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THE CHARLOTTETOW GUARDI
y _ """"'R=AD ALL OVER PRINCE EDWIARD ISLAND*
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'I f,,»,-,'-,;'§=;l,~,<;,,l>.e_'., ‘;i“.'.i.If'i‘....} -_ y--can ...mer News __ I cl-I_Air.Lo'r'1‘1i:ToWN.cANADA,'rHoi<soAv, MARCH 7, 19.2. sfo- A _ E'§i.“.l'iliil’n‘&‘.f‘.l’.i'_i‘li?.§F,
CONTINUED MEETINGS I
I or coAL Disrumnrs
_____,LL_-
Tension Hes Increased
But-llopc ol’ Settlement Hes Not-.Been Abund-
' oned _ ____ ___
.___-
(Canadluu l'ress.)
LONDON, Mar. 6-Continued meet-
ings of the dinputants in the coal trilde war are interpreted as indicat- ing the growing desire of both par- ties to find a way out of the dim-
culty.
While the formal reports issued do not give evidence of any material re- lief. the tension is increasing the be- lief that the executive of the Miners' Federation had received a wider man- date from the men during the week- end and empowering it to negotiate with the Government on the subject. ofthe minimum wage schedule.
Any relaxation of rigidity in thc miners' demands would oiler a hope- ful basis fora speedy agreement. LONIJUN, Mar. 6-All official statc~ ment this evening concerning the conferences held today in connection \vith_the coal strike _is devoid of in- formation regarding results, if any ucllieveil. ,
They were renewed this morning in the hope of a speedy settlement but nothing disclosed inldicates any pro- gress. ~
Further conferences are likely and the Premier still hopes to linda bas- is of settlement. -
l-lc cliaraceerized ns imaginary the
stories that he- would introduce a lninirniun wage bill today.
Industrial paralysis is creeping
over the'country. ,
T0 REPRESENT
CANADA AT
ROME MEETING
__ (Canadian_l’ress_)_._.____ _ l|'l"l`AWA, Mar. 0-ln the Senate
ioilny Senator Boyer askciI'if thc government considered sending a pi-e.u'ntuti\‘e to Home to rcprcs-:nt l‘ana<ln in the International Instituto of ngriculture;
lie pointed out that thc body ob-
tained valuable information relative to agriculture and 172 countries were represented. ln view of Ca_nada's increasing pro- minence as an agrlcultifre nation he thought representation was desirable.
UNCLE SNM WELIIIIME
. Ill PNNNIIIN ISLNNII
LONDON, March 4-The report
that the United States has annexed l‘alinyra Island to the southwest of the Hawaiian islands, where the Uni- icil I-ltaies armoured cruiser West nnd stripes has created some interest
FOR CHURCH UNION
l~l\'l)NldY, March 4-St. James
l'l'csb_vteriau Church, Whitney Pier, concluded the balloting on church nn- l"“ YGSI-°l'd8Y. and decided strongly ul favor of union, 266 being for and 1” Against. Rcv. John Mclntosh is the pastor. The St. Andrews and Falmouth Street Churches have not yet finished balloting_ . Vlfillnia recently planted the stars ln the house of commons.
IN PRICE OF I
ANTHRACITE
(Canadian Press.;
NEW YORK, Mar. 6-The authra_
Clic Ollcrationa authorized 5 state- ment to the effect that no advance will be made in the price of anthra- citc. , .
The price remained 'constant for
nine years and if the consumers are compelled to pay more ic was due co the fact that rush orders enabled the dealers to exact a larger profit.
ENGINEEII IS
NILLEI] Ill HIS _ ' IIWN ENGINE
I (Uuuadiuu l'rcss.)
Sl-1l*1l`UJIl0liI{l<I, Que, Mar. li-lin der the impression that; his engine was side tracked to allow a' trainl to pass which was moving towards him engineer Seymour sprang to death on .thc Grand Trunk line ilear ` hcrc
this morning. » I
He was running east and west
thrgugh thc mist Seymour saw a headlight ahead and feared a head-on collision. He reversed the engine and jumped od, falling under the wheels.
EEELINII IIE
IIESENIMENI
IS SHIIWN
(Ualmlllnll Pleas.,
MANAGIIA, Nicnrnlzllii, Mar. fi-/in
cxtraorilinnry outbreak of anti-Ame rican feeling lcd to the arrest last night of fifty more of thc prominent ring-lenders being held till Secretary of State Knox's departure.
This is the first indication of put.:
licly expressed opposition in the Cen trnl American -trip of that oiliclal.
I YICIIM OF FOOTBALL
WATERBURY, -Conn., March 4-
Win. R. Day. a young man of this city died today as a result of a foot- ball injury suffered last summer. Dur- ing a game at Meriden, he was kick- ed over _the heart-, including an effec- tion which resulted in C0mD1°f»€ breakdown six weeks ago,
BEEF PNCKERS TRUST
CHICAGO, March 4-Charles E.
Barry, manager of the National .Pack- ing Company’s beef department. twill*
fied' in the packers' trial today tléat while he was superintendent of , he New York district for the Company from 1007 to 1910, he regularly ob~ tglned the weekly average margins 0| Armour, Swift and Morris businc9S in that nmrket and wired thcrn to thc Chicago office,
ICE ‘REPORT
HAL] FAX, iigreh, 5-Ice condit-
ions not reported today.
S. D. C SEVEN DEFEATS _ _
THE MONTAGUE “INlPS”
Fil. Uunstun's College Hockey Team
retrieved the defeat sustained by Ullfin at the hands of the Montague lmllerlnls in Montague some days ago wluul, at the Charlottetown Ar- ena last night, they won out from the same team by a score of li-0. The eastern boys. accompanied by friends to the number of about half n hundred. came by special train and returned lest night,
The game was fairly fast and was
li nice exhibition of hockey. The best of fsolinl prevailing throughout and but few penalties were handed down. -“mes Meluinn. ws. mem sea wiu Gllllesrle illdse of only. The hockey started about ‘1.10 and both teams act rig-ht to work., The Saints seemed more at home on the Ill! sheet of ice than the visitors and excelled in combination work and °k°flD!- Their rivals were good in- ‘"'I*l“°ll! uid the dsunce was “"°'\8» A000!! in goal doing much effective work. Eight minutes after lilly the senile get in ine iiriii sears, "°vle doing the mek. 'ruse was the 00|! score in the first period. Twelve minutes after play had re- sumed in the second half Dongan '“°'°"» lllllllllil the isuy z-o lor cm Saints \ld"ei¢lit' minutes more he again netted thfrilblmr making the
a.
‘ r
score 3-0, which stood at thi! C1080 nl the game.
Capt. Dougan, Conroy and DOYIU
shone on the S. D. C. forward line, while Swecny showed to good advan- tage on the wing. The defence put np a good game throughout. Poole, Capt. Campbell and Collins of the ~-Impni" were hard workers, while Dal- ziel, who replaced H. Parkman _who was recently injured, showed abfllti' buf. lacked practice. The defence men were good and guarded well the nets.
The teams were :
S. D. C.
Butler Allcyne
llol
Con roy
Doyle ‘ Dougtan SWGUIY
Dalziel Campbell , Poole I McLean nsmxaag
Arincar
IMPERIALS
One and a half honr's skstlniz A WM
enjoyed after the game.
Allan "
no linvluice Liisilorueils
i ACCUSE ONE,
ANOTHER
(Canadian Press.;
MONTREAL, Mar. 6-The Coroncrs
lllry today found that one of the Seybold brothers struck Margaret Burney on the head witha mallet causing her death on Saturday last while the other was accessory to the murder. _
They remanded both to be tried at.
the criminal courts.
Each of the brothers, Frederick and
Henry accuses itlle other.
P- E. I. HIIIISE WILL MEEI IIN `
MNNCH EI
, _.___
’i‘lic ldxccutive Council of l'. E. ls
land nict in thc Council l.lllnmI>ci', Ullarlotletown, ycstcrilay and truns- acteil quite a volume of business.
Among otl1cr_ things considered was
the opening of the Legislature and thcdate decided on was Wednesday, March 27th. This will he the first session of thi:
new Liberal Conservation administra- tion under Premier J. A. Mathieson nnd it is expected that ;t. the urs- sion, besides the usual routine losi- ness. some important iueaslircn will be introduced
INVESTIGATION
INTO THE STRIKE
AT LAWRENCE
(Uminililiii l‘rcss.)
WASHlN(l'l‘UN, Mar. 6-Au iuvcsli
glition into thc Lawrence strike hc- forc the Rules Committee failed to bring ollt any new facts today.
Capt.. J. J. Sullivcr testifiedtu the
measures taken by the police. '
NEH FERRY STEIIMER
SYDNEY, March, 4-F. C. Foss,
Genleral Manager of the Cape Breton Electric Company and the Sydney & Glace Bay Co., has just announced that a new ferry steamer is being purchased for the Sydney-North Syd- ney ferry service. Surveys for the new train line from Sydney to New Waterford will be started -at once and the route will be 'decided upon on the completion of these surveys, _ The Company will at once start
the erection of a large car barn at Glace Bay, iwhich will accommodate five or six of the large cars.
éoliiiiuiueiinori
riiileuini Province
um wini niiuu_iiiu>
The Minto left Georgetown lyesterf
day at 7.00 a. m. for Picton with 30 passengers, 33 sacks- outward mail, express and 17 tons freight and docked at 9 p. m. She leaves nn return to Georgetown this morn- ing at ,7.00 o'clock with assen er
_P B B.
lmall, express and freight. `
The Earl Grey left Picton yesterday
at 7.00 a. m. for Georgetown with 35 passengers, 60 sacks mall, express md 32 tons freight and docked in Georgetown at’ 10.50 a. m. She leaves on return to ‘Picton today at 7.00 ii.. m. with passengers, mail, express and Ireight.
Six icehoats left Cape Traverse
yesterday at 8.20~a. m. with ll sacks mall and passengers and ar lived at Cape Tormentine at 11.45 p. m. ,They will leave this morning on return to Caps Traverse with passen- gers and mails.
Six iceboats left Cape Tormentino
yesterday at' 9.30 a. m. with om passenger and no mail and ar- rived in Capo Traverse at 12.20 p.m. They leave this morning on returnl to Gaps Tormsntine with passengers and some outward western mall.
A special train from Georgetown
sringing passengers, mail and ex pi-ess from the lelarl Grey arrived in Charlottetown yesterday at. 1.10 p. m. A special left Charlottetown yes- terday at 9.00 p. m. .with passen- gers, mail and express arriving on the Minto. I,
There was no special train to or from Cape Traverse yesterday.
Yesterday the Murray Harbor train
m., thirty minutes late; the Cape arrived in Charlottetown at 10.05 s. Traverse at 10.10 a. m., on time; the who is wsll and favorably l'nown in Souris at 12.00 p.m., one hour and
five minutes late; the 'ljignish at 1. 5"
p. m.. fifteen, minutes late and the Bummerslde at 5.55 p..xn. `forty minutes late. ~
NEW IIIIIINSWIEII
I
(Caundinn _ Press.) '
-FREDERICTON, Mar. 6- ~Hodolph¢ Boudreau of the State Department arrived from Ottawa at noon today bringing with him the commission ai->~ pointing Hon. Josiah Wood Lieuten- ant Govcrnor of New Brunswick.
The oath of office was administered
to the new Governor by Chief Justice Barker in the Assembly Chamber at twelve thirty ojclock.
Members of the Government and
lhc Legislature ofiicials were the spectators.
Deputy Provincial Sccy. Tibbits
read the commission, after which the oath was administered. His 'I-lonor’s first oilicial act will
lic to open thc Legislature at three o'clock this afternoon.
suliliinsiui siiuelln vlsulluil
,(l:lpci:illl Iiv l‘lioni~.) _ SllMl\ll'lil,blII)l~J, Mar. ti---'I`Iu» lol, lowing is it ci|llf.ii\u:itiii|i of the prize list nt the Sr.,-ii Fair here,-ns jiulgeil tildny:-
` l`»UltN Ffllillldlt I2 li]/\ltS.
l '|‘lll‘ucl‘ lilyilcu, liciisiiigtoii, 2 l<`.
ii. Gallant, Nt. filirysostomc, 3 l~l. S. Alrwnsult, -1 Jessie Gaudet, Wis couchc, 5,` Eli E. Arscnault, ‘li (iolin Strong, Sulnlnersiilc.
(_}A1tIil‘}N (`()llN 12 l'I/lllrl.
l 'l`hnnc llnnlpbcll, Sllinlncrsiilc.
2 U. W. Mutturt, S\|lnlucrsilli‘., 3 (lol ill Strong, Summersidc,' L. A Arsenault, llrbanville, .5 .lnseph I.:- Clair, Urh-anville, 6 Cyrus Arscnault, 7 Basil DcsRocllc, 8 James Dunn, St. Elcnnors. 0 Arcidc Arseuault.
l’UTATOl<JS ANY f)’l‘Hl:Jlt 1
VARIETY NAlVlldli
l ld. J. Vcsscy, Llittle York, 2'
Thos. _ Stantper, Wilmot, 3 Rich “rd Clark, Wilmot, 4 J. R. Vcssey, Little York, 5 I3. A Mallett, 6 R. H. Stavert, 7 Talmage Mont gomcry, Travellers Rest, 8 A. J. McNeill, Grangmount, 0 L. A. Arsen ault, Urbanville, 10 Wm. Clark, Wil- mot. .
l ESGHALLOTS.
1 Leslie Woodside, Clinton, 2 Ar-
scnc Gallant, Miscouche, Ii llobt. Gaudet,. Miscouche, 4 Sidney Richard son, St. Eleanors, 5 John' Dickieson, Summerside, 6 Jas. E. McDonald, North Bedeque, 7 James Dunn, St. Eleanors, 8 H. S. Arsena-uit, 0 J. W. Waugh, Wilmot, 10 J. H. Waugh, Wilmot.
OTHER GRAIN OR VEGFJ’l`ABLE.
Seed nlot elsewhere specified ir.
small lots:- `
1 James Dunn, St. Eleanors, 2 Mrs
George Schurman, New Annan, 3 Mrs Thos Moyse, Bedequc, 4 Jessie Gaudet, Miscouche. 5 Mary ld. Schur- man, Bedeque, 6 L. A. Arsenlault, 7 Mrs. Alex McLeod, Lot 16, 8 Mrs Thos Schurmnn, New Annan, 0 Mrs. Henry Moisc, 10 Mrs. Wm. Adams, Miscouche. ______ ____ (Continued on page 3.)
YIEATNER FORECAST &|
(Special to The Guardian)
TORONTO, Mar. 7-Increasing
easterly winds; cloudy with some falls of snow.
The temperature at three o'cloc.l:
this morning by the "Rexall Store" Tested Tbermometor with a Northern exposure was fourteen degrees above zero and with a Southern exposure fifteen above zero. ~ '
The lowest temperature ircorilcil
yesterday was eight degrees above 'Ie- ro and the highest was twentY'f0‘lf above. The lowest recorded the fll‘c vious night was ten below. At nine a. m., yesterday it was elllht BUMP- and at nine p. m., it was fifteen a- bove.
The length of today will be eleven
holirl and twenty-nine minutes.
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 1.14 and tomorrow afternoon at 1.43; it will be high tomorrow morn-_ ing at 1.57 and Saturday morning at 2.44.
The sun sets this afternoon at 5.56 and tomorrow afternoon at 5.57; it risen tomorrow mornin! ll? 5-35 Wd Batqfday morning at 16.28. ‘
The moon nets tomorrow mornin;
at 8.35. _
_ (Canadian Press)
'l'IlTI’OLl, Mar. 6-For the first
time in the history of a big dirigihle baloon was used for scouting pur- poses by the Italian Army in actual warfare.
A great airship floated far out over
the desert and got a good view of the Arabs position.
A second one was dispatched and
the two dropped bombs into the camp. _
IHE MINING-
INSIIIIIIES _ IN SESSIIIN
lihiniulillii l‘ri»ss)
'l'<ilil)N'l'U, lllnr. fi-Hon. W. ll.
li.cai'st, Minister of Lands ,ll‘orests, and Mines of flntzlrio, extclidcil n, wolizome to tho (Ta-nadian lylinmg 1},. .-titutc at its animal meeting tuis llvwllillir. lrivlnz. as promised, a he arty cooperation of the department, with the work of the institutes.
l‘r<-sideui; Adonais' stated the morn
licrship had increased from 845 to 950 in' the past yenr.
His lioyal Highness the Dukc of
ffonnnllglit wrote l'ei;l‘ctting his pm. bility In attend.
Iie|»orI;.~: of the Mines of Nova Her.
tin reall slloivcrl 15,504) were employ ril in thc collcricrl and that fhcri- WCFC 130 acl'-idents of which 24 wrrr iatal. _
iiAlilll<JN l"ARMl<]RH
COMING 'ro ol\"i‘/illlu.
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(JI-lA'l‘HAW, lint., Muir .4--ldigllty
llritish farmers are coming to Kent. llouuty to settle oil land in 'l`iIl:ury cast townsliip, known as the celery and onioul llistrict, where they will engage extensively ill gardcn farlil- ing.
Houses for the fnrins which aver-
age in area about 28 acres have been built in Toronto and arc being ship- ped to Tilbury East in sections, and they will be erected shortly. It il-:` expected to have B00 farms located on this land»within the next two years, and from a population of a few hundred to inercase to about 3,000. The districts adjacent to the lille of the Canadian Pacific Railroad and the company has already taken steps to erect a station.
BOTTOM OUT OF _
NEW YORK EGG MARKET.
NEW YORK, March 3-Eggs are
llown. ’l’hc receipts last week were 17,242 cases, nearly double the ilrevi- ous week's collection, and the price dropped in the seven days from 38 to 24 cents. These are the market figures. .
The arrivalsidurlng the week inclu-
ded a larger than normal part of the previous week’s collections at coun- -ry points because very large quanti- ties were rushcd to the city by cx- press as the - result of the scarcity and the skyrocket market of a week ago. The price, which was 38 cents a dozen a week ago Saturday, de- clined cach day until yesterday 24 cents bought a dozen strictly fresh eggs-in the produce commission dis- trlct.
TWIN -BROTHERS DIE
OF HEART DISICASE.
I’AW'l`UCK'I`, R. I., Mar.
4-Dr. Frank G. Burnett. n locn. physician, died of heart failure yes terday ln a manner similar to that in which his twin brother, Fred N. Burnett, also a physician, died less than a fortnight ago. The brothers were -born at Dudley, Mass., ill 1861. Thirty years later Dr. Frank Burnett located In this city, while hii. brother remained a,resldent of Mass achusetts.
DIED OF HER BURNS
AMHERST, March 4-Mrs. McNutt,
the aged lady who was so severely burned last Monday afternoon at the home of her son-ln-law. Thos. Dilnphy, Brookdale, died at High- lnnd View Hospital; in Amherst on Friday and was buried from Mr.
Dunph 's home Sunday afternoon. coll ' ll S, Ms
(Too lots for Olasnidcgtlon.) _
’F*'OIt_S°KI;E:-All upr,lglif'_§isno in _ first-class condition. Write F.,
Guardian, Charlottetown, for parti- culars. 3-4drtf.
WANTED-Lady of ambition and
some business experience to
learn expert corset fitting and take charge of. high-class proposition with the Spirella Company. .llclilress by letter, Mrs. M. E. Algllire, Prov. Mgr., 06 Sydney street, St. John, N. B. 3-Tdlw.
I
_ , (Canadian Press) w/lsr-lINo'roN, Mar. ii--Alter’
hearing ilcloizutiolls froln Boston and :lan Francisco the house foreign af- fairs' committee decided fzworalily on
thc report of the bill carrying nn ap- propriationoi $;'»0,li00 and Governmen- tal recognition of the lnternntionnl Congress of the f‘liulubi>.rs of (‘om~ merce hcld in Boston in September.
N EIINNMIIE
EXPLIISIIIN KILLS
IWII WIINNNNEN
il'iin:illiiin l'i'i‘i.‘.-4.) I
l\lllN'i`illCi\l., l\lur. il -line ninn in
iicuil und Llic i:ec.l>iiil in in thi' );l'ni‘l'ul liuspitul lntnlly injured us ilu: rc- sult ol all cxploi=iol\ of dylialnitv nl l‘ol.l: St. l\'li`i'llcI liil. _
’l‘he two men ivcri- lying <ll'nin:.' and
prep.n|'cll lullcs for thi- lilznil..
'l`ri\lupiug it, <l<i~.\‘n, the I-.lust ex ploiled. Ilotll \‘.'ol'l‘ Irniilng river ' ilu' ditch. J, \':ilil| wus tiirll til pieces and his coiilpnniun cnlluot ri-.ci»vel'.
WASHINGTONS COINAGE
DUE T0 HIS RED HAIR
i‘_|1ii'_,-\r:ii_ .\'lnri-li l .ln i-.xrluun ||.,,, 4,( r;z--»l'i.;~- W.'\sI1i|iglnil’:= r~-i1i':.\_uc in filming his frillicl' \‘.'l|l‘li hle had rail vii rlol-.'n Ilic parental wrntli on his Ilciiil hy rlil>p|ii|i;_: ll~'~\‘n the l'l|rrl`.‘f U-pf; im.; iiilircll by l`r. l»‘ri\nl< W. fiunsnulus iu his scrrnon ut l,hc iyugim Loriuiu Thcaitic. “The iiilhcr of his
countr_y__hnd roll hair."
"Any one visiting the lihrnry nt
\VusIliu_iztou and cxmuiniui: ii luck ol .':co|-gr \\'n_-'l\ill;:i.i\i1‘i~' hair," said Dr. (Iunsuulus, "cannot fail lo src the
fire" and nrlmit l.ieill';:c \\.'nsliingi;f»ii] lvrs l'c<l-Ilrnilcll.
MMM! L CASE JURY
_ DEBATE 56 HOURS
_...__
i~lfl`. I.fiIllh`, .\lm'l'.Ii 'i~--Alter Il<'_nl_'
lockcil in a loom of it hotel for tl\ir_ l._v six hinirs, lnelnliers nf, the jury in the Kimmel identity case have failed e., apr-no on a veriiict. Thr ruse was _ given to the jury after twenty flu)/SI of testimony and two of argument.
NIT- BE TO BE REPAIRED
HALIFAX, March 5---Tho contract
for repairing ll. M. (1, is, Niobc has been awarded to the llnlifnx (Iraving Dock (‘_om|>nuy. The I-'hip will go
into dry dock at once. lv.\sHl-;nwo.\-iris prior-s I
lilli $1500 HOLL.
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liOS'I`U!\', Moss., March 4--_»’\.u oldi
handkerchief, dropped by Mrs. Am- nnila Lnnk of ~i Greenwich place Uorclie.-‘tf'l', null piizkml up by l`harle:< 5 l~`nrlcs, juliitrr of the .\`l‘i;;I\l¢<=l'l\.i;~zl! Club on .\ilaln.< street. that district; was found to contain $1.-'.00 in cnslu, the savings of this ngcil wilmilll, wlnil worked as a \vaslici'\vonin|l for
years. I
The money wus found 10 hollis 'ie-_
fore lllrs. Lank inissell it nnil rrllclrt cd its loss to thc l‘f'l'<ff‘- I’ ‘\=-' delivered to Mrs. llank after gel" re- t_|rn from her day`s work.
LIIIIIENNNI IMISSIONIIRY MURDERED A .. .lllllllllllll IIE BY CHINESE SOLDIERS
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__ - y,-FOREIGN Rev fIlr.Duy of Anglican
“.;l?;:.°:.lf;;J.“i:; i’3;‘;.‘i‘ '" ’I.$.I.W=‘l.EI "E5'NNNiEE We 1°".-ei "-2
lature Today, __ -_ $tql;|0||5,
Mission the lllctlm.
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(Canadian Press) _
PEKING, Mar. 6-A missionary
named F. liay, helollgillt to the Vhurch oi’ ldngland Mission was at- incked in the district of Pao Ting Fu und killcil today by mutineous Chi-
nese soldiers. I
liny had accompanied Bishop~Chnr-
and another missionary, F.> S.Hughag ill nmking H regular tour of thc mls- sion stations in the vicinity of Pao Ting Fu. 'I‘lEN TSIN, Mar. 6-From tomor- row the Briiisli concession here will he placed virtually under martial. Inw.
No Chinese will bc allowed on the
streets after ll o`clock and for-
i-|;;n;‘l's are ivarnuli to reply promptly lo the challenges of thc military pa- ll'<lIS_
'l‘(ii\'lf), lilnrch 6-Influential por-
:-iuiiigcs cimsiilci' thc puwcrlessncss of Yuan Shi Ken Vreaiilent of thc new rl-|iublii~. or any other nfiiciul to COPD with ibn pl'c.sciit situatiim has bi-.on fully llcii\i>nstl'nf.ciI_
ll. is hclicvr-.il that thc only solution
\-.ill lu- fiiunil_l»y placing thc capital. uuiler nn international provincial pri»f.s-i-tioii, allvnncillf.: funds sufficient no pny nd the soldiers to ellcct the iii-ri-.~'.<1i\l'y <'Iliil|;;c~.
l‘l-IK IN _ March 6--Comparitive
.plii-I. \\':i:< l'r.=torevl in the enpltal and rfiliu :irc si.il'l crlmnum In thc n0l’th und l.licl'c is little rImncv\. of an early :=i‘ti|i‘|ni'ul'.. -
RICHESON HAS
,CONFERENCE WITH
GOYEROR FOSS
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(l'an:i|iiun Press.; ,
ilri:-‘.'|'o\', rinr. i'.- l'. V. 'l'. Riche-
:.l.li Ilnll :l llricf i-|»l|Irrr~|l<~r~ in _ the '.‘h:u'lr~:-i Hi. .inil with Governor Foss nnrl right. iilbml»cl's -ll the lilxccntiva (‘:»unc|l who cnn nlone save him from
rxccllfioii. Ili- inudl- no plea for comluutatlon. '
lllluni ui lu
'inn li lnnlii
I"()ll’l" WILLIAM, ()ntal`io, March 4
A searching party which left Saud left Hand Point, on the North Shorn nf Lake Nipgon during the week on the report of a mail carrier -being missing found traces of a tragedy that had been enacted on the North trail along the line of the Canadian l’ltciiic Railway survey and r.ons‘tri\ct~ ion parties, Eight miles out a pleca of one hand and a shin* were found in trampled snow to the left of the track. these being the only human ra- mains found to tell the grim fate of the innn. That he had sold his life, nit:-r a struggle. was evidenced by thc remains of four wolves found allot at the spot.
The mails had also been devoured.
'Two letters and a brass lock were the only remnants of His Majosty'a mails.
KING HOLDS LEYEE
l.li.\'|iiiN, .\'larrh 4-Kiligliellrgn
lu-lil his first lever of thc season to-~ lhiy at St. James Palace.
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FATHER AND SON
DIE
I ALMOST AT THE SAME TIME
’l`hi~. h.nnr\ of l'nul .\irl`oi'm.'ick, 150 eases, including/liver trouble and tu-
(Ircat George Street, 1'hnrlottetownberculosis,and his casa was con-
was doubly bcrcnvrwf _vr~st.er~lny morn- I ing, when Mr. McCormack, nnli his. _...ii Joseph Allred, both pnsscll a-I way, the former at ten minutes to I seven, and the latter only live minu-I tes later. |
Mr. l\‘ic('ormnck, the elder, had_
been niling slightly of lute, but hlsl condition had not been eonsideredl serious. Tuesday he was moving n~l bout as usuul. He attended the ser~‘ vics in St. Dunstan’s Cathedral and I went to the drug store to get 5 pre- scription filled for his son. He com- plained of getting n chill, but other- wise appeared in good health. Tues- day morning about 20 minutes to six Dr. W. J. McMillan was called ln. He found patient then dying from heart disease, angina pectoris. About au hour later he passed away.
His son arrived khome from South
America, about a week ago in 5 dy- ing condition. I-ls had been a cook on 9 vessel and had gone South for the bencht of hlfhealth. He was
sullerlng from 4 complication of die- L.
sidered hopeless. He was unconsci- ous for some time before the and came, and he was unaware that his fnthcr had been ill.
The deceased was a member of the order of the Owls belonging to the Nest in Maime, Florida,and the bre- thren in this city are looking after the funeral arrangements. Both father and son will ba laid
to rest on Friday morning in the Roman Catholic Ccnwtcry.
There are left to mourn, a sorrow- llu! widow, three sons and one dau- ghtcr.
Paul McCormack, was 5 hard working industrious man, about an years of nge, and his son wp" :ia years of nge. The latter had followed the sea for
a number of years.
It is seldom that two deaths occur ln one family within such g chord timeof each other, and the heroavld lnvthsf. and other relatives will have the dun lvmvsciiy of their monde is their heavy bin-iles ef son-ew, ,
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