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lnliliilli Diiplgggb annual Mrfrlua or _

EIINNIIES NNW IN

Hopes that Senate Will Pass

lg,,,,,,.,,_,,,,l During the _ __“”°'~° ii Good Attendance of, Delegates at Meeting of _Yesterday-Three Sessions

Naval V A Q

Pf¢S@0l§f=SSi00 E,mRE,_', M`6DE“ held--Some Interesting Topics Under Discussion.

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n0osEvELT SPE/ll<s » ` i ;1.:<el_l=' -;~

special to The Guardian. WASHINGTON, Feby. 23-New com.

tisli Columbia Murine nailway ci;

000 at l.ang’a Coy Es i lt

will build a ary-.lock to cost ss,ooo_i

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1 Esoulu PRlNCE__EDWAKD__lSLAND Ililllilll ._ DAIRY Assocul non

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..iNc.oUvnn, seliy. za-'rlie srl-

_ _ ‘ 0. QU ma . The annual meeting oi the Prince uonl.Hed House, Fl. McEwen, Stnnle crease ill the total dairy output of

plications have arisen in the Senate 'Ille dock will be mm, hundred feét Edward fsland Diary Association Bridge, D. W. Henderson, Ulllun anxii 311.80736 over 1909. ,which argue well for the ratification long, ,md lg lntemled to be eqlm)p.(_d opened yesterday moming in the otllcrs. _ 'l`he'net value to patrons for 1910 ol elm Canadian reciprocity agree. with a modem ship yard for the lu-lnce of Wales College, President The forcnoon i session, which ad- for cheeiiv was $284,018.03, a decrease ment before the ,md of the present t M __ _ I __ Arthur Simpson in the chair. journcd at 12.30 was _mainly devoted of 5161125.10. The net value of butter

H F00 011 Of Cruisers and destroyers Among those present were John

to routine work

was Slili 327 33, an increase of S214,-

vleslon. ` for the Paciiic Squadron of the Can. Anderson, Secretary, J. H. Huntcr,f 'ln' the afternoon llecrstary Ande;-_ 062.50. The .number of Btrona su

'l’he chances of an extra session of Congress have" talren a sharp rise within the last twenty-four hours, but still advocates of reciprocity

aflian Navy, at Esqulpialp

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/llherton, A. Il. McLellan, Dundas, Nathaniel Pearson, Dunk River, J. ll. Elliot, Emerald, S. E. Gallant, Ekmont Bay, J. (3. Brown, Grand River, W. F. Macdonald, Hillsboro

hlive a feeling that t-he President will Hon. L. Macdonald, Lakeville, A. Af

er. have legislation enacted. CHICAGO, Feb. Z3-Theodore Roosevelt, in aspecch here yesterday

warmly advocated the proposed reci- procity trade agreement with Gan- ada.

ENPIIIIN IllX _

GETS SENIENIIE

Four Years in Dorchester. 0’NeiIl Also Was Given

not have to resort to this expedient Mc-Noill. New Dominion, W. Gain, J.

A- Dewar. M. P. P., New Perth, J.

, S. Cousins, .Park Corner, J. McKin-

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Death Came Suddenl to

son submitted his report. Ho showed that the total milk supply for 1910 was over 49 780,910 lbs a not i

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crease or 25,450,923 rbsf _ over 1909.3

The gross value of cheese for 1910 was $361,425.59, a. decrease of $14,139,- 39. `,_ The gross value of- _blittcr was $152,949.10, being _Bn increase over 1909 of $25,947.34, making s. net in-

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plying milk was as follows 1-For Cheese, 3498, a decrease of 208; for butter. 939, -an increase of 318, mak- ing the net increase of patrons 110. The- quantity of cheese manufactured was 3,346,42 lbs. and butter, 639,137 lbs.

Quite a discussion ensued on this,

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SEHIUIIS lllll

Special to 'rlle Qugl~,ll,m_ WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Fchy. 23- . .~ ' arentl oin _ u

IJIINNINENS WIN'

BNIIISH Eilillllllilll

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ICONTRACT

. RENEWED FDR _ -STEAM LlNE

leflloen St. John, Ha fax and lest Indies. British v't

Asks Tenders. _

CIHIDI PAYS PART.

Special to The Guardian. QTTAWA, Feby. 23-The Depart-

ment of Trade and Commerce has ro- newed for one year the contract with Pickford and Black for the service be- tween Bt. John, Halifax and the Wont Indies. Tenders for the new service recom-

mended by. the Imperial Commission

on Trade between Canada and the British West Indies will be called l the British Government, Canada con- tributing to the cost of the service.

ENGLISH IIIIIIIILY

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I Hebrid(iS_in1810' “_ “"' `“`“ ' _ Shocking Tragedy.

Special to The Guardian. OTTAWA, Feb, Zl-The soreness _lo °"”'*

HAr.1rAx, Feb 2‘l The osnsdieris apr 1 lr 2 0 f vi the chieil l

STR/l'l‘Hll0y_ Ulm' }.~eby_ 23_MrB' An entire block in the business sec- defeated the Halifax Professionals °°'"i£°t in C9'-‘“dt° wht? age ‘§,‘;1°l‘ islsgisbég Th°FGU°1`d1°"- J t M ‘ lr _ tl r whit rl i’ a t c-3 . lit. - P'°° Y °¢'”°”‘°” P’ “ ~ °“ » ‘EW ‘23*'A deviiairll “ne “C01” 000510 P08806 HWBV Ta bcmno 8 “ns was es r°y°d_ last “ig ‘ _ the .terms were first announced the from Teherau says that the Russian fhvr suddenly last cvenlnghsged over Y fe earl? f0dHY. With 0- 1059 Of! province of British Columbia declar-» troops, after is skirmish with the 100 $700,000. _ ed that it.had been sacrificed for the bri ands, attacked thc villa o

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Hundreds of familes were d benent °f the Test Of (`3D°~d¢\ T09 V0” UN " ’ A

i-lhe was born in the Hebrides Is- "l"'°f" -' ' ‘ __‘“ 1 n-" A”'°"» *lth°“¥h “I0

' lands in Juno 1810. and came to Can- panic-stricken from their homes. P°°m° C050* l“mbl‘1`U10l1 P89505 a r°- lbrigands Were not there, they burned

Three Yoér’s Term. _

_,_ SENNIIIH KING UN

SYDNEY. F9532 23-In the Fl'.i'u. relnc Court this morning Judge oongley c‘.s1i\'ero<i sentence on (Jali- tain Edward Dix, wllo was convicted of perjury. He was sentenced to four years in Dorchester Penitentiary. Wm. 0'Neill, the New Waterford Postlnaster, was given thi-cc yu-urs in Dorchester.

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IRISH NNIIIINNLISTS

will nil ll ilu

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ad _, m h h b d_ - 1852_ _ _ ll solution condemning free lumber and houses and mfzssacrcd inhabitants ol'

I iv x _._.__er _l_w,an In On: “wma” was kmed and Six ‘“ _ the fruit. interests declared that their both sexes.

J\\FC‘_- ‘ market, which is chicfly in 'thc wee- The victius number fifty, and the

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Fifty Men and Women Murd- ered. Houses Burned and

the Town Sacked

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AN APOLOGY MADE

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Special to The Guardian.

BT. PETERSBURG, February 23-

An English family of the name of Macharvey has been attacked bv na- tives near Grosny, Russian Caucau-

sul, and several members killed.

Mrs. Maoharvcy herself was mor-

tally wounded, and other members

killed outright.

I After the murder the nu.ii'u,-r. looted tha homo of the slain family. '

EHINNS NNSWEH ' SNIISFIICIUHY

And Russia Will Not Make Further Pressure at Present Time.

Special to The Guardian.

HT. l’E’l‘EllSBURG, Feby. 23-Tho

]<‘orei'§n (lilies announces that China/g answer to four out of six points in the Russian note, relative to they treaty of 1881 is wholly satisfnf and that the remaining two can bo casil ad'usted

_ -___ _ Hi ""*_(`<1sntliTu¢<i'¢n'.jrs`;¢ Tel ’ " “gm “fer dll; to the barbarity of ' _ . ‘ New vonx, Fee. 21-'-F01 owing ----~-~-~-- 1 <1 in lerv 0 Ce"- colmunlcxnan three abortlvc bomb throwings char Th° };“°°i‘m mlnmtl" has °xP'°"’“‘l

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rllnouull Pilavllics -,_,, ,O ,__,,,,m memmsv 0, my »_y»_. . .l.......`.....`..., ...in

sian Govern ent

“D ul-nl "INLAND a similar nature among the i-reeks is _ _lli___.._.__._.._

-_- ____ believed by the police to have been

TORONTO Ont Feb 21-Senator ycgterda tl), Earl Gm left disclosed li the arrest of Nicola.;

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§|i,2§élfW;i§eSHrE_(;J;?eHiéggfseijxpggssgg, tou at 7.00 a., m, for Georgetown Tritakis. He is alleged to be a. lead- _.___ Eamonn u's1ker'n speech sc trol Wm* my P*‘“‘”“g°'”» 30 *OHS freight. _er in an organization calling its li 'rosoNro, orc., Feb. 21-Appelline Board of fpmdc mcctll,g_ pal-llc“lal.ly{l0f Wi1i°l1 011° CHKWBB EXDNSB rust'-ter. ~"'I‘he Hand of Fate," for the allsgeii Beilllfld. the woman of mystery, who _

with regard to tm British Co1umbia_ and 200 bsgskmnll. This consisted of purpose of extorting money from threatened to assrsefnate Alderman.

lumber business' which Sir Edmundl (.. P. R. mail of Wednesday and the wealthy Greeks. Tritakis, who is a Norman G. Heyd, of Ward 3, wg; A ‘___ 'declares was in danger of being b“‘““°’° W” mall “Wh 85 °8f»&10g\1eS. young Greek laborer, was seized by this morning taken from the jail, and WA_5H1N("If0N. Feb. 21-fBcnator, ‘swamped bv the briunng in of lnfep &c., which was too h-envy to forward detectives in nn elevated railway sta- placed in the Toronto Asylum for the “§m"°h~ chalrman Uf the ~Fm‘1DC¢fi lor and cheap lumbci? from the ad- "ia the- Capes and which had sccnm- tion last night on a charge of hav- Insane. The departure of tho woman (’°mm“‘,t°‘* °’ the Senate’ ha” w"i“°“ I joining states to the south uiated ln Picton during the pest one ll-lg written clircgtcning letters 10 the from the jail was a great relief to to P"""d§“¢ T0-ft fhfit 0° ffW0f9_ U10 I S,,,,gt,,, Km ,lates that lo, a. or two days- The Earl Grey docked proprietors or the Hotel Athens, li the oiricisln. Her weex'snl,sy in the °9“0fm'°*‘°“ 0' the 00020180 re“\i‘1'°- hom cighteell `ve,,_r,, back this chow y in Gsorgetowu at 12-35 D. m. and well known house on Forty Second Hospital Ward was 5 constant source “W “3"°°’m@“L~ Whelh" th? l"M°-' land inferior 1“§nbe,_ has been commgl mails and passengers were forwarded street. of trouble there and many of the fe- make” Pmmlse Of a*""5t0'l°0 111 B00' limo the N0,.Lhwe5l_‘ including Albepl to this city by HD@Cl9~1 f-F5111. WNV* Withiuthe past ten days Apostolo male nurses were afraid of the wo- fin! “tion ln U10 Senate ll* Q10 life!- Ita entirely free and in order to meet ing at 4.00 p. m. The afternoon Tig- Rings, one 0! the proprietors, receiv- man. Although .5 hgmlgomg woman .ent session has not been disclosed,

the wishes of the people of Alberta Dish train Y9Ht9l`dHY WHS held “Dill ed letters demanding sums of $2 000 Miss Bollsnd was exceptionally bln' 5°“9~t°"9 ‘V110 ha” Seen U10 Ibi-

Iand other Provinces the American four °'°1°°k to “K9 "1"-U5 f°l` the He was afterwards advised by ali un; strong, She was during her wsek’a in- WF' l“¢lm”~t" that the Rh°d° lsll’-lid

LONDON, F b. 21-At ~ t' r f west off the mail special. The Earl ll gh tsl l gl, f, cn t l, ted .t senator will do all he can to aid thc the irish paerliam€¥\t5-1'? nl";c"ti3bt‘g`Elxlrillilliacturelilewsliiéi altil(1,l§i‘?e(h ti::ssgn1ihx;iGrey leaves Gebrgetown this "n°"1mi§ ililovvidxwvagiclaiidwlferhentemnxliiiilitég? it smtfshgslogf gilhlgiiitholla 0 dlxrlntthesgg president in °“"Yl“B his i’f°S¥`“m 00

flight it was decided to abstain from Plrtlcipatlon in the coronation cere-~ monies. A statslnent was issued to the eilect that the party greatly re-

th ,,;,°,§‘t° d ‘Qmkm fm, llmm for Picton with passengers. 5 cars .was the desire or the society to out gave uni attendants -mueli trouble. 8000""-

" g °“ g oats. 2 cars hogs. 8 cars mired no mount to 1500 reseucln the while in this sects slisum ned that The euuoilnwmvut that 'Senator

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mi).l.`I?hSa]8aNle iclittho8Nl(?;§rlhvs:ne:t' ga l, freight, 1 car express and 5 horses, 3500.133 s weddillg gift.p "If you de~ she was being slowly murdil-ed, cull Aldrich, whose name is attached to Senatgrrgixro N.” ii be,-:0m'es hiv but no mails- ny our demands we will not touch often the entire staff of nurses would "1" exlsl-ini! “U15 Mt. had B\\bSC\‘ib0f1

gretted th t th ti h d t tl » _ . . g - The hill o remained in Picton all ` _ l tlv 1 fanfly, lik 'b lied upo t s'st i ul t‘ to the terms of the reciprocity agree-

” B me A no ye 'leaves hihxtadlbizriirigiguis; kiheneii; any yeetii-‘day but will lesve this F'-1iflr:c°lFii§n‘ii,"eSs§id mel letter? tliecgstient. n 0 ns I n Q e mgimmlt with Canada. was rewived _With

come when it would feel free to loin other representatives of the king's Ullbiects ‘on that greet occasion, al-

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un the evs of victory. Promise was made that when the king visited ire- land the people would welcome him “ml generosity and hospitality.

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NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Former state senator Frank J. Gardner’s counsel Nltiiu today their defence to the 5ti\ll€'s charges that Gardner tried in 1903 to bribe Congressman, then ‘Nic senator, Otto G. Foelker, to “Ut” uzainst the passage of the anti- flre track betting bills. Last. we-ik

Witnesses on the stand in an effort to show that Gardner offered Foelk- 'WI' s bribe of $2,000, while the two ‘lm Ou a train coming from Albany.

Foelkcr testified [go the offer and its sworn that Ga ner told' them no rejection and other witnesses have had not only made terms with Fool- ker, but had carried a big roll of ‘“°“@.v' to Albany. as much as $200.- ' 900 one witnesssaisl, to`uss in iight-

‘"3 the Hart `A how bills.

Gardner Himsglf is expected to like the stand early in the course of

“ill defence. ~_ `

_¢._..7__..»_...__. 'f_l§__i\r0‘s Liniment' cures Dlptheria.

";l~°”§{c ','f,l,el to Cangdlgn rough mornin: at 7-00 B- m- for George- “but will slow your _big hotel lncf.

great surprise in the senate especially

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.. town. tha air." A second lottcr dircctolll ‘ goy the stand Dsl- B€!\B'~01’S Wh0

ihoush the ca es or Irish ll srl. was l““‘b°" _ _ Twenty llasseusvru left Uwrseivwu that the sum ss delivered in gela .wp mkghave some out against the asrehmffut

i on the Elfl GUY 0” “W 21” for Pic' an "L" stition on Sixth Avenue U on the ground that it was not in

` tou. The Minto had twenty'-four Detectives who followed the dire:-Ii compliance with the tenctsof the Re-

' passengers irom Picton for George- tions found young Tritakis and ar- I-lARBIN,- Feb. 20-‘-Although the publican party on the subject of pro-

' town 011 U10 2205- 0” “Bch 0’ WW” rested him aftera struggle, bubonic Dia us new is said to be section. Some of these senators who

trips the steamers named had to rc- _...___-_...__ waning in outhern Manchuria ro loathe to believe the report that

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tllrfx 00 PON MWF making Hn B'-' ports from the northern part to~de.y the chairman of the finance commit-

tempt to cross. the Minto re-docking I stated that the scourge was growing tee who in tariff tights has always

.._._.. in Picton at 3.15 p. m. SALARY LESS THAN ' in virulence there. bash found on the side of protection

Nnw vom( Feb. 20-The complete = Five ieelioscs left Cane 'I"ri=-verse at A THOUSAND

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LEG|SlAInHSlolimination of' George J`.`Gould and 7.10 a. m. yesterday 10! CBD0 T01' _ _ turing, agricultural. or mining. hw

for every industry, whether manufac-

‘ _ _ ‘ "1 for

his family from American financial mentine with thirty live bags of mail CLEVELAND' 0__ Feb. 21--A na- .,_._. endorsed the president; program

affairs was the keynote of a dennite and fivs passengers, arriving there at “Dual movement to get better sniar- CALGARY, Alta., Feb. 21-Hg,-l-y freer trade with _.una a. f '“ “ ..,........... mfr- by R~-~~' °' syndicate was being _0rgBni2€ 00 I ‘S 5 57 men ‘ representing different religions _Light plant who came hors from _ '

k v irarticaily all of the Gould at 7 25 a m for Cape Traverse with d , ti n in Glevexand yesteraa Hamilton 6,1," was elsctrocuted Mlllortcd there was little chance for ac-

Thm opprntlon would involve near the Maritime Express mail and ma me quemou of pastors, Balance bo L“nd'"s‘d Aqv'n's¢m¢n‘5

’ . ' ly the spec- . .

ll' $100,000,000 of underwriting, and from maritime il0i“'°" °'“ ' _. carefully considered. The movement _ ____ r fu. ‘if nzizef .§."‘.":; ::;.il:;“.‘;i°".1ii.“:t.‘;“2L°;‘;‘i.2i.T.. lg, Bg;i;;g»;,;»;° lr.. .-.. <=».-.».......>_

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uni yesterday the prosecution ns,ll:*;'lfn§‘y_w§;_»his portion of me ,sparc morning ss il.: C. P. r‘z1.ri;sasilt‘?i fi If -“gum “Engl the average salary Pullman nslil;u1i,h eolgsuusmsxns,

was verified in official Q“Bl`l3?|'9’t 5 Df°Vi°“B U12 WB9 Of “_ i i i' for l',m,»l¢llcrn, except in the 150 iarg-` _ also dry co s , ra or er-

the Gould tholiilnliiiegtolghggilug. Eligékviil-:eat.Bo;§;n amMrl1.M’l‘li7\x¥:da;` est cities was $973 P01' Y°“’~" mm! in pau' “'00 M zrggngtllognm' I llc have ac ua y - ' tu d ~ C n'_ ` _ .. __. . _. ' ~ "<1 °“°°“°°"‘i.i2‘i‘;“...‘i.‘;‘:‘i%..lii..: ;'.f.§i..’:.‘;2°‘i‘”°..!‘2.... °.:‘.:i..°"...f‘...§».l rnui uw uluuirr iS'1‘<l,*§{,°,'1°°_,l»'l§,,-,,,;‘;:;.;, veg'

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lihnriliir Nhgrglgtement that all of the this first mail to the city Y¢9f>¢f<\BY. ' --- Tkntom 3° '2_2gd5l_ "

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other Gould holdings Wm be can-ed ar§li`;ini§2eh1rlalls45wl,ll‘¢xi1ross this mom ql')i"‘<3ll'l0N('l`O. lN`eli.“;N-Fresh to strong I _OST-In the city 0 gold looket.l

.within “ short Mmm- ---` ing from Capo Traveresito Gaps Tor- westerly winds, fair and warmer. _¢- initials G. G. H. Finder leave at

H'|'|0|| msntine, returning the followinir dnl' ----- ` `

Apothecnries Hall and _receive re

DENOUNCES COHVE and ln mlm., meg, sl; boats will The lowest temperature recorded ward-____g_,,_____2_:3‘d§l-__.~...i

"_" l ve each port on alternate days, yggtcrdsy was eleven `deg'rees above \ -ANTED, four or five girls to

LONDON Ont., Feb. 20-Jalmn has ti; amd. .live continuing ns usual ,on .iero and the highest was sixteen V learn Mlllinsry. Apply zto Chand-

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d nounced the Anglo-Japanese con- h i may alte,.natc.,_lay’_ nh0\.l,_ T53 widest recorded the pro l,l.__,n_ll__R, _ _ vgntion of 1000, regulating U10 °°'“' t 'gli-srirgeboata '$001 CRW T"1W°"*‘=' vious night was eight below zero. Af _ ANTED, man to work on farm. mel-glglg between Canada and Japan. to Cali, Tormentine arrived in th nlne p. rn. last night it was twelve; free h0\190. lllllly to A. R. Mc-

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The convention will expire ill Ji\{lY~ “cur wrt “_ _12_05 p, ,m. on the degrees above zero 1{ay_ Lgwndgle Farm, -City.

22",] In lllllo lGunrdlan’a notice in ln ycsterday's issue f.h°l¥°‘¥)\1P;l;’»' 2-24'd2i1‘1ipd.__

yesterdays issliermi;far;ln§°a:;> 121;: ture r‘:(a;iin;;;lo;o;d tgohepfgxgnlwmv - _ _ pm., bna Amman

' ' ` S time the Cove '1‘° W ' ' ` r x sound, 12 months ala. Ap-

. S T lol- Q¢p@y'1‘raveri|e on~Wednesd-ay the pcrnture Wednesday was ten degrees_ I t°° Keuuprd Scott' (Hyde mv”

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right to wake when others sleep; ' ` "slit to watch, the right to

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...,.~_ ° miie' “ . *‘ l ' . to sogtige,_ the.;-lightgta “lfht the widow‘n _heart if

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The

wc? .»,,,,¢,l1lMl- _was _nmdvertediy shove zero and the lilgliezt ehgiiceen gy() . 2_z4d3l

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' ‘ ‘ ongwgéclal mall traln loft this city 2§gN§'a|i`<lt :hz cr<‘>lldestwTues<i1ay high! I OST. Feb. 17. f-W0 “VG 0011”

I t t .vmlllg at 845 for Cape Tra- Wm. elgllt llpgreen above zero, _L bills, in or, outside the market

'i"‘° "him °° mc" them 0 en' 1” °wltli ave passengers .nhl tlurtv fri.. length of today will be een house or see. olnee ol vulilie works.

dum; d h v verse f mail The special train of hom-g ,ml hfty-one minutes Finder leave ut this oillcc. 2-244121.

"*‘° "’““” ""‘°" “mr mm B B e Nvifliiegasy nlglit was for owe Tre- 'rue sus me uns memos" in sas ,-Prlivnle slime or Frlawrllna

"°“'“' ll ,lone ‘-vel-ge and not as reported in yestcr- and rises tomorrow morning at 6.46.|_ . The undersigned offers by pri-

Afill 1'5" the swam; fy n cgucll bo. daylg lpgue. , The moon risen tomorrow mol‘r\iul<‘ vate sale her household furniture-im

To Kncel tha yi E Yesterday the eastern erllréis U”&`l“ at 5.20. cluding a valuable mahogany wa.l~ll»-

“ml” 1; Him who was tan minutes inte and the Sum- 'fre col.'ie..t last night und up to robe, cedar lined, mahogany car

died’ h e ‘to make minutes late The southern express Wm degrees above zero but nt that pieces of furniture. Further partlcu-

°h°"' 1 Thalrmht aglimgpflhr gxonmlsl' sake; ' and the 'Fighlah express arrived hcrc hour it had moderated to fourteen lsr; on application to Mrs. G. Walt

right W My lm o,.pl,a,,~, n any the an an we on tm” .legi-ess above. The warmest in that Deiilois, 7 West Street. 2--24d8w.

ge". ~ -i Rights such as H0 _.

And mcc.kly point 0*. mcrside accommodation thirty-five thrcc o'clock this morning was thlr- gable, and also many other valuabl

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, _ _ , _ period was *twenty degrees above -------°---°--* Nsit to feed and clothe tho' °"“"' ,, mn.;-¢l»|1lnlmcnt cures gnrget in cowl /ern linlrdo Liatmont ourel colds,

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Poor, I lllntil at last-A <l“l"if KP” °~ Y ' ' ` ` bl ; Wm

tp. e o er l -_ ' " ' enomina o s Y . . l h ,_ holdings in railroad stocks. S9-YB thi’ MW 01189 Ol “Lau and nghpuzengugl at the Chamber of Commerce, when the plant today. h;,If'f:;;d1';1?%af,‘tt‘ ;l%tIgrets§nH:n'l;_l

New York American. f“‘fl"l“H 1** 11”” “' m' “V "°“gn .1 resolution was moved urging that

lor'.i1aruui, who is ill at Jekyll ll.- laml, Georgia. It il-l_understood that the executive urged the veteran tariff hill maker to come back and take charge of the fight for thc measure ln the senate. At one time it was rumored that Mr. Aldrich mllhli D0 hack, but this report well denied.

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I |,()N1)0N, Feb. 20-Exliaustive in- quiries made throughout London, confirms tho fact that there iu_ no plague in this city. The investiga- tion was started by tho statement made by Dr. Kirchner in the Prussian

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` Further pressure on China, it is stated, is not contemplated, and the idea of a military demonstration has ‘been abandoned.

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mon are urri\~in~.' early from tha woods this ycnr. A big party cams in today from the Montreal River vicinity and other lumber districts up north. Most of them were em- ployed there with J. H. Booth firm and the l-lawkcsbury iiumbefr Com- pany. This year the break-up of some of the lumber camps hns come much earlier than llsunlf Ordinarily the closing of the camps does not take place till about the end of March,- hut this year the snow has been so deep ill the woods ua to make the wnrltof cutting and hauling too hard on tllr men and an llnll\'0f\l%\>10 0981'- ation for their employers.

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men had to walk through snow four ieet deep in order to get to their work. lt is expected that the drive of logs down the river will commence in the course of a few weeks, and that will revive activity in the woods, but none of the men who have just come down will return for that.

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_UTTAW/i, Feb. 21-With three 'rlonths of the session gone and the legislative program hardly more than ongqllnrter disposed of, the govern- ment has given notice that h;'r;n.ftal' governlncllt business will have Di'-Wed' coco on Mondays, the only privlta memher’»i day now left. The house will slr.. be naked to forego l-iw “wel early alliournmcni. at 6 o`clock on Wmillcsdnye. Tile only time left for urlvsee llills from now on will be the first hour on Friday night and a_n_v coiltcntillufi mculillrcs will stand littln chance of gnllillg through before Vro- ro ntinn ill May. éednesllny night. bein!! A3” w°d`

Diet, that there has been three canes of plague in London during the past

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ncsday, the house will not sit.

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WINNIDEG, Men.. Fab 21-The at

er Conservatives were on the far

ldologation to Ottawa, including nav Robert Rogers strongly supported eral M. P. P.’s, that it was thought him and they succeeded in carrying

the govel-lament while opposing the

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titude of thc Manitoba government It il understood. \10W6V6‘i’. that Pl-O lu coming out an strongly and flat- footedly against reciprocity agree- iglist, and an enthusiastic admirer ol ment has created a great deal of our-

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mler Roblin. who io.a staunch impun-

Joseph Chamberlain, insisted that no

d prise in Winnipeg. The farmers bavelmattor what the party oudeomo, he e expressed themselves so strongly on could not support the reciprocity `e.-

tbe subtest, and so many promlnentlgreoment, an be believed that the

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