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mug, ‘mh,_,.u 'Q T ° 11°" ’° Admiralty Qmm t,;_du stood ens'msi-rioge~~ei Princess vie- nies the report extensively published, Kolchniainon. Finlau<l's Olviuvic dis- s ie. ni ed States may y fixed the . tu. un rm ru umou . _ toria Uouise, daughter of the Ger- that the Pope left the Vatican to tance champion, to-day clipped 11 1-5 in v 0 route peace between Ht 101” 01° °'11"S° °f 01° °*"“’“ moi. au. or .1 sm re t p i visit the ii m r his dead i ts ~ mr if ei. A i i thu nation. "muh ur’ rn W" as the Burp Uranium at Chebuct H d p or an p ss, o r nce 0 e o s s r seco s o e mer can ama our re.
‘ Unruu sta.” rnunlte in the mum th t o ea by Ernest August, son of the Duke of. ROME, Feb. 11.-The Pope's sister, cord for 3 miles
try no mtv' e s camsbip Rappahannoc at $40.' Cumberland, is to take place in Oct- Rosa Sarto. died to-day in Roms, of He won the lllmiie 'race in Brook-
Tumlruulmoumd United stat” 000. A bold 10,- that sum wus given obcr. The marriage will be the first paralysis. She had ueen ill for somu lyn armory in 14 minutes, 18 1-5 se- troo under a mg h by the Uranium which the au d step to placing the young Prince on days and the phys clans in attend condo,
pr%3:§‘,u.d mf 1°” Eh’ United r _N Y “ E ° the throne of the Duchy of Bruns- ance had expected a fatal outcome The previous record was held by ,,,,,,,,_-,.-,,,,~,,,,,- , ,-,v 5° "°°) °‘ °W ,°"k~ _ wick. J owing to her age, seventy-seven years G. V. Bouhag.
$100 000 DAMAGE! HY
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- - _ crisiivici int: The; 'blaze' Jrdkh 3 is mom I | I
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_ r ut in the _
hulldlnz at 1240 Dundas Street. own- oruoaoo, Fen. io-an interns-
ed and occupied by the Bowman Gas
Range._Go., and spread qulokly- (O‘*““dI°“ P"°“)' :.h(;ndIs;1g\IIsIeyIytlIfts ‘P512 CII;i?:gdo NIE? Several explosions occurred in the M0N'1`RE-U-. Q\l°-. Feb. 12.-The .,,;,,,,,Eu0,,du,,t»- who -.disguised au u iaeeorios. which caused the Homes to 1’-“str”-f\f“=fi°'1\\ 0°~ 1*" °°°i<‘°<1 *O priest " gained his éoiiessiios oi King spread. Tanned by n strong out inaugurate a monthly service be- Ferdiuunu Q1 Bulgaria, ‘mr caused Wind' th’ mm" 1°°P°d °°"°“ D““' “WM” Trieste' H“tm° and 0“““d°' I" the otheruforeign correspondents at dns Street and let ure to a row of opposition to the new C. P. R. Aus- Bauu to send, ouusrurtung storms Sting: guldaetlrioules on the west side \¢!‘0'C8UBdf\ B°1`VI°°~ this morning of "duplicity practic-
The following premises were com-
ed on the King,” is a real priest
d of world-wide reputation.
pieteiy bumearno. izes modes se., RE ““ .. . .. house owumod b H' wr Ban “_ G AT INCR ASE The Chicago correspondent is
. Y B - N IS A . . . . '
1227, house owned and occupied by I_§1_uT H TR DE IiIi‘;vnrEE reIa(IBIiIcl:vs'rIIapeI:0v?vl;»‘;Ir Whofgils John W. Phillips; 1231, Wm. H. _
PATTON FINBID $4,000 ` statement of the Board of Trade
7- ".
years ago on the Extension Magazine of Chicago oillcial organ of the Cat- holic Church Extension Society of America, alter serving for 16 years as pastor of Catholic churches in David City, Fairbury and Nebraska City, Neb.
Dr. Roche is vice-president of the Catholic Church Extension Society of America,and a member of the board of directors, and has lectured in the interest of the society in churches at
Chicago, and for the last three years has been the editor of the Register of Toronto, Ont., the Canadian organ of the Church Extension society.
Two years ago Father Roche made
a tour 'of the world, his companion ,from Chicago being Judge Max Pam, of this city. His letters to several papers attracted so much attention for their graphic pictures of old world peoples, that lie accepted the offer of an American press agency to
.nearly all the larger cities ol the become its correspondent from vari- country. He spent nearly a year ini (Continoed on page three.)
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LONDON, Feb. 10-The January ’~'~'~'-`-‘-"-‘-'-'~'-‘~`-'~'-‘~'-'~'-‘-‘--'ff-‘~'-'-'-'-‘-'-‘-='-'-'-`-'~‘~='~‘-'~
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Patton, the cotton grain speculator, The principal increase in imports
pleaded gulltyt nu the federal court were raw cotton, $8,875,000, and rub- Autos In sl REEIS here £0' FI/ 0 9 X °0““tS in HD IH' INF. 5.000.000; but foodstuffs de- '_' dictment, charging him with restraint cling.-1 ;10_000’0g0_ Manufactured BAR H1_\F~B0UR. M6-. Feb. 1_0-The ur ¢_,-“¢|¢_ ‘ ‘ goods showed the largest gain in “_ ten Years fight over the question of
Judge Mayor fined patgon 54,000' ports' including $6,125,000 in cotton allowing automobiles on Mount De-
whm, was immcdintsly paid, fubricl _ sert Island was renewed tonight when
_ - the town of Eden voted to request
. _ the state legislature to repeal the
’l'iL0iiiOUS PROCESSION OF METEORS é’§?§°?.‘...’.“1'»?. 1.<l'i5`»53”hl§‘i»°»iY.‘§f`2_`“°”°”
' Many persons of national promin-
:;;'_'§_-‘_,__ _ __._______ 01100 BB Well M l0I‘0ii1n diplomats
ORON 11 A mer colony have dgured in the con-i
who are members of the island’s sum-
T TO, Feb. - meteoric of people in various parts of the trove,-sy_ Inns; or them having sm, performance of stupendous dimensions' city witnessed it. cesufuny.-opuoueu the use of uuéou ou occurred in the heavens last night ' More than a score of meteors with the |,,1and_ The pe,-mane” residents about 0.10 ofclock and lasted from their tails travelled through the sky gh 1 d
of an t li , 11 1
two to thtee lnlliutes Scores oi’ me- 0 own' owever genera y
- at a comparatively slow speed. After favor admitting the machines.
tears from the northwest shot '
the meteors had passed out of view,a
h t -
tgmnzh um 'ky toward t ° sou h ball without a tail passed in the ce-
e it, andllorbuilhant was the accom-
pnnying illhhiinitlon that hundreds lestial Dr0C0BSi0l1-
' CONDITION
I I . I USE FINGER PRINT ' __
A BLO§‘{D';N. Fear t10};There is rea-
BIIEII |NSlIIliIIllll
oi new tory is Dublio such
surplus
fund
E.
to be
on o eiieve a ing George’s health is not quite all that could be
_ desired, says the London correspon-
thifrogiigmurin€ga;‘;;0§€gr.B dent of the Birmingham Daily Post,
-»- ' and that he has not yet fully shaken
The Guardian wishes to call atten- '§;‘;er_eb”"k§,:i2r bterrgegsifllrzrfriir 135523 oil the effects of the cold he contract-»
tion to the progress of one of the have uecmeu to install the system ed just before Christmas. King gldest institutions in Canada. The rrouowmg approval or the plan by thu George is said to he a somewhat in-
nnadl Life Assurance Company, American Bankers. Association tractable patient, and the moment he
u ite - ' ' ` `
|0118 IIIBPOFY Ol Ol/GP Sli W_ D_ vincent cashier of thu Om feels well enough to be out of ooois
has never had a more ' S k 1, _ it is almost impossible to restrain
than 1912. HB vorume ,National Bank of_ po ans, as stu
_ him.
shows that its his- difgu tag S353” mx; gzztexags :Ed There is nothing in his present con.
1 and that the P 1 r ,, entag, u, ,,,,,,uu,, us u _ cities to give .iss to the siigntest O°mp°°y °n°““g wasv Iisbr "Nic national assoilationp alarm' “"5 his daily routine ls Um" 'h°"m3 by its MX a Y ans of identification the "Nd °“t “‘“°h “B “s“B1' He is val"
“matured Policies sysserg geueueved to bu fur more up than usual, whils` something of his
u _
t I th . t al 1 tnes of manner is want
°° 2° 3;: ang fective than the use of signatures, 1”." r ah” su ht u h d h.
bankers by ruuuiug me ups of the throat irritates him at times For
u lingers and thumbs of both hands on th” “H50” h" has ‘°°d“°°d °m°kmg
The anger print test is applied by ing I o as a s Vg co lg , sn is
n_ . ' yearly 8 card designed especially for the almost to it minimum, though he was
purposm never at any time as great avsmoker
SWELL CLUBS ATTAOKED
fins
as his late father, who loved a cigar as much as the Duke of Connaught does A cigarette.
_ -,.»\~v~».»~'--.v»~o-.
the BY SUFFRAGETTEB' Pglvgglnwindows were broken also
home” at ethe residence oi Prince Christian
matxlgielhg 'tm an; LONDON, Feb. 10-Militant suffra- or suu1euwiu_H015tein, B relative of
on reurauuuuuu gettcs today raidgd the West End Kiuu, George by mari-ings,
and it ,lu to 'district known as Clubland. Seve-
rn ruvorud fel women threw nieces of_lead and
' - ell fballs through' the win- ' `
that this ` ,Carlton the eform and CUHUEHSED .Ds ‘
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*_ CLISSIFIGITION
o..¢,.,,,..c per were seen insertieu
in this columd Cub must accom pany order. Minimum charge twenty-
` l* WANTED A BRIGHT GIRL WITH A
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me roiitihiiiic roiui
nested., Please leave Queen Hotel.
' _2i§P!??_ll‘1-.
THE PARTIES WHO TO0K_ THE
mink mul! out of baby carriage out-
' side post oil‘lcs`Wednesday had better
post office, stamp avoid
return same window.
MAKER l be re-
to
wil
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with
ll SUPHIMI EUUHI
In the Supreme Court yesterday the
case of Ewen Ms.pDougall vs the Misses Fraser and Dr. W. J. Mac- Millan came up for trial before Mr. Justice Hazard and a ]ury.'l‘he plain- till, administrator of the estate of
|John E. Fletcher, and acting on be-
half of the brother of the deceased in Talinton, Mass.,claims that the de- rfondants maintain that the deceased ,paid over to the Misses Fraser, his relatives, at whose home he had been staying, certain specific am- ounts from time to) time and that they did not owe'thc` estate anything. W. B. Stewart, K. C., and K. J., Martin, for plaintiil; A. L. Fraser for the Misses Fraser; Aeneas McDonald, K. C., for Dr. McMillan and Ncil Mc- Quarrie, K. C., for all three defend- ants.
The court adjourned till 10.30 this
morning.
Zlillil Fllii II
illilll ll. BRUNSWICK
SUSSEX, N. B., Feb. 11.-The
branch store of the Sussex Mercan- tile Company at Elgin was totally destroyed by ilre, with all its con- tents. The loss is estimated at $20,- 000 and is considered well covered by insurance.
The manager of the store was in
the building early to hx the furnace fire and about 10 o'clock or 10.30, when the .fire was discovered, the building was completely enveloped in flames.
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(Special to The Guardian)
TORONTO, Feb. 13-Fresh wester-
ly winds, line and decidedly cold.
The temperature at three o'clock
this morning by the Rexall Store Tested Thermometer with a northern exposure was three degrees above zero and with a southern exposure five above.
The weather yesterday was clear
with a gentle northwest wind becom- ing cloudy at noon. Winds increas- ing with snow ilurries, clearln8 HT- night. I
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was two degrees above zero and the highest was twenty- three above. The lowest the lJl`lWi°“S night was thirty above. At nine s- m. it was twenty-three above and at nine p. m. it was two above.
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 2.54 and tomorrow at 8.28; it will be nigh tomorrow mornin: RN Bud Saturday at . 5.07.
The sun sets this afternoon at 5.24
and tomorrow at 5.25; it riser to- morrow morning at 7.04 and Satur- day at 7.02.
The moon lets tomorrow morning
at 1.83. - »- » . - I
There was a new moon Thursday,
February 6, at 1.22
The
be on
The
hours ( o 21.?
his 'Belted exvvlhre above :sro posurs
moon will 4.84 l>.m.
wil1.bs ten
Liniment Cures bipbtbefla
TWELVE WOMEN
Ill TORONTO WANT
POLICE FORCE JOB
TORONTO, Feb. 10--Most ladies
would not be yearning for a job as a police women, but that there are those attracted by the idea is evi- dent from the fact that Colonel Gras- sett has already received twelve ap- plications for pbitions. The woman‘s council is also a point of attack for the would-be officers.
The question will be taken up at a
special meeting of the executive to- morrow, when those already under consideration will be discussed. Even the moral reform departments of thc various churches have been asked for their vote and influence by candidates for the baton.
CIIBINET .
RESIGNS
TOKIO, February 11-The resig-
nzition of Prince Taro Kastura, the Japanese premier and minister of foreign ailriirs, together with that ol, the members of his cabinet, was handed to the emperor today.
Count Gsmbni Yamamoto is to bc
officially installed in'tlie office of pre- mier todny. Baron Tnkaaki Kato, formerly ambassador to Great Bri- tain, will retain the portfolio of for- eign affairs.
UNION JACK DESECRATRD
RIGHTEOUS INDIGNATION
ST. JOHN, Feb. 10-The Socialists
of St. John have a grievance. While the fair was in progress they had their hall festooned with Union Jacks. and over the entrance of the hall they had hung other Union Jacks. There are evidently some persons in St. John who have no use for the British Hag, for on going to their hail last night the Socialists found that the flags, which had been hung outside of the doorway, had been torn down and thrown into a corner of the hall. _ . ‘ In view of _the fact that a year or
so ago an official of the city tried to make it appear that the Socialists were in the habit of trampling on the British nog, the oinoei-s of the social- ist local will probably ask the -chief of police to set detectives _on the trail of the culprit. who deeecrated the Union Jacks.
A lll0U&l’ZEr}IE&l'f5.E“T
_ Nssiiicl. tic'
One cent per word each lnleittion
in this colunini Cash must accom-
“Bale of home made can!! and
Zion Ch '
clean hockey-Vics vs. Crystals. '
--who win win pricey night? dems
:aliases for yourself. Vice vs. Ory-
, W , Y »~_ “A UNMIK of the New
Or purllosc of
or » seliingf the is sold the
be called to
Ao..
Hiililli EUMMUIS
For ‘Refusing to Give lm- formation Re Wire- less.
(Canadian Press) LONDON, Feb. 12.--L.. J. Maxu..
House of Commons for refusing to divulge to the committee investigat- ing the Government wireless agree- ments tho names of the individuals'
conduct against the members of thc British Cabinet. .
Klilli WILFAIIINII <
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(Canadian Press) | ,
CASTRO GETS WEEK'S GRACE
NEW YORK, N. Y., Feb, il.-(li-
prianu Castro, ex-president of Vene- zuela, will have at least another week of liberty in New York befor.-' the federal court renders a decisini. in the matter of the habeas corpr.s‘ writ recently obtained in his ioliiilf. Castro's counsel and counsel for that government argued for an hour this afternoon before Judge Ward for an against the writ, after which the court grunted s. \\'eek's time for each side to file briefs. Pending a deci- sion. Castro is free to come and go as he pleases under $500 bail, nvliicli was automatically continued. .
L0ND0N~ F°b~ 12-_KIPK G°0"P50'Irhiircli. \vii.~i oiicted the pastorate of ‘mU°U““e‘I t0'd“_Y th” he “’0“I‘I M'§i7nlvai~y church some inonths ago, iéeclgttuf; lCui>tu1u'i.ut dooiinid. it is said that o sai-
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Milli illlliil
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City Plunged in Darkness.
Transcript Unable to Publish.
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(Special to The Guardian) M0X("V"N- N- H-. li`.“b. 12.-'Tho
Editor of the National Review, will “§*U"`"I 1'f main nero.-1-' the Petitco- he brought buf,”-u thu Bur of the iliac Ili: » tim; frozen and the city is
u <lurl"u'si Tin- strc-ct iuiiwa
yarn. FMT lltllt was shui .town to save IIE .
’l'iie riiiliviiy shops aw dark this
furnishing the reports on which he evening “"0 The ’I`!`=HlB1=rii»t was un- based his allegations of iniiiroperrlible l-Ul"»1I>llBh-
`l.AR(.E NEW YORK CHURCH
WANTS TORONTO MINISTER
TORONTO, Feb, 11.-Rev. W. A. `u.meroii, who for some years has
been pastor of t_he Bloor street Bap- tist church, bar been asked by repre-
iiiiiniiii siivici
‘New York city to anti t the
a
» ‘ . ' ' ‘it pastor- te there, though no definite call was :tended in him, It is understood iso that Rev. John MacN:rill, B. A., nstor of the Wzilincr Road Baptist
ary of $i.,000 pci annum was men- tioned in ti-is case.
Calvary !`.np*.ist church is the larg-
est Baptist church in New York, and the |im.‘~rri,tc~ has been vacant since ltcv. Dr. l\lcAriliui~ resigned some time ago. llev. W. A. Cameron is one oi the most favorably-known `nienibi\i~.-' ui' the Baptist ministry in Toronto, and i.~. noted as a speaker and for his .rtrility as J.. -ufanizcr.
NEW LINE FROM EUROPE I
TO THE PACIFIC COAST
SEATTLE, Feb. 10.-The Royal Mutt Stconi Packet line has complet- _ ed srrangeniciits for establishing a monthly nteumship service between 111..:-me aiu". North I'iir‘ii`ic points VII.
the Suez Canal and tue Orient.
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TORONTO, Feb. ll-In the revised
factory not now before the legislature. a clause has been inserted in prohibit the employment of any person nlllic- teil with tuberciilosis or scrufulii ins
riiuniifnctured, stored .ir sold. I
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TUBERCULIIR PEOPLE WILL BE BRRRED
general welfare of the community. A similar provision has been in opera- tion fri- several years in the bake simii, but the new r'.'f:t;-e will aflect
rcairiniiir factories, fweunierieo, con-
“"Y I’1““6 ‘vhere f"°d I"`°‘I“°t*‘ "‘""iIr.i.seii milk factories, evaporator This is ii radical departure :ind has wmvksf nmakhst Irma "wks and
been framed in the interests of the siigflf Feflmfies-
STEIIMER IIIIIURETIA WAS BIIDLY BIITTERED
NEW YORK, Feb. 11-Such a. bat-
tering :is she never before experienced
today. i On the trip s trenk rail was torn
guard and the steel itself twisted and' bent inward for a length of mor:-‘ than thirty feet. Plate glass win-Q dows half an inch thick were shatter-- ed and the overhang of the bridgeI was ripped oil, exposing the wiring oi the signalling apparatus and put- ting some of the signals out of com- mission.
-_*__
MIDGIC FAMILY BURNED OUT, ‘ i
iusnouav TWELVE Bninowi
SACKVILLE, N. B., Feb. 10.-The:
residence of David Wheaton, at Mid- gic, was burned to the ground about six o’clo¢‘k this morning with most of the contents of the house and cel- lar. The family were at breakfast when the fire arrested their atten- tion. _The kitchen was then a mass of flames. Neighbors gathered and did all they could to help. The chil- dre`n of the house were first removed and taken to the house of I.. Ander- son. The mercury was around twelve degrees below _zero and the children,‘ clad scantily in their night clothes, were frost bitten. Some of the fur- niture in the lower part of the house was saved. Mr. Wheaton carried some insurance.
.,.
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in her scores of ocean voyages wsu; Nl-IW YOl‘.K, Feb. 10.-December the treatment the seas accorded the,g4, 1:ii,4_ the dam or the 100th nn- liner Muurcntauiu. which ended a'i.ivorsui-y of the i-utiucction ofthe tempcstous trip from Liverpool here|'l`rciity ui Ghent, will be celebrated.
i.y nil ldnglisii sneaking people with siir.i..fo observance of a period of dve
from the entire forward bulkhee.d`_miiiutcs, according to 9. plan approv-
ed yesterday by the Amorirun com.- mittce arrimuing to commemorate the ccnt<~i.'iry of pr-noe in the United Strics. .icmitor lllihu Root. announ- ced that thc British committee also has appi~..~.w-.‘. this plan, The celebra- tion ti. ‘..- world-wido, will begin. (iiristniau: Eve, 1014, in thu City of iihent, which on January 8, 1915. will give n dinner to the British and American committees. uiiier imp0r- tant features of the ob-vrvance as approved will be motor boat races from New York to San Francisco, by. uny or the Panama Canal, andthe erection of statues of George Wash- ington in Westminster Abbey\~and of Queen Victoria in the Capitol li Washington, and of monuments along fthe frontier marking heroic incldenw in the history of Canadian and the American people.
WIDOW OF PRESIDENT
CLEVELAND WEDB.
PRINCETON, N. J., Feb. 11--Mrs.
Grover Cleveland and Thomas Ji Preston, Jr., were married yesterday by President John Grlal‘1-libbon ol Princeton University in Prospect, the executive residence of the uiiiiycrsity.
No preliminary ann‘onncemeut° .bod
pany order. Minimum charge twenty- -- .been made and the utmost simplicity dv, emu, _ Mlnard’s Linimcnt Cures Distemper. was observed in the ceremony. Ag ~
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Iaucy g00ds at urch tea. ‘ fi’ I- 'FI “ 'I 'Q
"C9819 O0 the Areng`F1-Mg’ night
aud.~ witness- two. _ good gangs.. ing;
WIII COMM ' i
Something of Special
School Teachers,
“Good`Roads for
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