was nuriisr News `

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S 1 d Th d sons wcie killed at Glion to day S , e o S urs ft . -

wa vid, “ister i A Y y nes. Burleson. Texas. It was 1 “Y H "H00"

0 gnc It r 3 _ I th U t in b while rocks were being blasted in the

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iépzinightvii was “id the mi so stated thot col. Gert w.Goeths1s, 'ii i° ""’°“ im” °"°” ° °’ W ° h“"’°' “"°°""“§ *° ““ “'29” ’“°°

. 1 mil I ‘ th Cl V ' _ - l . Ti _

10 Juan, have imsitiveiy been Chief Engineer and Chairman of the E ho c ear ° °°‘"`“° 5" ° Sf! sage to the governor to n ght ie

) one w o can render any assistance by depth list may reach sixty,

__ _ _ i 1 anama Canal commission, is under sending help in the shape of horses or -_.__‘____.

sl".r"£.'firX' Bt°t°» Wm. J. Bryan, consideration for Secretary of War. "W" “P 05911 Will be W°l°0m°d

1 , The funds are setting low -<5 view

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0,'{’l`AW`A."Feb. 25.--A meeting of the grin! _mbdical service of Oanada tillix sftgriioon elected Col. Father- i _on, otonto, President.

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THE? _`llll|fS SEED FMR

(Special by Phone)

SQURIB. --Feb. 25.-The King’a

fiourity Seed Fair opens bers to-day. Jiidgingjy the entries and the en- thusiasm'-Qf,;the contestants and peo- ple-`bf Souris tiils- will be “a banner, year. far exceed ng that of last year. There are 1.50 entries in already andf 50 ethlhita are at present in the hulldlngirf-'i~V A -_

'I‘he` cipiiiiliilttles are working well

andi the--iartahj ments are complete in eVeX'y;iQp‘tl¢(lLr. The fair will be Opened _‘- r' `.i‘y by Laughlin McDon-" Hldipe hit-¢ » . » -= , _i in :attendance are

J. A. _. ,_ ~ ental Farm, Chai-l 'W-` ' l§enson, ' Poul- try`Ex~.if";`. Roll, Charlotte- town. 1;,; ,Creiiqof Lot 59, is also in I,-1.~ jibii. 6 has charge of the Erafli flddll. A nonsldershlsmunnhor of the exhi-‘ bits shown h¢_i‘l._iflll also be shown at the fnlrn_‘ iii Gfilrlbttetown and Sum- mersiile. 3.

1=‘oUa‘p Hain iiwrnsn pain ;

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ST. THl`)MlB,‘, Feb. 21.-James`

Hammond, _ag eigbty~rwo, who con- ducted_“l° bu business here for nesrly`hdlf:»`d,'_`_ tary, was found deed: sitting .in , chair at his home, Woo`dworth` Latina, this afternoon. Mrs. B. F. Mi, his daughter, made the disc0.V»\'Y,`~w an she went to call on 'her aged' ' fits. Mr. Hammond was a natl1‘7Q"__` 'iDiésseX. $11819-Hi!-' H9 had lived he dl -1“85l7, and retired 3 few ` _ , Qwmg to failure in

he%lth.‘»'!1’w, _ -Morning the Atlantic Mr_.Hs.nr,moi'\ like orced to take his turn at the _» umps for three days.

1. - . " n' i _ ’ to -

owfnz to* f.hof%iil_t;l1avins sprung a' ` . ~ _ dsy's session 1-:111 finish the proceed- ALBANY' N' Y' in

leaii _ _ _ ings for the term. ALBANY, N, Y., Feb. 23-Governor gud

OF-_ i K" """ "ETB 'V ‘*“-_*ii and |?;I;Téh§uj%e;0;I;t|‘er¢§fii;i‘l;mi;l‘

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GLERGYMAN (Special by Phone) Mrs. Robert L. Borden. Of 08118611- acciamiitionz golmpiiiors-Dr, B. F.

bar HUMMER9IDE» FW- '25”°'1"‘° “vi” OTHER DEATHS REPORTED' Th” P’°"“"’ wi" “pe” “iff “gn” °f bicnonsid with n vote of 154: I-I. s ` ` ` - f Summerside -__ the University Club of A any omor~ vijte 147 and M_ A, Paque ,

“t 53 election f-or the town 0 ‘ - ' F b 25-Two membe s 1 pt ft ~ hlch he will re- A°°'"' ,'

_oi Bev' £1335 'lf¢';i'dti1‘;daiiice"gf1eM°ayYJT-f1\i)e ig- ofsilhlgblhlgiivwsone Antarctic expedltiofi, 53:1 ltog0t'ti?wif.l wHe said today he vote 13"'

`°' H" `msr Mayor J? ‘ A. Morrison havin: Lieutenant Ninois, on Ensllshmeui believed the people of csnnds would

T“h°'““°1°' been'-rs-eieoteii by aocisrnntion. of nnd nr. Mertz, a Swiss. are deed- not ohnnge their position in dprosi-

or tgiizxg the foul' ea1i!1idates»foI“counclllors W. Mawlon and six companions are tion to reciprocity.

D_ M,,N,m headed -the pon with s ieit for the winter in Adelie Limdi B ----- - 1.-,,,,,,y pn.-not today established

.v.,¢.,'or sis. Ho was followed by barren _trsotfin the Antnrctiah tbhe- [HE y_|E[|f||§|l ,,

Levi Silliphant 'who had 810 votes. gnupg they were unable to reac e 1

and a was a

1 1 n

(Canadian Press) Cherry Ripe T. C. Eilgetf- t"

LoNnoN, rob. 25.-Horntio Nei- Hl\‘1‘=_S~ ` N Siiiséfgififif HIE T0. IIECHVE ,ie son. third Earl of Nelson, a descend- ?i‘i’,'i’;‘,,"i,‘°_“_ U' D`___A_`__ Kem. _ I GREAT IMPEIUS thousnnc people ieit without much ant of the* famous admiral of that [amiik f C_ Chandler -_- °il€el‘illL<-

name, died to-day. Frenrhy ............. .. A. S. Hewitt SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb. 22-Furm- _

He was hom in 1823. ing and mining in Ciiiie wiii receive held their opponents at checking and

` ____ .___ , _ 2.35 TROT ANI) PACE (PURSE $100) n great impetus, it is believed, ns it “ck handling the mek 'md °h°°u"‘

. ~ ~ .F i and were strai hter on the n

I _ I i iesult of the promise de l 43'

mn ,y in g et but

'lelephonc G11a1dia11_,. .l_A. Hendel“S0u the nation’s most prominent scien- mek wa" "Ut Wm' U" _'mls' Zealot M. MCKGHHH tists io devote three hours euch week Sydmy _wok tm" tent." wi" and

G”""l*7° H H- HUODGF in nu active personal effort to the ex- the ' Halifax 'mm t"°k lt i" fm’td ‘ ` '» Nancy M90 A- R- Il/£01515? tension and development of scientific §:`9'°“ and “”k""wledg”d the de ea ‘ »‘ ` 4 ff S 0 ‘ -

o'rr.\\-.-.1. ren. 23.-oo1.snnoerson §’,‘,§§§,;‘§"§§i_‘“_Y_____ ______*i_>_=jei-f-_‘ii-H' Film; Egtiigiiisiiies=»srri§i1;1r;)\i;;li1if;;\“_ "QQ to

of London, President f h ' ' '~ `

0 1' 9 white 'Phe H9111!! GU] ~~-U- A- M°Ki““°" outcome ofa resolution unniiilmous? more was tied in me second' N0

Star Line, Vice-President Franklin of '-*"-“s -`_'

, _ _ iy adopted hy the Nntionni scientific Egg]';tW2;f)if“:£Z‘ht‘"tiff§e“Q,ffi?iif,f§l‘f,‘;

New York, and Andrew Allan and '_ congress at its eighth a1inual_ _con- ov James Thom' oi Montreaii i.ep!.eBent_ i vention, which concluded its deliber- S

ing the Allan Line interests, were V 'i _ ations at Temuco today’ utter hav-

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D09

Guardian.

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"““'l:.“!’.i’f‘,°,¥.li’;;;:.°.i§li?»

' ibn

raids _.lil -_‘li-5.'*""

boe n thorizsi luv 91° \f°"°85“‘°“° °‘ "“’ n to ginwflnne the above offer.

advantage °f We vnrer- ‘

F01!" _

sessions

11 b p ration. teen freight cars of the Central of b

port” are l°°kmg for B ahve of the $i1‘fifef`g:;lmlaxi)i0lfifttii!<I:1 giYaiicd)rjii)ry was Georgia Railway in adjacent yards anion ports from now on will likely

---"°°°'*-- - Government BUUSNY Wglich amiiliiws J W Brennan of Souris. and at midnight had spread to the be booked up to its fuilleislt cifigacity

110 ¢0¥l_S.id9l`*¥mY UV" “lf 3 m °“ ' ` t i - d 1-1_ M_ plants of the Columbus Barrel Com- as the London office 0 t e GND

dollarsé It ig unlderstood thiat the Dgviisoiris acflendrgéomixsiyi mi a¢_ pany. It appeared that these plants shipping companion] htaviliiligtlnlgqiintihditl' White .tar an A all C0519”-U 95 3"’ i - _ ' V di f, s would be destroyed. _Montreal agents t a a ii co -

cndeavciring tc; _ggi *thteh G<i|\;:il‘il‘1imeii\t gzzeiziri l:0:0?::sB£,(1):intig_er éauvgzt The damage is estimated at over tion is sold ui; 0111 Wpllfwafd V195 to BEN!!! £0 ex 5” _UB ° 9 B Y ° ii f d f d t, $1,000 000. The fire in the Compress till thc end of pri .

their stenmers when conveying mails for;hi;1;i;iEtelHéil;l§I;;;>t Dpgaeli if; ;';na_ want' is aiieged to have started Bim_ during the Winter “B550” t° P°rt` tm. Roimrtsoii- an action for the pple untaneously in four places and is bs- land' Boston or New York' ine ‘limi and installing'of it hot-air furnace. lievcd to havebeen of ,incendiary orl. G°V°mm“”t duuned to dont. is’ ut Th, defence is that the plaintiff was gin. All the cities fire fighting ap- hopes are em olxieltrimt t B Dream to take away the furnace if it did not. paratus failed to check the flames for.

Governmon mny Y .-

prove satisfactory- Thp Ca" ii Still before the court. Aeneas McDonald and J. D. Stewart for pla1ntilf;.Jolin- ston and Enman for the uefendant.

0 1 ivioiirthnr esme next with aes sxpsoftioivs shin Aurora before sho THE TEIPERHUSE nz 03; These three 'Cwere elected. was compelled to leave, A wireless "DE, H00", Bic 4 Joh:.Mathieson was 'elected Water from Adelle Land §iV°9 this ”°W°‘ ' '”*' di an English woman.

.... Commissioner with 361 votesé His Dr. Mleirtg IVBSIQJBSU °h“mPi°“ U' ToilSi)l>];,fi"18l l10Fi;i§‘° G;i‘?_'_£';()iei_ai_e

odd". ou- ' ?pn0nent` Thos I'-nnitson ‘fd 1 7- Swusfr up n I ` winds, fn und cold A

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._ mmm; gn sps ' ir ` _

,f_ - ~ th yesterday was_ de

` ,- A ' ' Llteif-fin- 11311131111: igiicmsna eissr with bright i 5, ~i " .,la. \ lglnun sunshine' all IIBY “Om-i““i“5 mud and

One cent per word each ill' tion C , _ _

dear diiringttlinenfggimre recorded in this comm". Cub must HIPAGO. Feb. 22. It was learn Th” wwe” mp _ . ’ the spring training trip to the Paci-

eacli insertion

inust accom-

¢\iii\°ga"tWe|ity-

received by -March -John Downham,

On account of the impossibility of

A clearing the ice speedway wide ”**

BI i (Canadian Press) Nebraska; Secretary-Treasurer, Wni, °“°“Eil for the large number of en-

MWL §§£(,G'lt?hoN, Feb. 25.4-it wns c. 1uoA<1oo,N.,w york; S,,c,,,¢,,,y oi tries it wss decides st the meeting (canadian press) 3 Q* .““.“mP1'¢l_ldent-elect Wil- the Navy, Josephus Daniels, North of horsemen in Charlottetown last OVEHDU. Spain, Feb. 25.-Many ,mi ogtwo plc ivsitch iheiosroiinn; postmaster-oenerei, nipm “ight to postpone the rseo nntii D... _ _

V , ,_ '~-"' hand in your subscription to the

v Sec’y., A. S. Hewitt, to-day.

Help in tho form of horses, box- »

" i , _ sleighs :ind men to shovel snow is re-

" ij_s_ -s, ; ., _. . ' , l . quested to be on hand at the speed- cd

,Flgpkilaiiv

insists isiaizi iiiis _ iiéul-NST

P un -si if -Uri ii <1 '**““““f _“rc _iwi'1w;iii=-corn;i'fil'§s.f.f.f"°“° °“’°'l°.i_ 25' 51 ay Mill Klltlll IN

iiisiiiiililiiliiiiii

way toiiny whore the superintendent, - fb George McDonald, will give instruc- ‘lt

' i V tions. _

The entries mr the races are as (Cunndiaii Press) for the championship, ioiioviq __ (‘(lI.0fl‘Jl<` Feb 25 -Bruno ri1

, _ . 1 ., , . We t-

" ` gen, on Aviator, ~ fell two huuilrcd goal on a decided fluke, the puck

--~‘~ 2_i9 TRQT AND PAGE (PURSE $100) feet to-day and was killed, striking the twadilles of his skate

' ing been in session nearly two weeks. t

in conference with Postmaster-Genes Agriciiiture and mining are the two Haiigoumns is that the team ma al Pelletier andfl-ion. Goo. R. Per- backbone industries of Chile, but wi

lay, acting Minister of Trade and ____ their full development has heretofore Commerce lust week relative to the (Special by Phone) ‘NOD hfifllpefpfl by the primitive me-

drsiting of ls new Atisntie rnsu cicono-ETOWN. Feb. 25-The su- °“°"“ °‘ °°"““"“'

- ‘ prsme court 'opened with Justice

stenniship subsidy contract. i They 4B_'L_Hu`m presiding. Them were! no ‘"_ll1|'i|Vc coupiiss

'will be ln the Capital again this _cripiinial cases to come beiore_ the _ PLANT |)8|c'|‘|c||_|_Y

week for a further conference, and court andthe Judge in nddrissing the DES-IRUYED BY FIRE

meanwhile the details of the propos- ilailailzzgggtgiaiif ti;"‘_ig;“° yHe‘;’i‘;2 " ' gr °d newjggrument are being carafuuy spoke ln reference to the incorpora- COLUMBUS. GH-1 Feb- 22'- Fi” Isles this _year will be close to ii, mil- kepf S€'1‘l`@t~ tion of Georgetown the metropolis of which practically destroyed the At- 11 The present subsidy agreement ex- Kings county nnd pointed out the lentic Compress Plant hcre tonight. h plres next June, and all the big duties that were imposed upon the ¢0“9Um¢d 6057400 W the "°P“t°d ‘1“““' IJ

_ is dl

Steamship lines piymg to Canadian town in consequence of the dignity tlty of 11,000 bales, destroyed six- SL Jo* with the newcomers on

several hours.

Court adiourned until 10 o clock this PREMIER AND ` t

umusiisinf -_ - - -~ .

th lc rees below P

iileireiierlgfiid :fixes hlgffiist gwns thirteen fi shove. Thel lowest the previous night was seven below. At nine mm- it was three below and at nine D- m-

it was one above.

The t de will be high this afternoon ii at 2.21 and tomorrow at 3.01- it

3.83 and Friday at 4.34

at 6.40.

The moon rises tomorrow mornin!

be on Thursday Feb. lvtlr at 5.18

.,»»fs...-s »‘- P" N

SOURIS

Y. M._C. A. March Gtli. `

will be hl8h tomoflfow mornin# ' lf; I-1°-T-.ru ,-“modal Id-mu 9° -

_.~ °' ou can have more "fun" It-.A

'ph sets this afternoon at 5.44 C ‘ and etosrilillgnow at 5.45 it nm to warnivai than any other lportgo

" 1 _ ' t' t ' <1" ‘

High morrow momma at ‘A2 and Frith’ colgnnéioniigiiiton some ol tpll ,, lid, takes ' ~ ` -

t 1.21. ‘ " , an’ moon was mn many, Fam and join the merry crow: and pi _

It _ "f t ii " t '_ 'ro

20. st 10.08 nm- a Toniififfr " "° " °»‘ ' _;° 'rho mst quarter of the moon will” ' '-1 '

Imefr or Ani."

TA TE

y ey have the best chances

Fraser scored Sydney's winning

if d careering from a sharp angle in-

the net.

It was entirely unexpected and sud- n and the crowd of almost five

The game was fast and the Socials

the first periml the score was three; one in favor of Sydney but the

crtime before the fluke shot gavc yduey the game. This may put the Soclals out of he championship but the wish of the

EOIMNG T0 CANADA 1

MONTREAL. Feb. zz.-noeiii shin- ping agents estimate that the immi-

atlon to Canada from the British

on. Already the rush of settlers as started and train after train usses throu h hare from Halifax an

oard. very ship coming into Can-

ELECTION

(Special by Ph0ll0)

SOURIS, Feb. 25.-The civic elec- ion in Souris yesterdaywas full Ol nthiisiasin. The contest was exceed- gly sharp, but was remarkable for s freeness from ungentlemanly 00”'

The result was as follower- Maygp-Roy McLean, returned by

MAKES SWIMMING RECORD.

SYDNEY, N. s. w., February. SB-

. d f 300 yards lwlln by

eivvolizzgfir. (fic: time was 4 minutes seconds. The previoustlwrd. _as 2-5 was held by Daisy Uufwlp.

llllluiiiigiililiiiiiiis-s_IiiI§liWl"_”i

any order. 'Minimum charge t`, f ve cents. " ' Till'

Y _ .

"Oh you Carnival ton ht Coins

gmngi

t'l_=~.”*‘<'f'1 ir

Next game, 27th February. ¢

trol the line Brid es an st ti

day without taking action.

declared their deaths will proven benefit to the Mexican nation.

LONDON. Feb, 24»-The morning

newspapers denounce the killing of Francisco Madcro and Pino Suarez ns

ard. in an editorial atlgmatizcs it ns “An indefqnsible crime imposing a load of infamy on P-resident Huerta's administration." The Htanilard de- clares that American invention in Mexico can hardly longer he delayed,

wholly sympntlietlc to any fiction of

ing of Madero and Suarez shows that nothing* has chunized lu Mexico, and that nothing will be changed until either another Diaz nrises or the "Big Stick" from the north realizes its duty “in these nnurchistic wilds."

1111111011 iiiuiiicnnius INIEHMEUIATE

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Charlottetown, lasf. night between. thc White and Silver Grey Foxes audi

resulted in ii victory for the Silver Grays.

BLACK FOXES

Total ,

226 1 222 257 228, 208

. Flynn El 74

I-io,'gnu T4 71

. Heron 92 75 _ Mcliinnon li? 70

Kelly . . . . . . ... 81 67

71 77 90 Tl 60

- _l141

SILVER GREYS

Lcclnir 77 BT 97

. Doyle 75

Kelly .. Thistlc'...

Moore

261 224 251 262 243

1241

0 pins.

72 77 84 79 88 97 89 76 90 77 '76

Majority for Silver Greys

SUES FOR $10,000 iii

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.--The price

of $10,000 for one hug is fixed in a

uit filed by Mrs. Nelson Hopkins

against Elisha E. Berry, u. septua- genarian and wealthy real estate owner a.nd operator of New York and Washington.

Mrs. Hopkins alleges in her coni-

plaint that ou Feb. 7 Berry, who

B owns the building in which she and-

her husband have their apartments, entered her home ou the plea that he desired to inspect the premises. Then he forcibly embraced her.

Mrs. Hopkins, who is an attractive

woman, believes that the hug should cost Berry at least $10,000, because bf the humiliation to which she was subjected.

INSURED BALL PLAYERS

cd hero to-day that before leaving on

fic coast. President Charles A, Comis-

- ,ke . fth Chi A l ~

sogengmi gh;-iguan Church Wg imgebgii 'iam ifgfi? oiygegggseaiaiufiliill passed last month extending the

I f. `

._ 3,.

surancc policies on the members of

T RE VOLT li-DMINISTRA

The fifth game of the Intermediate' ,i

Bowling League was rolled off on thai 1, Leagiie of thc (".1=-is bowling alleys,

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_ongress Exprgstssihsgrgt iitilfllllng of Mudcro and Suarez But Declares 'ilifiielr Deutjis #fill Qeiiefit lliition-Rebels Control Lines, Bridges, ,E¢c..llo11g fictional Railway

' (Canadian Press) _ "` - " Y

, BAN LUCAS POTOi~il`, Mellen, Feb,

D E S ` 25.-General Benjamin Aryumeilu, one-

‘ - of the most .active leaders of Oruz-

. co’s force with 1000 fo owe- `

s, , ll is, is

now at Eolines near here conferring

lHl SUUIALS lifi-ii‘1=2i"““'°” °‘ “°“* ij 1 THAEIB HEATH

A number of rebel bands are rc ported operating along the railroad

,___ to Tampico, They practically con- -__ _ .

. g d a ons.

- ` ic ix ‘

(Special to The Guardian) gxggbitiigeaagilnzgaalggzi ‘::pB_li1i.3d_ (Special to the Guardian)

HALIIMX, Feb. 25.-Sydney defeat (Canadian Press) ’l*'iUHO, N. S., Feb. 25-The Vane'

the Halifax Socials to~night by HIRRMSILLO Mexico ii-.eb_ 25__ rublc Arclidcacon J. A. Kaulback of e scorelof 4--3 after one half min- The Suite Oi Simon wifi not revoit' this town met with u tragic death e overtime play. again” Hiiei.ta_ this evening.

B th” th The State congress adjourned to-

Hc left his house about seven

o'clock to visit s man whom he ex-

Cougmssmen expressed regret at pected to find at the flre engine

the killing of Mailero and Suarez but lioiiae uhrnii. ii Iiumired yards away.

l-le iippurcntly intended -to enter

this-1 building by a door at the side but lic pusseil it nnd reached a window 111 the lmse tower twenty feet haCk.

'l‘bis window swings on hinges and

senseless nnd bai'bnro1ia_ The Stand- lp ll Ciulplff ‘lf feet r\l>0V@ U10 El`0ll"d-

opening the window he stepped up

nnd then fell to the bottom only ten feet but met with his instant death.

Two ho111~1~x Inter the janitor found

his fiend body.

He bmi lately been nlllicted with

and that British upiiiiou will be ‘liZZl'l"l*l~l- NU lllfllwlllf Will be hflld-

Hc was ii nntivr-. of Liinenbiirg but

which the Wusliingtuii cabinet, Wm liiul been £15- yours in '|‘r11ro and was 75 likely d,,cidc_ yours old. His wife died several

The Tlailv Graphic iruys the shoot- m”"U’5 "ll"-

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iiiE i=iiEiiiiiii ~

iiiiiiis

The Gimrdizxu is asked to publish

the _i0llowi1.g, which, _coming from an

E a1;tb<\ritaLlvi~ soiirct‘_,|sido1.i;it_1gsg ~¢0r-

irt in the uunrdnnrs srtieis

l' ~ on The Three short Hauls,whlcii elicited this conimcnt expression was givin to n opinion that for some reason has ccome quite general even among well informed business men :

Iii an iirticle on “Tho Three Short

llauls" lu T\iesduy's "Guardian" the

nphntlc but erroneous statement is

mnile that “it costs more to car fr

eight on the P. E. I. R. than it

docs un equal distance elsewhere," and this statement is reiterated in

another form of the sumo article, on thc uuthoruty of some person whose information is not reliable, that it costs more for transportation of freight for n. distance of fifty m.i1Bl on the l”'. E. I. R. than on fifty miles of the intercolonial. Both than statements are without ony founda- tion 1u fact, So far as the writer’s lmowleilge extends, there is no Rail- way in operation in the Dominion of Canada, on which the charge' forthe carriage of local freight for short hauls is less than for equal distances on the Prince Edward Island Rail- way. This being tha_case, the structure built on a foundation poor- ly supported falls to the gi°ound.With regard to the case cited, wherein it is alleged- that an exorbitant charge was recently made for the transpor- tation of two horses from George- town to Charlottetown, it may be ex- plained that, at the requet of the owner of the horses in question, the animals were carried ou the Special Mail Express Train. If be had been content to have waited for the regu- lar freight train coming forward on the following day, the freight charges would have been less; but it appears that while some people a!"e anrlolls to be the recipient of special favors, they are not willing that such should be bestowed except without expense to themselves.

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;l’RESIDl-INT TAFT THANKED

_ BY '55 LIFE CONVICTB

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Grati-

itude wus expressed to President Wil- liam H. Tnft yesterday by 55 life convicts in the federal penitentlary at Aiiliiuta for _his approval of the

benefits or the parole law to life prff soners. ‘

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_, __ » _ _ -, A -*sr-in-onine theres in Y. \i._o. A.

pm win be 'sims b°hmsu?°h:nif°t’§nn: t° 7 ‘° ‘hm

hot scalloped potntoes,

33 eentai ‘ ‘ ‘

». ¢-_`-

from couple.

Pl!§?lBll°'_ illlserh-i~liimval"_¢a§¢l

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Somethin f S ial

A Scliogi (Teagiaicers,

.“Good Roads for

.Turf News -ef

.;:‘.ri..::“ FEM. 8-EVEMR.

:AND MARCH 1M0llNlNG _

to Prince

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