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_The Cosmlslipner .of Agriculture, How- Ml* ooh »§MsK'l1mon, and the superlutgndent of Education, ivlr. R. H. Ompml, returned yesterday from ottawa, ___ _ ere they attended the con- ference wiflihhifwas held last weak 01:: represeutpfgtes _from all the provinceel 'of the DQ inion 'for a discussion oi

generehmatters relating to the lines of wel' i',e_8l'ried. on’.under the provi- l siohs of tho Agricultural Instruction Mi. Ylbhizt Vi*W"' to'the"co-ocdina-" tion of tlieieilorts of the various dominion 'and provincial sgenciee now carrying on educational work in agri- culture. The conference was held at' the instance ei the Hon. iuertin Bn.. _

rlll.’ Mihgter of Agriculture, sndwas iriisessi on»'l‘uead.s_y and Wednesday last week, MB\‘Ch Zlth. and 25th, coneludi'ng_'wlth a banquet 'on the night of the last dey. Hon. Mr. Mc- Ki_nnon~alld Mr. Campbell arrived at Pictou'__o'ii_<tbeir return-to the Island

on Satihllipy -night and remained tbcro'til ycstsl‘day"when they were nble to Tmake the crossing. The conference ‘-was attended by_

agricugtural and educational repre- sentat has from each of' the' various

provineghh and there were also repre- sentqtiv from some _ofthe leading colleges and universities of the dom- inion. 'There were 49 delegates pre-

WHS &°lhs to he attempted `ln their particular parte of the country along the lines of egrlculturafeducation. on the first dayioi the eoniiei-ence the representatives ‘ol-'the * agricultural departments and "agrlcultuxlnll colle es sph’-ic. While on thb second day ' Eh

education of the various provin save their 'accountl "Mr. McKinnon’ save an outline or. the agrieultdhl work taken up in this province, "wli_i? MP. C&l1'llJb°1l`BD0ke ofthe work had

strong desire indicated that there should he no over-lapping of ihe

no conflict of authority and no OVW. lapping of machinery; but that all efforts should be combined in the ex- penditure of the agricultural grants to the best advantage.

nshousr.

As stated briefly above, the confer-

ence closed with a banquet on Wed- nesday night which \vas given in the restaurant of the House cf Com- mons, and at which there -were over a hundred present, including many of the prominent pulbllc mm 'of the capi-

chairman, and addresses were give

e _

representatives of the dsputmentshgh qi’(Ei.;s_ ` __ _ ‘ _

in view by the 'Education' jlepsrt- ' 1* » ' ment in connection with the agrlcul- - -' l

tural Department. 'There 'was a - 1

work in all the dillerent departments;

iliiiisin inililli Pius

(Canadian__.`i’ress.) (Bpeci l t Th G di '

LONDON, March 80.-Gazette cz'i\\‘./5 MONTRERL, DMs;-Eh \;?}T'_.§?,) Roh.

...Bit Newton” James Moore, agédt er; p'5;~i;,_' ex_M»_ P_ for Louth mvh3_ general for Wes_tern‘ Australia, re-lion g,f11_,|n¢o1nshm, 15924910 in “___ _ tlll_'l\,M irdlrr the' Commonwealth via. mbsrgi mtefsst hhtalwart radical’ 0mi__°d“' H° ig “wh “t"V““°°uv°f t°"_luUhconford»lst, and Treasurer of th dfifland will °l*°“<l .three works in rhefiweeleylaii Methodist Twentieth cen- Dominioni calling at all principal wry- Minion Fumy wah. ,htervmwcd

__ _ _ _ _ Oil' hid' Brlrlvill t0_-duv 'on' thih prgssm,

` ' volitieaiwrisie 1.. england ‘ '

~ _ ' __ "I‘h1ht"Pre'i_‘riier `Asouith and the l.i‘ -

' `. , _ eral ‘Government will he defeated in

.»=_:‘ ni .- _- _ .- tl" ll°“°F°l"°1"=¢l0n which he erheots

wllll‘thlre p`ia`ce`tl\i_s summer is the opinion of Sir Robert. "

"I believe the si-gnificauce of the

' _ iigainst' her will. But I bellcve gen-

_ _ _ (C_hhadhm__l._.°sh_)_ cr`nl_lu‘ffuirs__ will play’ p. large part in wAsH1NG'roN, Merch so.-_on theI¢lel“rm}"l"2 llfé olltrorno of the olco- cve of the '!1ote_in-the -.House of Rep-_“ill _ Pwflle are dissatisfied with resentativee on toil exemption repeaifho G-overpment. There _hee heen for Panama Canal, ‘Congress today “floral unrest _for some time under completell controversy with 3., verbal the Hilflflnllflflltlplii labor troubles Artillery thundering through both l_l_al;€__beerh pron~lnent;_ th_e Insurance Hou _ __ c as een n signa fai ure; suffra-

Whsiig the opposing forces wcrelzette disturbances have bmn bother-

clashiug in nraioricl flights it the Holme; there is the Home Rule ques- os,pital_, President Wilson took occa-_tion with its present difficulties; und sion to discuss the all engrossing there is the advance by leaps and situation with °ull_6l‘B. ¢XPl"¢B§lllE k,¢¢l1'b0llf1ds in taxation,

--- forcing Ulster to' _accept Homc_Ilulc

iiicnicuirunii _iii 'ii ciiili fill lull lui

e arrived from Springhill, .Ict_, and

0_l0l_!ti<in' \i_{il_l be that thc”p‘eople of _

' (:reat'Br1tain ure not in favor of _

i , i 1 _ . _ . . .

(Canadian Press.) _PAIi.llSBOR0, March .$0.-Everett Lamb- “Sed “ff-"'°lll&y. a coal trimmer, was instantly killed by a freight train here today. The train had just

(From our own Reporter.)

was turning on the coal pier when the ‘spcldeut occurred. H-e leaves n widow and eight children.

ll] BUST THE

catch ` n train. `

lhearing for April 20th. Suit was in- eral election to

‘H Philip and Attorne Flndla more men ory He

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ui 11111111 ii smzezvnlv _iinisiuu is in THE commons

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_ rdutcd to the Bouihhnipton Rullwulf.

li"l"I`AWA, March 30.»Major Ssrr: a 13-mile line in the cmitrc of New

Sharpe made the chief contribution Brunswick. of the day to the debate though he\ Hon. Frank Uliver had been dis- spoltc late in the evening and had to coursing ou the fact that there was abhreviate his speech in order to'\-in suggestion of graft in the Trans-

[continental report. He added that

As a resuft of the building of thisghe present cove.-nment had heen

~ Transcontinental many a L-lherol che.-ned with 1. ions ni s‘.‘.i,oou on the

pauhfr has boron-2 a rnllllorlllrv srl<l_hnildinn oi the ia-miie une in New mlllll’ a I-lllefkll lllllllollalfe has 'be' Brunswick. No attempt had been come a multi mllii0llBll`9." dedilfed made to follow up this charge with Mejor Sharpe. "The people are to-'an enqui.-y_ he ,.,,,i¢1_

~ = ' ' - dev Seized with all tho lam ol illls Hon. nr. Reid was nn his feet at

c _ . Liberal masterpiece of wilful and_0hc,,_ He promptly wld M,-_ Um-er U _ |T“"a“i'°“ Waste and wel’ _Wm V all °“ that the Cabinet had already ap-

lihlli llflftl’ llf “Ulf electmn Wen mar' pointed a commissioner to investi- lted P“lll9hm¢“t~ The cummission irate .the clrari-_'es in connection with which built this roud consisted of alt e hu _ y_ lawyer whom I ein wld MVC* Pl°““' “who is he?" nexed Hon. 1-i. R.

((fu.ua,dlnn_ l‘_ress.) _ od s case and new nothing of Ralf- Emmerh()h_

(_'0LllMBUB, March 3i)___,iudg,,D1_.\v1iy coristructiun, of ii farmer from ..R_ A_ Pringle K_ C__ of Ottawa lon of the Comnion Pleas Court to- Manitoba, 11 country uzerchant from h ' ' ' day vruuted an ultcrlrutive writ or-' Mididlessex county wud ii distinguish- quiry .. said Dr_ Reich

daring Attorney ‘ General Hogan to'ed corset manufacturer from London '_ institute procccdiugs to oust the Ontario. They were eminent political aback but’ added rather Emdzinmy Standard Uil Company and its sub- experts und that is ull." ..wel| I h_)hg_.__wlhte the Minister Ol; sidiaries, including the Standard Oili The member for North 0iltnrlo_said- h__vm;r taken this step.. i_'-lllflllllllll’ Oi Canada fl'0m ¢l0lllZ bllS‘itha't the rel>0l`f lmd d?eply_ stm;S| “The ouly dderence," retorted Dr. mess in Ohio. The case was sent for the country and if there wclc a ir ,Rehh _.ls that wo stan mveshghthm

oiiow the once _ _

.it once. When in opposition wc asle-

istituted several days ago by George proud Liberal pnl`tys_;;1(;lU&:_xibsilllsaii ed for an investigation into _hh

h S thiimiton Rullwa

has been up ointed to hold the in-

lion Mr Oliver was plainly taken

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tal The Minister 0! Aguculture was regret that what promised n dlgni-i "My opinion is Home Rule will b

“ ii onto t over the principals, de passed under the Parliamentary Ac

. s. v 'v. ._ . - 1

° ohio. Phiriin. aiiegcn that the scene- never read ii more

thorough report 'frlinscoiiiinental and it was refus-

ed ..

“ent” .raqn ‘mm the Maritime PNY' DY him- Pfemléf Borden. HUM' Geo' gggegstedsiuto afight against the ad-'and in spite of the opposition of tht ard on Company’ incmdinz the Int' fm' every Charge was backed np by Tire debate was carried on to-day

inces, besides the representatives of_

of _t _e.~;_'1‘nur6_Agrlcu1ture College, Mr. Dew _e, "._Dlrsctor of Agricultural Eduedtion iii' the',Novg Scotia Schools- and Inspectorcreigbton. inspector of Schools in Halifax' County. V- Dag- Vett. Deputy Minister of Agriculture of New Brunswick, ‘ and Inspector Steeves, Director of Agriculture in the S.ch_oo_ls of that province. 'From one’ '0cean'to the o`ther, representa- tives of the agricultural and educa- tional-~work gathered.

'Phare were"five sessions altogether thoroughly the correlation of th

in the two days, and H-on. Mr. Bur

rill presidedat most of these; when be was absent the chair was taken

Ml' C C James_,`___t_li_p _ special

' rnssslur. '

At the opesin éeeuion; rue Royal

Highness _thlyfllhveriior General 'wa

igppressing théiifinportance of what he described as th`¢.a__n_cient"‘and honour- nhle occupatioifof agriculture, and the skill and seientflc lrnowledge re- ifiuired to make ll success of it under modern conditions. 'Put into 3 nutshell, the conference really consisted of a"comparison of notes by the different delegates, of the work that is being done in' the direction under discussion. The re- presentatives " from each province told what was being done and what

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'One cent per word each insertion lu this column. Gash _must accompany order. Minimum chhrge twenty-five cents. ,. .

Loss' SATU-aber NIGHT Goan -breast 'bona brooch set with pearls. Finder Neale have 229 Sydney St.

White (Minister of Finance) amon others. Four delegates' were calle

of this province, being one of th

ming, of Tru'ro Agricultural Colleg Principal Murray of Saskatcbew

these addresses there was expressed

tural education, and to effect .mor

_ -- Government will go to the pcople.l

E. Foster. (Minister of Trade and ' ' el Deflhl Oil Uoinpiny of Canada oper1_ic vdeiice from witnesses who W““’,ex.'

1-his Iplalldlwere Principal Cumming, Commerce), Frhhk- Oliver, _und W. T miuistrauon' ' House °[ Lords Md that the” me in the State in violation of the Sher- ?,,,lrt und empl0Y0@S `

mu" Antmmat 'aw and the Vmen' “"""e"t` The bmldmgi described ..e'(Nort1. _ont.irio). _ The debate will

l tl _ m ho, _by A. C. Boyce (West Algorna), Hon. 0 h['€h;)h,,¢,i.,n_'Frailk Oliver and Major Sem Sharp

four. 'I`he others were Principal Cum-

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University. and another represents- ~ tive from the West. Ou all sides in will not solve the Ulster question

a _ .

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very intense desire to assist agricul- GOLU.M§3'~IR'_‘“S‘_£gT_ Malik 30____ A WOUDD LEAVE UL_S.H_.R OUT

I n e, t e, h t ,to be galnnzl by an election, since

. 1 ------- iiinei-y of the Novi

ft vote on the amendment of censure

5 ' ‘All this talk about the army versus ’

i ~ _ _ _ _' A t’-'r A t, - ' s ~ , t' t l, .

» t 1 Hon Mr M K‘ d i ' the "“t“”‘ ‘S 'Millie “"4 “°“““S"~ 'l`l"~" n L mst C du Ohm ta U1 T-rinrxzgtiieincnpilece .ii malt ir tl‘°““’” h” ““ ““°¥‘.“““‘ W°d“°°°“Y ‘“S"“- 'pon 0 rep Y' "’ ~ ' ° m“°“_'_ election, to my mind, will merely ` the 5 h American gon- in all probability, when there will be

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ii | ind poriien flove§nmelit_s____\v_i;s ______1__

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1 _ high" flmie _f_~_“;_____‘_f___ T___h_,,__,,,,»,,,,,,,. iindget speech of Hon. w. T. white

' h§1ew(;__l..n Hou, lli'_ Reid aiimiimce

'ilbut thc Mechanics and Helpers*

0'-PT the methods of tho lwfll-‘ll “ht m ' siiiwii cd to consideration of Government

,.. measures and Monday will bring the

._ show the people of Great Britain hr _ ,,

_ inot in favor of forcing Ulster to uc- tmemhwh Mu,-¢\1 :u)__-gitriirimg con- moved by Hon. George P, Grabian..

_cept Home Rule against her will, . _ 4 'nr Tliursdav and Friday will be devot-

_ do ot se hercfor what enefi i

_\ which is being awaited with keen ini

M_ R A _,___nh\c K (1 0| Ogitcrest all over the country owing to

- educational work in agriculture wi

Hon. Mr. McK1iunc-n's address, d llvofod, in olsoollient. manner. made __ marked fmP_1'élB_i_on and he aroused

good deal' of' enthusiasm when he_d

the present educational systems.

elated that .they -found when the came together, from the east an

Canadians. The difficulties of ou

found that all worked pretty muc

ered that the conference had had s_trCn_g tendency towards' unity.

INTERVIEWED.

along the same lines; and he consid-

sentative of The Guardian, Hon. Mr. McKinnon said: “The purpose of the conference was well served. :.s the re- D581!!! was read responslvely. _ MNH would be 'continually opposing and sult. we are satisfied that our plans VW!! Bllklll” “HE B 301°- “lld M199 K- hampering the work of the rest of tha

B lone Bandit looted the EXDWBS Shih

two Tama - to New Y°,.k_ 'here tD__Rulc< into affect, but allowing Ulst

6' coaches were not disturbed. The rdb-Ipersqluuou’ I believe' is "Of" h

fbe ocu d tb trinwspull _ -

il iihE¥oh_tcQ;"éo1§Bmhi; 8' a lliament for some time and then,

~ h ki ha » f H to remain. out. I think the fears o

°'_ 353;; __ guxlgisgn 1.3;? thaeéghin .sh-E;n her people concerning the probable of the members aid then: friends _ 9* siopinz down at fi eroiieiniz he made ““_"‘*f lieatment from her Catholic .1 emhled in Prowse Hell to ¢<~ln- ‘ ‘

Hgihih Bhchhe The mal hhhseh'zerB_ue1gbbo11rs are uniustified. The pro. brate their annual l_1_anquet. Hospl- _

‘ lib r

er tality v_as exemp"e in a marine

Y .Watch the openations of the Ii-ish. Par almost unknown to Cbarlotteto~:.‘n_

if pleasure seekers. Almost everything

wit had been appointed .i

9 - - ~ "I am iii favor of putting l-lo ue Association is a realiv olive u ui-' ta ‘ _ . _ . g ~.

the scaboard airline train number _ _ I ' l an X t te the charges r _ _

on r to-date body was well lllustraied SXMSY to dnviif i‘§;\ul‘d to the subsidy t‘~*“°°- M13 whll-5 ll! E“l1l`<““Z °\0H2lV

present and addifegsed' thedelssstssi from the west. and ironi tho centres. I '1~ _she sees from the way it is operating that one might desire to satisfy the

wemtne dinienitieeof eu. and it was _ ~1 no_n§i“ Believe thnt if sin. .n

f town clock announced the time of dc- da afLcm00n_ A g.._c,,m number

mains out, the progress and trade o Y Prosperity of Ireland would be hd. parturc it sounded all too soon for _ S were present amp yudgi

a. -- veree1y'ne¢eted.' In feet I can """' r

This was followed by a few commend- but 9 Drk of last year 8

i last even-ing when about' two blind- .-_-emwww

i fbi lriiii

Q The program although long was not , '__ ____ d h~h__.__\ __\,.i<.ri1rt1

bv any nieaiui-i tiresome and when tliclixgguiihlil riiimtiw D_,,,1_“',.._,, iiopni

_ hon.. of 12 striking on the old mem (__ Aglhhlhhm mhcc on SM.

_ the y party of hardy workers -,ni "` ~ th

. The D. Y. 1-. U. of the B_apt_ist_und-M-manij the attitude of John R23? ashoflztes who pm.__..iPa;ed _.h thie from the euthiliaghmtshsouhihhr 3___p{<» ‘Church had a. very interesting. "even- mond ,md -his ‘supporters in “ying to eeiehratioh, ‘ ' ' ‘ of the Assoeih _ not than _ash ing* with Browning" last night. The coerce 'Ulste1"'in'to their union, -l-heh The schedule of entertainment lc-'even more .Za tsagir v(‘larl€ pfeilld school-xioom of the Ohllrvll WHS Well must know' that -if they succeed them gan with an address (vom the 1-res-_ Th” Pre” Th’ mihhhes GQ the mat before his constitutents in a few

Interviewed ‘yesterday by 8 repreffllled- MU- R- H- Jenkllls WHS the would always he a party in their 1_ ident. Mr. John Wonaootr. who in a and' after he ' T easurer's report 3 days, The Unionists have not decided

Leeds# for the evening- Pfovor was Periianient' which would he composed ‘sw W°“l° wld the “blasts of il1° sofmeemg and ii inertia cove H brief “'*‘°"‘" to °°”"“ "1" “°”” °" “°”' offered by Pastor Fash; the 91st of the Ulster members, and hhih ciety and-the yes;-‘s neeornplishmilntsi wsree;~Eii_rh__f_itn address ___ which he __e_ Tho decision has caused A great Bur.

` ' ' ndprlse in the House. _

“tory remarks by Chia! Rmmhan' “eww me vwluable suirgeetions for' Generals French and Ewart reluse

will bc some tariff chan es of impoi

that `- - ~ . '_ "(,'0mm\B.\the general expectation that there

~ _his secret in that regardnnd the

imembers of the House are as much at sea as the generalplxblic as to what tariff chaug~es'are contemplated..

lhiiiiiiii isiiumi

they were all very much alike; prov~‘l _ lthet she has nothing to fear i., the inner-man and his intellectual picn-

incial distinctions dropped out ohh" ‘way of religions or any other kind of sure was had without the sslllnll-_ ,|.h_, __________\ ___h,_,_,,__ ,, _ .- -._ R S I sight and they found thefmselves a.ll_ _ _ 1 _ _unfair-ness, she can vote to join th 'll

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“fe i ifziiiuflinn l’)'cBs.) _

rki l.ONl)i>N, March ;-10 - l'r<-nilor he Asquith has resigned his seat in ibn

illouse of Commons to tulle the posi-

ed tion oi Secretary of Wrilf. He will go

work we are now undertaking."

of action to"be' taken along the has

asked. '

“We did not," was Mr. McKinnon reply. "We were not. there for th 'purpose of coming to any deflnit

in the other provinces, some of whic have already made a success of tb

“'Dld you arrive at any general lin

of your discussion?" the interviewer 'llfed W SWG Hull-‘0 lllf0l`lll5-tlllll llbolli favors the disestirblishmciit of th

are along the same lines as followcdl D0°k°l1T|°l`5 Rnd Mr- W- 13115)' S0112 ll Parliament,” ‘

h duet. Miss Holrnquest sang n solo. 1 In making these statements, Sir ei pmt- Steele' °f Prince Ut w“\“"R0'b€l"1 emphasized the fact that for

'read a paper on Browning. The lec- the last twenty years hh has hem __ ii tllror ‘spoke of tho dlllsront were tho'eta1.neiii.ihern1nnn has ent in rar.

ls “'“'bj0°t l¥l‘1Zhf~ 'UG BilPl`08°ll°d~ H9 derillament. He is ri free tri1<lo~_ he nhiih

Browning and his work, He spoke of English ¢_‘1~,,,c|, as ,_ St_M___ (;.hm_ch_

'g uw iU'0Bt P00111 T119 RlllE`l=\lld the but in the coming clmtion will vote

Book. which he regarded as the mas- against the 1_;hc,_a1h_

2 terpiech of Browning. This poern is '

1 1705-3-31M2ipd_ .B reemohn but simply to discuss witbou parallel in English liters- GOVERNMISNT Si-mU[.n

FQR SALE.-148 AGREE OF LAND

gartiuulars apply to McLeod & entley, Solicitors. Charlottetown.

' 11°oz-3-aiivliei.

soar, “‘wmDNusD1iY, iasrwsiau

Richmond Bt. and Elm Ave. “As-

itlfese matters and to learn from on another the best methods to put int 'practice in regard to *agriculture ]ed1lratitfu." 1 ' _ ' "It was one of the reatest ed

0 §ir‘:1'ps’mli9..i.l¢?(')gonci;)llf‘>t;iili;s ofTLhese;lie: BE WAHNED 0 _ _ s. 0

L of the Bqpli was clenrly outlined. The _ "I think it is very norioiis f.,.~ .mi

story litllslf is not attractive. The dlers like lil r John French to thu

u °Ul1i1l',&"¢|18'm0 iS tllllt ul'l_l1l1B n high- the Govcrnirent t-hey will not carry __ sr_t\‘ibute to |z‘lve than that which out their policy, but I believe it is

ears on the surface The Ring wise that the Government should be

' h

they were welcome and that a good §;'_l,1l'il:_1;§2éle__l;pon `avmg s _ _

grarr consisted of songs. speeches 'mm 0 ""f“uUwB___

with music of almost all varlties viz. H0ll0"‘*l`Y re

t\ lax ' violin, harmonica comet MCK'm_"°"‘

illou. » ___ PreB_dc,nt__Mr _] A (1131-k, clog dances and gramaphone selec- V Ce' fl

_ _ ' 1 n 1 lul menton in connection with t-he Vl°@Il"°‘ I

Cvlll ‘ "- -1 --‘\l'.

- R J0ueymm»e_ A_ M0,-h,_.,m_ A_ Br“c@__; Vicc-l’1csl<leut lol _l rlucc i is

R_ Rehh D_ I._;_ Shaw' UB Stewm-t_ _7Sccretal'y- rcusul Austin 'l‘ruinol', (Z, Batt, J. W. Ile-an llama.

- ‘ . _ _ l f. t. , tions. Among those deserving of spec _ J *f“"l"__ le _ ____ Q__wnB__M_,s_ (__ eu'n s entcrtainrrent are Messrs ll `~`3lllli“WU"" nh.

.lack McNair,_ The 'Prainor lirothers_.H°lm“n' T .hl._ ph,,,_,_ M, Wil-

C, E Ritshie Executive (`.oi'1ii'1iftee -

(l. Beers, S. Burgess, _ _ _ _ " ' _ M bww. and Comelius Blanchard. The out- Kllllls (”‘l““WrtM‘"“' "mu C

heen present ut, said Buperintenden

siders who were present are asking Mr. J. D. Stewa_ .M _ ___ A_ lhmh.

the .master of ceremohlss for the 0?- *"1*-"° °°'l‘° a - - h -_ t withdraw their rosisnatiens. enilng. w-ho assured those preeentithnti this' Tm’ A"°°“’t1°_" is hs; aecsgn 0

B- _ ____ .

IS 'THE SKIBO LAIRD " ‘

time was in store for them. 'rue pro- m_ __ -for this yea, Wm _hm _ a1_._mN opt AME:-nous?

stories and recitatione interspersed elected as op s_éent__Ho___ Mumoch _.LOND0N___ March “___ _nm qu”

_tion of whether Andre\v"Clti’n°'sle il'a ‘British enhieet or sn.Amu-lean citi-

and song with piano accompanlei _ P Bidmt- _Ur 'KingB__Ml_5_ D_ :inn hat B,-iggn again]-h 5 -curious

manner. The facultv "QI‘-Aberdeen Univnrsitv proposed that Mr; Came-1 nie should bs made ciia‘ne¢lior'or the university to succeed' the late Lord Strathcona. The pl'0D0sal went 'n- long swimmlngly until.. 'the student iiody insisted on knowing whether Mr. Farncgie was an American citi- zen or ii British subject. -“Who's Who" and other hooks of reference do not give any dats. Un the B\l'bl¢Cf-.

Campbell when seen by the Guardl

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_catlonel 'meetings that I have eve

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‘sand the Book is adoulfc name. The warned. .'|~h¢. armv cannot he _.chad

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£i‘A6li'an cloth' throw. Finder please mum ,.1 have no doubt at an that book ls truly poetical. The twelfth on to shoot down the citizens of UiS_

leave, B08 Gt. George. @

1708-3-31-Mzipd.

Fon sails.-14s Aoriss or LAND

the results will be excellent. It w

tend to prevent any chance of fric tion between the different depart ments, agricultural and educational

m book is called The Book and the Ring _ter Yee. I th_in'.' this trouble will he _ showing the circle is completed. The righted with little didiculty, but tho _ greatness of the poem is not in it incident will have shown 'just wnerfi

length, but in its characters. The the officers stand on the Home Ruie

on Lot 49,'formerly in possession _ th V no p_,wi“ces_ In that “'_ Book 'I a lasting contribution to question, Of William and Joseph Acorn. Will :ns founad sgsvawame a conference draniaiic English verse. Prof. Steele “I do not belims the King ever in-

be ’°m"°'t A“°m°n °n the premise? that it is likely to be an annua

on'fI~’hiu‘llday the 16th day oi Ap clock in - the . afteriioon._For further

`wAii"rmD "` MA1D` ron onupmsi.

_ 1. 1 . me imrssll . if ' - ........ 1 ~ ~ _ A u 0 ko. A pl 331. Hl°ill'1l°“.ll :T ~' » 1 .»_vor_ , He showed Browning -=. rcully ._ _ . -1 .. _nviees o emo, committee to Whit on

‘~y .‘~ ‘ 1-Zretsn poet. The difficulties of' _ _ _ easyhifngihoff ghrilx-mnihztsime wc\'l:-iiixecitiivviloiincil witna vlow to inw- ll9D' "T0 'YEFQH-‘SE GOOD ETC. .Bm in °"‘7 'lem Us to nt ms twat' I I I ~ `mgci1oii1 lyequires the hands of inunv. 'intl ills' Street” Mld 5f““"°° “"V‘"°v""i'

uiiaiitj 'of heir." MP5. 'wlllfd "T50 ._-.__ 'manning H we zo back 'or hmm" ' ' ‘ ' ‘ 'Alil h n r to the mechanics and hi-D and lv. committee to endeavor to cre-

f 1 ht O 0 ntc un interest among the children if

1-.W5‘3v11Mf.

LeqnQx"'°°" I I `°" 1 ° he G’“'“‘“““ J P U°rd°" Rev Z L Fa” and ers association h ilottetown in the growing of to-11.

event in future."

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show _the rare beauties of the poem. rersv. The papers. I belleve_ urn to Prof. Bteele gave a very clear and he blamed 'for spreading such ro-

inter sting presentation of Brownlnds ports "

gave some very flue quotations to terfercd in this Home Rule contro-'

when the next will take place.

it is to he hoped that in-eetings ol

this kind will be held ..cc.isloiiaily us Mr

such ussociatloll Leuflh U l'IlDf""@' ment in social cir.-_ie --I the lirllflrl hy' bringing the diderent meinbi-\~s io- getber, by which menus u lieu.i\..{ spirit is engendered and our bcs_ master Mechanics src vnilflllfl-L?-°‘~ Gharlottetown needs llliplflilfl" ill' ong these lines, for the <rr_r near

vll see the adoDfl0ll L the

The American Embassy- was ‘likewise unable to Bev DL-Gltiwiv W\`l9Ul€r MY- _ Chrneg e was a Britisher or an Am- erican, while so far us is known Ml". vnrnegin is still h voter in his parish

Queens County-_ rs 1

Mrs. R. .\l. Grzint; Mrs. l<1. R. lirowl

_ A. A. Alley; Mr. l.. A. Haszard;

Mr. John \Vo1ir_icoi.t_

Pr nee i‘o\1nty-Mrs. E. WYHUZ l’l`- Gautmcr' in Scotland.

"pp ' .vi-.ion of prlre list

to wait on the ffoiifederstioii ffcic- _

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The following comm-ittccs were rlicn ____________________

ointcd'-Flower Show lliininiittce.

Committee on l`~ » ‘ _ ‘ committee on udvertls‘\uz_ cnmiiiittce

bration commiittw with reference to _

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Dwohi GI'-'|pl5150l§`i-is "T0f.*°g;l`0»` _ M*"°h1 31-strong 'B' H' 'I-“K”-1'” “Wk” ‘"°l"l“ °‘ “l’l"`* 1 11111: the s“fll"=S= bm- he l’““"" i““" ere? 'rms latter snniect is n verv lvnf rcnnndinn Press-l

_ _ . - northwesterly winds fair and cold. histion. 'iles Baker, Miss Docken- ______ hm on having the assurance of_the __(_____n, one and should receive th, WEST UBRARY_ March “___ Ohh

` =__3?':i__.aioll¥‘l9“f’l-,S-'1' 1 ' ' 'rt-ls wriwrl-xsirz.-'-v\eetmicv.°‘°“‘lv sein, Mr. nnny and rm: steep. were im__t_y.s _h,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0| his ,eden ____'________ ___ _,vm h_,_,,_,_,_

1°" 3 zsmu' in the forenoon with s snow ,fall in offered a _hearty vote of thanks for The fourth and fifth sittings of the _in introducing the suffraso blll~ H” Ii. was decided to try and inivs

the afternoon, continuing at night. the 6V0|lll_ll’l 8‘l1tel‘talllm6l\f-- It WM S. D. C. Mock Parliament. with the referred to his recent trip to tue some of the standard works on pier- -nhbut three inches falling. of a high order. MacDougal1 government in power ,west and spoke eloquently on the _culture hmccd in the _,uhhh \u.r,.fy_ .The lowest temperature recorded took place on March lsth and ‘liith finite.-ing receptions. which he and __ mt O, wmch had i,e,,, reeeiveu ut yester ny 8 , _ - respectively. The question up forihis colleagues, the Minister of Public the heurnthrv from ottawa, and the hlzhort vw °°"°l°°"°' "1`“° 'rims rs ~pa1tUxs~ - dlfswioh at ‘both ulttlnse was the .worse (son. r. uerhcei .ind the ri... question ni ovcninn temperi- lowest the 'previous nllllli WI! 3° B001; QASE FINEHED extension of the franchise to women Minister of Trade and Comir-0f"¢‘~tion at the Flower Show to the Wo- ,h0v¢_ ~ 1 _ _ .______ and, needless to say, both debates ,ii-lon. Ray Brown) und received from '

The tide will he hleh this aitofhooa _sos»1~ou_ M ,ch 39.1-he my in were lively end interesting. 'rhi,'»s.,...e ei the foremost ladies lr ¢l\°

at 1-0| and tomorrow at 1.20; it th, mmum. -figs |_,h,," book mn t,,_spealrers on the first evening were-`innd.~" He said he had publicly hd-

.vili be hm tomorrow morning at hh, "phhhhd -h _“Nhat of u.hhy_Premler J. A. Macllougal (mover of 4|-sgsd ghhusggqg .mi that all seem- _a.]l and uf-sday at 5.0!. _ __ 1 My im, mph sggmdiintm gimh the bill) Hon. Raymond Brown iso- eq ve" enthusiastic over his propos-

’ this evening at 5-99 _ si-may midi* gms; Powsim, si Ney Wllllef), Hans. Edwin MacDona‘1d and ed measure. Besides, one of his "10 -

4, sum Bt R. En

‘the .sun and

3.09

#lllinw ¥4lllU|'l\¢ WN* 3hWm“l'“N9N__Qutvd~ to be rare volumes. |MaeDougal» to state that in introduc- . _ 1 ~p c .

d was 28 de tees above nero

tht moon wui yu!-5 intiie house ei eorrectionfrlie evening. whose views were enpperte-1 lrd it 5-41 min whre accused of conspiracy to bv Hops. Chas. Barron, Francis But-'are determined not to allow the i.i\\

_ drfraiid -ln. Mary L. Rogers of this lsr, Henri Gi-eoeau sud J. McGuiiz1in.1to vase and are iilrelv to continue itil

fn". iqhgth of today plllhe twelve otndof the larceny from her of The Government speakers were 1-inns than an legtnintn aiiiiutee. 8 . 'I by inducing her to advance 11'. Mecrhet, P. ii/leiioiiv and owe.. o.

' money for the purchase of what were Trainer. It is only fair to l'ren\i

the mcctinr

would thus sugizratlm s

D Guignn party remain obstinate. They

obstruction 'bv every legitimate be equally prompt.

means in their power.

or mcetlriz adiourned tr. 'meet again

Minerds liuiment cures garget in cows. ,ine call of the President,

men's Inst tutes was hrouitllt lil/ llv Mrs, Dunhi-uek who qulcklv imprcsseil

with its importance and

who sl1owe<' the immense field which

be opened up. Thtlr

gi J l _ were very heartily vn-

15-29:# ffl" W' ‘Yer ,' A ii Sa iiei Roeennsld, oi Clhi-_I-lonrv ll‘li-lirerahl; for the Oiipoelt on ieennes in his speech at the lim Slt- ann- .1 nn: init in the hniidn ni n

at '$.89 and 'i‘l1\\\‘l- "fo, ;‘ Mig. hm; irgmygr qs;-si-Ithe leader, Hon. M. R. Mefluigan, ting nssured the House that the Pre~ co1ni11ittno_

.. :tilts prison, t\ie‘ie~mei» Hen. Alex. Meelntyrei and Douglas mier was not ieit in peace even wllllo v..i~1ons wnye ni netting new i.i-_-...- einer. Minimum eharge twenty-nve

ll" f-0913** Ulf' 1" Dill! £0 eiiilil ieall. lilld H°lf3ll~ Af N16 lblt Bitiinlt (March travelling and that sometimes pri' bers for the Association wrre dismizi-

¢. new moon Tllilfldli- gp ister for froiiivthree to live years. 25#-hi the debate was resumed hy the_vnte interviews were showed. in een .inn it wee deeinwi tn .ink nw.-y --

Dmi. qyvtfhivll given two and A lialf ilst~numed speaker of the nreviouiiie ite of all this, however, the Mr member to trv and get nt least two ”Mll. THOMAS KELLY, Kel\y's

new ones. All those ut thi- meetlzig ~ paid their iinuual fee of 50 cents :ii d (lay Allfll 7f»\l- Htl P- U- ‘li “Wir it is honed the other memlbcrs w

person was killed and several suffered minor imurios when uasllilger train No, 3 nn the Biz Four Railroad was wrecked here late vesterda!-

The rear truck of the dining car

left the track at n switch and the rear coach chair car was hurled into

the ditch.

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C0llll\ EVBIIT3.

IHIIOUNCFIEHTU.

IEETIIUS ETC.

One cent per word each insertion in

this column: Cash must lecompany

cents.

‘(‘ross, will sell bv auction. on 'rites-

.li crop and implements, as in harsnld,

his form. For particulars see poet-

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