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¥3in<nY ,Now nUi'.'.‘3i‘f’I.{’i’i°t’v.i§3i_ I cHARLo'r'rE'rowN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MONDAY, MARCH 7, igro. { ,§F;0i>é‘.?’i‘i§‘2n”f}_§.“iii‘i‘i’i.‘iii‘i'i>vif‘i’§i’ii's `

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Special to The Guardian. BERLIN, March 7-Chancellor Holl-

weg made _a strikingly pacific speech nn ingni-national relations 'during the naval debate. _ The Chancellor spoke vigorously s- gainst the nocialists statement that Britain had reason to suspect sin-

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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.»ISt9f UIOUVGS in G€l`n1&I\i"s rapid It is Germ<any's earnest endeavor

naval coilstructlon. t iitivate the utmost irieniiiinens

Hollweg declared the fleet was ilot_ 0 Cl . for aggressive purposes but for the toward Hmmm and although a nab

protection of commerce. Everything IWHIIY km" C0mP°tI'-I0" Wm °°“' was done openly und without the tinue commercially Gel‘many hopes

SNIIWSLIIIES IN

Special to The Guardian.

VANCOUVER, March 7-Ca1iada's

turn has come to suffer from snow- slides. Fragmentary reports received here state that sixty two men who _ were en a ed in clearin the Cana-

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slightest cause for suspicion that

_ a'tliat public opinion in both coun-

threat is intended against any body. tries will develop fuller friendliness.

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Special to The Guardian. _

BOSTON, March 7-_-The New Eng-

innil Building, an iinniense wool wnreliouse opposite Soutli_Station, was destroyed by fire, the loss being fully half a-million dollars. _

The entire district was threatened and all apparatus in the ‘city ' was called out.

The fire started in the lloston Rub-

ber Conipany’s premises.-

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While two littlc boys, ciich n;:nilI

six years, sons of S. Acorn and Ar- thur Jenkins, were playing on the ice on Seuforth Acorn’s mill pond, llcnr Pownal, a few days ago, young Jen- kins broke through the ice. With- out II m0ment’s hesitation l\lr. Acoru’s boy grabbed a stick lyin;:onI tho ice, held it out to the other ind, pulled him to the ‘edge and hauled him out on to firm- ice. Tile youngster was nothing the irorsc for his involuntary dip, Wlicn

risked as to what course he wouldi pursue had the stick not been luiudy,, lie quickly replied to thc effect thnti he would have caught him by thc hair of the head and pulliedliiln out._ 'l‘Ile rescued lad oxpi'esscil'liis grati- tude with the words. “You are thc besi boy ever lived."

'Special to The Guardinii

H. S. IIIHHE IS

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<1 UU., Maxfli .i sonic naval

nuiiloriiics speak with vontelnpt of i__Ilc cruiser Niobc, which the Uanllili- ull fiovernillent have pi|i~<~Ila.=:cd from the ildliiirrdty. The-1‘all Mall Guz- vttc suys:~-"Tile Niobe is one of thc lfeIIc\'illc-boilei'cd protected cruisers of the lliadcm class. As fighting ships they fire iisclcss, and allways were, being inadequately armed and ar|nol'cd. Most of tllcsc cruisers have suffered badly froln boilcritis af; one time or aliotlicr, :ind have cost lnucll in rcr.uirs.”

She is now doing duty :is the flag-

ship of thc third division of the Home Fleet xit.IJevolipoi't. but will sllortly be .sent to (‘liuada, taking out \\'itli her ollicers and petty olfli- cers. wllo are to net as instructors fo the i‘nnndiziu nuvy

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Tile ages of the principals in this( deed of heroism make the/:ict n.iiio.~:t.

remarkable one, and the little ludi HT' ']I’|lI_\v» M""`*’I‘ 5_-f"`_A“ "‘ "\°E`tI“E5 ii-iii, ._,-iiiiwiid Siwii mini iii-esenvc Ufiof the lionpltul roiiiliilsi~|oners yester-

nliud in a timc__ when quick nctioliI

day, ill' liziuulil ;\lnlcollu_ son of An-

wus most needed has sllowli lll|rl.s¢~lfi‘I“"“' M“I""II"~ "E tm-"_CIt.\". WU-' HD- ii, i,i. i,,,nSe_si,ed of nii the ,|,inii,__i,,_`..poiutcd i‘i~slili~ilf. _-milf-i‘inf.iiulclit

that fire necessary to nicrii; ii (‘ur-I neizic medal even though lie is of such tender years. ‘ ‘

W.»\.\I'I` WHITNEY T() l‘lNIlOI{EIE

TW() DREADN()UGH'i‘ S(`Hl‘}Ml*l.

'l`OIl()N’i`O, March 5--\’\ dcpufatioil from the Citizens' Dclcnce l.cz\i:uc, including Magistrate Kiliysiord, lion. A. li. Morine, Fatllor lliiuchnu and Colonel G. T. Denison wuiti-d or, Sir James Whitney this aftel'm\ou and asked that he present fo the I-louse ii resolution in favor of adding ut least two more_Dreadnou;:llts to the Dominion Govt-rnmcnt's naval pro- Dosals. .Sir James deplored the fact that Deity politics entered into every- thing and promised to lay the nint- ter bcfore the cabinet.

AGENTS OF TGRUNT() 1.()/\N _ SHARKS HELD FOR ’l`ilIAI.,

sll1'i'c.~:.~;ioll io Iir. .Ito\ri<>y_ If-1' Mai- colul ggriiiliifitflil from .\lcliiIl College in wus, und was superiiitcndent of the hospital lu-ro fiwo years `b6f'6re Iii' lidwicy. l-li: will comniciicc his duties iii April I. 'I`he rest of the stall will rcuiain as tlicy arc, at least until July l. _

'l`Iicrc \\'r,“e two applicunils fI`»\‘ the

i.i~.»;itioli--lil' .Malcolm and Dr Gray.

A lilli IBONANZA.

M()N'I`ItI'l_»\I.-, i\I:i'l‘t‘I\ 5 -l\.llothcl‘ df!-

cision re:iclu=d by illc dil‘cctoi's0f thc Steel i`oiii'puii_\'.' 'Ilan' “I t"en‘°“‘,¥;‘.“f mniiiciit to thc sIial~cliolder.s. _IIS was the resolve to pay off the <c- fcrrcd dividellils on l>I`<‘f01`I`_*`d Smck' :liiloluiting to ncnrly one-third ol the par value of thut stock. 'l‘ollloul~lD..\iu BILL' -

wll.l. volul-l Ui’ AGAIN.

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TORONTO, March 5-Tivo ivclll

dressed young women, Florence Nick-I erson alld Rhoda Ii. Higgins, wcrr‘I roiiunitted for trial in the police; court this 'morning on a cbnrgc of. USHFY- The young women look after the money advancing office belonging to Tolman & Co

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Edward S ratt` one of the victim 1. MOIIIIIIY “WI will Iikely bp Um occur

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swore he made six loans from the dc- fendants. They did not profess to lend money, hilt to buy his mont\i's S“II\l'.v. I-De tried for a loali of $30. but only got $27, and for that had

to sign over his next montIl’s sal- iuorrriw. _ _ of

Hte\vui‘t, who is thc promotcr of tl_ie 'I`oIiir|\lc l‘\lIl‘ & P“I’°l` (ompniws bill, better linowii as the 'l‘o\>1l|l10 .inin 1,111, is libre. 'l‘his_ bill hn:= bsiiii before the [louse for tV\0 M’-a"_-Li _ ing; year was nniclnlcd and la|___<_Jl/_ii ini. the presclit session. It i\\ _ 8 iclntrodutcd eithel tolliorI'<1\\ 01 0

sion of another Iliiht bet“""’“ con

mctmg Intmeg S _ ~ held to

* .rnnlcllt caucu< was _ '

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Special no The Guardian

WASHINGTON, l\l,arcli 7-The for-I ST. JOHN, March 7-The announce-

I1\€ll r0C0|rnition of ffoiii.-iiaiider ment was made Saturday aftel'I100l1 I-‘eary ns the North Pole discovcrer ibut the St. John Sun and the Star has been granted by the leading have becn~ purchased by the DYGSGIIIZ scientific societies of the govern- owners of the Telegraph Rnd Wm ments :recording to advices received cctise publication on March nineteen- by the Nntiollal iieograpliical Soc- th. .

icty.

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KING IIE IIHIEIBII . WHEIT FII HEIIHES

(‘/I-lI(`A(i(), March 4-James A. _Ii'B.t-

tun, grain king.. will _retire from the pit" and from all lines of commer- cial activity oil July 1. Mr: PM-U0"

author it ioi this state

iliilnseli is ' Y ` f ment. He says: ‘_‘I. have enoug_ii_ what’s the use-of piling “D m_0f°-t His only plan for the future is 0

enjoy the great fortune, he won l_n ti lspectacular career on_ the bo_arf _o trade-~-a career that will be historic. lie is believed tn he worth $12._000.- 000

with one giant of the :rain rii

there will go into retirement two oth- ici men of mighty Dl`0W€55 In the I i.irkct~William H. Bartlett an_d George w. Patten. 'They are IHS nltncls in the house of Bartlett. Patten & Co. _

Iames A. Patten already is seek- ng a foretastc of his long vacation. le has gone to Liverpool to remain abroad until he just has time enouf=TI\

tu I0 E Y ' ake charge of a l\i.ay wheat deal vlilcli his firm hos on and that pro- iably \\ ill be his last big tr8.l1S8-CUOII in the board of trade. _ _ 'I‘hc business con-diicted by h1S IIITY1'

will be turned over to the younger men of the concern. A corf>01`HU°“

ill he formed, the preferred St0\< icing held by James A. Patten. The

-stock will he irrthe hands

'of E. D. W; Poague, C. B. Pierce, W. IH. Hudson, George E. Fuller and ‘Harry J. Patten, a younger brother of James and George.

In explaining the retirement of

himself, his brother and Mr. Bart- lett. James A. Patten said: _

“Mr. Bartlett was inju.red serious-

ly in a fall from a horse on his ranch some months ago. My bP0t\1€!‘ George is not in the best of health. but he wouldn't qilit unless I did._ I’ni beginning to feel my years-and anyway, we have all we want. ]t was reported on the board of trade that the aggregate fortunes ci the three big brokers is in the neigh- horllood of $25,000,000 or $30,000,000.

.Iames A. Patten has been the

chief figure of the wor1d's grain mar- kets for several years. He and his hmtliei-s came to Chicano from Sandwich, lil. A portion of their boyhood was spent on a farm and they learned to know grain by culti- vating it in the fields.

"I tliiilk that has been the secret

of Jini l’atten’s success," said a board of trade veteran, "that and his bulldog tenacity. He studied conditions, he prepared for emergen- cies, and he hung on always."

RECOVERING OF }3("DIES_

LlT'l‘{.E PROGRESS MADE.

the i._)\.(__.,inie,,1; will bring down to- WELLINGTON, Wash., March' 5.-

. lttliurlngton

ary amounting to $50. "V J“‘I,""n E' ,I _ . ~ The magistrate thought that prct- Queclls (ounty. “IW Im* Im". H

fy good interest.

Minnrd's Linlment Rclieves Ncuralgia

_animal legislative friends I9 B fnir was n pi-ouoiiiiced success.

ltown for n IIHY UI '§“"’~ °“t°,3mneF

Little progress has been made in ex- huming the bodies of persons crush-

i ed to death by the avalanche. Forty

bodies have been recovered, leaving

- chose of forty-five _passengers and

railroad men and an unlmiown num- ber of laborers in. the gorgo.

SERVICES IN THE

clry cilulicnrs

in the Baptist church yesterday Ilev G. Il. White spoke in the inorniui! UH "I‘hrisU1 Bondage our FI‘00“I0lI\‘»" tiring as his text .lnun me “il therefore ye geek mc, let .these go their way." In one of his 0P0"\“Ii sentences Mr White said: “Tho hid- Ink of the F‘ather's face. “nd the be' truval of J udas. were griefs hard ru be *borne but from them Jesus did nnu asluier himself uint he munu. deliver us." The' evening lic-ink Sacrament Sunday in th-is Church»- Dastor White took for his subl¢'Ct5 "The Bitter Cup." Text John 18111. ...nm Cup whisk my Fnuher hath given me shall I not drink It-H TI?" bitter cup, made sweet for us was the

"scarlet tliread" of the sei-mon._ ___

the Work in China. His address was gi thrilling recital of missionary work, its toil and successes in the iii-eat empire of illie east. (rn each occasion the congregation was splen-

did.

In Zion church yesterday Rev G. E.

Ross preached from the text “Bodily xe cise roflteth little but Godli-

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viI1<’l"“‘»*` ““mI""g" In uns ox ons ve ness is prodtable unto all things hav=

Mf‘

ing promise 'of the life that now is

ficifl. , Rev _

Ili St. l’nuI's i.h\|rcIl,_ ~ Mllrrlly "°"“\"”“ “H” .","“’i',f. nthy 4:5. In the innrninlz he pwqch- ~I\‘I"'i""*` I" HI” momug ' g ed from ' this' text on the subject

and of that which, is to come-I 'llims

Ihis tl-xt: ldiflicr \v|iat_ w¢iinaii___IE_8V_;:__ ____0d____________ pronung in the me that Itiyo pil-rcs of silver, li B e_____»___ ____ now is.. and in tim evening at anim. "i“°°' (mth "Ut light u lfadlllfently cial evangelistic service he spoke on Wccpi mil hlmIEc"nIIIld Shari slieghnth onallness profiting ln the ine that ls till SIE' “‘ " ' rl t ome.

round Milam; cnt`d‘ld-l:hI-Eigr i;;i;1lI\(EzB ape- OI; St James Chi_ircli__Rev T. _F.

' rl lor . . ' orn ng

IIiI‘>`irrc“I`\II`tli inc; for I have found th? Fulle_rt0n._ _l:_Y's9°;’eI;_°_‘gs gf segmrgns on '\‘l°°'5 “`I"°“ I‘ 'md lost' mkiiiisiiie tilfrirdqs Prayer the subject being Iany unto you. tlicrcc_i_j _j_f_JYG__d over Thy K-lngdoni Come. In the evenling Ipmsvnm of the nngiteth Luke 15:8 he delivered a sermon on Blrnplicity Inns siuui-r that repel H' ww was taking his text from Matthew 819. ,_..1u_ lu the _cveuinir is . Rev _,_ F_ F1nyi\, pastor of the li-om Jolili, l9:_28. SL pcb Central Christian Church nncupind

At ihe niorillug service in ii h L both aer-

(-niimii-ni yesterday Canon the pulpit in his c urc__ a _ ___

“°" Wm ”“ H“"‘”°“ ""“°h°( "HB Il' ri-il the inurth nf the vices yesterday. In t e ellen nz .

the mr" M°th°dist Church ini th? Hmlliinnii 1i“.‘ihfins on Self Discipline,

morning taking as his sub-IUC*-.» 'Pm

fi ll red the sixth ui a series of ser

serie” of ie' pnlng the Discipline of rifoiis on his tour through Palestine,

fit nn; ng gvmpnthy With God." The his subicc in he preach- his subject being Ascending the Holy

um was taken from Jonah ,4 i I- We MIl‘.‘f;_,nI\f‘e,;';§,,f’ff°2negmul-th of Rev GGOFK0 J- Bond spoke at the cd W3 fI sernions on Conditl°.’"’ °

_evening service_del-iverinil 5" °’“‘°“

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scrlfhtfl iiienbnyw meeting in the morning the

mt °dd"'°“°” th' W 'K of the mms' HMV" on' (‘liurch yesterday msorn- subject taken was “Mlslud§ment". In

Ions in 0 a' tailings Of th” “°°°‘“‘" I" Gmc” ' r li ll v an ad- Illishmeats ‘ages the drst Missionary fn_g._ Re” M"____M” sieorkglinegnnndn

to Chinn' Robert Morrison' msd iI'llEirI‘IIi \(;[EisMrEis<isI;nintercsting and en.

the afternoon the men's meeting was addressed by Rav George J. Bond of Toronto on Missions. .

Kllh work in 1807. He outline 9 __ __ “cv Mi. Morgan, a returned ----_#--~*

inane ni the Lsymeirs Mievienafr

P" "_ __ ____miw in me nw-_ning on ‘Mlnard's liniment for sale everywhere

Movement who intend conductinir ¢\ inisiuona y.

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dian pacific at Roger’s Pass at the summit of Selkirk range, were en- tombed by an avalanche Saturday and all are probably dead.

Rescue parties were rushed to the

scene and are now desperately work- ing towards the buried laborers, al- though they are themselves in im- minent danger from further slides.

A message from Mountaindale,

Washington tells of another slide wherein one is dead, six missing and probably dead and five were injured.

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The sad news was received by wire

in this city on Saturday afternoon of the death of Dr. James H. Brad- ley of Camrose, Alberta.

The telegram lacked any definite

particulars as to the cause but death must have come suddenly as

DOINOS IN THEN ' HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

'lll-IE SPEAKER took the chair at red to

10 30 In speaking to this resolution Mr

MR J A MacDONALD moved the

iouowmz resDiution_ Seconded by McDonald said he moved this resolu Mi. M Kennedy tion because he had asked for the in- Resolved that this House order !°m"‘ti°“ but 'md “°t' 5°* it The that a return be laid on the table “°°°“"ts “hm” that M' C155' drew thai-wi in nnswni. in the ioiiowing his full salary for the year although questions with reierence to onus B during that time he ran the election Clay, Road Inspector, (1) Was h g`:_:c_fh_;’_:‘cf:;'l slfme *ii’pl°”“ti°“ or de' em loyed b the De artmen o Pu - e ma ° llc pworks gontinuotgzly during: tlI)e MR MATHIEBON “Id the matt" year 190s-lace v (21 Did he resign at W” “ °'”“1l °“° 1" POW* 0! money any time during that period? (3) If ‘WE °“ ““P°’t““* °“° 111 U10 Pri"- so, what was the date of his resigns- “ple i'“'°E"d Mr C153’ WHS B mad tion, and when did it take effect 'P msvector If h° did the Work he was (4) was he re_nnnmni_ed_ and ii Bo_ entirely disqualified to do it while when ; (5) was the said Chas B he was a candidate, and ought not Clay a candidate for the 3rd District to be pam H he had reslgned he oi Kings County at the last Local should not be paid for the time when General Election held in this Pm h° ‘"5 °“* °‘°°"°"°¢"“B vince 'I (6) Was or were any person H0.N MR CUMIMISKEY Bald "mt or persons and if so whom, perform‘~ Mr may had re'"gn°d hm ’°°s'§“°' ing the duties of the said Iload In mm was accepted by Olde’ In WU" snectons oince during the Bald eiec cil Mr Lavers was assigned to look hone (7) By whom was_ or were Iafter any urgent work during the such substitute or substitutes _“__ time of the election and later Mr. poinied_ and unon what “rms 7 (ni Clay was re-appointed. This informa- wan or were nny sum or sums oi- tion had been given when the ques- money paid in such substitute or tion was first asked.

snbstitntes for MR. MATHIESON said that it a

tabie nf the House t i i full and Mr. Lavers _ paid for doing i-esignniionsk nppoinznfsnggfl xgtunal his work while he ran the election. Fellorts, letters, correspondence, meml. MR‘ th‘_’_‘1gh_tlI‘° _(I‘""‘ oranda and documents in any wise ontinued oil page 6)

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Uraillcy. Douglas street, City, ceived word from their son who was then in good health. '

The deceased, who was only thirty-

four years of age at the time of his deaf-h. was a g aduate of McGill, completing his siudies in 1898 and DHSSIIIE a highly creditable examina- tion .in iqedicine.

After graduation he took up his

residence in North Wiltshire where he practiced his profession for four years, at the expiration of which period he left for the Canadian Wes; and located in Camrose where lie established a large practice.

f-Ie was a man of kind disposition,

and was popular wherever known. It will be remembered that the late Dr Bradley suffered a heavy loss by fire about a year ago when everything he owned, including his clothing and

uring his absence The Guardian joins with the hosts f friends of Sergeant and Mrs Bradley and family'in tendering sin- cere sympatliy in their sad here ve- inent. The blow is a severe one 'Nan Dr Bradley was their oldest son and brother and was especiall d a t

Besides his parents the deceased is

survived by one brother, -William, ln Broderick. Saskatchewan, and four sisters, Mrs Louis Lowe, and Miss katie in Winnipeg, and Misses Mai-_ garet and Angelina at home, as well as many others more distantly' re- lated. ' _ _ The body will probably be interred in Camrose.

SEVERAL NEW FIELDS

ST. JOHN, March 5-The Presby-

terian home mission comlinittee may this year have some difficulty in finding men to fill all their fields. Rev, Gordon Dickie said last even- ing that- several new fields had been opened up by the Grand Trunk Paci- fic in the northern part of the Pro- vince. The Chipman field has also enlarged, owing to the same cause. Until after the meeting of the home mission committee, ’-however, Mr. Dickie was unable to say just what arrangements could be made.

INSURANCE BILL

BEFORE SENATE.

OTTAWA, March 5-_-The banking committee of the Senate tonight 'made a final review of the insurance bill and decided to report it to the Senate on Tuesday next.

The measure has received the most

careful consideration by the commit- tee. All interests or individuals who appeared were given an attentive

were carefully weighed by the Wm’ mittee which frequently had three sittings a day on the bill. WOFKIHE from 10 o'c1ock in the morning until 110 o'clock at night. ' While a good many amendments were ma-de the bill comes from the committee practically untouched as far as the life insurance provisions are concerned. The contention of the companies in respect to policy share- holders, control of expenses and of investment. did not result in radical changes to the bill." The chief change. is in the five

clauses. The committee decided that it would not be well to pass an act to prevent an insurer going out of the country and ellleeting a risk with an unlicensed companyl The fifteen per cent. provision was there- fore eliminated.

It is expected that the bill will be given a third reading and sent to the House of Commons next week.

DIED.

LAVERTY.-In the Charlottetown

Hospital this morning, (March 7th, 1910) at two o'clock, Nanie Lav- ei-ty in the eighteenth year of ber age. '

. Funeral notice later. ‘ ~

- MILDER.

TORONTO, March 7-Southeasterly

to southwesterly gales; mild with rain. Fair on Tuesday.. _

The length of today will be eleven

hours and twenty-seven minutes. The temperature at three o'clock

this morning was sixteen degrees a-.

bove zero.

oniy a short time since the deceas- E' »

nwlc luclluls ll

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nm, J_ R_ Martin and _i_ H_ Moi.,.i_ by one of the family. The child got son for wa;-dn 1_ 2_ 3_ 4 and 5 i.e_ the cover off the box and fed some

surgical instruments, was destroyed m d ' _ _ _ fp 0 .

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SYDNEY, March 5-frhs recent city 0'I"I‘AW'A. March 5-A little red

elections resulted in the return of A. I-mx °f PINS WHS EIVEU '50 a IUUNBGH- D, Gunn 10,- Mayor and N_ E_ Mug_ months-old baby of A. E. and Mrs; gall, A, A_ Mclngyi-e_ L_ x_ M¢D0n_ Bleakney, of this city, to play with

pectively. Mr. Gunn's majority over t° A dog and t°°.k some herself-I his Opponent Hugh Ross_ was 735_ T_hey were sugar-coated strychnine A11 the ajderinen were retiirned by pills and both the child and the dog substantial majorities, Mr. McDon- ‘Hem

sid ln ward 3 having 1, maiority --_---i -

¢_iy_e_i'__ the other two candidates com- 'RE-CONSTITUTE HOUSE.

Saturday, March 5. Irelating to the matters above refer-

lliluul suis

Special to The Guardian. MONTREAL, Mai-eh 1-Cobalt ds- feated Les Canadiens in the National series on Saturday by six to four. OTTAWA, March 7-The Stanley

_ Cup goes back to Montreal. .Windst- ers and Ottawas clashed at Arena Saturday evening in a critical game in the National hockey association series. -

The match which was played on g

water soaked sheet of ice resulted in a decisive victory for the visitors who led when the whistle blow for the call of time by a score of 3-1.

The locals jumped into the lead six

minutes after the start of play. lead- ing by 1 to 0 at half time and having the game pretty well in hand from the beginning to the end. They excelled Ottawa in every posi- tion with one exception only, tix; redeeming feature of the home tea.m'a P105' being the good work of goal keeper Lesueur.

IHE SIIIIKE IH

PHILIIIELPHI

3 I . d if p'

how much to each 'sw €;§L:; on th.; pared that Mr may was paid I"

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Special to 'l‘bc Guardian. _

l”Hil.ADELPHIA, M,arch 7-The

first two days oi the general strike was marked by_ many scenes of dis- order. The police force was greatly strengthened and usually succeeded in restoriiig order having acquired ex- perience during the past fortnight.

Labor men claim seventy thousand

unionists are idle and the walkous has affected thirty thousand others.

MIIIIIIME EISH I

MEIIEEII IIIHINGEII

MoN'maAL, March 5-ieinsl sr-

rangements in connection with the fresh fish merger were completed to-

There was a heavy vote polled- LONDON M ii _i-_vi-ii Ti 2651 ‘Im irinayor fmd 2647 for "awe" gifves an ohtlineadi: the, Govirnmegtggi en' " t e e1e°tm“ °‘_1908 “W VON Bill for the reform: of the House of' olled for the mayorallty candidates Loi-ds _» i "t“"°d 242* It 'stares that if the Ministers in-sl

_ a.-ble to secure the abolition of the.

ONTREAL THEATRE YIELDS Lord's veto, they will introduce a-I

--=-~~ on a democratic elective basis. The'

ment oi tin, Cid Academy ni Mnnin Bills. But when there is a dead_lock now a French theatre, the Acade- °_f the Chmnben ‘Ender any I-‘°5l51`“»'I mie_ and Ai-nhbisho Bi-ncin,si_ tion the two houses would sit andi

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hearing and their representations"

The management proposed to put vote together Thus an Govern

on a Passion Play during *the com- ing week, but I-Ilis Grace strongly opposed this and threatened to put the theatre under the ban if it were produced. The management protest- ed that the Passion Play had been produced before cardinals and other church dignitaries, but the archbish- p was firm in,his oppositiomand as result it was today decided that

.he play should be withdrawn.

DR. FITCH GUILTY

OF' MANSLAUGHTER.

DETROIT, March 5-Dr. Fitch, who was found guilty today of man- slaughter in causing the death last summer of Mabelle Millmlan, of Ann Arbor, dismembering her body' and throwing it into Ecourse Cree, was locked up in the county jail tbis_af- tsrnoon pending efforts by his coun-

inal operation upon her. 1

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in a position to carry its Legisla- tive_ proposals.

ENCOURAGING STRIKERS.

PI-IILADELPHJA, Pa., March 5. -

Encouraged by messages of sympathy and assistance from organizatlona in all parts of the coun-try,' the Union Workers of many trades ceased work at midnight, and inaugurated what promises to be one of the greatest sympathetic stribes in the history of organized labor.

Rioting in several sections of the

city has occurred and is thought to be the forerunner of serious trouble.

Promptly at midnight the Union

Workers in all trades ceased work.

AVONMOUTH C. N. R.

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day. The new concern will be known as the "Maritime Fish Corporation, Limited." with the head office gg Montreal, and branch ofidces at Cau- so, Halifax. Digby and other points on the Atlantic Coast.

The financial transactions in con-

nection witb the mer er wer 1 k d

T0 PRESSURE OF (111-1[;nCH_ Bill to reconstitute the Upper Housei after 1, fl, N g 9 °°'° '*

.V e ational Securities Com.-

pany, while the business and pramo-

M0N.i.REAL_ March 5__An0tiw,. i.iiS_ new chamber would 'ue a small one, :tion oi the scheme was 1095” In ||.tehas»arisen between the manage- ha-Y-I35' “° Wt” P°W°" °“ n“““°I°I‘I‘bY"A- H- BTU-f`|iIIl, the promoter.

_;I__l:_e___y__a_pi_tal of the company is ;1,.

The object which it is gou

_ glit to

. _ y ,attain by the new corporation ll to

ment having a responsible majority; in tho House of Commons would be'

effect a more steady supply of At- lantic fish and to open up new mai-_

ikets in Canada and elsewhere, and fwith the view of developing the At-

lantic fisheries. -

The iiicorporators are Alf._I-I. Brit-

tain, IV. B. Conyers, G. W. .Dow, Joseph G. Delormier, A. E. Delofi-mi. er and E. H. Godin.

"The fresh tisb merger will not put

up the price of fresh fish," said A. H. Brittain today, but the idea is to develop to a greater extent' the fisheries on the Atlantic Coast. which are the greatest in the world."

"The total value of the fisheries

of Canada in 1908-1909 totalled $95,- 451,000. the eastern part contribut- ing`$16,022,000 of the amount. But instead of the total being the figure mentioned. it should be $60,000,000 yearly, and we are going to help bring this result about.

"The increase in capital invested

sel to obtain H stay of proceedings- STEAMSHIP MINES ln canadian fisheries has doubled in The ease will be taken to' the su- ENGLISH TERMINUS‘ sixteen years, and is novr'815;50B,000, preme court. “_ while the number of men employed

The question whether the ‘doctor LONDON, March 5--The Canadian totalled 34,323 last year." ‘ will be granted his liberty while the Associated Press correspondent. at -

appeal is pending will not be known Avon-mouth wires that the Canadian HORSE DIES OF R_ABBIEs_ until tomorrow, the judge having ad- Northern have 'decided to ‘make_fAvoii- ___ _ journed court for the day soon after mouth the port of the new line ofi TORON-i.0_ March 5____A g tnght the verdict was returned. Dr. Fitch steamers, but it is undecided. wheth- took place at Coidstrenmmginh “_ took the decision of the jury calm- er the saillngs shall be direct to mad horse owned by Donnm Ca_mn_ ly. but his wife, on hearing the news, Canada_ or by call at an Irish port, beii_ . tainted. She was in a semi-conscious but it is more than probable a call The nnimai was bitten .hy in dog condition for several hoiirsf will be made to Q\1€¢I1Bt0W“~ Th” Home time ag0_ and died in anon,

It took the jury dfty minutes to Canadian Associated Press .under- Mr (iamnbeii. with seven neighbors

agree that Mabelle Millman met heri stands Mr. Cowie will he manager of tried to ccmtroi the h0rse_ A-nd th” death while Dr. Fitch was perform- the line and the route will be called were Bcramhed and bitten isevenn ing or attempting to perform a crim- the ROYBI Route- ~ ' 1'

times they narrowly escaped death. They leave at once for the Pasteur

_ _ _ ___ ___ vaor. snown won 'ma MEDAL. 1,,,,1¢.,i,,_ ~

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s¢d A vgnlsements MONTREAL, Miarcll 5--The Canadi- COMPANY 'I`() PAY UP

(130 hen for g1“¢1nnn|;1°n_) an Society of Civil Engineers today DEFERRED DIVIDENDS.

.- -- i ->- -~ awarded the Sir' Casimir Czowi-iki ----

*ih‘0R SALE' at 3 b‘"g9‘I“ two silver medal to Prof. Brown, of Mc- MONTREAL, March 5.-Amgiher de-

\1°fB° thread Power- APPIY Wm Gill University. 'mils is ii medal elslnn reached by the an-ect re of

1.f‘¥'°??9!?-.}¥|‘_193:__ _Y 3fl'_L‘!I_’_$; endowed ln isaa by the late slr on- the steel cn, is cf tre-nimde mn- Y IR-APPERS. I am offering s. "spe- slinir Czowski to be presented to the ment to the shareholders. Thirs was a

the soclet

\\"7\AN'rnD, s quantity oféliriclil MiMrd’= Ulrlmvnf Cures Burns. Etc.

_ cial' price on muskrat skins for member giving the best paper before resolve to pay ofl the defemwd divi-

Irlends on the preferred stock amount-

. . . . ‘ y during the year. ~ ' '

Q\l99r_\_S”U~_ if-°7d1i&I`2_il-\‘Ii_ ing to nearly one-third of the par-

vaiue cl that stock. _

for manufacturing purposes,new .___________..___.____________________.____,________________,___________________;________

goods given in exchange. G. I-ll. YN"W"n""'"“"'"""rwwv"W”

‘NKANTED for primary _department ,. __

Cape Traverse Schoul a second

“‘;”_‘_fii;_iic¥?fiffi'i§sair;_ THE F00 L’S PRAYER

or third class teacher. Supidement $50.00. 'P1105 Clark. JOIIH Be I. EDU' The royal feast was done; the King “im Bam Trustees' *_ Sought som!! new sport to banish

]3OY WANTED must be 16 or 17 mit

years old, strong and steady Ann to inn inner ¢i~1¢n; -‘slr pn.-,1_

with a fair education. Wages $3.00 Kneel how, and make for ug a pa-_r week. Apply in person at Guard- pi-,yer-1" ian Subscription counter. _

__ _____ ____ ____ __ 3-_5dI-I-*_______ He bowed his' head, and bvllt his

]i“OR~BALE A number .of rolls of knee ~

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cleaning. Duririg-house-cleaning time “No pity, Lord, could change the

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Isl? sldemiavde An order ogptswo or From red with wrong to white ur cool. more rolls #nl be dcnvereu free in wsnl, __' and _wellies sparc, and mm-mines

part of the .i\y. Subscription The rod must hnal the lin: but L01' . _ °"- _

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