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(INTH IIY'MAlL IN ADVANCE it YEAR BY MAIL IN ADV 'E
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Teams Cannot Be Found to A
Haul Supplies Over Fail- ing Winter Roads.
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MONTREAL, March 4--(Speciu1)_.
Unless tennis are found tp take ilhu hundred cars of supplies from Eng. land into Gowganda there will he
terrible suffering.
The railway has carried supplies to y
the nearest points but cannot get. o
teams at any priccf
The roads will last only three fe
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weeks longer and afeer the wintorfu
MEETING
or
THE ALLIANCE
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roads are bioken up it will he very'_vince.
difficult to take supplies into camp. --*_A
MIKAIIII HAS A
IIIIANIISITN IIIIW
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TOKIO, March 4-(Special)-Pl-in.
cess Takeda, eldest dalllghtcr io! thu Emperor of Japan gave birth to
son today.
The Prince was lv}orn late this af-
teroon.
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ANTI-SPITTINS I
IIITIITIT ISSIILIT
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OTTAWA, March 4-(Special)-'1`ho
‘Railway Commistion has m\a'do an anti-spitting order.
Railway companies are reuuired to
post notices in stations, wlilting ly;
i’oonisA,§H'depots forbidding suittlng rooms and depots folbidding spitting
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ASLI] BAPTIST
MINISTPI IILAIT
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WOODBTOCK, March 4-(Spccial)-
Rev. Joseph Nable, probably the oldest Baptist minister in Canada,
died here in his 9-fitli year. th
Hclwae one of the first members ot for
the Free Baptism' denomination init"
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New Bl`““5W|C|‘» - periiiinuln, and ni. least fifteen round
IIAPLTS LXIIITLII
to fifteen kliot scrvico lmpluciili.; thc pres-
BY cnt twolvo knot service.
NAPLES. March 3.-Fire rcsultinil T
from the short cil'cuiting_of electric wires broke olit last,” nightin the gen- tral telephone office. lt spread rapidly and the smoke and flames, _which could be seen throughout tho city. CI'0l\i0‘l great excitement and brought xi. rush to the vicinity. Troops were clillcll ollt to keep the spectators bncll so that the work of the firemen und the sllilolnhl from the war ships. who were fiillltlni; the flames mightnot be interfcrell with. The telephone girls fled tei~i-orstriukuil from the building nt tho first all-rin and it is believed that ull of them e.-lcllpcll
u. __g___ Hom B_ RO_________ M___r____c__ Mc_ _Alliance he tendered the _Local Gov-
o The new subsidy will be $ll,(ilili pei' voy- ng
nl in Y
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` J~ . ract
Ross; 'buomns Moysc, A. F. Lord., C.. IW. Lrolvly, Daniel Fraser Geo
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Kinnon, ll. U. Goff, Hon. J. D. Mc- \Kinnun. Rev. il. n. lvlcnnnnid, r. .~i_ Robertson, E. Looman, S. M. Martin, Rev. A. J. McNeill, Geo. Orman, L. J. Wason, Dr. McMillan, Rev, Wm, Phelan.
The following Resolutions were sub-
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UIININII BIINIH AT PIILAEL WALI.
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MADRID, March 4-(Special)-The
Corrcspondeiiti-a stated that a homo
LIL.-1...l'_\\.lf.\lILl£.`. .LLSc .EAS found .yes-
terday ngninst the wall of the Royal Palace.
The police arrested severed persons
believed tio be concerned in the out- rage. _
mill
siiivu iiiiwiiv
clvini lvl iiiilcil
OTTAVVA, March 4.-Mr. Brodeur
has given notice of a bill authorizing
c (iovernnieilt to enter into a colitraot it sllbsiiiizcll sluvico between Canuda. ll Fl'illlcc, the zlliiouilt to be paid iioti xcccd tuo llnlidrcd thousand dollarsll
v .tges must he made during the yeal
e. I`lic (lovcimilont proposes to enter ill- iicontlnct with tlio Albin Co. for ai.
HUHII MLIVIBLH A
LIISLS IIALIIAIILLS
'I`1tUIlO, lilnroll »‘l.»A mini llallied
Atliiilsoll is llniiol~:ll'l'est hero clliirgcd lv va lla til \
t Y. M. C. A. Nomination of Officers. Resolutions Regarding Prohibition Act. Account of the Even- ing Session.
The Tefnllcrancc Alliance met in mitted and on motion carried. _;s_lI_;i__-d__(1~ Hall, Charlottetown, I1) Whereas the prohibition act is _ me Y _§1_1____th_l;_ alfcnés- b_e__:ug_ constantly violated by persons
,Bnrne_ _,_ K_ Ros___ _“___ v___~e p__es_; \\ o mport intoxicating liquor from
mt p,~cuidcd_ There wan ___ large _md the other provinces of the Dominion, nwsentatlnn ,neetinn of tempenanne and whereas the Dominion Parliament en from almost all parts ofthe Pro- Int the request ofthe New Brunswick
Legislature paused an act prohllbltin
The ii mi t' - C . ' _ . _ 5 ______e__ 0_____“;1___1_l:_n_______g0r;1(_m;:.__=te€*___§e;ré_in_ _th_e importation of lluuor into count-
em.. _ . _ _o ve a
President-Rev. H. E. Thomas £;2uI;i11T;ng§13g2sIiinidhlyclfl Tetinieilr- vice-rr -ill tl » -'_ 2 . _ °" _¢‘1‘10‘~ e Lnws_f_;_ en or Queen 5 Q0' J- provincial leg1s_la_t_lire of this _provlnhe
Vic _P “_ t I . _, _ _ _ o pass aresou ion requesting the cL___f)d_res un or Km59 0°- Wm- Dominion Govei;_x_i_iiie'nt to enact such Vw _Il ~l t _ _ _ measures as w _ pl‘oh_1oilt the ship- een.; resllcn for Prince Co. E. S. Imn_g_ suudmg or umpu,-mug of muon.
Iblecy-'I_‘reas.-A. D. Fraser. I Il§;,;n§&.11€S§r;n;,T:)ti?_t;51ev;_x;]_;I:ce ami' "x c l ` H ~ _ . ` ` n,fa;,n;;’;;_ °“J_ `kh’i‘3 Agile? Itliat all liquors shall be labeled' on
itlle_outslde package and shipped as inuci.
,H_ nun G n wnne E- G ~G_1j;| <2. Resolved that the thanks ni the
,ernment for complying with the ru. ,guest of the Alliance in not reappoint- ililur the Vendor for Prince County. I (3) Resolved that during the year the Executive of this Alliance en-
ldeavor to have some provision for the inspection of l-lquors sold by Idruggisls and vendors.
(4) Resolved that this Alliance do
Illefelly fclluest the Local Government Ito accord to the request of the Kings |County Alliance eo increase the- sal- aries ofthe King,-'s County Inspg¢_ Itors according to the basis gp oh? I_otfier counties.
(5) Resolved that the Alliance is of
ltlic opinion that the Prolli-bition Act lm KII\8'S County would be mush lmore ef‘iecf.ively enforced if the stipen- ldlury magistrate resided in ai central location in that County. I (li). Resolved that the Alliance do _endorse the request of the King’s County Alliance for the appointmlgut of Samuel M. Martin of I~ieathel'dale _ae prosecutor for southern Ki,ng'g__ _tlie place of Henry C.a.mpba»l1_
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. McLeod moved- that a strong
committee be appointed L0. confer with the Government in reference to the matters to be laid before them, ‘Seconded by J. K. ROSS, and carpial-_
Resolved that this Alliance aslo the
Local Government to pass som, ad. vanced legislation that will prevent the taking of orders for liuuors with- in this provrnce. Moved hy Rev, G, R. White, seconded by J. A. Lawson,
put and carried una/nimously.
Moved by Mr. Tarbush, seconded by
J. M. Clark, that this provincial temperance alliance express its sincere sorrow for the irreparable loss it has sustained in the loss of our wor- thy brothers, Hun. Matthew Smith, and David Small, and that we extend OUP Ueudefest sympathy to their he-
reaved relations. Carried.
Moved by J. A. Lawson and sec-
onded by Mr. McLeod and carried that this alliance express its appre- 'Iiation of_Ilcv. R. G. Sinclair effort to promote the cause' of bempcrance by the issue of a monthly periodical devol:ed exclusively to that purpose# and tlmt they use their host cliorta
to promote its circulationl
Mcefting adjourned no meet at ten
o’clock today.
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BHIIST STIIIII SPIIILEI]
Portfolios nd Three With out. Thei Names Below
ernment ls as Allows:
ing overtime.
GHAIII] THUNK PAIIITILI WILL IIIIIIST IIALLVILLT
Premier. Sir dwnrd Morris. March 4. ;Jllly. The industry shoulld be protect- Minister of atice, Hon, Dgnam The House Up._»,,ed nt 13_15_ ell, or it would he destroyed. The ti-nie
Morrison, Cln reply tio Mr. Lf.-ard Hon. Mr. TU’ b‘,’_{=7_§'_"“"I=’ kth°_°;*t_fh 'H h"f’(id"“':'ly
qolnninl Se tm.y_ Hom Robe" ummiiskey said there had been a _"C'W' “ mac “rc B “Y b 0" “bo
sale 0( the 1,;-mg, n th 0 .1 1 d_ be protected. Many nets are put olif.
Watson. _ ing from Bay $19,, an; astnfgcy on the spawning grounds about 10th Fi“`l’»“C°» HC §M~ P- CllSkiIl. Bridge at what seemed ai low figure July when the fish are spilwning. The Agricuituru d Minug_ H0n_ Syd_ He would in-lug the matter bel-me thu mother fish were' taken, and that
“ey BamfUrd_ . Government at jug next meeting Hn should be stopped. He noted also
C H Em " _ _ qlsq tabled returns lu rugs,-Q ‘O 3e»vu_ that there are no inspectors for pick-
~ ' m£""’"- IL K~ BISHOP. ml previous inquiries by Mr Mcuuwn lcd mackerel and' herring. We llavelex-
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I III Dl`I'C/W.
YARMOUTH March 4-(speci-nl)- Ish.. i ti t ' Ty I Y’
' the P wc
Probably the worst are in the hiss- AFTERNOON SESSION. islo,IToAg cols of ;15oT<I)li]linlCl'ist'§ihntI;llI 0 My of Yarmouth Occurred this mOm_ _Tl\0kSP€8l4CT YOOK the Chai? at 5 Island fisheries incrcuscd in value r,lli'lll Prov dont Fund buurli is com-
ing when the gl-eaten. portion of the 0 010° last yenr, $323,000. Otlicr l’-rovinccs
The blll to incorporate the D: Mc-
bu'ldin . d l t f th B I ' ‘ » ‘ D lic lc-
__0f______ K5 5" P 9” ° ° “U01 §_e_1_l_§le__i/__r:_m_p_ni_;iy_;__l_;_;l_~_l1__t_ed. was read alal steps should be_taken to conserve
il ,
Johnson Iron Company was destroy- The Bm to incorporate th” B1°°'m“ Itfl’ and he 110960 ml’/ml-l€YS On both
field Hall Company was read a third
ed. . - . .
t d d. I _- , . . " .
The ,ne broke ,ont snowy before ‘$<_‘_l11;_O§_HSS__:________ __ ________________ ask !___liln_.~l.__.Josll.lid n_lsA1i in sccnndlng
. _ , . - -. ~ - d t s '- - eight oclock and ln a little over an ing the federal Government to np-I ‘I To on bm , e Cote? handy hour fthe machine shop, forunidry, DOIN 8 C0mmiSSi011 150 llfflll With the board were appointed for the Mari- mould-i‘nE department, stove wsfre- gtlandmc and Gu" fisheries of Eastern [time Pl‘0vill0cs the Island would have
house and offices with their contents In§,lgyacg,Ig,l;,ITls,§il1oenlinI.’§2 iighinicgiilh fthe bflem' Tfhe Sectitony he uname ITG!"
_ d t, n_ . _ ~ ._ - was ainous or nys ers an milght.
wer? es Wye _ .. .ermb Tndugtryi next t0 fM`m1'l\g. “H15 he inode the oyster emporium of Can- TINFS WHS K!-S0-IDG and DMM ln _thc most important one. With regard iudu The Suu uuttom temp 1. t
. . . . . . _ ' . . e a ure
the cellar and the former exploded, to lollsteis he thought the size- limit and composition of the water wul
causing the flames to spread so quick should be me m°h9S- M_\lClJ Sm8ll0I“,such as produced oysters at the best?
ones are now taken This is wr
ly that the workmen had merely ‘ . - °“g- INCW YOFK <1l2f\1¢fS Will Day $10 and time to V cate _tn remis ___ THe _argulfd that “EPB SIIOUIO HOC be $12 per barrel for picked Malpequo Th Fld. e D fe n Ifctnu; bgoal water' one to °“°` “nd” Oysters. If this fishery were cared for
. .. , _ _ _
e hui in.,s_ were o _woo ana|_____at cnugsi wl_1_<ire t_h== Smaller fish and developed it would he one nfnnr
there being a high wind, little could ~ _ 0 e c oss sea/son andl greatest assets. The smelt fish r l
_ I _ _ _ e y ani
be done. {gZ°;e;°_:_3__f;1;ahl;__;I_1:U§h_?l__l_;=l1lHE Sl-\0\1_ld_'all our fisheries might oe made of
TWC. 0,. three men had narrow _,___ 5 EY £0 lSt_great value. He belleved_the Opposl- tu Avcnue_ Bmoklym causal .mm
Capes when the burning wana ten _ __ =tioll would co-operate with the Gov-
. _ |
The disaster fame at a most unter- Cmldenscd AdV¢|'I|5¢m€|`\t5 ivlll. ivllvooNAl.n A J. snld the tllnate time and two hundred men To L t I ol _ ""` matter was of interest. and import- if will he thrown out gf employ-nueut_ ~.___( o_L_& 8 or;_-_a_§§-Pia.-t_t°n" 1 ance. lt had been long since thil;
The company were rushed with on -lW_ANTED. 8.' good girl for general' House had a discussion on it, ns it
l lhouscwork Apply to Mrs Bag.
ders and all departments were work' “Hill 125 FIUFOY Sl- 3.-5d3i 'Dominion The ,late IgHlinterUDlivri§
._ ' | ' .
LD THINGS made new/ by re. had al-iked him for nuggcstions as to
The loss of property cannot be es- plating with gold, silver, nickel U10 107-‘St01j flHI\CI`y- The HIV# limit
timatui but cum ua,-,ily be lush- than as the case may require. Grofndincs was then nine inclies. It was impos- irf it Them I5 eighty “ine thousand d0T`lI~la_1"dware'Store. 3--5d»1(i);‘>1llT Since theft the fisllcrly l)iT!lrl0IiiIIvtmf(illllnIii
lars insurance Un all the buildings_‘/rH;L'AGE' L0'T‘_'Cnpt_'M_ Mchenn. ofi much. Not much good would como and plant. J I oflcrs his property ut plnmte _of fixing n size limit. lt could not he
rho foundry building of hrlch is Bridge, Lot ss, for sn_l_c. _ncnsnnnhle ,§_f$_>r¢f£~ He had l1lmys__;iiv<>rc<i_<»p_
l . t it _ » _lpf|c0_-Q g_c|-g5_g00(] W0 ling and Lf (7 l~ICl|.H(l_I`l OI] I ily ITIS (‘.lt('
1,;':ff_I°aIy mme W 8 8 “mp 'stnhlc-s. Thriving scttlcniene noni- Of 201ll Avril. ee at Present. Hc
schools, churches, telcpliouesrotc. Ap- ply to Messrs McLc‘11'n & McKinnon, Charlottetown. 3-5d3i_
“TANTEDI Protestant girl, not un- . der 18 years of nge, for second work in family of three. Experience
Tnot necessary. Address, stating are
itll tho theft of 5-175 zulll llol:li_mnntS V[CT()R{A_ B_ C__ March 2__The ____ _e__“dHWiT'IT; ;;'°'g:;ei9;‘°13t;stE_T;_“"_‘;_§_:§:° , The cntimntnn fm. this yn_nr_ as nun luol_l :lt $._‘>.000. \\~ll_l_t-ll ll_et§ook_fl'o_ln u. light nouso tender ‘Qlladm,‘ which re- MONTREAL Mar,-u 3_1; ls lem-uud ' ' n ' ' f,___5d1`,' milieu in the Pruvinclul Lugiuluturu nil ilu.l0`il. liwlll OP O 10 -Ol-2_1" ll' turner to-day freliiaeruise to northern ' - _ _ _ . _ ' 1 th 1| . dit' l'cC<>llllUil \\'llO \\`=lSll I’USS0I1ll‘~'|'lT0m light-llousos, spoiled an Indian ghost on. g°€d_auth.§’rn'y_'1‘r°:1n $1 mi? ,1 Tx ‘ pace 0 on nary “pm um at
_TOR SALE ol to let blacksmith
ed the Paris Exchungolnst fall. _ “.m_§,t'm,g bmw behind the reefs nt have decided to ‘o_ulld a city alt Mel-____ prune, Bit_mt___n at Sh Pm” Bn
. _', - . - 'l -A 1 t Mr . A. Somers, St. Peters
'-'_' ' Early in Jallunry eight Haidnh Indis_ns_ ugnrtersln ';`R_i;‘ty ynrzrnegge __n_i_l_e___(Jau- _Bsgy vi M5” __ 3__5d,._“nn_
. . ‘ - ~ ~ h G* d 'T k P ill lll,
M-A-~=-~ ev- :,a"i.iif.zl;r§i1?.*;. ;.°"e::i.:°i‘.‘i§izr 25;.: ‘;...;.li‘.. “.°...°....:...lB in von
' _ _ _ -- ~~--- Y - ' when bound from Skidegattothe main- hentai has acquired a large aimolintIH““» W¢dO°S<lBY Mit. Ht '7~30- PTO” ________
-»--==- ~ f-f f . - I lil. Admis-
| l (1 t f I (1 1; t y ceedi-l,_ aid of New public Ha unc, an ii par yo n lane wen 0 of property there for lay ng out 5_0” _5c_ La_n__s with baskets _____e_ _ _ cc_____ ____ __ ____r___ ________ ______ __________
` endeavor to recover the bodies. They
made a camp near the lvreck ol’ the
schooner at husk. when ___prolonged_ walls, louder thatcould be m e bv any‘
_ . human agency: were heard beyond the
reef The Indians their llmoes and fled in great terror. and the tale of ghosts
, , "”“"‘”`_°`;" that walled and moaned was told in
ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 3. - 'I`he|
motor, vehicle lil fast becoming B ue- caesilty and can now tis P\\¥"¢h°'5°‘] 1°' sion. Sato, woo, ilooo or more lc is in general use by farmers, doctors, contractors, mall carriers. l'\1U‘\=\‘”'~» urocors. collectors, and l»<\<>vI'> 1" hosts of other lines of work. 0* ""‘II as being' pied* for pleasure. li ‘W-N Bret regarded as u curiosity, and "IBD, beciluse a helm was frl8l\“"f°d or li ehlekan `l¢llli\l, with fear and' un- rellsonllig antagonism. _And all thi# while people and animals were helm; accldentally killed or drowned while on railroad trains, sssamshiiw \0l' IIY some other conveyance or means rc- Herded everywhere as bein! l\B"m\°“°
Against the motor vehicle there is
now no general feeling. It is recoil-_ hired as good. It is for the mi|ll0l\9 Ol people in this world and the mil- lions want it.
At $150 and $200 there are offered small cllrs which have a elns'l8 CYIIU' den motor and a double -belt drive to the rear wheels. Ur li ¥ll0f»O\`- CH” bl’ Purchased at $75 BMT' Pllwed All tha: ordinary bullgl' Of Omer carrlagf h mulling the outfit cost mllch less t an horse cm-rlugu und. -,i-ness, and it oosts’nothlng to feed it when Ime-
At $250 and $300 there nre other
and lui-per machines which have a single cylinder motor of four horsa power, driving the wheels through a irlctinn disc and chnin. At $400_ tg; range of choice le l'.'I'@l‘~UY Wl“°“ with two cylinder motors, and at $500 tn $1000 or more the cars are more elaborate and cl muC\l l»'f¢“'-er
|po'Iv‘vl:i:e are twenty firms in the Mid-
eet tr ini: to meet demand for
niaily northern villages. When the ‘QlllllIrli' towed the nioy away, the ghosts were ‘la.id.' The majority of the northern gas beacons were found frozen, and another trip will be made, when the weather becomes warmer. to light them.
yards, which will ,be..tll_e_largest be- tween Wliinlpeg and the Pacific. The Hudson’s Bay line will start: at Melville, at which point European freight will be distributed.
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LINCIILII' INN LIBIIAIIT
LONDON, March ll-The Library of
Lmcoln's Inn. which has been used for ‘500 years by judges and 'barrlsters for purposes of research has been de- spolldd of some dozens of its greatest
POPE FEELING BETTER.
HOME, March 4-The cundltlon of
[the Pope, who has been suffering from a cclld lately, is much better to- day. He is still somewhat hioarse, land while he it not oblilged to re- lmsin in lied, Doctors Detacci and Msrcbiiu Fava, who visited him this rrhrning insist than he shall not you resume his audiences. He was per- mitted, however, to receive the Papal Secretary of l-ltate, Merry del Val, with whom he 'transacted business. The temperature of the patient is re-
ldrcds already in “Be-
tucnlng to normal.
|213; \,u,_gT¢ll, and there are hlln- _showers turning colder at' night with
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treasures, dating from ihe 15Uh and 1.'6th centaries. The loss has only just 'neon discovered. It is believed' the pil- ferlng has been going on fore year past.
| mn-_--_-_gg- ' Mloar.l‘n Linlment Cures Dlphtllerin.
WINDS AND GALES.
I TORONTO. March 5--(Speclal}l- :Strong winds and gales gradually shifting to westerly, unsettled with'
local falls of elect or snow.
I In the Spot Light
On ilu- stage of business the spnl
liglll is on the man who .1ll\'ci'ii.~cs
Our Classiflcil \\'.~inl Ads will
place you or your needs in the linle light of public attention.
If you have not tricdillcm. their
illuminating power will surprise you.
hllntlmulvlisb
puty Speaker, as bylaw provided to the banks, and those should not lic
I Q take the place of the Speaker during cut uwiiy. All the rivers, hilt especial-
' the illness r nbsenc . _ I - Q
Ll o e ofthe Speaker y the Morcll and Dunk, should b
He nominated Mr. Lllird, seconded hy carefully looked after. The Scotch Dr. Warburton.. method of curing fish was said to be
. MR. LAIRD said lie had not sought excellent. I-Ie thought there should be
the office and hoped a Deputy would a commission, not for the Dominion
_ not be reqliircd. He hnil not even merely, but for this l»’rovince, He
_ 'given his consent nvnd jnculnrly re read a statement ofthe powers and'
marked that he did not see how they duties ofthe Scotch coiilillisisiiin could* compel him to not which controlled the rntnction uni
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- After some further remarks from trans' 'rt t' - ' l tl , .
u ’ _ _ _ _ _ _ po_ li ion, inspec on und l,rud
Yarmo Th S worst FITG Gas 3/l_r______;_VI_;:_:_<;_n. the nvmlnuilon 1>l1i>sed;l_1g_of heh. cold stnrngc was impers- 0IIfl6 CHUSBII Ii. LOSS $100,- The Bill to incorporate the Hin-il'tII¢T~cyi:
Court, I. O. Foresters was read Ta, prices s d. Th N S t' I _
000| lllSI.lrallCe second time and referred' to Com- in atsilgc G ova C0 la pw
fnff_t_e<= 0_f 'idle Whole. lvlr. Mcwllilnms favs; alinllirignzgflllllfzhsllrigliihdifilillltf
____ in ic ciair. _It was reported and tion there nm dependent nnon the ' set down fm its third ffmlllllg 30* fisheries. He reall statistics as to tili-
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ilwivulniivvs LEGISLATURE ilw lsuviiiviiili 0F YESTERDAY
HaS.Sf=vvfl Ministers WilhIMore Returns. Mr. Laird Elected De-
' puty Speaker. Some Bills Passed.
° Mr. Cox and Others Discuss
..,.L.,.,.X, ..,. ._,,.,,,,,.,,,_.,,_, the Fisheries.
Executive of e Newfoundland Gov-
John Crosby a d M. P. Gllibs are and others. ' ccllent iinh, 'nut for want of inspec- mcnilnns wl~lho_ portfolio and they HON. lun. n1cHAnDs also t-slilcd the buyer must Luke his clumcr->. 'Pho
» t tt 1 '__-d . _ ,some |-9f,umg_ packages used arc inferior. The leak
:te viz() at O t;;O(_)il;__:1 iam” PREMIER I-IASZARD in reply to the pickle. Tile trout fishery also
' ’ ' - ’ rms “T of Mr. Doble said it wng not, in the should be looked after. Uill'y two riv-
Plibllc Works arid A. W. Piccot, Min- public interest to bring down the CFS. the Dunk and Morcll, are rl~isci'v- ister of Marine;,and Fisheries, correspondence relating to an Ex- cd. There is too much politics in the
E _ fperimental Farm. Hs also brought matter of probociiiil; these. The trout , up the question of appointing a De- like strcains- that have trees along
Idistriibutinn ofthe fisher iount.
had decreased He urged that r t`
and strengthen this important indus-
silie-i would act together
board had important powers lf ii
ernment to that end
had been largel relr wted t tl
argued that the mackerel had left our coast because of the lobsters hc- ing caught. Lobster spawn had been the lnackcrcl‘s food.
At 6 lfclock the House adjolirncd
till 10 o'cloc.k tomorrow. ‘
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And Spoiled its Pomp. Wires .1 Down and Only Wireless Report is Brief.
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NEW YORK, March 4-(Sp€.cial)- Wlisliinlgton where countless tlionis-
nnils gatllereil for todny's inaugurat- ion ccremonics has been completely isola-ic<l since early morning.
Communication ceased ate four 0'-
clock and since then the only news from the capital come in ia brief wireless message to the Naval Yard.
A millwintei' blizzard it sweeping
over till- country and has destroyed tulogiiipll and telephone connections, iloiilorltlizell llll traffic and inllsii have inevitably ruined thc llii~spl'i_,' llrrang- ell.
The wil‘elc.<'»s nleasngr- said the
route of the inaugural parade was sliorteiiell and the illiinlier in the procession rcilllctil.
Mr. 'l` 1" drove to the czipitol iii a
closlll clii'i'iill'.:e nlill the inaligliriition took place n thc Senate Shamher.
It is expected wire connection will
bo rcslilmed tonil;lit iiltlioligh l~it,ol'my wriitlicl' still prevails.
PIIIIVIITLNT TIINI]
HUAIII] TLICTLII
ST. JOHN, Mnrrh 4--(Special)-
The counting of lmlllits for tile elec- ion of two nlelilbcrs of the Intercol-
plctwl.
Conductor Thompson leads, with
James Nairn, Engineer, second these two being elected.
The other cilllelllllila,-5 finished in the
iollowini: order: Thibcrge. Collins,
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NEW YORK, March 4-(Spocial)--
The fire at n bil: tenement on Seven-
death di two incmllers of la family and serious injury to tho remaining hrec.
Five firemen were injured and a.
number of tenants had a narrow ee- cape.
Mrs. Nathan Raliinowlts perished
und her twelve yenr old son I-IlilTy.
Nathan Itubinowits and the two
other cllildren were seriously burned
CABLE TII_NLW IITIIK
i\'Fl\\' YORK, March 4.-Sir Robert
Bond. lioforo vzicntilig oflicc, announced illltf illo (lovorninont bud made ll voll- ti‘lll't with ilio Coinlneruinl Cithle Co. ily which tho liliter will cxtcllll our- of its clllllos into Nilwfolllililailiil, theilco
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vm- ‘ THE FEBRUARY VOTE
Tomorrow il Guardian will inform
each cilnlliillitc lis in licr own totnl vote for February us well na that of nll others. It will thus give the most important news since the com- mencement of the contest over n nionth ago. It will ho seen that some candidates have nnllcd a ln.rK0f` vote ilhan others, Lil' those who have no't made as good n showing an the-y had desired, probably owlhil U’ Tm' til-ll; nominated avi. a late date or for some ot'h*cr valid reason. WUI have lots of time and opportunity fn do so before the end of the campaign some time in May. Indeed those who have polled 'a smaller vo:- mr 1*:-brllary have in many instnnceil very fZ"“l\f\Y ll1\`f°‘\l*' sd since. and consequently the result ug appears tomorrow will not neces- sarily mean that candidates credited with m smaller total for l"ellrlla\'Y BTH not leading the poll in their own dis- tricts on March nth.
Arid it takes hut a few renewal ol'
new subscriptions to increase the total of a candidate many thousands,
direct to New York.
Minnrd‘s Llniment Cures Gargel in cows
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\Ilnard‘e I-llumefll C"f°S D'°f=m»’°'- 'hm f"°"' mr” “'°"'°" ‘md °“'° “mm H an 8 8 P p°g'| Asxur social. and concert will
nnd. in addition to thc bullets fu every lsslil-. _
Tile ludil-s are fully nllV0 00 Ah"
great treat in store for them. Eight will cnjny the biggest and ‘IIB L'-"lt frec trip and lil! supplied wl‘th_li LS Ol "Muthersill’il Seasfck Remedy T" gum-(1 against sea and car sickness and .inch ni these will not till"-r l\ thirty dollar suit, a fifteen dollar coat, a twelve -lollnr coat, of a seven llollnr coat, the only condltkm being that they must send within U specified time at leant six Britannia tickets nlnnl: with the Merch'ant’s bill for encll garment, which con- tnlns the ticket, to the Britannia Mil; (*o., Ltd., Halifax. There will
will each secure a valuable cnnenla- tion pri7.c,nnd six of these sevcntvei-l will also omtlilin either a twelve dollnr cont, nn eight dollar skirt or a six dollar skirt., orl the same ccnliitlons me the above eight prllee.
But watch for the February vote in
tomorrow's issue.
for every _two dollars for a Morning Davlly, secures eight thousand votes, and every one dollar and twenty tive
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