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LEGISLATURE
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iiiniinmmiriee of lSllppl'y.
_ . Friday, April 21.
’l`he__ House opened to the plibiicvat ,W0 of the Prince of Wales lit (‘iii-
PHINEE ill WlliS
Special to The Guardian LONDON-. Apsil 21-Wales is enthil
ll.30__o‘clQck.. After routine, qiles- "a|"’°n Uilstlv- i_ioiis.__and returns_subniitted, Mr. Mn- A Conunittee cliurgcil with iiiriiiige- iliiesou _brought up nie point nl or- 'l“”"L-S has Hvcwtcii the oiiei- of wi-.li-li .hir raised in committee of the whole “"1" "\l"*‘l`i“i £0 Hllllldl' iwld 1'|\illlii‘l-fl witb,_regard to certaili objectionable ff" the l"`l““0'S illdisllin.
\vor_ds. ._ - _ ._
iivi iiliisiin ilii
iiiilttar stand oller until he collldget ilii-.,_repo_rt of the’chairman of the
1-iiiniolttee. _ _
'PHE PREMIER introduced ii bill to
WAS liil illliiilll
isliiilppt of Debts. _ ,,
A number of bills were read a t_hir<
l_iine,_and passed. The House in coin- -*-
mittee considered the bill to amend the Act for the Limitation of Actions
iiiid.for avoiding Lawsuits. ’i‘Hl<l PREMIER explained that the
object is toiintrodllce a clause in the iitatllte of liinitations, to place rents liii the same ground as other debts, limited to arrears of six years. Hitb- i-rto there has been no time limit iii i-cgiiiwl to rents in this Province. The liili was ugreeil to without uniciid- iiirui... im .the iilotion of the Premier that
llic House resolve itself into coni- iiiittec ~of supply, Mr. Mlithieson raised the question _us to the dllty of the chairman of committee to take down words when requested to do so. MH. SPEAKER. ruled tlliit the proper course was to move in com- mittee that the words be taken dowll and afterward call the attention of ilie Speaker to what was done. - . The House went into committee
:ind Mr. Matllieson then recited the proceedings which led to the poiilt of iiriler being raised last evening and rl-iid The Guardian’s report of what liiiii occurred. l-ic moved that the ivoi-ds, "That statement is not true" :is used by the Premier be now taken iliiwii. .. _
Mil. McLl<]AN' recited his incinory
of what had occurred. Ti-lid PREMIER replied, stating :inioiig other things that he was pre- pared to prove by .the clerk, Mr. Vlinlderstine, of the Bank of New Brlinswick, that he had placed the figures on the back of the cheque in the hunk. He strongly resented iiiiy iiiipiltatioii that the clie<lllC |1110 lN‘f‘n lmiipcred with. MR. Mcl.FlAN rejoined, with sonic
wlirinth. ‘ Mil. ARSENAUI/l‘ charged that tlic Government were nfnaid lo allow the niattcr to go before the _Speaker, who would decide it fairly. They were trying to block a fair solution ofthe ilifiiciilty. uiiii. Mr. Ciimmiskey, Mr. (lex. Mr. lliatbieson, Hon. Mr. McMilli1n`and otlieri-i discussed the ouestion. Holi. Mr. i‘uiiimiskey raised the point of order that Mr. Mathieson was not spriikiiig to the motion that "the words be taken down." -lllll. MATHIESON moved that the Hpeiikcr take thc chair, and the coili- iiiitiee divided, the motion being 09'
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(l0l.li()l'tNld, ()iit., April 18-Leslie
BUPKS. of lllenhciiii, who ciinie here eight weeks ugo to work at the Fix- IWGSH n@WBDi1De!‘ office, und who told the remarkable story abollt being tied to a cllair»and left bound in the burning building was today arrested by County (`foiii-lf.alile (‘arvis of Bow- lniinvillc null taken to (lolliorilu. 'l‘his action wus the result of thc investi- glitloll of l)ef.ccf.ivc Miller of the l'rli vluriiii force. . llurks wus found ilciir thc back dooi' of the lllxpress office with his urms ticd :ind rolling on the ilrior, by a liverynimi iiiinied (loilcen, while the bliildiiig wus in fliiiiics. He was immediately cut loose limi taken over to si hotel, where a doctor nilcndcil him. His face und hair were consid- erably scorclled, and he appi'-iil‘ed to be hysterical or delirious from fright.
'Pills is the story told by Burks of
his experiences: "I was returning home about lluaricr lifter- eleven and saw a light in the ldxprcss olilce, and `_-l' went in by the side door, my ilsilill _way, and into thc front office. /\ mail was sitting at Mr. Keyes' desk (Mr. 'Keyes hcing the cdif.<li') with piipors strewn around and on the floor, I. risked him wliat he wunted here. He replied ‘What do you wailf.?’ nlld with that we made for one nnotllcr.
“The man got iilc down and hit me
lbetween the eyes nnd knocked mc in- sensible. Wllell I clinic to I was ly- ing on the sofa, bolind and gagged. Just as I canic to, the clock was lstriking twelve, and the ninn was standing iii front of the safe. He _said : “Ii-n it, if I can’t find the pn- lper 'I will bilrn thc place iipl’ With lthat he went out into the back office, icame buck with ll can of coal oil, lsprinkled oil on the floor and on the ipnpers, and set fire to them. l “He drew nic out to the hack office [near the stove, I tried to wrrggle out after hc was gone, und got caught some way in the strive oi- stoveboard, and tore my overcoat getting loose. I managed to get to thc buck door, iwllich had been left open by the rnun lwhen he wcnt. ily this time thc fire fhnd broken tllrougli the pnrtitioii be- .twcen the two offices, and tlic placc was goilig up quick. I cried for help land Ml‘. Gohccn come and released mc."
l The entire block, incllldilig the lllank of 'Foronto brancli office, was destroyed, at a loss of $25.000- l Mr. Keyes says llllrks wus fl good workiiiiln nlld hc has no fault to lllid
N0 ' with llinl. He knows of no possible
cn nolilin's inns
’l`|il°lN'l‘0N, N. J., April 18-GOVCP nor Wilson yesterday Blglled the llanisay blll ll.bolishlI\,‘Zi~P\\bllC dl`l“-k' ini: clips,-and.. .the Radcliffe .plumnse bill for the protection of birds il- giiiiist wholesale slaughter for iuil- linery. ._ f. . ` 'l‘lie .'lnmsa.y‘ bill provides that un drinking cups shall he placed in Dllll' lic places. This UBB been l1rg°0~bY We State Board of Health. The Radcliffe liill carries ii severe penalty for the killing of wild birds for lnillinery purposes, and also prohibits persons lrolii having the .,.pl\lmagc of such birds in their possession.
WOMAN DEICIPITITED BY
'nl inllli fiiiuela mill
LYNN, April 18-While walking il- liiiig the tracks of the Boston, Reve- re Bench ilk Lynn railroad..,on her way home from work_tonight, Miss.Slisan Woodward was struck by a Boston bound train and instantly killed. Her head was nut off.
Miss Woodward was n shoe factory
llllerlitive.
rciisoii why anybody should bliril do\\'ll his placc or desire lilly docil-
ni . _p .
tor or Division (‘-ollri. clerk.
Burke was brought. l>_efore the local
magistrate and reiiiandcd for 0110 week, Startling dcvclopiiieilfs urn looked for.
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(i0Ll) C0lNl\(iE CUT DOWN
w.\sHINo'roN, Ari-ii 19-whether the government will close Ur 11001151* some of its mints is an i1_cl_lte DF00' lem before the tr€_l\S\“`Y °“""“_1f‘~l_S°§£ rfitnry MacVeugh is ready to ins rll_
bullion and foreign gvld "ill,"-_ AR soon as this begins, the coiiiing _of gold will practically st0D- NUu‘_‘“K but smaller silver coins and ll0lll}‘*:'~_ known ill ti‘ei\slll`lf_I‘¥\l`l‘§'“""' “B ‘l‘_‘f_': _ll and sllbsidinry coin. Will lm 0"' H od llcreiifter. i
6. E. C. BURTON DEAD
YARMOUTH April 10-George E.
,C. Bllrtoil, iuiiilager of tlleliiulsnlqz cotton Company hflnf ‘l'°,‘ “i “ home |a,.l¢_ night, nt clcvcn o clock af-
Minl\rd’s Linifnent Ilelieves Nellrnizla ter a lon!! l||“f‘5““~
FUR __ _ _ A c6iiilil“ni'__Tl"ll
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THE viii'-'l=LlcTEl>
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"i‘wils a,_q\la nl old corner cllDh0nf0' My friend? ocked one day,
Where tlielc ` bits of china _
Were safely laid. away; l.. Md I won ered.si\ch things orlbeinity Were hidden thus from sight. Things that were surely made _
For use and our delight.
Tint she sold: “They are nll too pre-
ciolll
Too fragile for, daily uae- '|`<§_l_> fragile-forfpsralsu touches,
00 I .i ‘l Ci bllliii We cunnk&¢p0:h?°`h°eT‘§ id safety. sliiii in from llliai. nd dint. Shut in ffoin' meddlesome flnB0\‘l.
'dllitiwlien l.s "V We _l_lrlng Ogutmllle elarightest and out ' -
"`l‘°n \ve_liiir|!lil\y_tiiike them away _ And pines them among the rest: .And their beauty shines so bright.
I It certainly docs -atone,
For all of the inulii’ ‘HWS ,, They are shut in here. R|0“e~
Then I ghollgllg of the darkened
lr;-“Zim the pleasures and i0Y9 Of efffnli
From its troubles iind its strifn-
ullut when at the feast to collite
I-{e'll place them honored of al . I
_NEW YORK, April 19-Dignitaries ol (lliiircli and state attended the magnificent cereiiiopies of the dedica- tl_oil of the Cathedral of Ht. .Iohn;,the i)iviiic, dominating Morningside Heights today, - _Tile ceremony commenced at 10 UCIUCK-_ Bishop Greer. .preached ithe collsecratiun scriiion, The magnificent, Url-fhn, played for the first time, is one of the iiiost powerful instruments in the world. It is capable of plrodug. Hifi' 7,000 tones and has 100 stops in the keyboard. _’l‘lle great cilillr-c was planned by (‘._ (rrailt _l.nll‘oi'gc, The r‘ornei'. stone was laid llci-_ 27, i892. About $3,- 500,000 has Iii-vii iexpeiidcii oil the si.i'uctll|'e li|l l.o the presiliil.. Ullly the choir, l-i‘o.~isiilg and l.wo
cllnpels have bei-ii coilipli-ted, bill, the building proniisvs to be one of the iialldsoiiiest and iiliisl. moiiiliiieiital in plan in New York.
With the choir and crosi»'iiig coiil-
plcteil the strllctllrc is now ll i~liili~cli of niost noble pi~oportioils, 240 feet l0l_lr!. |00 feet wide, with an iiiterior height of _l20 feet in thc choir and 100 feet lu the ciuissiiig. ldxterior commands a wills- prospect. of city and sea.
Hpicildid lilill slilililled colors of
Hlllllllill glass lllid italian tapestries relieve thc severity of the inl.erioi~. The north and south scctiolls of the ciloir stiills are of iglrvml ‘mln me reredos wbitc iiiririilc. 'l‘hese with the Ul`l-Inn were the pro\'i.~lioll of lievi l’. Morton and his wife, costing $25o_04,0 of the $700,000 of their donation.
Surrounding the white rercdos are
llllirc columns of granite, supporting thc ciiolr dome. They nigg,5iii~e abmlt G0 fcct from base to capital, welsh 130 tons and cost $25,000 each. On the base of each is graven the name of the donor.
When completed the choir is plan-
ned to be the centre of a semi-circle of cliapels arrallged to_ coliform to the harmony of the entire structllre. Two of the seven have been complet- cd. 'l`wo others, memorials to Bishop l’otf.cr and the licv. Ilr. W.,l~}. Hunt- ington, are soon to he undertaken. The edifice will bc fourth in size am- Ulll-! the world’s cathedrals.
orrens ininlcenenis
ron A nllisn cull.
PIEIUIE, S, D., April 18-Tile llircd
girl prolilelii is a hard one to solve in this city and one attempt ill that direction is the following advertise- nlelit in a local daily:
“Girl Waiiteilr-'Pile lludersigned
would like the services of a compet- ent Mir] to work nl". Round House Ho- i.cl, blast Picrri’ We have live chil- dren, all of wlioiii have been taught to say yes ina'aiii and no iiia'aiii. 'l`llc girl is given the use of thc par-
ents in his ossession either as edi- lm. seven evllnfllgg lull- “mek Lol. the
purpose of entertaining her company; also use of plano_wlicii desired. I 21ill°ec to do all the work that is of- fensive to the girl.
"We have no graildnias, grandpas
or lnothers-in-law to annoy olir help; my lillsbarid is a policeman and not at home very long at one time, hilt he agrees not to speak to the help, We pay good wages and are consider- cd a respectable family by our neigh- liors. Phone 61 L, or address Mrs, W. (‘. lliillrcr, Round House Hotel."
the assay of'ficcrs_nnd niiiitsio begin ' _ _ _, , ._ _ _. issuing gold certificates agaliist gold
_ Pennine in i=:ncul`nn
LONDON, April 18-Six bye-elec-
tions are now pending, the latest one being in South Lliriiiingliiliii,___where the seat was lnade vacant owing ,to the elevation to the peerage of Vis- count Morpeth,, on the death of his father, Earl Carlisle, _ _
This is regarded _us il. safe Union-
ist seat. Four of the other vacancies are at` present held by Radicals, Barnntnple, East Dorset, Haddiug- tollshirc, and (lheltanlium. There is also vacant North-East (’ork, an Wllriciiite stronghold.
i"li`dll'i`il§='i-: _ mln nlrii inlinuinn
`Yesterday the llliuto left P‘ictoll at 7.00 a. in. and docked in Charlotte- town at 11.20 li. m. She had 23 pass- tngers, 7 horses, 2 cars seed, 4 cars way freight, express and 100 sacks rhsil, 'l‘hllrsday’s. The Mlnto leaves today at 7-00 B.
rooms (or Picton with l>l1SS°I\f.IN'Bi 25
` here so many are shut IIWBY ol-,les 1 cm- potatoes, _2 cars way
larei bfi, _express and 38 ‘sacks mail.
And the cheerful light 0' day' ‘Tge Earl Grey left Charlottetown
'Nic Master may think them too pre- at 7_0() a. m. yesterday and docked
oious . in Picton at 10.45. Shu had. 30.pass-
For the crowded walks of life. Q‘,lg°,.s_ l l,m~5e_ 2 mrs `ll0¢3m¢g, 2
So He lincps them snfely hidden rs oats l mr eggs, 4 cars mixed
lxelght, elrpress ami 40 sacks mail.
late
_ ear. _
.Is lt “Rely ,ln¢_proof_ of I-Ils__lo_v:_,_e__ . ___’_________ M31: fl"ei(lpml¢iullle'il1: kldmudaillien El: ld.. Minnrd's lilillnlent Clircs Burns. BN?
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. Yesterday the Southern accommo- ` ti t‘ i was forty minutes late.
H0 Kl\tl"="“ Hi” jewel” “rig 'l lilac (lllllaillzielljii accommodation ‘forty
Hi l r ous 00068 late, the Western accommo- f,gmm~r_n evening at 6.54 and Mon-
l"""m Blltht that can harm or hurt. Where tliey`ll Bl\l"" l" H go sxtion. _f‘lfty'llve _minutes lhte. the day eveillnf! ni 0-55: lt N508 *10"\0l"
i llllllfii I ,ull own Bllmruerslile nccommodatlon forty-five row morning at 5.04, Monday _morn- Th°" Mm?" He WH m(l.;l9y\l¢,ll-el-in minutes late, and the Cape Traverse ing at 5.03 and Tuesday morning nt
Fordthey ve gmwn to acconiinodntion train fifteen minutes 5.01.
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` lIililllNll|ilN
Special to The Guardian.
Council__today appointed .I. 'f‘. Hawke ,_ to represent Moncton at the floroiln- 0 t.
He expects to sail next week.
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l in cllnioliiiisrs'
eluiiimiiii iincsi.
Vl'l‘Ell.Hil_ italy, April I9--After 8.
of shackled Canimo_i'i_'is_ts troo ed in
again faced their accusers from with- in the steel bars ‘of the cages,'wbicb
prison hospital. _ , _
a . . . -
ilellrisy which seizcil him following
iis interrogation. 'l‘hc priest, (iiro Vitozzi, whose M
flights of oratory and exhibitions of
tri-al, is perhaps the most clieerful of the lot today. As he was led into court, bound, but still wearing his priest garb, he declared that during
ivcn him strength to endure every llflerlllg
fervid religious exercises, which had
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“I ani," proclaimed he, "the guard- ian angel of the (lalnorra, spiritually fe armoured against everything and at everybody." I The confidence of Vitozzi appears
o ll _
alleged murderers of (lenuaro (fuuc- colo and his wife, Maris was resumed 1 under circumstances deemed auspici-
ous_by the defence.
Vitozzi’s lawyer opened wil.li a mo- e
tion that the court order the produc- tion of the warrants for the arrest
gelis and Emedeo as the murderers m of thc lluoccolos, ill order to save the
real sssassiiis.
began in school days long asv af Iiiverpool, N. S., has ended in the wedding of M-iss Jean Ii. Kempton of t liomerville and Fred H. Burnaby of
zant, the lii-iilc's cousin, at 23 Far- ragut Avenue, Somervillc.`
Their happy school days over, dif-
ferent interests separated the ,c0.upl@.
salesman is Chicago. Some time ego
rite hei tlinc to the study of music
nd for several months has been lvlng with hcr cousin in Somerville. »
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learn that his sclioolday sweetheart. ‘le lad lrff. the pro_vin_c_es and _was en-- gaged to another iilail. The result m
_then they'vc been making arraniZe~ ments for their wedding.
The ceremony was performed by the
friends. Miss Lou, Taylor of Somer- yille was bridesmaid and liaurie Bilrliaby. a bi-ol.her_ oi the groom, was best niau. Following the cere- moily a brief reception was held and
New York. Thev will later visit Tor-
wlleri- they will live.
t_ be shared by his e._ssacl~s:tes, and"'"°“
b isemrcfl
i1~_ W -@-
Specials .Tbe_ _u`r _ _I S ecl t T-lx Gu rdian. S` c ' A` ” " '
ti? G 0 didn D al o e a pe ial to The Guardian.
VI’I‘}lR_B_O.__ _Allifll all the LONDON, April 21-Daily Tele- LONDON, April 21.-The lllornllfg "‘°th9fl.9 9-_fi0lJl;_<_i,1_i__by,_tlle_Cammorist graph's special correspondent in Cor- P0St. in an editorial on the_work of
l>F_iS0ners to iili_:il;e___jay_lnpathy or in- ea. cables a remarkable story of the illecorning Imperial Conference _su'g~ 0ite_r_i_ot pope _surpasses in novelty developments of the Japanese new de- 36918 tllnf- the committee on IIHDBP and _effect that of Gatenp Espoti, who pendents, _ ~ ial Defence discuss American Naval
dt the end pf 9 mad hprnngue taday, 'The original discontent felt by Cor- Menace on Great Lakes. 'T
FOP# the Bless eye ,from his head, eans is almost eradicated and he pre- telTl1l_°lu§°'3;8d':_‘;l:;°i5 it .d°°“n"_‘l)ttm‘1“°' Special to The Guardian
_ _ .. earecern-' , #_ '
S_a__t_ _ _ iillrllilg it at the head of the presid- dlcts that within a decade the pro- irlg ships; their._Dl‘%§Bnce Illia, vlzllk QIIEBEL, April 21--The aviation
lc (wel the rmmcmmng envestl migltlitiilllilid from the 'u~t f ii “nie Wm he sen s____p____t____:_ PLO” (ef alle R““l"B"*80¢ Tl“0|1eY mid “wet in .Q""l"’“ will bf' A1010 dllflllg 3l><‘Ci.u.l to The Gliarillixn.
` fell in a faint and piifliillelitllllilliiii-lit A ilepneiladgilhemg menace to Canadian nr the coming Bunmwr at M°m`gm"'""v
slls i ' ' I ' ' ' ` Park-
nenlnd the Hitting. J T _lt dwould be better from u., _British
‘ ~*"“-*----*- ~ I | Html rwint to let the Americans de-, "‘*°- "“'-“M
iiolliice the treaty if they do not wish
iinicilmi ii iiiii »~ -» lsiPiliiiini*ui nw iiiiiwn, lUl3_l" THF ilaii iiisliilili ii ciuiimfiili siiii
passion, have enlivenod the iniirder
audate that dress-up . _.costumes
i ' l ._ Af ill
_was that, a _few weeks ago he m_ade 2'l‘_‘;m'ml;; lgggglrt l':‘0n,50menl§rcl0';;;l:
a "ymg tm’ to smnewme' Sm” afid the women lil masculine gsr-
ments. . .____.
M00" ,,°‘"f‘ “W °°‘.l,“d~ ““‘1 th" onslvil, ill., April is--'rwiri-_ rriiiii-
,Rev. Charles H. Day of the First gueam “mt “mmm “-md 'bring ed admittance to thc army b°C&\1SC flood tide struck her amidshlps and
. ' llversion to their friends. ' » ` . l¢l,»ll» l . . »
' Ch l f t t d my and l Of his lnfge GUN- 1'- R- l 'W 'af' she careencd so violently that one of
Agfggtlliittuessillllclily it lair; ‘:ilolll:l:li;7rl>f`ThF lmrt'eg have grown so popular returned to Carmi to work on a_fsrin. tm, mwel-R lost his na;-_
‘ - i - ~ that almost every night sees a pro- Cum, recently t,.,,,,l to gulls; at
"~e"'qi°“ of m“t‘"` cam wllmung bY"l<Jvansville, and the recruiting officer
cr-upii-d bt-_the qileerly uttired nlem- told him that the army me w0u1dl,,._m_alt and She tllrllefl t“l.l|e_ ers of socu-ty. _ . _ -made unpleasant for him on nccollntl The crew of the i,ii.ii<l.-i-~ii:i=iter's t__Hi-ciiiis_i_- ni iliii ii_oci€_l_ Hf_;1l;;1i'§f;>'v°‘l0f his large ears- At St. Louitsailiiiiiicii ii: reri Tomi. pin our in
. . 050 W 0 8085150 fl 9 e °"`lf d a o the same story was 0( ‘their vessel before the rowbost cap-
Ml' and Mm' Burnaby Htmted (ur "lm" the mac" °m°°"s admit' that heilli, algise irmy officer there saYlllF§'sizcd, but were too late to save all
they. luiow__not what. to do.. - _ - that no man was admitted) wbosle the party, ,,,
h _` I rtions were a norms. _ plillllgzl ili)r3l3r?v much distressed over torn from its mother’s breast when
w pf_ her set to dinner, with the `
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_ .Minn irulicnisr -iriiiliiis iii _iiw siiii in u iiiiipiiiii Elin ii nisiniiiiin iisiiisiiiii iniisiiii
not permitted to registennfter she 0 f _~""
bail made pnblie the lQ53_Qf valullblu _ LISBON, April 19-'l‘lic cabinet has M0_NCT0N_ April 2l__Th8 City Lilgrettes from a_ hat vallied at S300, _concluded the finishing touches on the the British Admiralty and by that .. today appeared as complainant lu -,lH,,.e,, ol ,,,,l,a,.Ml,m ,.,,,,m_(ll,,g the
he circuit court in a suit for $100,-: ' _ ' ` ,, _ `,
00 ,lamllges ugulnsl llresldellt Hurry _church gud starr-__ lliis will be pro.
l0n_ l;i_:_ttw~_lll;l__soii_ of fél;e_uuivti'irsitll_y, and _vi_i`illlgate-_d on_ ici-nlny and i-liitul-day-_ llaw heel, llullt Wen of Montreal as
__t_t__t_0__ -‘1 @0009 el W1 l 0 1" _ he main points oi the il»_~<~ree arc as it was too broad and deep to pass
The women who are charged with follows: . - _ .
]»rggidell_t _judson with c0_nBl,_ll~lll8 col The i~l1.at<- concedes eiitirl- liberty of
ri_lin Miss Mercy’s character are Miss 'all creeds; (lailiolic creed ceusiiig I
_ DEc|_nRE3'pR|ES'|' _iii ill-ilie stale ilelisiiiii i_i-olii the ilnie _ _ lnig lmmml; Mr* A_ w_ Smulh wife olf i.i»l_plon'i_l_ig_i)1iori. llincefortil, 1:1
0( Dem, {~ll,a_|_ ull e~ lgt¢|»_ Ml,-g_ _clurc es wi e iiiaiiitalned by i. c
resliile. du|.in|; l-Ioly_ Week, .the baud lg“_l(_,.i-e¥\_tltll_,_, _A vlolg Mhlliislgi: \%on llnlllil, faithful. The bencticed clergy will _ _ _ __
._i>, - sep . .. `.1 ' l " " "
to the court of t.he.assizes today,. and wild is ncfw Ggmany atmtbeallil- .c°?_,tlm_l;e_ 1;? tre`;t'_'e ("1 `
vizaiioii of Kaiser Wilhelm.. ._““ 1 ll Y S » -'-1 Cf ll 1011 1 GY “'11
Mrs. _Von Jahn kept tho boarding 'be paid pensions.
occupy the right arm of the huge house where Miss Mercy lived when Th _ t
cross that shapes .the interior of the she discovered the loss of the algret . . _ __ _ nlicicnt church of San ldranccsco. All tes from her hat, Mrs. Bmall, accord-' lbmtwn Ot pubhc Worship Mu I” _ or ills iliii~i.y-six, with ilie exeeptioii ins to Miss Merrfy's»- statement. in- _°°‘3°" *° U1” clergy "ee '°f “USL Alllbcfvrc being thrown into the stresiiii. of Hartolozi, were preselit. 'l‘l_ie lat- formed the young woman that she _the Portuguese and foreign clergyl
l_e,._ who l_,,llle,._e,l all epileptic attack w_0gldt§ial§e__ trobillaée f0l_l/'I_§!B9Y_r_11flbi§_0 'engaged in religious work will con-` a month ago, is still confined to the ggalne of ew0l;_E:;_l7\;_ me “nivers_ty_ ul _tinllll as hltlle,,_m__l,ut ull others m_uS_l
Zllollam ll,elll_» allegell U, lle me the language of Miss M_ercy's letter _obtain autliorization. All the rcligi-I head of the Ci-inniiorra in the Vesuv- l-0. f’F0S100Df- Jll0S0n_.ln delenie Of \1B\' ous property which is proved to be~l li villages, has recovered fiom the 0596.10” -T_l}n“1}l‘Y. D@l'E‘_°°“ted “nd long to private individuals, either
dogged her. Miss Robinson appeared Portu __e___B 0 I Wim _ll 1 _ with Miss Talbot to cross-examine g _ _" ‘) £~ i W* ‘fi _*B*
iss Mercy after the hat episode, lipected. British and other foreign
mlnarins will be allowed to remain, L those connected with the senlin-
aries will not be allowed in the
streets in clerical garb.
_‘Ti Aili otlil' ‘ll 1 il
HENO' Nev" April ]`8_The report stage i'el:igirt»`u (ililiestd mill; ri”l)i;‘l5';r S);
_ - reaching here some time ago that ' _ »; _ ,__’ _
the Faster recess' he had engaged In manv persons, particularly women of at 6:20 f;;r:;;;:§',$S°p£_‘_*_;‘_'0_;'; lout of the tunnel opening on to the
gm gl?
New York and Chicago, had planned ll, ' -d `, ` h~ll_l to come to Nevada to__ get divorces l'°Th' e paremsl W1 °“ or “dh Nm' bl
. e se aration of chi c ani
it were reluctant to start until they stale wasp announced to ullllecrel, l_f__
It more certain. of Conqmons “vor” sued by the provisioiial govcrrilneiit :le to succesi-i in securing a decree, lan Ocwbm, The details nf the
ias been confirmed by the marked t- ' ' llt l 'th fool __ inliiix of divorce seekers now aug- i;';_l.m'ra0‘l°';l“_'°r';,.e _t_°‘;l,, e “UI “M
‘ling theitgglunyi wllllovng inf me1l?f.` by l1‘]c§rc‘igIlmllllilistcl1ll
i of ii-
aw, which requires phyfliwl Presence to the issuance of a pastoral léttcr d‘“°i“g “ix months' Dwmce seekers signed by the patriarch of Lisbon to are “OW coming by scores' the Engl” the atcbbishops and bishops of I’ortil~-
ii cities having goodly represents- Th- latte! whll lt clnl l
r . . _ i . - gal. is e ai. nici t'°“- where the nmrtlal lénmgt My the government for certain measures
pears to be most .pmrtlounce ‘ 1 criticized it harshly because of thd
or liis client, and ei Giacomo Arierii- '1`l’°."“°”'F. p'°‘“"‘°“ “'°m°“e;'° “_ dissolution nroiwsul. The soverii- tore, who the States alleges entered most mvmmbly under “slim nam ment ordered the proviiirlal govern-
4 - ' _ es. Seven prominent New_ York _w0- t t I .b~,l tl _ l-` , l ll! iilto a conspiracy to denounce De An en_ and l-lve f_l(»0rT €lli§zi_gou__ati§ll;i_a_d .;‘_;’;1t0mlJ _eclitel a___ln_l_¢il;1_liillleoarr__se
dllung mal" wee, '. lu .deegt ' ,llh H of several priests. followed for dis- nililexilllsy inttllmcotizlaggs tub. escagl; obeying th” Omer'
novii sconil Lovers, ”‘;{“i§,‘,§3,;,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,.,,,, ,,,, ,,,. .,.,,,,_ lililiillliiiliiirs lllscoiins_ _
lisiifiient of a silmlller \`5fi°ft 00 the '
ore of 'a picturesqile lake. not far ____
ll
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nos'roN_ A i-ii iii-,irier many "5"" ““"° “"“‘ “ch €"\““’"‘°“ /il.i,aN'rowN, reriii., April ls- twisis and turlls, a love adair that WL" nplmnl U) tb" fashlonabla mm" Three Lehigh county woiiien estab-
l>°l"" Uf ull’ dl.V°r°e °0l°“y dmlng lished some notable records in egg elf' 0“f°"c9d Etay h"e‘ Tent “Dt odllction during the past month.
iii ~ D, “E99 “T0 being erected' Mrs. Ralph Cari of North Uoplay,
during the past 30 days secured 264
oliicago, atihe home or Charles Play- “CE VERSE DRESS __ _ eggs out of her flock of I2 Brown
' Leghorn chickens.
From six Barred Plymouth Rock
= _ llt., l`.h.h.l, 'l bck
_»l~_Ol>E}{A_ Kan., April 19--The T0: £115 s _nw ilcinss l;_t;_eeiii~l__l_li__ icghaliles
. Gd d l .~ ,, ' -
Burnaby went West and is now a Bak; g°l_:1em§‘tretlx°rr(1l0n.gnkngafplfigt Klcckner dullng the same time se-
" Y cured 157 eggs, ol an average of
Miss Kempton came to Boston to de- lfw w Proceed with rekfreuce to the more than Zi; eggs from each hen in V _ - ' 1 ~ - '
8 , '_ A . .
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A
test diversion of the ’1opeka smart ll _ _ _ t. Society tiring of bridge whlst °“;h_‘_:‘°';vil,'lmm “abort of S(_hm_ck,H_ daughter, Luigi Leopoldi. __ .
“I "‘°“k“Y ‘“““"S' has '“‘"“°d “fl ville,`oui_ or ioiir 'wiiiie rlymeiii.li
ai
~ H ' ll . . .
It didn’t take lpng_ for Burnaby__ to pg_‘;_';;'_‘_)'?A t;,l0l\n;'c:;la¥_f_f;la lxeltzegpa Rock liens during the same time got
moo
.D
xtraordinary.
onto and other cities of the 'pro-
viuccs, and will then go to Ullicago, P
V 0 l to f Y 4
` Af’1‘e,e._
e ploper y ncccsL=al'y to thc ecle-
ol=n1E ` lilav uP Aeilln
-__-_._-._»_,-_-._
iPlims 9lilil_ 'to liii'il¢“l!ile|l
Changed. Capt Brown _ Advised Alteration
for Accomodation.
s-._.¢ ’_
O’l"i‘AW.\, April 2|--"Phe pnrchiiae Ol
the Earl Grey from Vickers Sous and Mnxiin was again looked into by the public accounts coliiinittee. '
Northrllp is seeking to show that
thc plans had lim-gl glmnggd lm mag
the Lirin was lioiinll through Levin Bros. of Montreal.
llugiiid, designer of the Department
_ _-'T ___ . _ - ~ _of_ll_lariiie, stated be had drawn the
ii Pniiuiii versity of Chicago, where she was
ed at the suggestion of Capt. Brown, of the stanley, who advised more ac- comniodation.
The plans were then submitted to
body rccoininended as were embodied.
Tciidcis were called for in Canada
and ldliglniid. Tbc boats could not
the locks.
_Special to The Gllard- _i
. . _ ,_.| ,i._l,_»_,.
ff! iz.. “i -onli lilli"il ‘,li-‘ilv|,.ii bo., oi .i )o‘.i:,_ li _ lv. ll-_ -__l_ll-
ifscc.
It was swathed in rags and a piece uf vlotli nas tied about its mcg M' ‘though the baby had been strangled
i>lvEs Filon ciis _
io Lilnn in nivrii'
BOSTON, April 19-Frank Kennedy,
“U Gnglncer of the Boston, lievers Beach it Lynn railroad, leaped from the cab of ills train at the Havre street bridge yesterday afternoon. linto the water below and rescued 'from dl~owning seven-year-old Joseph Magrath, of 183 Sumnier street, East Boston. _ The Mngrath boy was walking a-
long the tracks just as Kennedy's train, bound for Winthrop, pulled
bfiilse. The engineer slowed as beiit ha could, to give the lad e. chance to
cross to the other track.
Apparently the boy became conlul- ed and instead of stepping aside, _ gan to descend the trestle towailx the wat-_"-. Kennedy was ui:il\ble__,to brink his engine to a stop iirtlme, and as the train passed, one ol, ‘the i middle cars struck the boy _a glanglfg blow, throwing him into the- watt,
Kennedy, looking back frornhig cab
wiildow, saw the lad fall, and pf, 3- bout the same time brought tl_;¢_,en- gina to ii slop. Without a morn' fp hesitation he jumped froi_n_tl;e _¢,~_ p' i-ical' of thc.bri'lge nnd.struck_ _'Out towards the boy, who was sinklgg. A powerful swimmer, he reached e boy in tinic. Magrath was uncons- cious from the effect of thc blow from the train, nn.: izliis aided Kennedy in taking' him ariliore, whence an ambul- .-iiice nor-if him to thc East Boston Re- lief llt»:.pi‘Lal. He is suffering from the results of iiiiriicrsion and has a. .clit on his head, but his condition is not
serious.
FOUR LIVES L0§_T NNEN .. ._
RON BOAT URNS TURTLE
New Yonx, April is-A 'iiiniliii
rowboat occupied by eight forelgnerl,
capsized in the strong _ cunentx Long Island sound etween Fo Totten and Schuyler yesterday and four of the party were drowned. Three bodies have been recovered and ouc is missing. The dead z
Mrs. Rose Labnta, Long Island
city, Iiosc Labata, her three-year-old
Missing, Vieto Labatn, six years
old.
Nicholas Labata, husband and flu.-
eggs. The recoiiiu nie rcgsriled as tlml. of "ll (lwmwd but O,le_ was B.
mollg those saved. _ _ l The party mcnnt to ferry acrots from fort Totten to fort Schuyler,
The little craft lay low in the wa-
ter and dipped often, taking water each time. _
Two hundred feet from shore the
One of the eight leaned forward to
grasp it, but the roller struck the
An infant child of the Labstiis was
Halal!-‘ i.H0lM0ll») his failure to join llncle Haln's lll§l\f’ f-hi! b00f» 05951295- but 'W5' k°P¢ 5‘
NEITIIER FORECAST
TORONTO, April 22-Strong north-
easterly winds; snow or sleet.
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was thirty_-three degrees a- bove zero and the l§l\¢9i- Was T-mf'
degrees above. At nine p.m. yester-
bove zero.
The length of today will he thirteen
tomorrow thirteen hours and flftll . minutes. . -_ .
and Monday _evening :it 0.30.
The sun sets this evening at _(5.52.
The mpo_n_rlsas _tomorrow morning
Special to The Guardian. 'Q
5"‘*0R` Hifi at a*bargain."sn I. O.
_ 8. Scholarship. _ WI-‘itb "X" Lflmn-s'| Lliiiment Cures Dsndrnfl- iiarflliiii omee, clmrlottetown- ' ' ' ' 'f f f ' ' ' ' "
at 2.58, Monday morning nt 3.22 and l
. l'l`uesdny morning‘at 3.44.
___=-___._.--- ing forces.
_ dont by its clothes and rescued.
It was taken to a hospital and will recover. , _
_L ___%;*2§“£*!;_ __ ' "
irliliiiii Gowns
work in a printing ofnce AP
ply to 72 Qugel St. 4-22d8lpd,
IQOR SALE,kten_5'nnillr lillyizsniafrallll '-
_ t dd __ follr wecso . DP
§liemll°re3l)r?il':'nig'lil;° cgvllissthifgftvlo Bnl=__'3_‘£‘l»__Ii9i°lEE’.!°;.~“.--‘“°22‘m9?# /i'l‘i,AN'rlc orrr, N. J.. April is. wiiii ii-inliiiril with wide bends oi
W.ANTED 1MNlldE'l)I%TELY-e:_?_:__*:;_ -Half a dozen liareiirskirts were l.lack satin, and hog a l_a:'ge_colla§
tllt -th . d rees a- gwoman. lls e MP ' ' tl. E t parade, but the Thr wais was un er e I
day it was I r y ree eg llnd Clllmble- N0” Oth" “°°d apply' lllfrnfelllltlirdoiif tli¢mcili»:t.oining was the nrni, and it was cut decollm in
barber shop on Queen St.. OPDQSW* .chief freaks on the Boardwalk rn
The tide will be high this nfl-_0\`“00“ R., lr. Maddigan’s store. Give him ni ,,l,,t,,_,l Ol ll ,,.0,,,,“, Q,-¢.,,,q,.,l ill will
“li ails-‘ f0m“l"`9W Mtarnoon M' 4'" Cnll- , ._ _ froiu head to foot, who rode ill
ill/i'Al-Ti)_NWcii's`t.'omers will find white enamrilcd rolling chnir. push
llinl nt 126 Great. Georze St. by u coal-black negro, who wore
with fllll line of fresh fish dnilv. white suit; all actress leadiul’ ll. lin
_ 4-22d3lDd._ _ ,log who carried a pipe in his mont
“_'_"`“`”"°_`“"__"7 A_~“»' or and n score or more of nu-n w Bowg' c;np\l\xi\ikl\'.wf6i]n<°li` tg-naw paraded in white flannel suits a “°J‘.'l ' '|-IEEE, straw hats.
Several costumes attracted m
Mlnard‘| Llnimentior sale everyw\iere_ attention. one of dark blue
AT ATLANTIC CITY
eer &_W¢0k§-___ ___,_ _ 4f’@_‘L"'__.. startling colors of straw hats worn front, exposing ii V ol unprotpctxid
hours and forty-six minutes and of _ EW BARBER lql_l0p__Ml._ Hal-fy hy the w0m,,,,_ _
_ Lllrtcr has 000090 “P 0 MW Outside the harem skirt sound thc rr did not seem to mind the cold.
n- iitlier dresses with unusunllyaw
skin of about eight inches. The wear-
ti- necks were seen. An Eriglisbw
s had on it suit. of amazing cut O!
ed plli-plc brondclotli with a tin r
li lint. Flrreral white Serge sh?ts%p ll- worn, usually with red bats. 'Pio .li, women dressed identically in that lin way met in the parade. They ex- nd changed perturbed glance! as they ,,cl,l_passed, and they each turned tn
serge scrutinize the others back.
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