition asking that the bridge be raised five feet- fih-at a new bridge \vo\ild be rcigiuircd within a few years, The m-attur` woul-d.receive the favorable cousid~

eration of the- Government,

_THE PREMIER submitted papers ln regard to teachers who hu-d -been suspended as asked for by il-fr, Mc.

Kinnon.

On motion of Hon. A-lr, Iiii-_lim-(1,,

the _I-_louse went into coin-in-ittce on the gill bo incorporate the Ty-no Vai. lay airying Company. It wus ,,.

l»!\"*f¢’-'d t0 Wil-hOllt am-endmcnts..

HON. MR. Rl(}l~lAl{ilS moved thi.

following resolution, si-comloil by M,- fchug-hes: `

Resolved, th-at tiiiis llouso is of

opinion that thc l'riuci~ 1-]-dwurll ls llrn-il li-ai-lway time table proposed to be put into operation uhis Suiu-fuer I is vcry llnsaitisfuctory ii-nil i\lt.<ig1i»-¢i;,,.,-

people. ,

I<‘urthcr lfosolvod, ’|‘hnl_ if i-oinmil ,

tice of fl-vc liicnrilcrs of this -lluiuw ini t

appointed to represent. the niu-hier to

fthe Departments of li-nilways imd hh.;

Hallway Commission. , In support of this ri»solution un

laid he refer-red more pnrf:i<fl|larly to flue time tu-ble for thc si~ctii~.u bc- trween Sum-inerside and Charlotte- i town. 'I‘he‘f.ime was slow, so that I it took three 'to four hours to covcr , th-is short dista~iu'c_ "Phe express 1 train from Clmrlotfi-town ri-ncliod | S-niu|ncrsi'de in good tiuic, -but. wi-st nf the latter point. wus uruiili- a slow ¢_ train, and would not give saf_i.~.fuc- f t-ion. lt had been ,~uu.1_ucsi.i-.I that the f ('-ape 'l‘raver;»'e train slioul-il bi- utilis rd as- it was four or fivi- yi-urs ago. , - new tahlo involvi d loavin-g Tig

'l‘lu. . ' _ " K nish at li o’clork in f-h-<- u\l>I‘urnl£~ li ,i scelnod strnuge that off.-vi' all ul\ccl’- f,.

forts of boards of flrnirli-. an-il ot.lu_-.rs H that not only was the train .service ,_ not improved buf. sei-.incd liki-ly izo bi- , worse th-an before. t

HON. MR. HU(}l-IHS seconilirl flu' s

supply, Dr. Warburton in the chair.

plunntion of thi- payment of second-

it hnppi-n thai. this wus done in el- l-<'i.iui| yflill' '_'

unsuitmme tn nm N__\uil_mN_mS of Um of the iiovi-rnvnent uf; the limi-.

than irri-gulur. ll. bud gone on for years. ll :un-Ii things wi-.rc done in u

uit the blairu-_ ou l)r. Anderson a-

iud numb:-r of thu f.¢-nclii-rs hnd lu-.mi

.list the di-imrtmcnf. was made to

ASS

Hfnmlllv were strong in condemns. "l;l“R°f the Dfoposed time babie, h J KENNEDY was glad to RWE' the matter taken up though when he brought the matter up by rnsolutuon a short time ai;-0 they -had voted it down He objected to the up

011De Traverse branch He hoped th

m-ade right

*lon was satisfactory last year,

MR LUX

to the eastern service

void this loss of time

Hupflies, J. A. i\lcDo-nald, Wyatt.

this evening.

EVENING SESSION.

I-L35 o‘clock.

sons was rend a second time and re-

I-Iouseflvlr. lrving in the chair. lt was agreed to without amendment.

THE l’l{EMlER introduced a hill

respectinl: insurunce and guarantee companies. _

The House resumed committee of

The rcmnining items of the vote for ducation were taken up. ' MR, 1\1.»\’l`Hll\}S()N culled for ex-

-fuss ullowunccs to sc-vi-n tliinlfclnss i-.ucln-rs, hcfori-_ disclissrd. liow did

the House. The western 'members

I t

'l`l'll<l l’lfl<}lVlil~iR suid thc payments ind been made without the knrhvlcd-

hi-n it came fn l\is»k|\o\vll-ilge he irilci‘cd it to ine st.o|ipi-il. 'l`h»-ri- \vi-rn io political ri-niziuis. '|'hc Hu|leri|l- i~ndi-fit. had nctn-li in whut he thiill- lii was thc ln-sf. iiit.ci~i-.sts of educa- iou, ulthouuli it. was not strictly ~i-gulnr. Mli. Mei{ll\'NflN tlionght it more

milk, somebody would go to the u-nitcnt.iiu'y. llut it was unfair to

one. llc was but. one meml-,i-r of the ionrd of Education. Mil. l\'l.~\'l`f~lll<}>ll)N` insisf.e<l that he itcm should stunll over till in- ormntion was supplied showing how nr thcsc illegal puymi-nts had gone. 'l‘l-iii) l'liI¢lMll<1li saiil the names

ivcu. No inemlu-r would wunf. to sci- si'i1o'ol qliisi-if for the \vnul. of fl. w ilollnrs. 'l‘h<- country got. the he- cfit. l-lc hnd give-u ull thi- informu~ ion ln his possession. - Mit. J. A. Mcl)llNAl.ll claimed

ervi- politicnl ends and that nearly

resolution. , _ 'ii

MR. WYATT and others objcctcil y

that the time tahlv wus not lvclori- l

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0 pupils each. l-lc snid the school

15,000 had hcen illegally paid last cur to 250 schools with but five to‘

rangemenf: of the time table for th-4;

committee would sea that this wa.;

MR MCLEAN thought the arrange-

ment of the trains on the- eastern sec-

was of srnuilar opinion as

MR A J McIJ()\IAID objected to

the delay caused by going tu Monta- Elle and back He tliought ainotber engine should serve the branch to 9,-

The resolution. was adopted, the

committee being enlarged to i-nclude seven members as follows: Messrs Agnew, Mchean, Richards. Prowse,

The House adjourned till 8 o'clock

The House resumed its sitting at

The bill respecting proof of claims

against the estates of deceased per-

ferred i the committee of the whole

know whether second class teachers had not r_eceived first-class pay. The Premier had justified the Superlntend ent in breaking the law. He (Mr. Mathieson) believed the Superintend- ent \vas simply a tool in the hands of the Government. He had seen the school- system brought into the poli- -tical arena and degraded. '1`hey should keep the law. lf thc lnw is wrong, change it.

HON. MR. McMll.l.AN objected to

being denounced as criminals. He find found that some third-class teachers, \vlio had fnlli-rd in one or two points to obtain second class lic- cusi-, were really better teachers than ii good many second-cla:-is teachers.

HON. _l». McD(lNAl.l) said they had

been denounced] for not keeping the law. He asked were all the laws kept? The school system was diffi- cult to ri-gillute. A school that 15 ycura ago had 40 pupils und had turned out distinguished men now had but seven pupils. It was hard to say that they should he deprived of the chance to get an education. He euloglsed Dr. Anderson. No man had done so much for education here as hc. The country would not t-clfcve he had acted from dishonest or im- proper motives. He denieil that u school in (lardigan had boi-if estab- lished for political purposes.

HON. Mft. Mclnnis, Mr, J, A. Mc~

llonaid, Mr. Mathli-son, Mr. |.nird, Mr. llicl{innon, lion. ‘Vl|~:'H'igllcs und l“ren\ler Haszard who at lf o'clock moved the adjournment of the oe- bate, Mr. Matllieson, Mr. Laird and Mr. J. A. McDonald eontiu-if-d the dlscuslsion for some time. I-ot 'u single item had been ps-med u-lion progress was reported and ti-e House adjourned at 11.15 till tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock.

nal-On'r or wi~:s'i‘ I.-\us'rni.\ swm-*r uv ,

REAl)\' 'l`I-l lbl Y EA li

i.oNnoN, `1uai-cn ne-rim \\'.-.<i, ni-i

dies trade commission will hold fur~‘

ther meetings in Loud-on to consider ""-

the uvidcncc in regard to ii--li-g~i~iipfiir “ und Steamship coniii-.uriiiraf-ionis u-nd ll hope to present'/tllieir rcport bcfori- 5

the e-nd of 1910. il

cum-x‘vA'r1NG sunsnss.

Fat women must tnkc this injunc- tion to heart if th-cy want to bi- in style for the new modus will uoti drapecver a fat figure. l

The fat has got tu come oil (l'.iickl_v| (-

but Without harm, of course, an-iilsc

this means only one thi-ng can be dc- is pen-ded upon. Exercising or dieting ure too slow. The int woman who C1 _wau'ts,to wear a forini-clinulnir frown p

niust make au iiumciliutc trip to lu-r,fi-

druggist and get a case -of M-armcla t Prescription Tablets, which will cost t her about) 75 cents. ii

Taking one of these after each-iucnl tl

and at bedtime should be enough to

bring her to the "losiiig-s-poimil-iv fo _

` crsonntions, and never for an in-|

tand did the interest of thc audi-

ifay" stage before even thc first cnsc p is used up. It is hardly b\‘lic\'rrl|le s that such deliglhtful results cnu be i-i obtained w-it-bout harm and for such a slnlnll Bum of money, buf. thou, fact. ‘ li is strung-er than fiction.~ il'

Test. t-he effect of these tablets by li

getting a ease yourself, either from ll flha Miarmola (`-o., 1201 l<‘armcl‘ lil-<llI». 5' Detroit, M-ich., or from any -ilriflIX'lSt- -‘lv 'llhci' are made in ex-arf; nccorilance l with the fain-ous l\‘lin~molu l‘rcs<‘rlp- l tion and, crinsciiiiciitly, can -nohluuvr J uny ill effects. J

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Mfnard’s Linimeni. (‘\\ri-is flu-ndrufl. ,N

ii-use daningc and loss of lite in

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n embankment, killing four and in-

lausc stimulated _thc actors to ef-

ig of the last scene the attention of

lnrmon illiss.,.... ._.l<l. Kiel'

ohn lJnrton_........._........._...J_ l’roflt

` A I-‘Il-iiivl-I 'ron-NAno.

TllIICS'l`.\, Ausfrin, April l-The ri-est. tornado in years, accompa it-d by ln-uvy snow has caused im-

outhcrn Austria. A pns.<cnger train was l-.lown off the ils near Muggla, und rolled down

iriug eighteen people.

l‘f.i>\’l'-DR-1-`.\lilVl” IN KENSINGTON

Tin- Kensinizton Amateur Dramatic lub on l-luster Monday night pre- ntcd in (‘. M. B. A. Hall the real- tic farce comedy "(‘-lover Farm." The uudience was large und appre- utivc and by the well timed HD-

ctivc performance. From the time ie curtain rose at the beginning of ie First uct until it fell on the clos-

e audience was held SD€l1b0\md» \With keen interest the spectators llowed'tlic actors through their im-

ici- abate. _ The dramntis personas- wi-rc as fol- »\\-s:--- `

Iiiluudcr JimSon.._...'l‘_ obt.Jin1son .... cv. Ilcrbcrt (}oodmnn..... ld. Gillis lippcry- (iibbs..._........ll. A. llowness alnmandcr Hliarp_...........'l".l). Marks ount Fabian Mcrabinu W.l-l. llarrach

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llounhoc McBride

cunic 'llarton......Mlss Ji-nn liowueas rs. liessic Uliss...Missl’. McDonald uury Ann Jimson .... ..Miss K. Oliver

~ Pililiii .Silliii SE

A full h-nuse greeted the ¥"lll\‘l“l in

pc,-formats Q( pi-mcg Stl-cs-f. Sc-hool|\v in toe Opera House last nic-ht, nh.-ii* occasion being the Pf°90"‘l`“l-i“" “il their a-n'uua`l concert. l“-

Thm year the concert took the a

form of n'-n Operettia-"'l‘lm l<T~i\cli<a.iif.- p ed Glen"-‘and the audi-ence t-h-at l-eff. vw t-he Opera. House last nifl'lXl'.W"'“` 9°" ‘l li-eps l|lf(t»er sat-lsfiitl t-liwu blzlrl. of <- im gf the previous concerts. < 'I¥he presentation as delivered lust. night no doubt entailed a EWR* ‘l“"‘ 0| work on ,E para of those i-n char- l,"~'2 ahd for (the siicccssiiils -which hudirgpdicnnifilitniii-fist 20 Wi ii. 'ii-'ie on 1-roi wright. 0- W1-<----P peghaprsc tire. gréafeir p‘:o'plo‘rtlc-u of I um shui in-vile @1- ’“ ° ° 1.9,, ,mu on more N

celled tlhflrtnee mme mms 0| Queen Q work of t c B especially Mech” Mah s Court wa as a Smvmlm F and the final setting W _ V "“°' u 0 eretta Tha musical paul' dii1r'iiicrs Killmvcl A

ftntteigpgmcil t-h-roumllout each scene and in l\:lt§l\“5¢g;1_:’lly"‘_";‘:;n:ja

are did their ner* °

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A i n -n

ppl-ni'ii'nccs.

xecut-ed and when accompanied by rt-isf.ic floor work was particularly |,.,,,,;",;_ The dialog-ue w-as carried

ut in n manner tb-at would do ,.,,,m U, any i-ypprlc-fired company if artists.

n many of tiln-.lr choice selections nd ,,,|(|,~il materially io flu- enlfly'

Hlllll lliillilil

|,-|~,-, uuy ilispiny of iirrvousiu-us liirh -might. ‘hc i-xciisn-lrlc on llr:.t

The chorus work w-as iuvlevndidly

ith ruse---iii practically 'no case was

.The (`.i\arluf_tctnwn School of Muaic ,mrteiir ilrciu-strn. wcri- ag-aiu hear/l

out of thc evening.

‘Tim following is lihc llrinnatls mining and not wlbbout u. vefy

nrsouuc: ‘ _ _

mme Grumpns, the V-lllafre T9"`°l' .life.

Francis Holl- ,,,~,, nu (lrphs-n Jean McDonald need Mnb of the Fairies

llcssie Iiousom

uiry of the Glen Alnnlc -lul\I\S0u _ , , t Y F lr Recorder 'gum' H idle; Fletcher

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son-ation of the character reprc-uzitcd

sun Llell Cook and l"reAl‘a 'i-las-lard which included solos from each, all of which were most cre-d-i-t-ably dune, were other leading roles and Miss I/llias Fletcher and little Miss liar- ion Whcar were -also well suited to

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well acquainted with their share in the play and ren-tiered their p:-rt.; as effect-fvely.

joymeut. A great -deal of work must

GIVES BIRTH TO DAUGHTER.

ST()(.‘»KI-IOLM, Sweden, March 29-

(lrown Princess Gustav Adolph of Sweden, formerly Princess Margaret of (`-onuaught, gave birth to a ilflllfrlller Ullllly- The other children of the Crown Prince and Princess are Prince Gustave Adolph, born in 1906, and Prince Sigvard, u year younger.

\VUL'l`ER INDICTED

Fflll; MURDER ; TRIAL

BEGINS MONDAY.

_ NEW_ YORK. lyiercii 31-it took Just ninety-three minutes today for two juries to pave the way for the trial of Albert Wolter, charged with' the atrocious murder of Ruth Wheel- er un last Thursday. A coroner's jury held him for the grand jury and U10 Kmnd J'\ll‘Y indicted him for mur der. The true bill lay on top of fif. tcen others returned. The trial has been set for next Monday. “'°1l<>r’H lawyer. winter D scott will not et even ' ' L ' Wheeler in dead. admit that Rmb

Celcato Bc” (1(_nk Feiicluf l<‘reda Haszard f'-lflfi--11 liniei uiiiureu Annette Edith Moore Christine Jean Allan Eunice Wiunifred Biatch Celia Verna li-.-opcr E-1000 ' A-nnl-e Gurjlner Elsie Ruth 'iugzan Milkmaills, Attendants, l~`i-_i.~li-s and Village Girls

Miss Holi was a splendid impi-.-r-

in Dame Grumpus -and received n>uch applause after each of her splendidly rendered and-appreciated vocal infin- hers.

The parts taken -by Miss J-:un Ide-

Donsld, licssic Loui-con, Annie John-

thelr arts The others were f-','uully

The whole evening was one of en-

have been done to get the performers dow-n to that -degree of efficiency which was evident in last ¢y:iii|n;'s nperettn, which was -ammsfnfl. filler-

plaln moral which many mllzht l\I`0f- ltsbly apply bo themselves in daily

CHICAGQ MARKETS.

CHICAGO, April 1-(Special.)--

June Wheat 114i August Wheat . 108) June Corn 61!

rigl, f.)nccn's Messenllff

Marlon Whnnr

vu.i..\uu sinus

August Corn GQ

consider whether Tnmday

_.captured and Cunningham went

A meeting of the committee- of

seven of the members cf the House

Board of- Trade and Superintendent Sharpe was held yesterday evening in the Legislative Oou-neil C/beam-be'r.

It was claimed that th-e proposed

train arrangements were unsatisfact- ory. Mr. Sharpe st-ated that the ffune table could not be clianged' ow-ing principally to the annual dclflcit of the P. ld. I. R.

It was decided to place the mia/offer

before-_ Hon. Mr. Gruliam, the Minis- ter of Railways, at (lt'f1a'.vv-a. lt is felt that the proposed arrefngeineut of trains will be ve-_ry \msdtilsfa.ct~’ ory to the what and very -lniurlous to the trade of (lli-arlottetovwn.

411,000 :-ull~"[‘ COAL

MINICRH WILL

» f~l'I‘lilKl~} TONIGHT.

I’i'I`TS-BURG, March 31-The 40,000

union workers in the soft coal mines of the Pittsburg district -will quit work at midnight tomorrow; how

long the suspension will be is a mt- ter of speculation. At the hour i - ed, the contract with the operators expires and in view of the collapse of the general negotiations at Ciu- cinnati for a new wage scale had working conditions, a suspension is necessary uiif.il the question is f.ln'ca~ hed out.

0N'l‘Altl() 'l‘0 'I’EA(‘-H-

HER I’RISONl°}ftS

- ' TO BE FARMERS

TORONTO, March ,31-The return

of the prisoners' in _the Provincial Central Prison to the land will be- g-i-n next week, when 100 men- will be sent out the new farm at _Guelph to begin the spring's work. The farm which is 800 acres in extent, comes into the possession of t-be provimce April 1.

NEW YORK POLICE

CAl’TUlf.Fl 'RWD

N0’l'f~}'D CROOKS.

NEW ,YORK, March 31-Extraordinl

ary precautions were taken today on the arraignment before the federal commissioner of Frank Cunningham and Frank Chester, whom the police identified as two notorious criminals.

Both are charged with robbing the

post ofilce in Richmond (Va.), of $85,000 in stamps and cash. Picked deputy marshals filled the prison van in which the men were brought to court and fifty detectives guarded them closely while the complaint was' read. | Chester fought hard last night when

through such contortionel at police headquarters today for twlo hours that it‘was impossible to'take his picture for the Rogues' Gallery. .Nei- ther man had counsel in court and an adjournment of the hearing until next Wednesday was asked by the government and granted. Bail was fixed at $20,000, failing which both men were again locked up.

NOIl’l‘.l-I SHORE GUIDES'

ASS()(‘/IATION WRATI-iYv '

(IHATI-IAM, N. B., Mairch 31-The

annual meeting- of the North Shore Guides' Association wfac held at Newcastle this afternoon. The pro- vincial government w-as severely crit- icized because of the fact th-at all - the guides sent from this province to the Sportsmen’s Show at New York were choscns from the New Brunswick Guides' Association, wh-lla the North, Shore association was eu- tirely ignored. Most of ° the memibers of the New

Brunswick Association live in York coiu1ty_-and the grant of $600, pro- vided for the purpose of Sandi-ug guides and the show, was given to them, in spite of thefact that some North Shore guides wrote ‘to mam.-_ bers of the Government protesting ag'ainst"thii-1 eoursel' i

A resolution was passed protesting

ag-ainst the course _taken by the 8‘0\'- nrnment_ A copy will be forwarded to the surveyor general.

The officers of the mociation were allowed to remain lnofilee until the next meeting on June 20_th. A large appropriation was nllade to adver- tise the asuociat-lofi in 'the Amerlomi papers and niagazlnes.

WARMER.

Special to The Guardian. TORONTO. April 2#-Moderate west-

_erly winds, fair and `e little higher temperature.

The length of today will be twelve

hours and forty-three minutes.

The temperature at three o‘rloelr

this morning was twenty-nine de- grees above zero.

including representatives of the

lore stories, which are in away even

'at Cardigan had n0t been inspected Special to The Guardian. Special to The Guardian. for two years. ST. JOHN, April 1--A. H. `.'h-.vfs, MONTREAL, April 1-This was th

THE PREMIER claimed that in for some years chief clerk of the ln0l_'B.\.\§'§ busy day. They p_ave"seye

om one ear had the_ms action Ce-naidiafn Pacific Steamship 1'.iascn- D0<li¢B. '

V Y P nel' Devartment has been appointed The water was let out of the cena

killed Rf- Clfdlgani Bild UIEYG WEN to the responsible position of Mana- to make repairs and two bodies

reasonable explanations for this. It ser of Passenger Traffic for the Can- mg," were found. _ ,B the intention to have the i,,s,,ec_ adian Northern B. S. Co. ' wo young chil_dren's bodies wer

Davis will sever his connectiun with

-found-one in Notre Dame cluiri-

e hidden under a seat and the othe n under the melting snow in a field i

the North end.

l _ A boy was killed by a car, a ma

,uf work and a woman, unknown, fel

e' dead on the street.

less than twenty pupils, the Govern- mn W assume is new 0 'Ee C"

Tdstbetxag' tote Pay or to have td; alms hé°d‘“'“rters Wm be 1° ‘“""""e'

schools closed. A teacher sometimes `

began with a good average of pu- "T

pils but before. the year ended the ' gpecinl to 1-he G,,m.man_ average fell off. As to the new _ gAL1p~Ax_ APM 1__T|,e Gran schools- referred to by Mr. McDonald _ _ __ Jury returned no bill against Di they had been asked for by the rate- ' and. Cowans, of the Dominion an

payers without distinction of party *“‘ _ Cumberland Coal Companies r¢sp¢¢;. arfliél Itrh;per:':i;;)tIl;er had been referred to Special to The Guardiam ively, who were charged 'with av con

Mn ARSEN,AUU,. argued that woon-s'rocK, N. B., April 1-Rev. ’P"“°Y °° i“°\‘°“S° Prim-

' _- .- S. A. B in Ii z ------

wbile the avowed-ob_iect .if Bunce of of frienger i: the “£';a3‘°o;’y:;g“sgX 300,000 COAL MINERS

,Y`;;:;;]sel,(s}02§§e eggs tlfrepiglxiinnigeg £5 Garfield after a tedious illness of HQAVE' QUIT WORK

. consu pt _ He tb th _

gg;,,;>,--P-tl,-my-gb-333;* W-;;,,;-gf-;§‘{_,,,§§ .nn 1?.. `.§’.§‘....i.. i....i"'.?§... §..ili¥i°‘I.p- ,,‘lf*S,H’NGT°N» -\---11-1'--c \----

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,lone in educating thgsc people in on to mourn through this disease. ,,333 ;g:?an?islld1dneIo!l iI2ed'lt\xe?)`lb\'l;:i: the classics is to prepare them to Ohio Illinois, Iowa, Missouri Kan:

become lawyers doctors or eugin- _qui 'Quan d k '

eers and take tliem out of the l'r<» work last gilghhan Ar “mms” (lun vince. _ ' - The miner d 1 d th _ Mn. MeLsAN insisted time the is no, a ,,m1e_°§,§";,,e,e,,f awfjgpzxf

House should be told how many sion of work pending the 3|-range eats the unlawful a ents to "nrd

il _ D W5 . ment of a wage scale for another:

class teachers had gone on and l-ow year The men demand an increase of many were so paid. _ - -- - 5 cents a ton.

MR. MATHIESON would ll_ke to Confidence is ex reused h U,

P _ Y e op-

erators that there will be no coal amine, large supplies having been

secured in anticipation of the walk. ent. ' ' -

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'rss Hoiusnv 1.1'r'i-as Gnu..

nllillel' a homely little girl ag-od

afternoon w-lille her ulotllrer _wias drc-owe. wane on into gin and the two callers were waiting- for the mother to come ilownstaira, the gall. ers asked the usual questions regulrd» WX the- little glrl's age, when she was going to school, etc.

At last one of thecallers unable to

00‘fllf&lil l|0I'B%.lf,; S&id L_() th” Q “She is not very p-r-att-y,'f's mfg? im-iauiing the lliitle girl. '

The little girl spoke up before the

Qlrhvr cellelrr had tl-me to answer. "I _know I'm not pretty, _hut I'm| s-ni-ai-r-f. for my age,"

HISTORY IN BRIEF

OF THE ALLD8 CASE,

NEW YORK, March 31.-The follow-

ing- is a concise history of t-he -now famous Allds case with dates :

January 4--Allegations made by Mr

Uonger against Mr Allds.

Jenuaryc--Mr Allds elected rep:-,U.l~

can leader of the Sena-ta.

January li?-(lbarges first made

public.

sweepf-ug invcetiglation.

January 30-Mr Gonger, in 'bill of

particulars, says he saw Mr Alldslae- cept a bribe uf $1,000.

February 8-Trial begins, -and Hir-

am G. Moe tells his remarkla'ble'story of legislative bribery. _

February 9--Mr Conger Wes wit ness stand, wh-ere 'he re ` _ins flvc days. _

March 3-Mr Allds takes witness stand, where he reenalnli Diff Of YY*/0’ days. ‘ ` '

March 22 and 23--Lawyers sum up casa- ' _ `

March 25-Case goes to the Jury,

(Ben-ate.) ' - '

March 29--Verdict rendered. Number of lawyers errK5§°d in C599.

eleven.

Estimated cost to Messrs Coirger

and Allds, $35,000. 'Estimated cost of sf1eI!0§l'B-\1'\\'Y. $35,000.

Total cost, estimated. Uooflloo-

_ ?i______.

Ks1'rH's THEATRE, BOSTON. - _._.

The hrase, “evel'y£\lll\8 “BW ll* vaudeyille starts at Kell-|16." il* _quotedcouutry-wide. Bild *»_\1¢l`° "eve" was al greater demonstration of this fact than last week -when MP9- LU Belle eCorbell Pickef.t,. widow of the Ce_nfe_<_lerete general, sppe_ar0l at Mr- Ketitfra theatre in Bee o_n llld 83% her description of Gettysburg. It wks a daring thing, not. only for Mr. Keith, but for Mrs. 1-ickett,_who was able to- held a vaudeville audience for twenty-tive minutes with -her wonderful description of tile battle, and now that Bostonlans have _heard it there has been a general demand for something more from this talent# ed- woman, and next week alle will bi. heard fn an entirely different line. possibly- the famous Southern folk-

more interesting than her vivid dc-

ri ti f Gett b

5° D on 0 YS “r8` ' so highly appreciatedf and that with

As usual there will he an excep-

tionally strongvaiideville bill head- 1' , (1 h t h

ed by Mile Dazle, unquestionably America's greatest dancer and pan- tomimlst. Mile. Dazle, by the way, first produced her pantomime "L’Ar- mour d' ls Artist" at this house, and has just returned from one of the most successful tours any yaude~ ville star has ever undertaken, cov- ering the entire country from coast to coast. _

Other features of the bill qlll be W.

(1. Fields, the tramp jlilllfi Oar- son and Willard in "The Dutch in

Lenharr; the six Musical- Noelos fu "A Day in Old Sevllie;" Harry ffreen; and the Amoros sisters.

Condensed Advertise ents “‘

..-L...._ -'_*-._,_.' '; ,__ _.__ Fuses sknmouffluiiiut, rum-

. an Haddles, (10c lb), Kfppers, Blasters, Flea Trout at Tanton*s.

‘ _ 4-maine

IQOR SALE, valuable bullllflll lots _ on Grafton street. Apply at Coffin &.Oo's Grafton street.

4-M31

B101! ONE week only, eaiii or ex-

I change for horse, 2 up-to-date

speed and jog cujte, 240 Ohqifllln iiicinletei- me ameeer, :sto worth

beekeepers eup¥rl‘fes,,- 100 colonies bees., 2 empty vos, powerdiorse clipper. Life is short, come quick. R. L. Todd. G. A. B'leeery's stables,

The tide will he high this -_afternoon

Mfnard's Llnlment Reliever Neurlalgle.

af' 4.55 and f.orimrrow` afternoon lt

6-294 ' . V. . ..i...l.lA.A:

Oharlottetown. _ 4-Zdlipd

d VANCOUVER, April 1-On fic nr ck rival ‘of the steamer Titian from tli

four was sent to answer Nye gum- nm,

January 19-Mr Allds demands il*

_ fllcflormac ll. .I. lifcllonald, W. J.

Special to The Guardian.

__dred tins of opium found among th - carlo. _

WANT SIR CHAIIILES

FOR OLD HOME WEI-ll(

AMHERST, March 30-More tlnni

150 entries have been received for the nrarltime horse show to be hi-lil in the Winter Fair building on April 6 and 7. The number far exceeds thi- expectations of th_e promotlors, uuil assures success. Entries huvu lueru recorded from many sections of tho three provinces. Numbers of pcoplii w-lll be present.

An effort is oeing :nude by thc old

home week'co\n.niitt.ec to have Sir (lliarles Tupper present, iliuriug- thi: week in his native town.

$1iJ0,0(l\') EASTER (`()I.liE(l'l‘lt PN

NEW YORK, March lil-All record.-:

for church collections fn a siuulv Sunday are believed to huvc ln>1‘n 'brok-en by the ;ii;u,0o0 couti~i-luit»1<u\ ‘made nt the lilaster se|'vii-c.-i af. ll-I'ul'o iohurch in this clby. Tho iii-»l\¢’Y |bo devoted to the iinuuolslul of fate Dr. William ll. li‘\\ul.|-ilsllllh ‘"- merly rector. _W

. .IKE ANo'l‘i~i\~;u

mu'-Kg |i~:i.ico'i‘ioN' iN i~:Ni:i.A:~.-ii.

LUNDUN' M_,,.,| 1. _lVfr. Asuliitlrs

m(,t|qn_ applying closure_ to the di-_ hate on the veto resoliitions _cullllllfll with the intlmation that similar ar-» tion is to be taken in refiflfll l" UW Budget has created a gr-ni-.rul un resslun that the fiovcrnmenf. ilmzid- Ed 'to accelerate the crisis and if o general election is necessary. which is almost the universal view. d\sso» lution will be in May.

Annnsss Asn i~m<:si-:N'rA'i‘l->N.

Immediately after High Mass out

blaster Sunday the parishioners ol St, Audrew's waited on their pastor. Rev A ll. McLellan, and prescul.\'<l hlu1'wi'th an address and pursu ol' on:-.hundred dollars. l\`\>ll0Wil\l'- ll* the addressz- _ To Rev. A. 1'. Mclmllall. i'. l'~. -*|- Andrews: _ _ Rev. Dear l1‘ai.her:-We, the _parn.-li-

iuncrs of St. Andre-w's l'ur|sh, uf. this joyful season of Eastertiele tiiki-_ thu, opportunity of expressing to you our feelings of esteem, loyalty. and devotion for your untiring min- istratious to us during the past nlnc years. You have within this pcrioll. by your noble and gentlemanly bcur- ing, self-sacrlice and zcal in the cause of Holy (lhurch enkindled in us

one of His ministers emanates from God.

Ever ready to add strength und

cheer the sfiifcted either in pain or sorrow,. you have endeavored at ull -times to lighten our burdens ami to

by ohliterating many of its liiddcu pitfalls. ' `

Your instructions to us have ul

ways been able and well directed, whether in matters spiritual or tcm- ‘ poral, and, as a result of your busi ness ability, `our church and church property can, with practically no debt on it at present, compare fu

vorably with any in this diocese.

In conclusion, Dear Father, we ask

you to accept the ecconipauyiull purse as a slight token of our cs- teem, and we earnestly pray that Al- mighty God may long spare you fu

minister over us.

Signed, on behalf of thc Parish-,

Allan J. McDonald, Aeneas ('. Mi-» Adam, D. ll. Mi-Donald, (`. J. lilcin- nls, John Moore, A. J. Grunt., Jus. Walsh, M. D., H. F. I"i-eliun, .lohn Macdonald, Jr., Reuben Doyle, lion aid McAulay, Victor Egan, A. .\‘.

Mcflonald.

Father Mcl.ellan, with it fi-w ui-ll

choscn remarks, thankfully ackuow ledged the above. He was glad, lu- 'aaid to know that his labors wr-i'l-

the hearty co operation of the pr.-o p e, every o ls ac i- t a as present.- ed itself during the time hc has bi-vu parish priest at St. Audrew's bus been successfully overcome. '

In the end he prayed that God

would continue to pour forth His blessings on the people and their un- dertakings for the future as He bus abundantly done in the past, and lu- felt assured those habits of thrift, industry and piety which have al ways characterized his flock would be t ltt i it -

UPIUM WlS Slllill

d East .customs officers seized one lum-

comfort to departing souls, or to I

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EMBLY YESTERDAY c.l.s.s.ciMlllill MANY BoDlESFouriD [ li iuuclllnl s

...___ `

h Hpccinl fo 'l`hi- llmiwliriil. r 'l‘Ulif>l\"l`il», Apiil l -lion. \¢\', I.. n Mackenzie King nnmiiinci-il in nn nd-

dress uf. the Unturio (fluff thnt tha

n i.'o\'crnn|1-nt, before purliumi-ut pro~

of suicided-despondent from being ou

t rogues, would ask u i:i~|ir»i-r>u;; f.f,rnnt l for u fa-clinical cducntion vomiuis-

sion fo have po'.vi-r to visit flu- llni- ted F.-fi\f.i-s, liritziin, fh-rfnuuy, l-`ru||ri- and other Eiirolli-l\|i i-ou||f.|'la-s in si-arrli of information.

Lili llvlililll

Spcrinl lo ’l`hi- fiuzirilinn.

(`Hi(`A(ll>, Alrlli |~ l.nlii' :\:|\i';|i

lofi wits ofli<'i;ill_\ op»-in-il fo1l::\'.

lil-v.‘:il|.\'i~ of flu- iiv.\'i»rnl|li~ ron liii -'i

nt f.ln- uppi-r i-n.l of thi- luki- .\lii-iii gun \\'uI.i-i' trullli' \\'|l‘l iwpqiu :il inn-4'..

i/|illBiHS VISIT ' Hllliilllllll SCHUUL

Yi-.s't.<-i'iln_~. :ilu-i'||-.-iii if |:ii':'i- |»»i||\l\--r

of lin-_ ini-inlu-r.~‘. i-l flu- l.i~,'i~l:i|ur.- with l'c|\i‘i-si-iiiilfi\'i->, ol thi- pii-fm mul l»f.l|i-rs wi-ul. i.\'<-|' by -~|n-4-fail lr.-iiii ul. uni- flill-l-li in llli- lllllnliiiio !`o||;.»li iil.il.i-li .blrlioirl will-li- .iii inii»|~-:.f||i;j und i|isfriu‘ti\i- ¢~iliii>;\ff<uinl on-1-fill;-, ‘.\':i:~; in-id.

_-\ft,|~r flu-il' n|'ri\nl flu- |f.-||\ \\~-rv

i-.ntl-rfnii|i»il io lun-'lie-»n pl.-|l,-iii--l I.,- tlic lloim-stir- rii-if-iii-n lr,-|i,,i|,|,.»,,| ,,f tin- Srliiuil nit:-| ul-lvli lin- |~i-g-ll; ;:n\'i- n _-.|lli-uiliil hull ll »l |' .nl--|l;\.

nn-nl

.-\ll\‘| lin.-. lin- l:|»-4-:iii \-._i_. iw-|l\~|i

ril lflld .\ll' I-`»|n-:ill-l' -\;-|n'.\ of lli»- llou:;\» uns rullf-if lo lin- 4-li:..i

|‘|i|u'|p;|l li:-|,:n'il:-iii iff' flu- f`..i. ~-»l|

iiiilvil ;u'l||lo| ill-|i\'i-il-il :lil ;|'iill<-:. on lille f\ian'ili»||nIii .\lv»vi~in--nl in l'I»l|i<'u Linn :ind l'|'»-Inn-l' Ilia.-'/t:|l'il in :in cn tliii.~rin:'.lii~ _-.pi-f-<-li |i~i»\-wi 1- ii- illufiiui h\eurin;.' on lin- uorli ol l||_ _[_ \\'_ lloln-rl;:--vi uliini-_ lin-ri- liz.-»: also i-5., lu»<l_\l|i;: tli.-i'i»1n Ili- ufin 1- --I :'_||- \\-'illiilln .\lui'<li nulil

'|`i||.~; i'<‘.~aolillii»'i| \-.;i:1 i|l.|\, ii--oil-.|

hy ,liihu .\l<l.i-An, .\l. l.. \ _ z-.bo ili-

livs-|'s~<l u rzpil-nuiil :iililin--`~’_

lliifiltieiizxllf liilri-|'|n»i~ _‘lui-»\` im i if

fhcn ill-ll\'i-ri-il nn ::.iilr<~‘ on :<Iu-.-,,,| i'll\l1'r~'l‘H llll lllrni |u»_\.' \\l»il'li \\i.> lfiosf. iii.»;ir|li'fi\i-.

llr. Ainli»r,-i-ii --pi-l-rv -it “<‘-.ii .»li.

'l`lu- spci'ii~l ii-Illini-il ‘ii l‘l-- (HU

ullonf. si\ o’i-iiirk,

l.Altlll-lit H.-\l..\ltlI-IS. I-‘init

= l'lll~I.~§|lY'l'i‘Illi,UL .\lfNl.~l'l`l-1|i‘:‘.

'l‘flli41F\"l`lJ, .\lu|'~li .il ’lli»- :flip-

liit-ulo.l.lo|i ii»iui:liLt.--- -il il:i- l‘|`<~-‘-li_\’ tcrlun lil-iicr.-il .-’\.s.~.i-.nl»l_». do-~i.l~-il ul u ineftl-lu; lu-.ld li. ri- _yo:~ii .~iln_\'. owl-ni; to the lm-rr,:isi-il i~. i of ll\iiur, to rcconiiiu-nil to flu- _rt-m>i`i:_l__ n:'.<i-i\il~l_\' than $.10 bi- uildi-il to lhf- iuiuiiiniliii slrlury ol ull niiiifs-I.-i-._ iiorliiiiff flu- nlinimuui in flu- I-u_~.f ~i*-’>". llllll lllfll gn 1,l,,» \\-|»_~;l ,}\1|_'»ll_ 'l`l'i' i'i>ii.|1illfi~l‘ .--ix;;‘ gi-sts limi flu- i|ii~i'r:i.-<i- lu- lnuull- ri

thin- Spirit-` whisk through yml as fucfiic from .l:\|i|i:ii'_\` i -ii this _\'l~;il.

\i'iil-:N i\l.\|ui‘|i..\niiih°»:i: l'i..\\'.»'

_\~,.,.,,| gi, lu-;ir flli- l:|l'l\':». -,:i_\' _llillf

n.~:ri-|iil|ii;',

'l`lu- murmur of _-oiuc in-silly flou-

ing sti'<-uni,

make Smooth “nys rugged pathway Wlil.~¢l"l‘il1J l1'u\i'.- :fini /1‘l\l1_\l.~. ,\ol`ll_V

iili-lniimf,

l*`i|iril>:; trippinv li.-lilly on llu'

pri-i-ii.

l\‘li-tllillks, iiiw-uinl l .~=:<- fiiir li-.-1--.~»

i:ro\\‘iiiir.

And lu':\r thi- .~:i~nn<l ol' lu-ll.~; ullil

\lfllu'i-rs -,'u_\', `

Whili- nil ilu- u~.»i~l.i \\'ill\ l1:\p|»i|n-_¢. i.-.

gli.\\'i|ii!

Wh:-n you, Mi-rl. ll:-iui.ii>|r:-, |-l.-,\'.

And thi-u niyuin I :si 1- ilu- ll-nip:-.'.|.

rnuilii.-_,

l` lu-ur flu- lu-u‘.'i-i1.< llluudir, i-rn-.~'li

und ri-nr,

Whilc ull thc i-li-ni(-ull. u niiiillfy l»i\l

tli- \\‘nl!inr,

'l`i\ \\’l'~‘i‘li thi- i.'.l\'_~¢ u|\i.\| in lvl|l'|'~'n

.~'.lioi'»-,

Avrosfs flu- ;.l\u-:i l -.i-i- _<\\\l`l li::l\l

nini; Il:i.~l\i'.~',

l h~-air ilu- ill-uill_\ iluiinir iff flu-

lr.i_v, _

As ‘uiiilisf llo- im-ltr. ilu- iin:'|_\‘ .uw-:iii

iliislil-:.

\\'lu-n yon, f\lnrh llioiiloizi-1, pl-\_\.

Aguili 'tis niitlef. unil ull lhi- \\i~ild

is dronuiing,

'Phi' ;!f':i¢‘ioii.~: miion in niuj.-~t_\ sob

limi-,

Amid.-if hi-r coliri of :-.ini . nil lfrililit

ly gli-uiuiiiii,

Snlilfs ililun upon thi- \..»|l<l, uilh

lovi- divini-,

Thi- |1lt;lilini:.ili- hi-r ;(ol.l»-if \'--irc is

.swf-lliiilf.

(‘lfnnf.~' fi-ndl_\' to her until- ii \\<»n

ilrous lny,

/\l\.i In-ucv uilliin u\_\ lu-1-ll ..~: ..or<~l\

ilu:-film: '

ransm_ ci > futuie-_ gi-ueru.

Egypt;" Tony Wilson; Dolan and Mons'

l\l`inard's l.ininn-nl i`xir-`_~i lim-|\_~;_ pf(-_

ll lllii iHli Will

It is rolafed to the blind prciu-hi-|-_

poet .of hldlnburgh, the late iiieiingw- Matheson that when the approaching loss of his eyesight ln his y|onu»g mun- hlood was made known to him by his Physician, he wrote to his hetrotlioil, telling her of his coming -blindness and freeing her from every vow, should she not desire to go through life with a sightlcss husband, hut asking her one last favor-to see her once again while light was stilllglveli to him. The young lady accepted thi-_ freedom which he proffered, -but ha-.l not the courage to see one Who 10W'-li her so passionately, and with whom she refused to share A Kfeli ll0\'l‘0\\'-

Mluard'e llnlmoni. for sale everywhere. `

With the lossvof her whom h<- lint, fhosen as his lifa'a companion, to

O lmvc that will not lcf mc go,

I rest my wcnry soul on flu-c ;

I givq ther buck thc llli- I own,

'Phat ill thy orcuu-ill~pf.lis its firm _

May richer, fuller bi-_

0 Light f.-hull follo\\‘r\sf_ nll my \\-r|y_ I yield my flickr-rlnidforrli to ilimf; My lu-arf. ri-stori-s its borrowed rny, Tlini. in thv silmzliiiii-lvlii'/.c, its d-ny

May luiiglitor, fairer lie.

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