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API_m‘.8’39‘-‘. I "rim i.~i‘es'i~ News I 'rue cHARl§oTTE'rowN GUARDIAN ,,.,,..,.,. U.. iw. PAGE NINE* _ ' SIIIMKIIS WIIIIIKII] ' I '
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special to T,h_e Guardian.
ALIFAX April 7--The steam
H
ilarlow, owned by the Halifax a
Newfoundland Steamship Co., b
d
been abandoned in a sinking con
t`on. . IA despatch from the superintende
I. J. IUHGEI IIIIII
Special to The Guardian
Sr ‘ MONTREAL __ ' -<1 l..'*:’.:;1.l..l'.‘:.f‘n:: ll? Hiifgemodstnon' If' J' Fofget' °“° °f
am__ers_ prominent of Lanadian hn-
nt Last July he was strlcken with
cf SV P““1'° I“1““d “““°“ “YB “P°1>le1y while ashlee at Resu-
that the men, crew and sealers a
ashore on the Island. No provisio were saved.
fe Bouche but recov .1 fn < ns go abroad last eflnell satgnflggg EE spend the winter in mild climate.
supplies and immediate assistance Some month
nfs asked for and the governme
steamer Lady Laurier was orderedb wireless to come to Halifax for su plies and leaves tomorrow to rend
assistance. _
s 't ~ _
nt 000 worth of cagilfgdcfigilxdéegggiotrfs Y “mit fOr consumption and the im. p- porters took the matter into courts' el' _ Much elllert evidence as to bacter;
tal condition Uf goods was heard und
M()NONGAHETxA. Pa., April 7- odny Judge well. decided against the
The Big River steamer Henry Lang
lin was wrecked by a high wind tn
mnrning, turned turtle and went
thc bottom of the Monongahela Ri-
ver, keel uppermost.
Effie Hughes, cook, and Jane Lnw rence, _with a. fireman whose name is unknown, were drowned.- Eleven others of the crew swam ashore.
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IIFI IEIIIIII .IIP
IIES,|I.3IISslIN MIXIIIII?
El. PASO, Texas, April 5-"Diaz, sniil the Mexican-American, “fonnil himself between the upper and netbel- millstones. He was impressed with the inllllx of Japanese into Mexico nhd in llnrticular with the knowledge that f-hey had muliizeu his entire \\'<-stci'ii coast. Slow insistent press- ure wits brought on him to give Ja- pnn ii coaling station on Magdalena Huy. (in the other sidc was the Ilnifinl States und the Monroe l)oc
Irunl. .
"IIc tcmporized llntil »to his con-
.~iil.irul>Ie relief came an llninlstaklmln, inliiiuition from Washing,-toil that Jn l-nn was not to have the station, al tlnuillli the slime privilege for the llnilvil States was not insisted upon. ln..-/. _thin informed Japnn thnf, lin dnl nni care to lease any part of his i~<.inifry to u foreign power.
“Not knowing what might bc the
result of the Mexicanattitllllc ill Jn pun, i'rcsidc\nt Taft ord-ercd the mob ilivntiini of a division of American ii-...ms in Texas. In ` Mexico every .-iliici-ii realizes that in the event of .liipniicsc aggression, wllicll, however l»ii.~u-Ic.-.~i the fear may lic, is still fi-uri-il, Mexico must rely on the us- .-isfiiiicc of the United States. Japan in-vi-r luis atterllptcd the colonization of large bodies of Japanese on cer- tain tracts of land in Mexico, but ih.- :iggiegatc immigration figures ii-.nn the lmid of the rising sun are oinl1rcssivc.”
“.\i'e not these immigrants mostly
f'i»i>Ilf“. IlJ.I)0T`0I`S".7"
“Mexico does not need to import
I1; “lily with costs. i t
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Special to The Guardian. MADRID. April T-Six persons in-
cluding Francisco Eldono "King of Slmnisll Gypsies." were' killed una
l_l_i_rec_ others mortally woiimlsrl L0- ‘y In the C0II“I>sc of ii building _in
YIHAT NEVI ZEALAND
_ IVILL ASK AT THE
IMP. CONFERENC
E
WINNIffE‘G, lvfnrcll fi-Sir Joseph \_Y“I`<I._Dlerr_iier of New Zealand, nn. ;;_"‘"‘1 “‘ YY'""'.}’cl: today en i-mite. to f' Imiiellal (/onfcrcnce. He said' At the IHll’8l`il1I council Ncw Fien-
land will ask the confcrcnci», to bc lopeil to the press, 'except when i,ln=, IFWIIIHCL-‘1 urc ronfidciltinl.
1lY\f>l*l`Il1I 1`f¥l'l‘P::i>iltnf.ioll of thi-. over-
seas self-govcl'iled ilominions with ii vlcw fo fllrtllci' ilnliiiriul' lirl-_nnln .<,,,,_ trol.
Iiitclrliullgc of ollicI~rs of civil »_~;ur.
vice.
llliivcrsnl penny ln,_\-in,_._.- ,,-l.n|,,.,,,_
.Htatc iiwiicd Atliuitiiz i-able. ~Stutl-, ownieil ` l,iilcl;|‘apli liiii- nf-l'o.-4 (‘.a.iiadii.
Clieapciliiig of cubic rate-s.
Wireless tclegmlllly. All red mail route bctwccil Eng land, Australia mid New Zcnland viii _ Umlnda. l R0l*l`PH~'l\f.iitiiill on the judicial coni- Illittefi of fillc privy collilcil of oveij- seas dominions, judges to hear np- penls from tlleil' donl|uion_~a. ‘_ Power of the self-govt-.riiiiig donlili- ions to negotiate cinnlui-,rriul tl'i-ul.- ies with foreign nations. l Ullifol'mity in thc law of copy- rights, patents and trnileinui-ks.
SIXTY NEGRO
GIRLS FOR CANADA
S
I~h"ViII1\f-K8 of Loju nenr Gl‘en:idn.‘ A
liil.oi'; they are mostly veterans ofi NEW y(lllK_ April 5-,__,qlx¢,y negro UI ill" RII5S0'J&l78Il0i€ Wl1l`~ 'fhiiy girls from the lslund of fiuiidelollpe iirr not brought to Mexico to make of the French West; lndies, arrived an army of protection against the here today on the steiimship Koronii Aincricnns. They came of their own on their way'to Montreal for service iicriii-il and for *their own ends. And as domestics in l<`rench-(Ianadian
bcnr fhis in mind, they -do not make nnip.~: for fun, an-d we know that ninny of these immigrants have had no other visible occupation."
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families. A recent ilespiitcli from Point-A-l’itre stated that n Glllioiliun employment agent. had obtained these girls with promise of five dollars it mouth as wages. Anotllcr iustnlnleut
I 'has been engaged to lenvc thc slime
lo' o thc steiinlsllii l’:il'inui about
INCREASE RATES
'f`f|lll)N'I‘0,' April 0-Proprietors of lnwn hotels have decided to increase the rates from fifty cents to one dol- lur it day. In future, guests at any pf the large hotels in Toronto will
l it n . l n fortnight hcncc, also bolnnl for (‘.u.nudn.
LEAVE ENGLAND FOR ' THE IAEDITERRANEAN
I|l\\'c to pay $2 for a room, which LONDON, April 5-_l)owap,cl' t,luce»n l,,,.,,,,s,.ly cost only $l_l-,ll per ,lay ulnl Ali:xan_dra, acco_nibanied hy Princess ~iIl..'»0 for rooms, which formerly were V10t_01`Hl. IFN- I"“K_If"“I t_9d“Y `f0I` U nnll- ;.g_50 R (lay, Mediterranean cruise. king George
.rho Muon ls taken as ll result ul and Qlieen Mary were at the railroad l|n. decision of the govelnnleng tn station llcrc to _bill them farewell. l,,,l,,,su ll lax of 5 per cmt_ on nll The Quclu and f‘rlul~css sulisnililciitly l,|n~ l-ccellltn ln exnnss of $50 "_ day, sailed from l)o\‘icl. "l`liuy will touch flu In addition to increasing the price G6l\0fl»
riili-il to inc use the price of certsiii J, R, B00'[||
for roonis,&he proprietors have da-
ilrinks, and the case of champagne CELEBRA-[Es BIRTHDAY
an increase of $3 a case was decided upnii. This will mean an ad-:litional rliiirge of 25 cents on every bottle of rliuinpiignc consumed in Toronto.
STEAHER BOVERIC ASIIORE
l.<lNl)0N_ Ap,-ll 5 -- The British inciiinei' Boverlc, .from SYlI\\BY. N~ S W., March 18 for San Francisco, has Noni- ashore nt Nukulofa on Tonga- tului Island, one of the friendly IS‘ luinls in the Southern Pacific. A will"- Hllill is assisting the Hovcric to cn- i||>l|~ Ilf‘l‘ I0 fI0flt.
MARRIED AT ELEVEN `
' YEARS OF AGE
Il’I"l‘AWA, Ont.; April 6-A yollllg I:iI`l of fourteen appeared in Hulll linlice court yesterday on a cbar8'= OI llisorderly conduct. She B9-Ve the nnme of Mrs. A. Beaudfen, and on i-nqniry the magistrate discovered lhnl. she was married at eleven YGHYS uiul was deserted -three _months after- lvni-ds by her husband. _
0'IYI‘AWA, Ont., April 5-.Iohu IL
Booth, industrial chief of the fit- tuwa Valley, today rounded out the eighty-fifth y,eur of his active career and celebrated the event by f_<01Il_l-K out for n hard ilny’s work unlollg IHS Cluiudicre industries nt un hour when most of the younger gcllcrutlon were still in bed.
VIH. RAMSAY STEVEDORE
IDROYINED AT ST, JOHN
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S.l~_ _lllHN_ April I'»--Williunl llui_u-
siiy, ii stevedore, fett bctwceu 1110 Allan liner l"oniel'uuiau and U10 I- C lt. pier on Monday “if-lhf Mid was drowned. His body was dlSC0V0l‘€LI nfter the ship _BDi_l€d I-Onlflhtf hmm" say bnd been missing f\‘0m "I9 mme but it was not known that be Iwi] been drowned until tonifZ\lt- G"“I’\‘I' ing parties worked only five minutes before the body was ru\S€\I-
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Mlnnrd‘s Iiiuimenf. for snln cvery\\'llel'e
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- silos
Eluus -
"There are lonely hearts to cherish,
ns the days are going by." There are vacant chairs, here 9, mother is fold- U12 away garments standing sflcfntll' nnd sadly beside an empty crib. Gnd somewhere else over -there in the nelt “f"@€¢. the next town or acres! T-U9 continent perhaps, children have lost their parents, and husbands and wives have been separated by death? The household of the sorrowful BI* We s has reeru ts. There is al
ni arently be interrupt-
ggrsbnfxay tn; lflhristfan the interrup- tién is short and the friendship coca on to be resumed again fn fulness in
v and by.
“IA sllttld She was taks_n sudden_ly_ from a home of deep ten ernsss a love. Two days later the child s__l;Ath- er wrote to mo these words. ary and I are indeed bereft. bm' W° “ra not crushed. We are able to thank G d that our darlfug’s life.. was free “gm B nlngle shadow and that he
. __ Friday, Aprfl 7. The House opened me the puhlle at 11.30.
HON. MR. Culvnvilskmv in reply
to Mr. ll/Iathieson gave further infor- m“I»\0“ 1" regard to rights of way purchased but not opened up. He contended that some of these rights had been handed over and not pur- chased.
MR. MATHIESQN asked for a copy
of the memorial in regard to the ap. pofntnlent of a_Judge, which the Pre- mier said he had no objection to.
HON. MR. HUGHES presented fur-
ther reports of the private bills com- mittee.
MR. MATHIES_ON resumed the de-
bate on_tllc motlon that the House resolve itself into committee of sup- llly- He referred to Falconwood ac- counts of two years included in one, Dart of the goods supplied by tender and _a part not. He said it was im- Possible to check these by the tend- ers, and many vouchers were want-
*-ing. I-le affirmed that many accounts
of two to five months were carried
over from year to year.
'l‘HE P}`fEMIElt explained that the
Asyluin accounts were all checked, the goods received and payment made by cheque. All cheques were receipts. The Auditor had examined and pass-
ed all these accounts. '
MR. MATHIESON resuming, claim-
eil f2Il_HlZ Origillal papers should be sllbniitted of tenders and vouchers, wllich Mr. Ullnlnliskey prdmised_to be brought dowll. Mr. Muthiesou _claimed that the system of account- ing was iiboul. as bad as it could bc. Goods shipped under tender were mix- cil with tllosc llllrchilscd ivithout ten- der. Illciits were lnlrclmsed partly un- der teluler iiuil :it the sumc flute froiu u.nothe|j party without teiidcr. While if. wus cluinicd thiit, thc finances are pl'uspcriilis tIlei'c wits it foi'niidubIc iliillcitg niinicys were expo-.ndeil with- out the allfllority of the House; it was ndmittcd thiit the tcacI\cl‘s were not sllfllciently pniil, und no money to pity them morc. All this the (lov-_ crumeut claimed wus satisfactory. llc proceeded to defend the attitude of the ()ppositioll‘ili l‘vgurd to the Iiind tux, the income tux und cold stomgc. He denied that thc Opposi- tion huil opposed cold si.oragi>. iilnl' <l|lotc<l from liclvspnpei' reports of Iusf. ycur’s debates on thc silbjcct to show that the ()ppoi-litioii hiiil greiit- ly improved the hill and had insert- ed in it ull the provisions which guard and protect the public inter- csts. Ho l’efel’l'cd to I-lon. Mr. (lum- iniskcy's speech elllogising the Pre- mier as ii farewell address. A great mun is going oilt, but il greater re- mains behind, the 1-leir Apparent, the Prince of Wales, the successor to the I’l'cmiernllip, to wit, the (Yom- lnissiouer of l’ubIic_Wol‘ks! Mr. Mn.- thieson proceeded to soy that it nllm- bcr of those who stored eggs with the Storage Company made heuvy losses. He contended that the Oppo- sition plan of storage in transit and :it (lcorgctmvn and Sllllllnicrside was thc right olnc, and that in use in all progressive countries. A cargo of ineut was practically ruined on the Flarl Ifircy from being kept in what is prncticiilly hot storage nvcr night in nn unventiluted hold. Y.ct the Government llnd voted down thc re- sollltion for cold storage from the place or origin to destination. I-fe niniiltilined thnt taxation of lnuds should bc lliinccessary. We are now paying $12 per head ill custonlsunil excise nlone, $7 per head nlore than wc pnid ut thc union-paying $700,- 000 fi yeur more-und yet only get- ting buck ii paltry $272.000. We should bc _izettiilg fur more subsidy, but the Government threw our cllnllces nwily. They Iliul been asleep while the other I'ro\'inces were get- ting vust illcmiises, llc reviewed what. the 1"ri1iric l‘roviucr-s are get-» ting. Manitoba gets eight tiiues the sllbsidy which she got at the begin- ning. Her public men worked for .the I~‘l'ovinc'e.' Here olir leaders spend their efforts in framing excuses for the (lttriwu Government.
The 1-loiisc took recess till 3
o'clock. _
AF'l"I‘}l{N()0N SESSION.
'l‘he‘House resumed its sitting at
3.15.
Mil. MATHIESON resilmcd his
speecli,_ reviewing the arguments of several speakers oil the Government side. The steamer Hillsboro was claimed ns an asset. A few years ago wc had three steamers. Where are they now. He commented on the cost. of public buildings, fur exceeding the estimates, and Walter Lowe ruined because he .was not paid and could get no redress. The Summerside Jail transaction was pointed to as an ln- stance in which the public treasury
COIMUNIOATION
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND VIITH IAINLAND
Ycstenlny the Mlnto left Picton nt
7.00 ii. ni. und. docked in Georgetown at 9.50 a.m. She had 27 passengers, 37 tons freight, express and 100 sacks mall, Thursday’s. The passengers, express and mall were brought to this city by special train which arrived at 12.05 I’-1'n~ The Mfnto leaves today at 7.00 a. ni. for Pfctou with passengers, flve cars mixed freight, express and thir- ty-eight sacks mail. The Earl Grey left Georgetown at 7.00 s..m. yesterday and docked in Picton at 9.55 a.m. She had 28 pas- sengers 84 tons freight, express and 40 sacks mall. She leaves at 7-00 B» m. today for Georgetown with pas- sengers, frsfght, express and yester- day's mail.
A special train left this- city yes-
terday at 9.00 p.m. for Georgetown, taking a number nf Passengers, ex-
Y its I '
Ways need for the sympathetic green nf the hand, for the word of consola- tion and the reminder that eflfth hath no sorrows that heaven cannot cure. Times come when we must sit down and comfort each other and look upward to the steadfast Srl” “nd beyond' .them to the everlasting
T\h(;::.'dm lonely hearts to cherish. l while the days are gains by; There are woafv 90"” Wh° ‘I'"Ish'
hue the days are s°I“H “Yi
lm d palnlessly in
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I0y and the home where there is no-
iimiiig. After ell, this lus is only the door-my to the ine that has nc ending. These earthy frfeiidshlvl
.W V
If 5 smile we can renew.
,4n'0u|- journey we D\l\‘l-1110.
0!
Oh, the good we all may do,
while the nays are eclniz hyi
» ‘vs
press nnd thirty-eight satks mafli
Yesterday the southern accommoda-
tion train was forty minutes late, the eastern accommodation forty-tive rnfnntes late and the western accom- rnodation' forty minutes late. The Bummerslde and Cave Tl`l\\'Bl'B€ RC eornmodatfon trains arrived in the city on time.
I "1“°l'_'i'__j-___
ASSEMBLY YESTERDAY
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was robbed. A burned building was leader of the Opposition in reply to repaired and the repairs charged to lnm, The Opposition found it neceg- capilfhl €'°°°“§lt While the m°;’,'l`“'l:€° sary to explaim at great length their wen o r nar revenue. » s - ol Wai,” WJ; l,,,,.c§',,,,,,d to bribe ‘ion hostile attitude toward cole storage. ers, and the money was charged to ,They had voted against it even at Cwital yet U10 F0845 WU6 D012 WSH- 'the third reading. The Government
sd.KI-le _insganceél the Thomson Road had been determined to get the bfll “ “gs °“" 7' 'through and did not stand upon HON. MR. CUMMISKEY denied . any knowledge of expenditure for lm_ techufcalities as .to the discussion proper purposes. on the public accounts the
MR. MATHTEBON did not think lender of the Opposition had
the Commissioner knew of this trans- sl t d to be but lm knew not lu lm
, 8. 8 W
action pel°sonally.h_s He hssl _r_iot en- we mcse f
ough control of ' depa m nt to ' know what was going on. Mr. Math- Mn- MATHIESON WING the Point ieson proceeded to give other .instan- of order and called for the withdraw- ces_of loose and reckless methods ini ul ul these wo,-(ls The Speaker no
giving contracts, as be alleged with- _ l d
out tender, bad work paid for, with lu e ' ` no propel' inspection, exorbitant ex- THE PREMIER withdrew the tl-as allowed and so 0,,_ As to ex. statement. The public accounts had hibitions,' the Sullivan Government bee? Imd 0" the mme- frhel’ were favored them, as had the ,Opposition audited bl' the 5W°l`" A}’d‘t°" °f me since. The Liberal Government drop- Rfovlnce- Afteff that ‘tg was ““da‘ ved them lol. years and were later clous to question or inslnuate that forced to take them ul,_ He had been these accounts had not _been paid. asked by Ml.; COL ll he mulll nm The reputation of the Auditor Gener- the Government of the Province for “I stood W0 high t0 be nsailed' $325,000 ii year. He pointed out that I‘f““{'= had been f°““<1 U1‘1*_B¢°f & the premle, had this year asked for Gofls account had been divided be- $4l4_000_ ML G,-,x had been ,I sup_ tween the Infirmary and the Falcon- porter of the Sullivan Governemnt, Wood HOSPIWI- Wlmf- Went to “ch and was then opposed to going into institution was weighed and checked, debt.‘He changed with the times and “Fd Pharged “P t0 each W th°_°m' joined 8 l,,".l»_y that favored running cial in charge of both institutions. in nent. when the next change comes There were always tenders for al- he will no doubt jump to get into 9105.* 9Ve"Yth"‘E- The contracts .Were the new Government bout, if,he can. I" “Gm” “"5” °b*“ge‘1 fmm Year W (lllmghtel-)_ He l,mceell'e,l to reply year from onecontractor to another. at length to Hon. Mr. (‘ummiskey's The Same BYSWUI WHS Dufiued With speech in what he said about the regard '-0 “II flcconnts- The l`et“f'"5 roads und bridges, I’. W. Foliage, the slibmitted to the House were copies Johnson River school case, iind re- “I "-C“°““I-B and not W0 Originals- pairs un Government I-louse. An to AIl_“°¢°U“t5 WWW Ceftisdd Hull Well the Iiittcr the public infnley wus tak-` “I’m"’V‘*d f"I` lgulyllleflt. UI` held |01' en witliout. authority -iiuif expended “'xPI“““tI°“- N"‘\‘f»Y P9" Uem- UI them without competition. 'lu conclusion We” “I’|""’V*’U fm' Payment DY hlm~ Ile made n. strong iippelil to the The-V W"""* the" Passed "P0" IVY the Ifollsc to vote' on the motion iii uc- A"d“""` “ml °h°‘|"‘"" I59“9‘1~ T,I.I..9,"¢, cordnlice with the great. principli-.n ill- were I`eg"IBI'-I0“*‘ “ml I-hes" WH* ,,l,lve,l_ checked when the goods were receiv- iin. wsnnllnrou point.-.i ...ii the Hd by the Clerk Or Dr- Goodwill at greut length to which debates were the HUSPIWI UF the inHf`m"~"Y- Them nl-nwn ml," and the mevlty with were occasional items, like drugs for which more important matters were Whlch U0 tenders were asked. but the handled at Ottawa. He ilniibted the ‘tems WW” "-5 few as PUSSIDI9. INIIDIY sincerity of’ the lender of the Opposi- I" “WWII "~"tI"'I“'5 Of I““`dW*’~\`°» “BUS- tioii in pointing the finger of scorn *“"‘f"W“» t°°I“~ etc- N0 IHIHIHESB IU ut tliil-fiovcrhlnent and ullcgiug that u"“_c*’“"t"y “WI "e“¢IV“‘I M0991' “I-‘ thc lulsiiless of the country is cur- "e“t“’" tha" the ABYIIUH “lid In“\`"\‘ riecl oil ill it nlost disgruccfill' way. "ry IW the Umciuls I" chafge “WI by All the accounts were cei‘tifieil and the G*-*V*"""“9‘\t~ AH tu cold “OTHEC l,,,s,,e,l 0,, slls ,lllsllmlly of the All_ the best service_that could be render- ,lll_0,. wlm ls ,, sworn ,,lllcl,,l_ ' .Phe c_<l had been given. Uold storage was leader of the Gppositioii wus send- Mme "ee‘I‘°d except I" Warm Weath' ing llllrollsl “_ lalse ,.ss,,,.t to the er. The continuous system had not country. He defended thc expenditure Hee" "sked for IW the 9hIPPI“l`B- V°\`Y on boring for coal, and on the Ex- httle Pork W‘3“I'- into cold 9t0\`*1Ze at psrlmsntlll l;-m.m_ The manager Ol- any time. (rnly one carload of pork the Farm would never tell anyifarm- had "ee" PM 0" the “lark” he"e~ er that the ordinary farm could pro- The "est th"Y Amd PHCke‘I~ Sllme "UW duce 135 bushels per acre, but he l“""" lost "- "me °“ g°°ds Plaeed In could show bow the best results wld “"°"“g"~ I-“1"i“E Paid W0 high could be gained on any fnrni, and the Im' them: He Pmceeded t° deal at lesson would be invnluublc. He field length “nth n“‘”‘_°i9-I ‘lueBI»I0'l5 and lf, a gmnl l,,v,.S¢,,,w,,t _ to glvs tlls who was responsible for the debt. Dominion all the Iiilld iieeded for this He haf! “ot heard the OPP°5ItI°n HEY purposc on i1 long lense, The Dom-in- that 'I tI'“_*Y came t" IWW” HWY ion had expciided iiiuclriiloney there, ‘"“"I‘I “bong” t“x“tI0"~ Al|-9the\' “ml it wus ,,_,,l_l',.el_v lm; the farmers Provinces had on heavier taxes than of the f'rov_iuce. Hia :ipprnved the P; E' [EIU-nd~ He I"`"°ee‘I9<I to deal jail site. He thought the repairs of “flul the ‘mst "I _constmctlng P- W- Governmcnt House wus necessary ('0l,|°3`e “nd U-I0 3“mme\`SI\"I¢ Jail. und bud been well made. The condi- “'h’°_h "E held t” be entirely in I-he tion in which the i-louse had been I’"bl‘c interest' He denied that thvfe jnstnleil the n.~<pen.iiiure, ami the WHS “W imvfor" cxrellditllre to in- niolley must. .nt some 'time bc voted “Vance the Cardigan electmn- The by_ this House. The right of the membe"_ for Cardigan had YGBBUYI t0 House had not been taken nwny, as I-mng. hm head in “hum” for the ex' Iind been alleged. He defcnded the Dend't'.“res made on his beham 9°m° cold storage cnterprisc und held that of which was Bum t0 be 57-In UHDHIII- ft had beini a great benefit to the He demed that the UPPOBWOH hfld colllitry. (ine creumery ilenr Urupgnd '_‘I‘°W" BUY dIBh0“95f~Y 0l"I“00U\PeIl9¥l' put their butter ill cold storage "Y on the part of the ("'0vemm9nti'0\` when it-was 22 cents n pound and °,”c d0"”"` mI9“l’W'°P!`I8'f9d- ' A9 110 ister- soul it for 25 cents. inspeetiuu ('°"°"‘"'¢"f H011” the Government meant n little more trouble for the were °h“"ge‘I with I1 d‘\fY~ '|`\l€Y had farmer, hilt he got ii better price. "0 I"t"”`e5t 0" "I\I@C*» In Svfillding 'f‘hc leader of the opposition ilcplored "’°"e thu" Wa” necesllllfy. |101' hlld fllc t_i\xul.iou ou the fnrnlcrs, hilt they d°"e 90~ nf WU9 "0 Ufedili $0 the they were well ,,ll_ ,md they lormsll country that these details should be the large portion of our population. ‘]'B°“ssed from 'dill' t0 day in the They ought to lmy n fail' allure of' House and “Dread b¥`0adCHB¢ l5hl`0llgh the cost of carrying on the Govern- the m`es9~_Th9 "latter came “P b0- nlent and providing schools, roads tween 955530115 Of U10 Legialaf-\ll‘e and and bridges. He believed they would t,he G°Ve"“m°“t took the I‘0BlJ0nsibi- be willing to do so whenever thelhty of d0I“§ Wh” WM HGCGBBHYY. matter was mlrly ,.esrsssn,_s,,l to confident that the Legislature would them. He held time themeadiiisiment “PPf°"= what was done. 'rhe talk...- hsd become necessary and lnvolvsd bout the expenditure of three or four no hardships. It cost something to make it, blit what was done now was 5 " _ good for years to come. He held that lDvER'|'|sE“E"'|'s the ininiigrants who had come to the ' ' " '
Islnnu were worth $75,000 in the _ (Too lim for olassiaeaeion.)
l’rovincs and yet the Opposition ob- OR SALE at B ‘ Jected that f;heY had cost us $400. s_ scsolamm_I;f“`8B$1___;l: I_._}g;
(c'II§iIss'i'nnMlEli elunnzlii. the House G““"d'““ °m°°- Ch“"l°**"f°W“-
had made itself ridiculous to some ------ ---~-»----- M.-.---.3`TZ5drt'¥'_._____ extent by this long debate, ,while the ‘\/ANTED-At once a girl for gen. .iehnie in ottawa on the hunger was 'eral housework- Allvly to 192 disposed of in two short speeches. Gt- G0°"R@_3lj- _4_-_8d3i. __
The leader of the Opposition had (WI-IOICE WILD GEESE today at made what might be called a dying _» J. J. Gay & Son's, market.
oriition. Mlich of it was not new No 4--ildlipd. doubt later it would be repea ed to f"'i"""“*"“T""““""_-“'* the country. Mr. Cox might feel flat- _E4 0I€w§A;;ElIs Ztlar °I.Sl?,,tl,'gsl(’)':lmvl;,‘;,1i tered by the hours devoted by the ` i ' _
ren North River. 4 8d3i d
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,O IEET, house of nine rooms with
al modern conveniences. Apply
to Juo. M. Hughes, 311 Fitzroy Bt.
_ 4-Sdefpd,
TOTI()N'l‘fl, A ‘I 8-l<‘.rcl westerly #_-..___.... _.__
wines; une. stIIi'Ii.»..ei~y u little I4’-Ulf SAI-E. cottage containing 6 -_ ...- ..:;1°23:.l..':}e.°:;f;.§.‘;.“a‘:.°.1~.
The coldest temperature recorded _ _ ____ _ ______§T_-3_d3IPd-__
last night and previous to three ‘|`/[Iss MeEWEN, Dressmaker, is
grees above zero. The warmest re- ""Xf,l.l~l;~l')"A'»l.'0NC§_'§s°&;(f‘sl§s; glstered in that period was thirty- school tsscllsl. lm. De sums Seve" d°g"°°*‘ ‘move z"°'. school. Supplement $45. Apply to
above zero and the highest was _-_
T
_ t 1 ing mall sum of money. Finder
three degrees above zero. At nine p- B I' t_“S_ A_ Mcnonalws More
The sun sets this evening nt 6 '35 dsl
tomorrow evening nt 0.36 and IG';'_‘. et F.--~
morning nt 5.27. ~ eleven I-254*-L
'l`he muon sets tomorrow morning
Minnr|l‘s Iiinimcut lfclicvcs Neurn_It<If\
Special to The Guardian. -
BOSTON, April 7-While asslsti
to carry the body of ii woman w had committed suicide by jumplh into the Charles River, Patrolmu Timothy W. Hurley lifted the sac
n h
woman was his wife. The couple had been separated' f
some time. Deilpondency in belicv to have caused the act.
IIPPIIIN SIILS
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Special to 'l‘lie Guardlnn.
FRIEDItI(1l-l1~lHAi<`f'lN, April 7-I
his dirigible balloon, New Deutscl ‘land,'(Jount Zeppelin, with number of passengers, set out this morning for Stuttgart to greet King William II of Wnrtemburg and Queen ffbar
latte on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary.
SACKVILLE PASTOR
FIELD SECRETARY
TORONTO, Ont., April fi-When th
Methodist General Board of Snndii Schools and young peoplc's societic held its annual meeting hers yestcr day, so insistent were the calls for Increased secrc-tai-_iiil work in the field that the board appointed two addi tfonnl field secretaries. 'l‘hey are Rev. J. K. Curtis, pastor of Wesley Church, Huckville, N. B., who will take charge of the work ill New- foundland, Novn Scotia und New Brunswick, and J. 'l`. Wcstmun of Nelson, B. fl., who will have chiirge of the work in Albci'i_u, and :-luukuf. chewau conferences. 'f`hi-y will as flume their new luties lu June.
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hundred dollars to aid the immi- grants was absurd. The cost per head was far less than in any other Pro vince. The Premier next devoteil some attention Q Mr. Dewar and Mr. De- laney, the former of whom did uot want a bridge which the Government had built in his district. This was a new sort of representative, The lut- ter boasted thai; his methods were better than those of the Government, and sceined to bf- in training for Finance Minister of his party.
Al. fi o'clock recess was taken fill if.
EVENING .“lEf-ISION.
The House rcsumcil its sitting nf.
8.30.
THE PREMIER in resuming ills
speech said that so far as be knew no attempt had been made to bold over accounts from year to yellf- There always was and probably would be a certain number of ac-
P _ A to His interest account, whic
that resulted from some’ persons no calling for their interest regularly, and then calling for ull arrears -at once. As to thc coal; of boring for coal an amount larger than that ex- pended had been voted in ii. previous year, in fact $1000. Though this votc had lapsed the willingness of the House in 1908 was sufficient. to war- rant the Government in paying the few hundreds ,they bud spent. It was distinctly understood thai. the Prn- vinclal Government should pay any expense'in providing n site. He had ii. latter from the Director of the Geological Survey, which he rend confirming this statement. Also that this Priivince was the only one in which the llomiui`6u Goverumcllt. had condllcted boring on private lnuds. A small claim had been spoken of for boring at Wood Islriuds, but no claim had been submitted to the Provin- cial Government, although it might yet be called to pay it. It had not been "covered up" in any way. As to the Adjusters, their work was uot
had perhaps over-estimated the
justment would stnnd for years 'l come and would be approved by tl eo le He ex lained und 'ustihcd
position charges would leave litt behind them except the menioric-s 1 a_n unpleasant dream. (f‘heers.)
ate review of the finances and tl
had not been sent in within the you
I-Ie held the account should be sei with the goods and checked at onc
counts which had not been adlusted These balanced one another. li-ie uc lieved all the coal consumed in fh year was paid in thc year. All we aid that could be legitimately paid
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had a lltth overrun' 'thejgmmp cl, `pi~ese|it in the house of commons the
completed within the fiscal year. H
justed land taxes. As to the cost, some $3,000, it was without foundn tion to spread broadcast that thi W°“Id be ml a“““”'1 charlie' The ad' vided n Iiirge part of thc liri7.c nlon-
(fompany should fall tomorrow. U to the present the Government had, I - ~ . » , , - not even been asked to Sizll I1I10'tem which il. Ili-clni-vs to be obsolete l‘guarantee for their bonds. The Up
MR. WY'AT'l` followed in an eliibor
public debt. As to field over ac- counts, it wus said that accounts
» `_~...4,»c
'DEBATE IN HOUSE UF . » WIIISIIIEIIIIII ' SIIILIlII[iIII ” ‘
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Special to The Guardian.
g ST. JOHN, April 17-In the county o court today Juilgl* l\‘orbes adilldged. g John i-lpcrdakei-i, n Greek confection- n er, guilty of stealing electricity from k the Street Railway Company and
placed over the .face und found the sentenced him to two years In Dor-
chester pc-.nitientinry with hard labor
or and fined him one thouhand dollars,
d five hundred of which is to be Paid
to thc railway company.
Hhould Hperduki-s fail to pay this
, sum hc is to spi-ml an additional
term of fwo yi-urs iii the peniten- linry.
EHINISI IIEIIIIIIII
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>‘Jpiicinl to '|‘Ii<-, tlllniwliuii. ' l.()Nl)(rN, April 7--'I‘lif: llubillct will
be,estiiblishcd ill filiiilii shortly with l'l'ince (Thing us l'l'csiileiil.,
The question of ii rcspnllsible cab-
inet :ind ii mitioniil piirliunlellt has been iigitiitvd by the llrogl'eru-uve press for the lust f.v.'o years.
Prince Using bun bi-cn one of the
strongest ippoiicilts of the projeizt.
unusln nviiu all
1.r>Nlu|N, April 5- M.»rf..ii l\‘rewen
_ will sooii i'I~:.'l;1li hii: sl-nl. Ill Parlla
ment for fbi-. lioi'l|li-uni. division of Cork i~oiinl._v, ns In- oplm.~:.s the gov- l‘l'i\nli>|if.'s' vofo bill null iIe:lil‘c.~\ tu i-rcatv ii \'iii~nii<'y for 'l‘iin»nIlly H-ealey, who \\':i:; Ili-fi-iili~il iii llii- lust elm” tion. IIl:u'l|s.~u|lg his lil'ol|o;:.fl rcf.i'l'c- in_i-ni. |_...lii_\', lVlr. l~‘l’~~v\i-n said'
"| uni v.<iiviiir--if flint rcto hill in i~Illi.I\~:i eil-ry \\|._.li;-j mctlloil [or win- _niug publu- opinion in Eu_;land to rutiolinl lioim ruin vicivs. A second cllnmbi-r of di-'.t_l'uc|ion instead of roll.-lti‘ili»|ioii 1;: iiiooiilliiltlble with the fi-,di_-ral .u.luii..n uhicn is the only :-lollllioii. Il ii; quite- inllossible to ,achieve such ll uoiisfitlltional rear- ` raiigielnr-.llI. an is ilrsiieil without the co-operation of both lgicut parties.
“’l‘llc- furious lin--‘sloilil that arc be-
ing si.ii'ri»d up, niust make the gener- oui: iiiiaiiriilzg of the new Trish gov- ernment and the comliletiou ofthe land purchase iiopnlt-ss for many _yi~ui':». 'l'o li;-ive ciiaxi-il the tories; to flaw vonciliulell ilic classis and I-i'i-.ieil.~'.; this would have been quite iiisy indeed, l_li.'iilI.'.-1 to thi federal movi-mf-nl, for wliirll Lord Grey is chiefly rcsl1ollsibli~. The lcaven was iilrcady at worl., but now we are like- | ly to bi- unil.»n~. However, it is now possilllc for mi- to advocate Such I views. I “'l`o :lo so in this crisis would be :to wcakeii .\lr. Ll'I_lr=.ci\ and hi- new , nn..-.>,.. 9- t noon --~‘~»'.. =» I ~-. ntingvut L' th.-t .-1'<..ll 1 5-1.1 ri- ni 1-.iii"i lf an C’ficil:atc with coiilld--nw nb-n this F, prc.f=r_nt nttempf is seen to have mis- _ c:i,rl'lrd." _ h' The gorcriinicnt Promised) MF-
Frnwnn an .,p_poriliility_tills month to
problem of silver exchange with Asia. He preilicts u recurrence of the crisis 'of 1906--07, with eflually disastrous resllltn.
'As to bbc sliiliciciicy of the Auditor's statement on which so much reliance is placed, hc said some years ago, Iwbcn $35,000 of the Dominion sub- Isidy was received after the close of lthc year it was included in the year's lreceipts. When thc question was ask- `cd ns to when this money was recei- vcd, the Alulitoi- must ace the Prem- ier before hc cnulil answer, and later the Auditor suiil the Premier would not lei; him :ili.~:\\-or. -Mr. Wyatt pro- ceeded to rv\'icw the cold storage question und <ln..l.cil I-lornce Haszard in favor of 1-ontiuuous storage from place of origin lo destination. Ha also dculf. with the repairs on Gov- ernment. House, the Jail site, the Johnson lliver School case, educa- tion, agricull.\lrc, taxation. increased subsidy, deficits and other matters, speaking with good nnimution.
" lion. Mn. incl-l.\lms sulu ull the
ii- ~ .
erroneous contentious pllt forwald by
mount to be received from the ad
` the previous speaker had been al-
ready unswcr<~d from _that side of the
' House. I-ic said thc (lovcrunlcnt had S inaugllrutcil the sccd fnirs and pro-
0Icy, buf: had fiillowcil thc llsllnl course “" of eiitlwlsting thc nmnugcniellt to n. “ local insf.li.uii~.
P D ~ I1 J small account of $20 for poultry for ll(,N_ Mll_ ,l_,ll_l__,l\-.l. slmsklllg at Christmas use of the patients, on ll l
recommendation of Dr. Goodwill. A ‘
to the teacller's salaries, they wer paid for follr quarters during tll year. The debt was upproximutcl $877.000. As to the Gold Stor\lK
atc hour dculf. with iuutters_ ul-
” luost \\~li<ill_v i-ovi-red by previous " sllciikcws. A1 flu- i-nd of his speech ‘Hthc vote uni: iulorn on the Opposi- Y'i.ion ulncndini-nl, wliicli wus declared "- lout on a piirly voir lfl to 12- ? Mll. Ai{h`l<lINAfIl.'l‘ niovcil uuothPl‘ P aincililmcllf. reciting certain state-
ments in icgnid to the school sys
bonds the security was ample if th
'Inud expcilsivn., und proposing certain \l¥Ircforms Ihnrnin. f~‘ccolul<-il by Mr. Mc- >f Neill. .’\lr. Ars:-nnult thcn moved thu
ndjollriinicnf. of flu- dchute. After
- some consillliiiion us to thc possibi- e lity of proiogiitioil before Easter,
Iwllicli is not prolmble, the House ad- ‘journcil ni. ll.1.'. fill tomorrow morn-
l‘- -ini: ui. 10 o'clock.
it' e.
I
Mihai-d's Lininient Cures Dandruff.
o'clock this morning was thirty-llve , prepared to take work at' 72 9 degrees above zero, but nt that hour Upper Queen St., Charlottetown. S it had moderated to thirty-SIX \'l¢- 4--8d4lpd.
The lowest temperature recorded K Sh S »»l\,- _ ST. JOHN, April 5-The drilling i yemfdlly WM *I1IffY'°IHI‘¢ “°E"°“ Neil ` aw' my ilfsrli-sind. the lifeless. bony ni ii male infant
Monday evening in the cellar of
ite ' H
forty-three above. The coldest re- OST-On Pownal S., cppoe _ house ccuplsll b a prominent sm. corded the previous night was thirty- If the Kirk Church' B DM” con zen at019 Hnrsflield' street is sur- ,was vi-ry ill. Shi- was employed as 9,
>s . :`
oundcd by peculiar circumstant-
The ifttle child was placed in
" ` fton Stre_.__ _ 4-6 - .
Monday evening at 6.37; it rises tn- BOWLING, Burko'| Alleys, under “\°\‘i1“@~ morrow morning nt 5.29 und Monday market, open lawful days hm to '\`l‘0_ m;’_U_;f\;__;:_Ie__f_l\_° lfgslfzcililx _lf
and has been for about a mon
at 4.10 and Monday fnorniug ut 1.?-Il. Mlnnrd's Llnlmeut cures Burns, Etc She was Sfmt. there Glter h®v\|\E I I I ‘
_.ui -
illlll I1 I 1 D
DY IN CELLAR
frliued nn~ili\‘ul -trentnlent at the
hands of n physician whose services ive-.ro sc-<~lil~i-il by her employer, and also licrausc it wus sccn that she
~ic-rvnul. in iid and had been in the
r - _ _
Ln' last “ight It was forty degrees B have a 4-Bdfilpdd and is believed to have brought to family only uboul. three weeks when ove zero. » _ _.______~_.._____...-~--~ -'---- ll ht ll( ¢_l¢'l,_ 'rn l-_- 'rue length nl teeny win he nur- ‘ny-Auron eh huy it isw Ben tents. cgvery n‘:M,;‘ 2; u;§__",“_m, _‘fl ‘gs
teen hours and three minutes and of . 'Parties having same for sale ho“se_ whn wss homfmd as wlm, h
tomorrow thirteen hours and seven wlll please write 8;__cali :ln __I~_`____R. “vs_ He had the mme may l_sm__vL_d ‘“i““"°“' . _ . Newmm- G““““““__ _£°_‘__.....f°___'..1\- with the consent of Coroner Derry The 'ide Wm he mgh mm fvemng `ANTED'°8°“°fBI 9¢\`V°“t» N° msn. who was summoned. ani was a nat‘\e of :"~c»itl-..n'l. buvinli been ln
at 6.0 , tomorrow moruiiu: it 8.09 _ washing Good wages Apply l\l_ soon on hand ln comwmy with Deb ‘Md M°""“y '“0r“I"g at 9' ‘ter six. Mrs. James Hsndrahan, 288 tive Klllen_ `
- shi- took ill. She r.\f\i.=_i-d all proffers c of lm-ilicul iissislnlicr, though being c kiiiilly ilw-ntcil by licr employer and , his wife. Shi- fold them that she - came here from Fredericton, and was
c- Canada but five monlhs, and her
".-tory vhs lnokcd upin as being true.
the Al thi' \u:¢tau\‘l‘ ol (‘ui'D\1er Bel‘l`Y‘
man, Ilr. Warwick hcld a post mor-
e- tem examination on the body yester- al, , day afternoon. No particulars ol the
th. results of this examination could bl
de- 5 learned last night.
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.nd *Ar _lg .Jw ll .¢_ '$.._ ~ r _ `
5%;
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