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Special to The Guardian. OTTAWA, April 18-Dr. Harriss
wiring from Columbus, Ohio, sta_ted-story comes from (lolborne. Leste my yesterday afternoon a reception Burk, employed in an express print W” tendered the Sheffield choir by ing office was found in the bm-nin Governor Harmon and the house of building bound hand and foot an representatives at the capitol. The members vacated their seats on the light in the Express office. He entc1._
d cd and saw a nign busy at ,tim my-e_
t Tile man seived him hound and
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time in history such an honor was ed I '
iioor und the clloir sang America an God Save the King. It was the iirs
ieiiili-rcil n foreign bodyby the stgte.
ililil SPIEIIINE
special to The Guardian. _' NEW YORK, April 18--Speed never iiftoined before was made by Mrs. _ioim (‘ueno at Long Island parkway. Driving Louis ,Dlsbrow's record- ,mnsliing ear she swept down hrilf a mile straiglitaway course ln 165 sec- onds :it the rate of 109 miles an hour.
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(i'1"l‘A\\’.-\, April _17--lt was an im- iiortuiu nniiounccrueiit made by the lioii..(li-oi-ge l’. Grallain, minister of riiilwiiys :ind canals, ill the comiiions, when lu- infornled tue house that a coiitriiiit han been let to the St. Law- |‘ ce lli-iilgeiloiiipuily for the con- i.~:llucf.io’ii of' the superstructure of the Qiieliei-. bridge at $8,650,000. This, with 'thc contract already let for the siihstriu-tiirc, lnakes a total of abolit ;[z,00fi,flfifi. This bridge is on the line oi the Transcontinental llailway wllerc it crosses the St. Lawrence river in-nr Quebec and will be the largest ciiiltilever bridge »iii the world, the suspension span being thc longest single truss span ever de- slgni-.l. 'l`hc span, exceeds that of tho ri‘l\-bi'iif.i-d Forth llridge, rlcotlaiid, by till foci., lu working out the de- siiin Miz (li'ulniiii has had in consill- tation ii roliliiiisslou of the wori<l's iiiovt i-.\pi-rf. bridge engineers, whose work luis extended over a period of two and ii half years. 'llliis will be the only bridge ovei' the St. Law- rence i-ivcr cast of_ Montreal Tiailwav iliiil niiy other roads that may rc- oiiire if. lt is expected that the hriilgt-.ii~ill be ready for trailic by 1915. 'I`lu» St. Lawrence Bridge (Iom- pniiv, ivbicli silcceededin competition with iii-riiiaii, I-lnglisli and United States firms is a purely Caiiniliall
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Silll PERISHED _
TIIE FATHER SAVED
WHl'l‘l<llil‘lAD, April 10-A very lillil di'oi\'iiiiig accident occurred here l'estei'iliiy, hy which il. young man niimed .liiiues Heffernan, lil years of nge, lost his life. I-Ie and his father left tlicir flailing lilit at Horse Cove, west cl \Vliitf-fiend, for their home at Upper Wliitehciid in fi small lobster
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Bpeclal t0 The Gllardian.
- COBOURG. Allril 18-A sensations
gagged- About midnight he saw
Z lllll. piled newspapers aroiin lllm. set them on fire and lcff. him fx burn.
Two citizens hearing the cries rush.
“ll I-llfilllllll the flainf-s and rescue ' Burk. He is suffering from sever bilrns.
SPlllN'S KING Ill
Shecial to The Gllar'-ilian_
BORDEAUX, April 18-King Alion
so arrived here to consult l’i'ofesso MOUFC. who has on scvr-.l'ul occasion performed operations on the Kingjs nose.
'|`lle_Klng wus cloi-acted witll the
llllysirlnii i`or .two hours.
Sl. JUHN ililIi|i]NS
Slltwlfll to lllllu (ll||ii\;|iii,il_ >l'l‘- ~l<-HN. f\i»i~n o4~»si.. .ioiin io
day follows the lead of Vunuouver and _went oil l'ei:oi'i| as the set-,oiiii City in ilainidn to declare in favor of (livlc floveiuinlcut by coniniissioil. ‘The vote stood 2500 for and l-filo a- gainst the new plan. flf thc previous council two were deleiiti-d ill todziy’s election, while one other retired. A large' iiiajority declared for the coil- strllction of ii bridge aci'oss thc luir- bor.
DIVORCE WAS NOT
MADE LEGAL AND RE-AIARRIAOE INVALID
l’A'l‘l<}lfS(|'N, N. J., April 15-llr.
(‘yi'ns V. '1`owiis<-iul, li lending phy- sician ol l’iiterson, N. J., was grani- ed a divorrc by Vici--<‘liaiu-i-lloi‘ Stevens oii March -f, 1008, from tho woniiin lic had iiiiii'i-ii-il fifteen yi-nrs before. A yciii' later thc doctor mar- ried agnin_
A few \-rocks ago the first. Mrs.
'llownslicnd i'i-ccivi-d an oflcl' of iiinr- riage which shi- liri~ept_i‘il. The wi-d- diug day was sci. for iuixt .\‘af.iii'ilay 'l`o cornllly with the riiui'i'iagc license law Mr:-l. 'l‘ownl~iIlcnd wrote to ’l‘l'cnf.- on for a copy of the ilec_r¢>.o_,oL di- v0i'cc Lind was infornieil thai. no surli iii-.i'l'ee had hcl-n i'croi‘fle-il.
A series of llnusuul i-oiiiiilirlitioiis
followl-il. Airs. 'l`o\viislif-iiil ivasduiilli- foliiidcil and iniiiiediiitf-ly roiiliiilliiiic- ated with lici' la\\'yf‘i', lixinilall I3. Lewis. lil turn, llr. 'l‘ownsllend was
‘acquainted with the statc of nfialrs. He was iltterlv ainazed.
'lllic \-'ice-(`.liaiice|loi‘ was apps-sled
to, and the earnest plea was iiiadc
lllllll. :uid when near Green Point hrenlu-,i',_ iii slioal water, a sen broke, filling their boat, precipitat-
ing thcni in the icy waters. In at-i
Ifflllvtlllix to cling to the boat she rolled over several times. Finally llle lllii' caught the must with the mil nttiiclied and made ii brave iight for life. 'l‘he father succeeded in cling- lllll to the bottom of the boat. The People on shore hearing their cries l0l lltlil, put out 'lnisevernl boats to flieir rescue and lust as the first host iirrived at the scene the boy had ceased to struggle and expired uiimediiitcly alter being lifted in by his rescuers. The father was taken Oli in an almost .exhausted condition, lifter hi-.iiig an hour in the water.
Silll DIES FBOIA
FATIIERS’ BULLET
TRURO, April 16-Arthur Jack- l0ll. the young colored man, wll0 luis shot by his seventy-year-old lilher, Mike Jackson, during a mix-» Ui- at their home last Sunday, died iiiiturdiiy evening. Little hope was llllil for his recovery all the week as the _bullet in its course had caused llrirtiiii pnmiysm At different times the police mag- istrate endeavored to get a. state- ment from the wolindcd man, but Jncksoii thought he would recover and refused to make one. Mike Jack- lfln coiiics up for examination to- morrow morning.
FRENCH PRESIDENT
STARTS FOR TUNIS
.l‘i\lll-l. April 15.-rresiilent reli- lllfll. accompanied by Minister of llnrinc Delcasse and Minister of Ag- riciiltiire Pams, left the capital to- llliiht for Toiilon, where the presiden- l°l l‘“l`l.v will embark Sunday- on the _I~‘_reni-li battleship Verite for a fort- “li<lu's visit in Tiinis.
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llliniiril’s Llniinent Cures Burns, etc
that lic date buck the divorce thrcc years. He coiiscliti-.d to reviciv the case. Yesterday he iiladc known his ldecision. He said that all in-_ could do was to sign the dcci'r-ii now, and ‘thnt at the expiration of six montlis from yei~itcl'rlay if. will lu-.coiiii-. ef'fc<~t- ive.
While this was n dciip disappoiiit-
ment to the prospccf'i\'c bride, it was not to be compared to tlie_llnpleas- ant predicainelit in \vliicIi hcr foruler husband found himself. The first Mrs. 'Townsend simply postponed her second marriage, it is said, iinf.il Oc- ,tober next. At one time she was the fsocial leader of Pati-rson society. 'Her fiitilre husband is reported to be a
/lfternoon Hcssioil.
Mil. MCKINNUN niovcd seconded
_ i, i , on arci
UI to provide for voting by ballot in the provincial elections. He advanced
suns in favor of ballot voting, and the reasons why the old ballot law
l£lSf-Hltifili. Ile cited the example of
adopted the ballot, and lu-.lieveil the bzillot. was thu more manly and iiidc- ponileiit method of voting, and that it would tciid to ii truer 1-xpm-.ssioli of opinion, and to qiiietoi' clectioiis.
Mit. ill<‘Nl*}ll. suiiporti-.d the resol-
ution, claiining flint the ballot had work:-d well, in lloiiiinion and iii'o- \-iiicixil elcuf.ioiis und win-ri-.ver if. had hreli trlcd. »\`lliiiiiiel'sidc had it and approvi-il it and illial'lotf.i»towii had now ilciiinliilleil if, und got it.
Mil. Alti\‘l‘}Nl\lfl.'l‘ followed ill ellip-
port of tho i'esoliitioii. lflo iiiterpl'i~.- tell l.lu- fact that no one had rise-ii
on thi: govcriluicili._side to reply- to the inovcr and sccoiidei' us an indica- tion that the govciniiiieiit would no longcl' oppose the ballot as thi-.y had doin: in flu: pu:-'t. lic belicvcil tru-. peo- ple \vi-rc ovcrivhcliningly in favor of thc llullot aild thought it should be givon tlieiii, ilndcl' the open vote tlicrn were many, \vllo were in dchi. or who hi-lil sonic small office, or who were in the oiilploy ol'iof.liei's. who were noi. qlliti- frel- to vote as tliuy wishi-il_
i.ions.
Mil. ill-JW/lil supported the ri-.solli tion. The hullot was the niost inod- ern, convenient and desirable lnethod of viting. lic thought thc Liberal party in view ol its traditions and record should support the ballot. This l’rovincc, which had led the world in the abolition of lanilloi'disi_n and the iiilopfion of proliibition should not lug bcliind all other lands in this ioutirr ol the ballot.
Mft. l’ifUWSl-L was su1'priscd at the
silence of the Government benclies on this qilestioil, in view of 'its great
ces which under thc open vote practi- cally compel many to vote against their jiidginent and their coiiscieiice. 'l‘he entire country was in favor of the ballot, :is :ill other proglessivc countries ai'e. He did not want to sit in the House except by the free, lui-
MR. Mcl'lilNAi.1>, Cardigziii, favor-
ed the ballot. 'l`lie subject had been widely tlisciinseil for n. generation past. He asked would any one in this House wish to go back to the open vote in Dominion elections? l~-Ie did not tllilik there was onc who would so declare hiinself..
MR. KI-}NNl<ll)Y, Ki-nsiiigtoii, won-
dered at the silence on the Govern- ment side. Did they wish to sliiicklc the votes of the electors? If so it could not bc on public grounds, hilt on selfish grounds. He hoped that at least some of those oil the opposite side would now give their support to the ballot.
MR. DOBIE traced the attitude of
the Opposition on this question. Again and again they had gone on record in favor of the ballot, and de-
of oul' freedom are a free V0t€ flllil ll
ined them. Only those who wished improperly to control thc votes Ol
'l‘lie lilillot also ti-iiili-il f.o piiri-i' cloc- HU
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1 Tuesday, April 18. Premier was keeping silence, either
The House opened to the public at intending to support the. resolution,
ll 12.45 o"clock. or was sti-ll opposed and had no ” Dil. WAllBUR’I‘()N resent e- - ~ ~' g Muon from L_ M_ P3016 an? ollhgrs arguments to offer to maintain their ,I and a bm tn incorporate the Map ground. Apparently he had passed the n donald-liowe Wood W0;-king Com- word for silence and his supporters
pany. sat there dumb as graveii images. In
HON. MR. McINNIS |ii'esent,,d u no -part of the British Empire wus
bill to incorporate the North Simi-6 the ballot wanting except in this
_ Telephone Uonipany. l’roviiice. In no other country had (1 After further routine, qiiestioiis :ind it been once tried and nbandolied. It
zinswcrs, the House iiiljiiiimpii ,tt l was said the Liberals had adopted
fl o'clock till Il p.iii. the ballot here and the (‘fonl-iervatlves
repealed it. This gave an entirely false impression. The facts were that the registration and ballot bill was
ll The House resiiniod its sittillg at l’l`elm-l`e‘l ln 1876 PY the Uwensl GOV' "'IJi.25. e1'nnleiit and was later adopted with
some changes by the (ioveriiiiieiit of
by Mr McNeill, the i'esrlliitioii of .slr l‘°.llls lylvlell' He Bllowell llmll' w|,i,_|, he had ,Wm notice M I impossible it was to work out the
system provided by the bill. lt was a perfect jumble, very costly, and uc-
, _ , _ tiially disqllalified large numbers of
a iiiiiiibel _of thc usual well-known lea- v0te,_,_,_ when it was swept away by
the Sullivan Government, it was minted out that it was ie arnlor
1 _' ,_ _ i . i>'i> » if
~ "’ll_l“"'“l "“'"l-T t0 llelllil °"°“l“' to introducing an improved bill. The r filed ‘Nil-ll ll Cllll”llll`0llll SYS*-elll Of FU* cost of registration would be hc-
tween $3,000 and $4,000 ii year, ol'
S all l>rogressive countries, which ‘had $12,000 to $10,000 for each legislative
term. We know now that there is no occasion for any such systcni of reg- istration. It was solely on account of this great cost that the :ict was rcpeiiled. No one then in the House had seriously questioiieil the allper- iority of the ballot metlioil_ Now wc know we can have thc ballot :it pra- ctically the saiiic cost as f.lii~ open vote. llc could not i.lioi'i-loi'e sri- :iliy i'e.'ii:oii why an opposition to thc bul- lot coiilil ln- iiuiiiiliiiiicil. flrigiiiully the ileiiiuliil for the bullol, ill 1-ing- lanil ciiine froiii the coinmoii pi-.iiple-.. 'llhe l'l'cnii¢-,i' had in ii foriilcr si-.ssioil spoken of tile "iliiiiily, open, lfi‘itisli vote-." Hui. it was in fret- liritaili that the people had dr-.iiinlidcd tho ballot for their protection and had since maintained it.. He cited thc case of lloniiiiion officials once disfran- chised and uiterwanls given the vote again :is evidence that the Govern- ment helievcd that the (lovernnicnt could control the open vote in large iiieasllre. llc appealed to fail'iniiuied und pi'ogi‘ci~isive int-iiibcrs on the Lib- eral side to support. the resolution.
N. i.. Men-oNAi.o tiioiislil. it
was tinii-. the incnibi-l's ive-.re nt hoiiio
liistcud of discnssilig such iiiu-.stioiis
as this. I-lc had no faith in the sin- cerity of the Opposition. It was their party which had repealed the ballot. l-le thought if the ma_iorif.y of the people were in favor of the ballot the people would have been heard from. He contended that they had no inau- date fi'om the peoplato adopt the ballot. _
HON. Mit. l'eI(lH,f\llU.“l thought the
same necessity did not exist hf=l'0 HH in large manlifricturing districts for the protection of the ballot. He cared very little for oneniethod of voting
lniiwml-w-`-» 'l‘l\vr~¢~er-' fuller- ll-lille-l`~ over the other. He ind -not tlilnfi the
eo le cured much about it one wal' Br ltllic otlier. If lic tliollflht ¢lll’Y ivailtcil the ballot., lic -would favor giving it to them, As if. was _lie was disposi-.il to oppose the i'esoliitioii._ H6 quoted some Uonsi>.i'\'al.ive opinions
he 'cfiect that flii:-rc was more
t t ' ‘ ' ' ' '
tranlmcled votes of the electors. _ c2,.r“,,u,;n under the ballot_sysi.ein
tlliin under open voting. His will conviction was that the D0_0Plll ‘° not want the ballot. l_lel‘t:ilnly they were not agitating for it. _
MR. McI»lflAN thought lt stl'U»lll=!°
time so many on the _tioveriirtnent side were gagged 0" mls ‘lllell_l°lll' He had hoped to have heard rom_ the uicmbcr for Morcll. (lVll`~ (Vx) 01 from the iiicliibel' for il-llfl-l`l0_f~l'~el"W“ (Holi. Ml'. Huglics) who :isllll`_ll_ll the leadership, or iroin the .llslilion hiinself, who so fur had no Ol D __ to express. He (Mr. l\ilcl.ean) wouf now vote to repeal such u. b:1ll0f» llllll registration not ns that which was years ago repealed. 'l‘here vi'u€e_l_l_; couiparisoii between the two Bylzjmes of ballot and 0119" Vute- BNF d ‘_ too many voters were sworn glllugt ,the open vote as under the 11 d
wealthy retired merchant. of this Slrefl 110 ‘lil S0 Slglllll. 'llllc bldwarks system Why bud all the cities Ml
towns had the ballot llllwed ln tllelll
lclty' ~ l t sa - 't -ifterwiird
When Dr. Townsend married thc se- ffee l’l`°55~ "“‘l_he “"5 Dmlll 'll by charters Of. Called ll" l ‘ ., Hé
cond time it was in the firui belief tlle Press_R`*‘;_°li‘;‘l,R;°il_’l§lx:{"becn'l;le? as (lhal'lotteto\_y_i:_ ll__uud_____<;<;ll;h-____m be that he had been legally iiivorcc<l. P901’ 9 W” e ' ' . thought 1-lon. . _ ‘d
had a recol
heard _from as one vlll0 H the question, and something ut
Hon' MR' others, preferred the open vote. The ll ukle_ it was said the Opposition
. st
ballot had been tried and al'>l>l`0""‘-‘l` are not sincere. All they asked WHS ____ ny exveriefrice i_i\ “““£_Y l““,§l,f, ‘lll,il,,,l,;',‘,‘, to lie not to tii&_t_e§it_\N c\_________, they
om-AWA. April ie - ow- fl-it l_>-‘ell <“l"< “'*_“‘ "ll~T' _,. ,t ,el nos. ivlii. ivle .. __. _ ____ _M ing to cabinet iiiectings beini-t contiii- 2"c(;‘_;:'_1’(l;“l(:_l§:>l_l_1 ;lt::f;,`°lil,,lg(,lp3,l,S;_ were ‘llllnfllltlll-lep§)l;)l‘l,l_l_° Nl_l)l,l,l",__¥ had ned on Mondnv, I-Ion. Mr. Pugslcy “tim to the haunt “ml h0`,,.,d tht. thc Wl__ to __'_“mm|_t the haunt hm,
wlll ll” llnnllletl" ll() to Sl" Joh" M Government wouldlnot. longer do so.l told liini not to vote for
Ile intended. -SON aid ulpnrently _ rlllll’ lllllllslcr llllll llxllelltllll to reach ilildqnhilltllilhlldllllldif tliesllrovilncc had ll'rI‘l votc was then taken alid the St. John on Monday, but his_ pre- how not the collrnm, to m,,m“nc9 ____ l\¢i_U____ decl,,,~,,.i lost on at ul.riiigIit l~`0llC0 here 0" °lll°l“l l‘l"`llll"“l “"_lll bl" the policy nf the .Llovcriliiient mi this lfgufzy vote-Yciis lil, nays 14. ll0l‘0lll°l1l`Y fl” *mme *lays* H” wlll gl’ question. He asked the Preiilier t-\_l 'ppc Zion f‘.liurcli bill was read _ii
to Ht. John a little later on. ,|,,,.jn_,.,, |,;mF§}_fI_FR P __ y ____ mug thirill tiiiic :uid l»itss_l-£1. Also thc hill
THE PR” ‘ _ ll' ll l _ 'csicctiiig the l.clAll*“ 'l"""' _ _
‘ tion on____tRl_<;__§1l{i_l_e__;‘__l_l`§lli_i_-_|_-___ dm`t un, l 'llhe Housc_ in
-_~» i-5,,-,_ ,,,,~_ ,,,_,....,,.,_... wi.
MlEl.ll(1UllNlil_, April l~f-A delrlrn- ' ' hill iiicl_\ll»0lll__l . |____i'tcd_ ,mm ,,,,,,,,._ tion of Italian agricultural experts oring <oiiiiin____y. T (,_l__“de Shaw' has arrived here on its wny to in- p_orntors__ ;l`r_-my" “om M,.Kc“,,i(._' *`*P°°l5 the lrl`lg"tell lllllllll ln l'lll.‘ llll" _ (leolllllll -l if/lcl-icii'/ie and liillie McKen- lilina and other districts. It _will be /\_iig<:__i_ii\ c______`_ -__tm__k is med at $2_. remembered that the Mackenzie-Mead ____ '/.ie. _ ie 4-l - __ I no ouch The
g“,.,;§ilmw 13;; lzietiierégdiOllrlfgtlnl-oldllillollll lllly uf Mm lull' lwcl-tilt Iililililtsi-ililjdmml ltoltls lhatlic original tnwiisite of Riv-
- _ ‘ ' ' .' rs, Cul' Bccf, I - '» . -~~ 1 iton
. t0 stiidv conditions prevailing ln Vie. gf c_“_es_ I cm, [Mm w,,,,.,,,,,,_ 3 _‘_ ”""_, W hh ,Maw U, ers, an_iinliorf.nnt dlvisiona i;o_{_i____nk
iiiiiiiiii iiiii ' iioUsE -DEBATES TRAVEL EXPENSES
bill was reported with amendments.
‘1‘HIsi PRLIMIER moved that the
House 'resolve itself into Committee -of supply. Mr. McWilliams in the chair. The vote for Boards of Health was taken up.
MR. PHOWrelE criticised the action
of the Government in connection with the outbreak of smallpox at Murray River, complaining that the Govern- inent had not supported the local board of health nor reimbursed the very nioilei'u.te oiitlny incurred, some $72.30. He thought this was false ecoiiumy.
'l‘Hl<}1’}tEMIl<lIt tllouglit li nliili
who refused to be vaccinated, went abroad and contracted smallpox and brought it home should be prosecut- ed rather than have his bills paid by the Government. The (ioverninent were willing to do what was right, bllt not to pay such bills as this. The Government had not considered any of these bills from Murray Har- hoi' yet, but would consider tllcin. They could not let the local boards run wild.
The mutter was fiirtlier dii-lcilssed
by Mr. McKinnon, Mr. Crosby, the Premier, and Mr. Mathieson, the lat- ter criticising with some severity the letter' ol l)i'. H. D. Johnson, Provin- cial Health fifllici-r, to llr. Hrelliiilt of Murray lliver, in wliirli the hope was expressed that the puticiif. should be charged u. good roiind hill, that thc people niust all lie viicciiiliicil :ind that the flovi-i'iiiii|-nt would pay no bills. Mr. Mnthieson eliliiigcil upon the danger that in future epillcuilcs the doct_oi-s iiiiglil. staiiil :iloof and ict thc disi-use take hold, in view of the way that llr. lireliaut hail been treated. lioctors could not he expec- ted to give away the lll'L-nil oui. of tlleir owli inouf.lii~i. llc thoilglit the doctor employed by thi- local board at Murray liiver should bi- paid by the (loverninent. 'I‘lierc could hardly be a stronger case.
EVENING SESSION.
The 1-louse resumed its sitting nf.
8.50 o’clock and went into committee of supply, the item of boards of health being under consideration.
'l‘l~llil l’lll€M1Flli., ill reply to Ml'.
llobie and previous speakers, stated tluit he did not understand it to be the duty of the floveriiiiient to take cliurge of, oi' iiicilr expense for indi- vidual cases of typhoid fever, scarlet fever, measles or diphtheria that might occur about the country. He read from the law of 1808 what are the duties of local boards of health aild under what circumstances expenses might be incurred. (lopies of the law had been from time to time sent to the local boards, yet they continued to incur expenses which the law would not warrant, rind expected the Government to pay them. This the Government did not propose to du. Unly the expenses that were duly au-
-~ '_ A t D.
.tl.ii;i..ii».eil.._.yi¢i.iil,d.iie(i.l2»-11, ni- ‘ébif
Keira bil ie erre to by r. 0 0'. it was only since the House was in session that an iteniised at-couiit had been received. 'I`lle case was one of typhoid fever, and the local board had not been autliorised to incur any expense in regard thereto.
MR. DUBIE read a letter from the
local hoard authorising Dr. Keir to attend thc case. I-Ie strongly urged that in this case the bill _of about $25 should have been Paid by the Government.
MR. MATHIESON argued that the
local boards should have power t0 act promptly and independently. lf
(floutiiiiied on lltlllll 3»I
FINE ONLY T0 LIGHT ' FOR SUCH A CRIIAE
'l‘niuio, Aoi-ii li-'rivo ro--uc
nicii will long renieinbi-l' Triiro as no place to break laws in. ’l‘ln-y liri- Fieldiiig McKenzie and Joe Melan- soii, who appeared before Htipeu- fiinry Crowe, charged with taking and publishing obscene phut0gl‘B»lJll9. tending to corrupt the public morals. As the result of investigations con- ducted by 1lispector(}eld€-rt, these youths were fined $100 and the woman in the case comes up for sen- tence tomorrow evening. None of the offenders belonged to town, and it is likely they will give 'l‘rui-o the “go by" in future.
CONDENSED ADVI:R;I`_|_§ElA_f1TS
(ree me for olseeineseloii.) Tl
14108 SALE at a bargain an I. Q;
el S. Scholarship. Write “X
Guardian Odice, Charlottetown.
3-25drtf. _
"AN'l‘I<lll, second hand holler and
ww; engine liotweeii fifteen and thirty liorsepowci'. Write "(`~". llllllffllllll office. __ .,‘l'.`_l__9_‘lll’_ll’_‘l;____
Riemnmlirlix"iiiietioii iiiriiieuri-_ at » residence Alex. Brown, Esq., on Wednesday ut 11 o'clock. House open for iiispection Tiiesilay- after- ,nonn from 4 to ii o‘cIock. H.. Healt- stn, Auctioiieci';________ -i-l7d3_l.
IJSTLER WANTED to represent
f‘-llurlottetown and Prince. E‘l‘
. _ Clll egg _ _ . A I -" " li _ f the Gran(
torla' wltll n vinw to uw enmnmge "'“l`9 llllllell llll"ll“‘llt‘ .expleml "ml ‘lla f rllslllmtx-‘ill-li'ly Dlilnd iiorfliwi-sfi-i'l.V lllliltiftlflnlliiiiilxvsny 0 1’i\ynients on all
ment of Italian l-I--\1l_f§l9flf‘l};________________ .mens mail Monday -1. Fllw fl-Ckcll ‘ll "‘_ :__ ;,',,,',,_,_,,,,y ,,,,,. ,,.. in-_ciilvif ,om ,mm ,M gent ,pmt to ene
IMw`”""""""`~""""“""""`”"*""’"""""""""""A"""`_"`A""""'_A'_A"":Nl `Mv`"`lll:" l (‘»l:_ll_.rl0:-;Z;Ef__(;\_;l'll___1l_\l» 7l0_-_2?__l\'"€;__dny for in ltelmveramy-¢i,_l Grand Trunk 1-,wifie Rai\w_ay, d la;
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F l)l°l'°ll wllll passengers' 5 homes' 5 The lowest temperature recorded ‘élylilellttiiutlldlllislellln th; the Railway and
cars potatoes, _2 °""ll lllltsl 2 mm teldn was thirty-five d¢l;l`°°5 “' perfect title is guaranteed by tlle clllllll’ 4 can mmm freight' express yes rrerlll and the highest was forty- n,,mwuy_ Sales-solicitors do not re-
A .SONG 0
gill all that God in mercy sends; °" health and children, home and F friends, - F2: °°ml,0l't in the time of need, For °V¢l`Y ki diy word and deed,
F0 happy tlloilglits and holy talk, l' guidance fn our daily walk,
l~or everything give thanks!
El" l’°“lll-Y in this world of ours,
'll' "‘l""ll1llt grass and lovely flow-
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“lllliz of birds, for hum of bees, For the refreshing summer breeze.
» “ill und pi`;ui,- for nmirifa ana
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For
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and forty sacks mall. bove Th come” Pew,-ded d_ t H their time’ oniy
1 Tale Mir? olleft n(inlBv:'llfll1itc;il“l>':1sdl<§i:- :lill-htinrldglldlllad niillls was tlllrty dde' dgurcllvtllniemind make big _:non-
W°°‘~ , . _ ter ily ll - 0- ~ ‘ - i . _ yesf'-el” BY _ i ll as niuc as ' ""i."*l i- ....... Ill everything glvo t an B sacks mall' 'md anwed ln P C on 30 . fic lots fn one day. Lots are sold .°n
t d t 7. ro _ » »- - _ _
the sweet sleep which comes with 1:30 Td;“lG:ld:ldf?tl¢;ti:wno lwllthl pns- ze'l`lie length nf f.0_<ll=5; ‘”ll_l‘ll;:llll°l°°ll easy tmonthly pnymvf;ntl;_.n`lI_ll_l_‘_;’l‘;lé_\:;‘n won out by thi' hllllllsi-iiic niuioritv i'l'1l. lil-lf`.lMf~`.N'l‘.
` ' , _ d t.r- h _ nd forty~8Klf “““‘ teres or axes. H ' of 102 points.
nlghtlt l niornlilffll light zengnlnllleightl “pre” nn yes P tldc will be high this afternoon who make as high as $250.00 n (Um The Mel-lianirfs total score was Nnioi-_
the rsinfintugiin that shines bn adlptgnrl-day the Southern expl'<-.ss at 1,23 and ioniorrow afternoon at in selling these lil'-9; Al)llll°“,“l"' 2594, wliich lircaks all priwioiis rc- f‘npf. lili-l{iioion__
their rw tr in was fifteen minutes late, the 1.48. ill¢ll“‘l “"`llf» x~ Y- /‘~ °‘l""`(_;;llll‘ "ll ,‘i~oi~ils. .loliii l\lr1niiis of the lwlecliiiii- Mr-Ray.. .
l mg l t littering? lll *ll* Eastern express ten mlnuti-s late, the 'l’hc sun scts this evening M l`--4'-I lil_H1_¢_0~ _ __ _‘slr . ics also bri-iiks all pri-\'io\::'. liuii\'id-- llurke.. ..
ine 8 MB K winter” exprégg forty minutes late, and tomorrow i-vvniiig nt 6.50: 0W]_,1NG, Burkols Alleys, under iinl averages by milking thc grand W\llim“g__ till yl and everything wt ace and the Summersldc accoiiinindatioii ilt rises tomorrow inoriiing at 5.09 market. OP'-ill l\Wl“l 55" tm P9 fllllll ‘lf 535° lll I-ll" Ull`¢‘li lilllllllfi-="' l\\`lll'li-- ~.
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Ille ur hearts we loft to thee train twenty five minutes late mul l¢‘ridaY llllll'l\uig at 5.07. “nm l-2-lil”-L llll/0l”llll0 W5 \‘~l- “BY ~l*’-W“'*‘ “l ll“‘-I
converted, and many of these :ire stud in iii thc classes Grzivnor or-‘
pliy and Spanish. Friends succeeds-il_
fused. Ho sent word to the governor i
MIN KILLS iilllil
Sllecial 'to The Guardian.
and five children with ti gun and a
ren, niortally wounded the other two, then shot and killed himself.
lticlu-.rt feared he was goini: blind
und thai. thc eycslglit of his children was inipnirefl.
TYPHUIII IIN llililll]
Spf-cilil to 'l‘ln- flilallaliaii.
HT. .l(lliN, April llf-'l`lic str-iilncr
Moiitoziiiviu, which arrived today, landed twenty-six hundred passengers. Four died from typhoid during the voyage iii~.ross.
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IHUNIIIS lllliiliil-IIIUS
Special to The (iuardian.
HU!-l’l‘UN, April 18--Thomas is re-
gllrlled linre as ii ilniigf-i'oiii~i coiiipi-fi tor ill toniori'ow’s iiiul'iii.|ioo.
llc luis f;i'n.incd steadily and wi-il
sinrc roniiiig .ind hos ilir.il.i cd li
L 1 3- 1
lilfi-ly have
stiff-fy,
Special to T
ilcgroes und
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ir_iarI-fable staying power during runs. l<_.iiti‘ii-s ure not so iiunif-rolls as lust year.
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NEW SKIIIING IHUPHYI
Si-eefiii io 'rio <ni..i-<l1nn. I o'r'l‘AwA, April is-'rife onlie oil
C_onnnught is to oder un iuternii-_ tional skating trophy to be competed for ill Ottawa next winter. l_‘oiidi-I tions will be announced inter. I
PRISON REVIVALIST
REF USES PARDON
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uAi.vn:s'roN, 'i‘exii.=, .April i:.~I Paul flrayiior, tliii'ty-'sf-\'iiii years of[» age, who is serving a forty yt-ur] term in the State l‘cliitelitilii'y fori mllrdcr, refused a pardon, dcclarilig- today that he run do iiiore good in, prison than out of it, and that he- purposes finishing the tweiity-five re-
maining ycars of his sentence.
Sixteen years ago Graynor quar-
relled with ri woman. whoni he shot to death. I-lc innde ii hard fight in court, hilt on his second trial was sentenced to serve forty yer-.l's. The first verdict carried the death penni- ty.
‘ev-
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_Q
peiiibeiltiury with Iuui have-
een released were converted" by the young convict and are now leading upright lives. I-ic tnllglit stcnoizrn.-y plly to six of tin,-ni in prison and l'our hold rcspolisiblv- positions, two of them being court stenogi'iipIii-rsili large cities. . i
Twenty-five other convicts now scr--
vlng in the peilitcntiary have been
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ganlzcd, in which he teaches reading, hook-keeping, arithnletir, stcnogrn-~
in getting thc governor's consent to, pardon Grayiior, but. lic positively re-;
that lie wus worth nothing to thc? world outside of prison, buf. could do much good for his fellow roilvii'.\'s.
CIIATAIA MINISTERS
URGE THEIR PEOPLE TO
VOTE FOR TEIAPERANCE
CHATHAM, N. B., April 1fi.-
In the various c'lulrc.hes in the town today' rcferlulccs were made to the forthconiing civic election. The ministers spoke strongly' on thi- evils of strong drink and llrgcd their' hcar- ers to work in the _intcri-st. of the feiiips-raiice ticket.
'I`lu! \\'-'iglit
ilidlriiti- lhat f ii niodi-I supplii-il froni som.. L.,.m_.-al soiirci-_
No iilciiilicl'
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l§| 1 I-I-'1 C/D
Ellilll
Special to The Guardian. _
»YoUNGs'liowN, ‘April is-crane EL PASO. April Ill-Des-lltorv lir-
Iiickcrt, a plurnbcr, attacked wife lllg is-in progress west of the city of
n Juarez and it is believed the advance
axe, killed his wife and three ciiipi. guard of Mudei'o's forces is at their
doors and daylight will witness the expel-tml attach upon the qty that has been iinilciiding for several days. i}`Cliui"ill l\;i\a|‘r|; ig ui;,|;i||g pg,-ipnra- Lions and iiuin, mar-hinc guns and ar-
oci-ii placid in osition
. 1 p ,
l‘iti'1.nus arc greatly agitated and iiinny nrt- crossing the El Paso 10|-
f iiiii__HiUi
ht- tlllnrlliun.
JOHNS’l`(`lWN. April 18-Three
one woman were killed
and five wcri- injured early today in lin autoniobilc accident while return- ing froiil ii duncc.
iliiiilllliii f-illlll lil
Hill HIEEIPHIIEIII
\\'.-\rilllNfZ'|'(lN, April 15-Evidence
that. ii roiisiili-rnble slush fund is be- inl; ii.-:t-tl to nvf'oiiii/lisll the defeat; of fbi: (foiindiiiii reciprocity agreement -H l-illllrf up, and it is apparent that if is bi-ing i-_:pr-li<i<-<1 on both sides of thc int(-i'iiriiioii:~_l bouiidary. Such a campaign is bi-iiig Carried on as iwould not bi- pos»'il.l1- without a war
irlii-st toll-l'zilily wi-ll filled.
of this movement is be- _
log i~\'peinlr~il in securing a bombs;-5- nu.-iit oi coiigriiss by iiiriners, and of riicliibi-r.»; of the Caliailian parliament by ilaiiiidi.iii inuuufacturers. In Wasliington il. has :issllmed such pro- pol'tiolis_tliaf niniiy nic-nibcri~'. if con- gress who liiillifully fry t., |-(my 1_0 nil letters have lu-i~n swamped and no loii;,'ci' ui.ti-iilpf to llnswcr their ziliL_i-l'i-in1-l'or'iiy iiiziil. in flirt, znilcli of it lofi'-ily i'r-ri-iris ii tllorougli ii-xilliiig, and flii.-; is 4-siiecinlly true will-ii li-ii.e|'.~‘. uri- irliinf-il ln li \\`n.y to
ll--_\‘ -.'.i-rv \‘.'l‘iti.-_‘ll aft(-r
of cf-iigl'1-ss is olil eil-
<-lltfh to rcnif~-nbf~r ii fiiiii-_ ulicn the farlncrs of'tli1-. lTiiif.cil Hliltr-s have roilti‘lhiitnd one-ic-ntli as ii.uch nisil yds lil'-y iio\\' ure wiiiliiii; to Wiisliiii-,5- Itoii.___Tliit_fi'oiii f\ic_\-:ay it i.; coming I ` (('oiif.inui_-,il on page i;_) -_
I sniiiie eelrsliii-:li
l\'i~:w ions .ipi-ii 15--william -
A eas.fiftc . wio ervcd ' ' _ “ ‘ A °" e’ “
_ ' 1 J 9 lholdci' of thi- woi'li!'s running record ffor fi-iii milf-_-4, in a fast ten-nlila in- door race- :it thc' 'l‘welith reginieni. :iriiiory foniirlit. No records were lirolii-il. Thr- tiuic uns 51.55.
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'1‘lic pace was fast mid exciting at
every inoniclit of' thc race. At no tiinc until thi- final spurt were the iiialicrs scpnrniril by more than ten it-ct. 'llhvy pus.-'r-il and re-passed one anotllef' ill shorl. liilri-its of speed at iiiti-rvals. till(-.nl_ made a terrific soilri. nt the licgliining of the eighth lap oi' the lust mile and finishing tiienty yards aliciid. The first mile was i'r-1-,led oil in 4.40. The record time for tra niilcs, as held by . 'l:llirulih_ ii. liuiu
rilsr nne BY EEA eollr
l\ioN'l‘n fx-into, April 1s.~In the
iiiotor boat regatta today the Prince Inf Monaros cup, valued at $2,000,
and ri crash prize of $400 for one nan. tical' inile was won by the Duke of Wcstminsir-r's Ursula, in two minutes and 34 sr-colitis. The cruisers prize
of $300 for
the same distance was
won by the Sigiiiulaber in three miri- utes- and lift:-cn seconds.
Minard’s Linimcnt. frir snlc cvcrvwha-.ra
B0_
The exciting garlic on llurki-'s al-
leys is all over and it ended a glor- ious victory for the Mcnhanics by ii niajority of 192 pins. Thi- game was the talk of thc fans for the past tivo days and thc Mccllunics stepped ilp- on thc platform full of coiiiidciici- with li dctfwiiiiiiiltioii lo win the laurels. '1‘hc 4t.li Regiment team was in cxcellciiiz frini und ninde a grand allowing as thc score. indicates. _
Captain McKinnon of the -ftli Regi-
nient won thc toss, null to the groaf. surprise of i-\'t-rybody hi. took iiliiubcl' t\\'u Llllffy-
'l’hc first. innings, as cxpcctcd, was
easily won by the Mechanics, who made thi- grand lofzil of 946 against 783, 'thus giving thc-in thc good lead of 163 points. Un thc flivorifi- allL‘v. in tho si-cond innings thi- artillery boys pulled down fbi- iiiailwif-y to fill points alid up to tlic. iliili frnnu- in the last innings rcilliccd thc iimjoi'ilv to about 30.
When the Mechanics rctiirncd to
nllnihcr one alley for the last five frames, thc tide began to f.ui'n. The Mechanics 'began to put on spares. si.rikei~'., double strikes, mid thrible strikes against. their oppont-,nt‘s splits. The -fth's strikes and spares from this out wi-.rc nearly ns scarce
aslir-n's fvefh and ilic l\li-cliaiiics
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of thi- ltli liu,',;iiili'iif. from third -
'nvr~i'ngi- 17fl fiiof. too slow. All players averaged
2-If and this is counted
ivcll, hui thc lllccllaiiics were simply foo stroiig und outplayed their rivals
lrp to thc
good clict-i‘s
for hl'i-riliiiig liundrr-ds cnt and ilu.-
l Nniiic.
glvlciriliis.. ._ Sfluiiii.. .lcwci‘s.. Mnllctt.. .
'1‘otlils.. .
(`n.pt. i‘uri'ii~.. .. ..
in xi uhirl wind finish.
pi'i-serif! time the Mech-
,anirs lin\'o lost but one game in the llc-agile, und Inst ni;:lii`s genie clinch- ed tin- clianipionship, trophy and liicdnls in good shape.
After the garlic finished, the artil-
lcry boys gave thc Mechnilics three
ond a tiger. The Mech-
anics ri¢turnr-if thc compliment and thru thc both fi-mils mid all present gave Mr. illclnnis u terrific ovation
thc rf-cord. of sp:-ctators were pres- greatest enthusiasm pre-
vails-d fhroilghoulz.
Thi- following is thc summary:
llll<l<‘H.\NlflS.
1 2 3 Ttl.
167 138 179-184
.. . .. 208 169 212--589 ~. . .. 190 166 137--493
.. 182 188 172-542 .. 199 130 157-495
‘J-I6 791 A57 259(
l 2! If 'I‘tl. 180 151% 1 My-493 147 190 147-484 l 41 142 131--41| 101 190 169-620 IM 205 132-491.
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0 Lo:-ll 0 l l i thanksl ll l A l 'l‘lie iiiooil risen toniorrow morning nt y Mechanics came second with the 'l‘otals.. .. .. .. .H183 885 734 2402
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'hor wer!-tlldlllgi Tehlllella 'l‘nppcr. Mluard's Llnlinent lielleves Neuriilgla l.i\s. Minard a Linlmeut Cures Duiidrilli. average of 180 2-3. George Williams Maiority for Mechanics.. .. .. 192
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