Y FUI' th. mfast ,4| ‘ _ -

THE

all Circulation ,. nthIs Province. - K _ M ‘ '

.r=ii‘<¥.¥f?~%tli.‘is3.‘i"l’;'l’.‘i5°ia.} _ cHARLor'ra'rowN, PRINCE EDWARD 1s1§A_ND, CANADA, wnDnEsnAv, Ai>iui. I if

PRES

Address Presented

ter to Past High Cready, Now A

ber. Severa

by Lending Fm-es. Dr.fH_ar_ris Says Are Used iniCyIinder Explodes, Terribly Two Victims of Prematur

Toro to Ladies’ Colle es Man lin Two Men One Ex Iosion One Wa In-

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I, 0,. FORESTERS TEXBUUKS ,THAT _'lElI![iENl IN, Sill 'FATALITY

ENTATION ABE DANGEHUUS' Hlltwll YlH[l BY IJYIAMIT

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Chief Ranger Mc- [‘»-.,'~-. . g ' g g 3 P A- - ' I,

Jubilee Mem~

Castle Hall was well filled _with

members of the Independent Order of Foresters last night. ' John H. Bell filled the office of Chief RauE¢\”» _ _ After the initiation of four new members. S. F. Hodgson, High Chief Ranger, was called upon und after making n -brief though happy speech concluded by reading the follow- ing address to J. E. B. McCrendy, who with other ofllcials occupied is sent upon the platform. '

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dt the Present. , < of Whom May Die. stantly Killed.

I O O

I I TORONTO, April 27--(Speciui)-"li WOODSTOCK, N. B., April 27- ST. JOHIN, April ZT-(Sp¢¢ia,1)_

_ can point out text books in 'l‘i»i-mitoi(S_pecin.l)--A bad accident happened The premature explosltion of diynnm-

yonng ladies' uoilegeg which ii you-near the round house in the yard ite blew Gideon Corey, aged 54, and

the n“r1erSign¢(]_ reprcsentim me parents read them. and your iimigltt- that mal’ "@S_U1t f¢1fH1lY'~ G001'E€ RQE-TTS. agcd 33, workmen in _members of the Independent Order of ters were in those schools, you could H0-1‘!`y Cox, John M¢E<lvnnri ang H_ -the Weldon Min” !`1‘¢01` Cl1ilYmlm, sc/me

Forest_ei's liereby_ tender you, on this 5(-,,,»c,.1y 5100,, in yum. ,,edS_ Allan were at work straightening out distance from the shaft, which they uiisimiogis occasion. our hearty con- nl, yu" wnm tm, ,m0k_q_ I _vm ,_,,,_a piston rrui. were boring, ami cruised the dewtii of

tl ' f _

gra U ations upon your haunt' much tlirm in your li'iiid~» and l will ive when the rod was Strlwk by the Rogers'

.lthtl" l 'l<. e( E "ee bww am ten yemb “I ' hammer the compressed air exploded Corey’s nirm wus lindly me/nglnri and

.latted ily the Psalmist, und your you the names of them.

! twenty-sixth year of cont`inuousincin~ “Young people ure bein r poisonedithe Cylinder box and it new in pieces' was umpumhed at the Shoulder' I - ‘ - ' _ ._ _ _ " , `horribl man lir-U Cox breuikin the Rogers was almost blown apart.

of the hasty fl'\~'ht of years which

generous and syiripatlietic dispositior. _-_=- ;__==-=.-~---3

"au YU" Ul'1`0th"1`" and ‘UWC *W illl fiiiiidition of this rtiit fr t

bership in oui beloved Order The 1 ti t tl . ,_ , y 3 ., . g passing of the seventietli- mile stone tm( la .15 ‘e uuwn ‘N are brmlf, leg of McElvanri in three places, and to many has a'somnre shade but to um me" mm Dr' UW t° Speak “U US'

. _ , , severely cutting Allan in the face.

_Ius as lnilepeudent Foresters it is. the “md Dl' Mnmm Harms' at the 'mr' Tng sufferers have been conveyed to ` ‘

yet” "I Juhuee' Then' W" cumeuoti vis Street Bums" Ghmch' the hospital und Cox will die from

“US evefllllfli \ll`0th0I` t0 1`0`m'U1dY0ll Harris ufter\\':ii'ils stuted the text _ . .

his in.uries.

t ._., __

tilmcs rcalitzed how good* uuil how istriict-iii'ii that voiints igtrzl nicmlleffrliily Official Record Makes the

p i-nsimt. ii. liing it is for lirctllrcii to ii i |;| _ |_- ' _ii H ,, *-

fdwcll i.iiget.hrr in unity with sucli ns iziivillzrtjjiflqilifgrlzl,niinihrTRI; f)i‘l1r:iIsO;y Tata' Least Seventy you have shown yourself to be. minion.,-_ HAMFAX April 27_(Speci,a1)__

We com.-rutiiliitc you, my brotiicr liuying ymn- tw¢,n¢_y.SiX years be Thousand Pef'50nS» The marriage took placeim St. M‘airy’s

‘mt 0“I'Y “DCU YUM' ‘vwlih Of Y0ll1`l mcmliership you have taken pert Cathedral of Miss Dorildéai Gaston- .2:.§;.i:.‘i; ';;.f’.‘;f;:“.:1‘§;;'“::n.:;: :rf ee fn - W~ ~ °‘ 1- C- “- E f ~ > 1 Z < Y l- .ion of over twcut -five millions of MESSINA, ;A ril 27- S ccial.-An emi’ °Y

_have Silvered you; locks and made book rtfcrreil to wus Ot'tley’e-1 Shor ___.____._ Vcnerablc your person, fm we cam History of the I-le_oi'e\vs, which was in ' _ I

.not out realize that the great, ull. use at the University, Toronto, but A

wise and _boneticient Father has bless- declined to give the names of the:

911 YOU With H YOUUH he-HTL. ii' killd. ladies colle=fes where it was in use l

. ' - ~, . . ‘ U > - `

whiCli ever attracts the >yoilnp,'er f th ' . V . . l Y ' membership “of the prdcr t0w______S ;>,m.li;n__i1_l>__lJ1;_c_a€i_t_,? eE_r_;_yti_i_¢_ig_t.tii_i;isriiii_,?_,E_| _ W- A. and Miss Gas- yourself. Since inukins Charlotte- uu uct to incorpcruit the inuepeud- fongay United The Bride

town your home your associates in my (),.,1C,. of 1,~m.eSnm thus having _.___

the order have ever been proud to h-id \ iniich to do with lul ' '

~ ~ » - vine' the a General Favorite.

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“I’°f‘_hf“'1“'H had “"2 “’1==<10'“ and tl" cloliurs to tim sit-it the disabled the official estimate places the num'v)er of RW' DT' F°1“Y W” th” °'m°i°"’l“€ f‘“°S‘ght “J l’*"“"m" a munllfef Uf this- old, ond to the widows and orphfnne bo-:lies of the earthquake victims at °l°rg'ym‘“`“'

igmat Fraternity whose wen dmigncd | Mid other beiieiiciurics of deceased 25.000 M14 UFOSG Still ill the ruins at The bridesmaid was Mi" Eu* 00”'

liiuxs not only throw the nizintle iii,m,mi,m-_`~_ wc n,,,.,, my to y(,u_ well 45,000. QW and the l-§'l'00mS'm&D Norman Ii. protcctioii .irouilil our liomes bill ` Both figures are minimum. Gibbon'

' » . s - I . .lohii E. ll. .\li~( riiitdy, l<..sq,, __ _ ~ |<loiic, gooil ond fuithfiil mi-liihe‘i‘. All.

Immediately after the ceremony Mr.

l’ii.~‘i. liiuh l`liici` lluiir,ei', ]""mg t""f~""I° “‘m‘f""t 4\‘“‘1 """““'|“";t`liose yi-urs you have helped to curry! , Mr fn

iiidi- -ndviii. llrdei' of l<‘ore,~,ti-r,~;, ,M“n L" .thff "Wd “S wen- W" ‘\"‘fi»iiiitolil lilessiiigs to ot.liei's; you .sliiilli aqfh :vilf`ri(fll;‘1ett for Monmrsal

“‘ in an ut t ` ir i’liui'lottctii\\'ii. I’1"“S""l I" "ml U“‘f' Y"“ WN" """ "l now i\iite'i‘ into the l<‘oi'vstc1'ic. rest The qgride me n 0 wa ww.”

. _ . ~ - ~ .-- - . . _ , ‘ ' a s ecial f 'v it '

llespifieli-ii :ind llortliy lirotlier ,- ..“_ thi yu~Sf_ 0f_h,,,,‘]_q ,mn i\ol'kl'l- '“ fl" lun- the fiitiirt- you :ire iroi- from uiiik | i _'musical circles. p 8 or e m

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l"i‘oviiii:i\. ol New lliiiilsii'-clc anil-oiii~{i“_,`. mu l,__yme,,,._ Ui ,my Mm, “,h___,,__

___ _______ _ »1<. J’-"-- - 21" ----.---._._A- ---- ----- 'R0t‘\'i'l‘. l7lll:i'lI(‘i{ll post, flhiill bu y(|i1,r,~;;

. niid in lwiiulf ui our hiipreiiie Court

L . . we lic-i~i\wiili t.i~iidi¢r you their officia

sirens- us your first .iiuuiiiy und trua

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t OTTAWA, Aprl 26-The former or-

iliiit. you sliiiil liiivi-' iiiiiiiidiiiit hcralth dur of council respecting the I. C. Ii.

IN E I to izoiitiniic your iisefiiliiess fu this comiminaion was presented to the

dlhouse to-day. It prcivid‘es~tilirat the

One of the most contcniptiiile nets committed in the city for n long time, tees plucc lust night at iliir coni- iiakiliivrly early- houixof 0,25. A lady, soiuewirat of :in iilviilid, was returning* honic from visiting ii

VAU'DEVIliLhl ARTISTS

IN 'l`R‘0UBLl<l.

Gl.A<ii~: BAY, April 27-Charles' and Sadie MacDonald, vaudeville artistic, iilm are playing at thc Dreamland 'lheutrc this week, were arrested this morning on the charm of perjury. The information was laid by W. R. Toliln, of this town. The Maicllon- alils iiirniifiod bail iii the amount of $2,000.

Miss lVlnrg~ai-et Collinge, Montaigne, left by the afternoon train yesterfliiy, aftenspending a few days in the U iy.

B. (‘. Cox of Souris was in tilie Oily _wri.ei'duy.

Rev. J. w. Kiersteud, Oi 'r.»i‘.itr.iiu-it Baptist church, und Rev. G. 1". 'l itus, of Coiiurr, street (Tilriiitiiin c~li\i|‘~.h, made un exchange of puipits in Sunday morning. Mr. Kiersi.rud’s lvsiarks wire exceedingly iiitcr.'s'.iiii; Bild well thought out und pleasing to llll. His subject was The Duty of One Generation to the Ncxt.-- St. John ’l‘f-li'grnpli. Mr. Kierstriill is Nell known here,

Nia- =»~i-».~.- .. fu 1-~.

coiiiliiilnlty iinil in the lirotlierlioo

, . . . _ _ _ _______'_____,___.._.*..__t as well. -

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'Y V W W bincerely und Fravteriiiilly Yours,

S. F. HODGSON, H. C. R.

J. H. Bell, P. H. C. Il., I-. U.

Fowler, l~I. Sc/c., M. H. Allan, C. R. A\'on<li\lc, 'l‘llco<lol‘c Scutucr, (‘. R. Alvu A. Siltlierlziiid, i`. ll., li. Gaudet

C. D.

frimid, along Ilicliinnriil St., pnSt

Putoii 6'; Cofs.

She rciiclicil the ll). S. corner.

then proceeded ilo\\'i\ (ircnt C-»`or_;o Sr. whi-.u .she miticed that soineoiic

was following litr. '

llctwccn lleurt'/.’:~i lirlru null .»iidil’-‘

f3limciiard'i~>‘ resilience, a num caught lici' arm with both of his hnrids, but fortunately did not properly cstiniiltc I with ivlioiu iii: was dealing, ns ihv ‘ lady uvvcr los-iing litr nerve for it :no-

iiient slapped the in'isei'ul»lc‘ specimen i

of humanity in the face.

As the assiiiilter reeoiled from the

unexpected ‘blo\\', the lady culled- to iii young iiiiin wlioni she saw at some .distance away, but by 'thc time he had i~espo'iided to the calhthe COWHY4 had take-n to his heels and disap- peared. i

The Indy described the man as one

of medium height, with a light`mus- tnchc, abd between thirty-tive and forty yours of ngf; He wore a long tlairk ovrrcoat.

As she was carrying a poirkvt D001* in her hand, it is clearly evident UNIT the ma'u’s iii'l.t'"ntiou wus robbery.

Fortiiuntely the police of Cliiirlotte-

town are not of the order wlioscicyes are forever shut, and if it is in any wuy possible the criminal will be captured.

It is earnestly to he hoped that he

\vill, for th-is clusis of mieii d0S¢‘1`V0 nothing out ii punishment si-vere ciiough to sci`vu ns li li-istillg wnriiiiig to any others in the country of the siiinre untlirc. _ _ g __ _

ef-.- _ -. _-

MANY or rat

siiiius I

I A IN THE EDEN MUSEE

New yi),-k City, the Guui".li_iii'i: linp-_ py pai-ty will 'nuve the orivilciw of seeing several intiirfsfing fig\1r<l=. ODP of them being ai stalwart prillwnlilll in bliiccoiit co:-itumc. The f0l'1“ aril countenance of thc officer ure' so liloli-ke and expressive that no 12110 would dare tu pass the tiirnstylc withruiti pnyink Iliff ¥1‘I’ml*?9l°“ “'h"H" lille keen efye of _the QUBIXUHH C( WU

upon him. The original ot

was niono other than' lien |(_ir many ygars `S'b6ti he i and`28l‘d' strovtl 0Ch.‘\`~

arc those of Buster Brown,

ond- the- (lypsy Forbune Teller.

After tile' c-ight. jolly ladies and'

their escorts pass inside they will see scores of the most: brilliant

figures, including- those of Marie De “q,,,,,.. -the i-Mm-Wag me ~K--mmf---lrho-highest-tempamture registered- --

i i i

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S. O. Hilti-_~,~son, I-Iigli (Thief Ranger,\

.who read the aiidrcss.

I Mr. lilcllrcndy inndc it suitable rc-

ply referring tc his connection with

fthe Order iii New Brunswick and its

ieurly history. G. W._Mcl’hee, un .l‘rof. Jordan fzi.voi‘ed the Court with ' readings.

Mtssrs A. D. Fraser, li. U. Fowli-r,

and John A. Moore, made hricf speeches, touching upon the work the Order; ivus doing, after which the incetiirg; closed with ceremony.

, .______..._ 5 W. ll. Fl, llitchiv, manager of tho- Anti~_.-onisii brunch of the Bank of Nova Scotiii, has neon transfc.'ri‘ed to the 'l'i‘ill'o,ri.p;eiiry, of. which he ns- siiiiics the niiiiingeiiicnt. Mr. Ritchie ipft for Truro on 'l‘iii»s<iii.y. He is succeeded by I.. W. Lpng,`_cf the Ha- l-ifnx office of tho llzmll of Novo Scot- iu.-Hgllifiix (‘fl\riiiiicle.--Mr. Ritchie is ii native of this City.

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l\Iiim|d'.~Iiiiiinielit Cures Dist ~iil » ~'

._.________._. Tlie police officers Monday even-

ing rriided the preniii=es of Owen Truinnr, in scnrch of intoxicating

poslbion of general manager be ab-

Iolished, and that ai board be consti- ,tiitedi under the name of the “giovel‘n- ment railways' managing boaird." This board is to consist of M. J. Butler, deputy minister, who receives no compensation for his services as member of the board, and Messrs. Pottinger, Tfriii and Brady, who are to receive $6,000 per year nach, and- devote all their eimc to the business of _the board.

THE DAYLIGHT Hill s IS NIUVINE ALUNG

OTTAWA, April 2B-The daylight

_saving bill, promoted by E. N. Lriwis, iM. P., and which was referred to a special comnnintoe of the commons, was reported this morning with the amendrmeint that it should go into ioperaition from the first Sunday in April tio the first Sunday in Noivfym- _bur. Mr. Lewis announced that nine- -teen boardis of trade in Canadw had fpassed resolutions in favor of the ‘mieas'ure. During the period mentioned it is proposed to set the clocks'for- ,ward an hour in order to gain more ,daylight during the working day. , A special Canada Gazette issued to- iday ainuounoes that the Dominion gov- .ermnent has disallowed' an Ontario statue respecting chartered accoun- tantls passed in 1908.

The civil servants from all (lnnadn

will meet hero Thursday to fo.iii ii pemiiniient org-ai:-ization.

REV. G. M. CAMPBELL TO

PREACH 1N SALISBURY.

SALlSBUliY,_ April 26-Rev. G. M.

|Campbell will be in Salisbury on Sun day. May the 2nd in the interests of the Canadian Bible Society.

Tile teuiperature was twenty-eight

degrees above zero at half past two this morning.

The foreign mall will go viii Pictoii

by the steamier Northumberland, which arrived in port at six liltsicn yesterday evening. The foreign mail will arrive iii the City between tive und six in the evening 'ny the name

- The steamer l-Ieirlarid will make tl~e round trip to Crapaud today and to- morrow leaving this port at seven a. m. and arriving nh Crnpaud at eleven o'elook. She will return to this port at one p. m.

Mgdicmr “t °°° time queen' mons 'for first. offence ngninst the y°st°"d“3' W” 'ortymve d°g"'” 9' 0! I"f““°”» the ,Eagles Jr‘S"" Prohibition Act fins been served on bove. At nine a.m. the mercury W” of th” cm`c'na“°“ dx Use- Criiswclli Myers, City, returnable at st°°d M' th"ty'”e"°'“ “b°v°' ‘md “t Dhlnv Whvsf M059 CW* 9:_»__9e"'°v$;a:‘°' tm, md of tm weep nine p. m. at thirty-one above. The

Miss nLLA 1-lilfosou, G“"’°f“°' “"““'"° E',,.?“3 _, 'Ni _,_,‘1",: __._____. coldest registered the .previous night

Jenn ii-gs Bryan, oren.e L was thirty five shove

pS0’:§2?;%'°' Pit 6'm,`,,i U10. Gr-l'l¢‘l'0/1 William BOUNI. MST- Mii-iarrl‘z Liniment (fiircs Diphilzcria. r _'___ ,.0u,__,_ D,__,§_‘,'_‘_‘, “___ 1.5,, eiuuil P. wiirier, Lord i<itclim@r|

Y ""' Booker T. Washington, Alina Htlt, CHICAGO MARKETS_ ___

race for the "Biz °-‘ice J Hi 1_ .

N, New York on _md *N Aldolina Palttzl. Sir ohu onrymriéi .___ TQRONTO, April 28-(sp¢¢|a|)_

‘ wi' y 1"? B°"“h B°"‘h“"dt' Jmny n ' (Owing to tremble with the wires Frngh to stron

_ - ’ _ ‘ g south to west: i rl ' ,WT i . f Joswh J°""`°‘m' Prime Hom’ M the usual market limitations failed tn showery not much change in f,¢m;;~£

SHOWERY. '

wtliut bi tb Pl

on 23rd 0strG:t\ r:a!;'gBruhilw:\?: Prussia" C_L;;';'m’fe.:°oS“I§:ET°‘ :‘)“l"" of reueli The Guardian this morning.) ture. ' `

yi. .

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siderably damaged.

A BUILEH EXPLUUES

IN MUNTHEAL CHUHEH

MONTREAL, April 26-Two of the

Sisters and a. little girl were sevefrely injured last. Sunday at the coup-egg- tion De Notre Dame at Cort-e Be. Pa-nl by the explcisitlon of g boiler in the building. .The sister superloress, St.- Nom De Jesus, was close to the boil-‘ 91'. and was so badly strailded' and bruised that her recovery' is' doubt- ful, while Sister Diibreuil and 9,- littlel lrlrl of eleven, who were also in the, 001.191' f00m. were badly scaideidl. The] accident was caused by startling; 3 fire when therewas very little waiter in th-e boiler. The building was con-

R. Munn Marshfield, has returned "Um ‘I U`il> to the Pacific Coast.

Ayivaiinminsi

Jf‘l"~"~_-¥f?‘»‘;.L‘?F.:_i!“'-»_=."?"-“f‘_._**°"-9__

\“f'ANTED. by a Stvnographer and

’bookesper_ work in City. 'Apply

to X.__Ql1ardian omce. 4-Z8d_3i'pd_ FIOR SALE, pure bred Berlcsliire _ . ,pigs from prize winning; Sm¢k_ Also an Ayrshire Bull siredby Dain- ty Lnd of Elmsdale. J. R. McLeod, Dilrlinigton. 4-28d.1irZip'd.

IQOR SALE, 8 horse power boiler _ . and engine in good order. A. E. Dcwar,_Qllai3>ttetovvn_. 4-28drtf.

.\\T.AN'l‘ED, two girls in lobster fac- » tory. Apply to W. L. ‘Dean at qiiice oi C. i.youa__& co. 4-zauiw_l

“WOR SALE, about nine acres, land, _ . beautiful building lot six milesi from Charlottetown. Apply J. Essery, Devon Farm Union Rioad. 4-28dr2ipd

_ _, - . - -. ,. W. .- .--...-.-_.-_'

I4 .OR SALE, good farm of 84 acres, .' . 3,5 miles from City. Also pro- perty at Little York, 22 acres, good house and barns. Also #good cultiva- tors, several ploughs and waggons nearly new will be sold half value. Iron barrows new, and washing m-nf cliines. Also two steuim engines. Ap- ply to John Prowse, Royalty East.

4-28dlir11lpq;

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f~ » r`~~

,_` _ .f rilfipll _

uf :~==~4/T '

'~-,.`,’,'4'.‘°*¢. 1 "‘."1‘~ l" A I 1'*

'- .»‘1'..&i-5'l':- ~

"netting lille the Home

Women buy more than two-thirds the merchan-

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U “iifavsa

28, rgog. _ ,

SULTAN ABDUL

F ~ HAMID DEPOSED

Europe’s Crowned Murderer No Longer Reigns. Sheik Ul Islam. Issued the _ Decree. Late Sultan’s Brother Succeeds Him.

Sheik Ul Islam, head of the church,

` issiied the decree of deposition.

The news of the deposition cf Abdlil '£1 _ ‘ ilniuid nnd 'the selection of his brotli-

vr to succeed him caused great ex-

, i-.iteinent tlirough/aut tho city.

Crowds also begun to gather in the

Principal squares and tooroughfsreo

, 1 _ ,_ _und around the Imperial Palace at

t_._'/ft <'_,`.',y,|_\§\~;..,,.,j, lviluiz in anticipation of the procla-

- " :'_" ',;\\'._._\_~_‘;l:'_,__/'I/'/"__ ,y 'mation of the new Sulitan. < 3 _` - ~ E Fifty Turkish officers have been ar-

{`_ g \\\' , _ix _rested in Erzeroum by their troops

, if - - ' i ,and despatched under esort to Trebl-

nniuiinxm siiwiie me i i""’é`§"

= 0 exact significance of the action

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 27; Lis not yet clear, but it is feared it (SPBCW1)-Abdul Hamid has been de- _means the beginning ofa revolt of

1;;Beed as Sultan of the Turkish Em.§the provincial troops against _the

~ ‘Young Turks ohicers. `

Mehemmed Reschad Eflendi, hip' CONSTANTINOPLE, April 27..

m`°the"» Was Proclaimed his succes. i(Special)-There was a fresh outbreak

sol' this afternoon. ` _ul fanaticism and murder last night

LTh_e rd_eposition gee; _through the_a_tM1 Adanal; accompanied by looting r-guia crm prescr e y the tenets ia incen arism.

of the Mahoinmedan. faith. The situation is very critical.

,_i

::,:"`,‘.-J ' \'.\__

` _jgy ,.

MOTHERLAND DOES NOT

NEED CANADA’S All)

MONTREAL, April 26-J. Allen no need of such aid. in fact he co-n Baker, M. P., for Filisbury in the siiders that while Canada is perfectly KI-louse of Commons and one of the ,justified in being lil/eral in he-r aid Canadians holding seats in the Im-lof public works, any policy of extra- perial Parliament arrived here tiodaylvngnnt expenditure for military or and ut. once put himself on record asinaval matters would be national fol-

befing strongly opposed to any ex-Ilyi Mr. Baker is H supporter of tho ceesive naval expenditure. He has no Asquith administration. faith in the German scare and saiysl The position ol the Gm ral Manager .than his views are stronger than ever oi' the Gofvefrnment railways has been on this point since he visited Berlin alinlishrwi by the new system which a month ago. ~ i_,r»u-. ' tflcct on the first of May.

Mr. 'Baker says that the Germans Ari adruiite sheet of the circular

new that they have the Kaiser well which is i,eiu'i; Sent out and sitnéd' in hand are simply amazed at the by W. L. Jones, states that the panic which has seized hold of Eng- 1 5011111 Of MHDHEWNCHE iS CUm`lJ0S'¢d"0f land. He also regrets to see that§M. J» Butler, Chllifmafli DBV~i'l1 Pdf-“ Canada ie being staimpeded into sim- 2 ¢i‘Y"‘§€T. E- Tim" 9-“Q M- Brad? llar policy. Of course he says it isiiaiiter leaving the city this aftlornoon. very pr-etty to sec Australia and Czin-f AS C0mmiS5i0H0f9 HWY 1111 BPPPBT $0 ado coming up one after the otl1er§l'0SS0»‘=\'1 €<l11l11 DOWUY and H/“f»111`3¥`“'¥- and offering assistance to the Mother- ; Mr. Butler and Mr. Tiffizfredialn the 'r land in case of war, but practicn1ly.ilUSifi0I1S Of Dfflllliy Mill C`11i¢f F-DEAD' speaking he says that England is in or-r cf Government Railways amd Gon-

crril Trafilc respectively.

I Rev. H. T. Parlec, B. A., rectior,

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K|N[i'S CULLEEE.

WINDSOR, ‘N. S., April 26-The an-

nual meetrlnzg of the Haliliurtoin- club ani d-imler was held Monday uighi; in Commons hwll. About. eight gilissts

arnanged and admirably carried out._ Among the distinguished guests was Mr. Justice Longley. who delivered an earnest and forceful address on im, pertalisni. l The Rev. Neil Herman gave an ex- cellent speech on "The place of thai i;~nivers'i’ty mlm in nation build'iri~,r."

Rev. C. W. Vernon, editor of Churchi

Work, spoke on "Canadian jo'il'rn‘a.‘l-` -lem." ` Amongst other distiii;;uiialicd~ guests

were ltev. W. H. E. Billlnck, M. A., late chapiiiiii to the forces ond (lunon S-niiihefrs, Fi~eilcric\'on, N. B.

On Thiirsday afternoon the illegrees

will be conferred. Chancellor Judge Hodlgson is expected to be present. Thn honorary degree D. C. L. will be crmfcrreil as lollowsiz- , Rev. Stuart Crockett, D. D., New

York, university pre-nrlie.'i‘_

Hon. Judge Ai. W. Sirvnry, Aniirvpo- list llcryul. I

Degree 'M. A. in c<vurse:- i Re/v. Rural Dean Watson, B. A.,

rector, Mil'lgra;ve.

Rev. P. R. McK`i1n, li. A., rector

St. Luke's, St. John, N, ll.

THE INTERES IN THE GUAR

Everybody both in town and enum-l

try will want The Guardian of Sat~‘ nrdny May 22, for it will be the first paper of its kind in Eastern Canada. In one way at least it will he three `€iii~i"e`é"'it§"valiial5iE'“Eri?i"trrres" timeras much sought after i.~s any issue since J ar last ln other ways it will

and every woman #Audi tho Classified Want Ada.

Qgr paper #023 lhto thi homoo¢\t\¢ 9" WN" Ado. will ranch thi ipondorl. ~

JQUUICIDIUUHQ

dino sold In retail stores ' _

aim! Y - pe very many times more valuable! than any inane ever published in they East. In fact it will in some respects 5 be different to any paper that has ever been published in any part of the world. The ladies of that com- _ rnendable society, The Daughters od the Empire, will give their opliiioma_ on the topics of the day, and treat

them 4-n sr different manner to what

;.-\ylesfcird-curiirberwick, N. S. [ Degree B.Sc. in coiirsvf-

Miss F. M. Canavan.

!‘ Degree B. A.:- L. A. Forsythe, Windsor, N. S. Morin, Middleton, N. S.

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Watson , York , England.

M. C. iilson, Springhill, N. B. Jeffery, Alberton, P. E. I. S. Miller, Halifax, N. S.

were invited. 'rite toast list was wen M, Ki Pgflgl (R‘h°d¢° S°h°1°‘-`1- *YM*

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On Tllurnday evening will be l!dd‘ the animia-l bail, the closing feotilvllry of the college. ‘ RAILWAY coivmissiou

ORGANIZIED.

OTTAWA, April 27-Hon Mr. Gril-

liam has announced full deta/lla rb irnrding the Railway Comxxiilesion. Therre will be four members with sil- aries of $0,000 each, Mr. Butler b6\§|,‘ l'hairnian. The position of General ilianiigcr will be abolished. The Board is to lic rcinstitiibed under the name of the “Government Railways Mama- gement Board." The Boa/rd is to sup- ervise and' direct all departments of the Government- Railways and to have the power usually vested' in the executive of u railway corpora- tion. Rules and regulations for the organization of the stad and officials, for the conditions of employment fn the Ra.ilway’s service. for purchasing of supplies, and sale ofmateriala, and for ascertaining and collecting

rnilwiiy tolls, dues and revenues.

T INCREASING DIAN 0F MAY 22

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they have ever been treated before. It will be an issue in three dectionl, with a very much larger circulation. and thus most valuable to advertil- ers. There will be a slight increan

‘ ln the price urzlrsale

issue, and the nett receipts from' same will be for the benefit of the "Anti-Tuberculosis" movement. Thne will also be the opportunity of spee- ial advertising from business men everywhere, and some will aippeair on special pages with special rogdlng matter supplied by the ladies, all the nett returns from same being for tho “Anti-'1‘ii'nerculosiii" movement.. But tomorrnw‘s issue will tell more, n. bout what the ladies will do.

L. L.$serry, New Ross, N. B. *

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