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Nlurksv Flniol Stage i of Ciinoillon Evolution. A

Notable Editorial heiireronoii

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Special to The Guardian. - LONDON, J’aii. 30-Among _the edi- torial expressions of approval of the Duke of (}onnaught’s appointment as (loveriior General of Canada that of the Morning Post is noteworthy. li. says the appointment marks ii. final stage of the evolution of_ the lloininion from a Colony into a Na- tion of equal status with the United liingdom,and constitutionally con- iiected with it by no other tie than allegiance to a common Sovereign. There is_ no reason, excluding tradi- tion and._convenience, why the King should not reside in Canada and dc- leizate his duties in the United King- doin to a distinguished member of his house. Some such development might, if the Empire holds together, occur‘ years hence, when the Dominion will nut-class Britain in population and po\\'ei`. The Post thinks fixing the D'uke's tenure of office initially at two years instead of the usual five years, means that the step is to be regarded as experimental, adding that assuredly it is n momentous experiment.

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HIDDEFORD, Me., Jan. 26-Late llcrlncsclay night the Rev. G. Howard heuton, pastor of the'I“irst Baptist Church in this city, discovered that his church had been broken into and in the auditorium an ancient clock on the wall demolished with an axe. The hymn hoard at the side of the pulpit, the announcement board near the door arid one over the entrance to the vcstry, which is also used by the French l’rot.cstant mission, smashed to kindling ‘wood and found

hy the side of the furnace. The clock in the vestry, a picture

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$15.ooo.o ii To i in-more iiiuusoii

LONDON, Jan. 27-With a view to

restoring London's lost importance as a shipping portpthe recently con- stituted "port of London authority" is considering a vast scheme [for ini- provements in the River Thames. Docking facilities, involving an ox- pendituro, of nearly $75,000,000, are contemplated. The work to occupy twenty years. The plan' includes the dredging of. the river mouth to 1.000 net wide an<i.ov‘¢r so it-ct in depth nt Tilbury in the stretch used by the lui; liners. narroivinz gradually to 450 feet wide and 14 feet deep at Lon- don brldge;. the cdnstruction of a river side pontoon at Tilburv for em- barking and diaembarking passenircfni building dry docks to accommodate the largest vessels and improving. railway facilities. .

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ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 27--Two liiils, carrying appropriations of $2.- 20U.0U0 for "Good Roads" improve- ment were reported favorably by the Senate Finance Committee yestvfllly- one of the Iillls by Senator Emerson rails for '$1,300,000 for the improve- ment of ninety miles of highways, with a view of making a connecting link of improved _. roads from New York to Roses Point, it being under- noon time the Quebec Government will later .provide .for._a: f.'.G°0d Roads' system from Roses Point 10 Montreal, thus establishing an im- proved highway, system from New iork to Mann-ani..

All FXRIRIFIUR

Hiwciaito The Guin-sian.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Jan 30-

Tlie Chamber of Commerce is consid- ering' a lirollnsai to recommend the -“P15312 Of 11 bis exhibition in this Clf.V \ni1R15, coincident with the for. mal opening of the Panama Canap

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Sliecial to The Guardian. LONDON. -Inn. so-Jenn i.ocirw,,,,n

Kipling, fatlier of Riidyaril Kipling, died here today. '

Mrs. Kipling died only a few weeks

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RiR'R-RFSTFR PRFPRRINR

GLOU(!ESTl<1lt, Mass.. January 27

-Special sessions of the city council, the board of trade and the master mariners' association, the last two meeting jointly, were held today, at which steps were taken toward a unite-d opposition to that part of the proposed reciprocity treaty which deals with fish.

The city council adopted resolu-

tions which declared that the pro- posed treaty is iniinical to the wel- fare of 'the city of Gloucester and to other ports on the New England coast which depend upon the fisher- ies. Copies were forwarded at once

Lodge and Crane, and Massachusetts

association, a committee of seven was called to consider the situation- and devise n plan of procedure. This committee niet tonight and voted to take no action until the ieturn oi President Thomas J. Carroll, of thc board of trade, who is at present in Washington. While the free admission o crii e o dpposed by leading Gloucester fishing interests, there are prominent pack- ing and shipping concerns here which favor letting in green fish free.

DR. COOK RETURNS T0

LECTURE PLATFORM

more positive than ever reaches the roie; that in hc is per- sonally as positive as it is humanly possible to bc. Within his own bosom there is "the satisfying thump of suc- cess won at great cost," but at the

mo time the geographical proof

iief that he has as good if 1105 bc*-UH'

§ErS otoniiii or _ ~

iiLooiiIr<c'roN, Ind.. Jen- 26-

Charged with attempting to murder

ii rt iuiie Luord. 1'/ of

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Sh id Browning.

M/The egirl is.at' the_.point of death; and physicians say there is no chance for her to recover. ‘

Except for a few minutes she has

er since. and it is

Minnrd's Linirnent 'ciires Dlphtberia.l ioured oii on her “___”

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Special to The Guardian. , _

KIRY WEST, Jan. 30-The weather

conditions proving favorablc,. McCur- dy, the Caiiadiannaviator left here S0011 after Sc\'0n ofclock this morning on _his flight to I-lavasia. _

Vliheii twenty-two miles out Mcflur-

‘\.V Bliizhted on the water and was picked up by the cruiser Paulding.

v From the i:i‘uiscr's deck hamade 5

- _ 'fresh start and flying at high speed

noon covered the remaining portion of the juorney. O

Uvon reaching land the aviator fcnnd his surely ~of lubricating on running _short and this necessitated his making a landing ten miles from his destination.

’i`he iliglit is regarded as remark-

ably successful and spectacular.

Ininiense crowds gathered watching

start and in Havana as well, great interest. prevailed.

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RN ilill FARMER

Special to The Guardian.

WINDSOR, Ont., Jan. 30-Twelve

hours after he had been missed from home, the mutilated body of James Calder, aged sixty years, was found lying fare downward in his hog pen.

The discovery was made by Mrs.

Calder, who, alarmed at her hus- bnnd's long absence, started in search of him.

The man had evidently became un- conscious and fell among the swine

to~Presidcnt Taft and to Senators who ate his flesh.

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congressmen.

At the joint meeting of the board -

of trade and thc master mariners' _

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NEW \'(\l"lK, Jan. 27-Just one

vague clew was brought out yester- day in the search for Miss Dorothy

d d » d f _y - any form is Arnold, the missing Bryn>Mawr gra-i,

F r nc IM In duate who clisappearcd from her weal-

thy fatlier's apartments here, Dec. 12. '

Yesterday afternoon a young wo-

man of refined appearance, whose de- scription tallied at many points with that of Miss Arnold, tried to buy a man's clothes from a waterfront deal- er in unredecmed pawn brokers’ pled-

NEW YORK, Jan. 27-After an in- gas, and inquired about ships' sailing

ter-val of silence, Dr. Frederick A. for Europe from Hoboken.

(look, the explorer, took the lecture (Continued on page 7)

platform again last night, and to `

the German Amerilcantgicinekeé- clultimohf .Furs _

H l u ce a S ’ ' “’ °“‘ “"“° “ that im Simi TNTO ARM

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BOSTON, Jan. 26-Surgeons here

are_.lntei°estcd -in the operation per fm-med _by -Dr. Frederick ~J. Cotta.- at the City. hospital- upon. Williarr Favor,` _of -Malden, -in which' he~ re-

Tllat day one man, himself or com- moved a»p'art 'of Favorls 'shin boat mahder Peary stood at the exact and grafted it into his arm. ' So far apex of the earth can never be laid as known this oP01`Bf»i0¥\ 1153 ¥WV°‘°' before the "armchair geograpbers." been performed before in this coun- The whole matter is still in doubt, try, tho it has been successful sever

the donor insists' except for his be* alFteiFv1;‘i~slihlrlhrRlxF;)pi£:rm crushed under

l" th le i his than a car at Somerville. It was found

xggssyw calm 8 D0 or v~ecessary_ to take out Zi inches of _ ' »_,,____._....--- the bone of _the upper arm. A "cull"

cnnnectingtho. two ends of the brok en bone was tried unsuccessfully ant’

then Dr. (lotton decided upon the

grafting experiment. .

As soon as conditions warranted, a

sliver of bone, was taken from Fa vor’s leg and placed ‘within the

his sweet ca . 1 » f Ellettsville, hy pouring 00Bl~0ll 0" aperture of his arm.. Apefxlrently the ner ciotncs and then ai>i>1irlns_ e in1ured_ mnn in dnins W - _ _

match, Louis rlkeltonii 26, ofhSmitli-_ "'Wliil€ ltbe opcratign isCp\::i;5;l‘y eil' .~ ~ ' '| h , v' een ar- i a " says rr. \_ 0 . `llloydistlirlsmflftcrcrigon aa€n§teinsville‘ llgyzgneqllvery reason to hope for sue

cess. Ono never can tell how such a detached piece of bone will .livc- l_n its new surroundings. The _R8 Will not be .iniured ati all. and if 4J\'l_0 MW hone placed in the ar`m`knits`a.nd con- tinues to grow there 15 “O *@5951* f°\`

beg; 5li1i::F;‘l]i=i,c-i:l';'n‘;T1ief71t. of 'conscious-. thinking that the operation will not Tis, 9h¢,.¢hm-gud Skelton with having' be entirely successful."

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teh? felt a’R'200."for’ Picton -and arrived

""’”'“-1-__ A there at 10155. She leaves on return

It was in your nilud all dayyester- ‘luv :ind it mado yo\i‘.m,r1q!ctly mllif- nhie. Over and over a' ain von paced "lfunnli all the i.inpTaaaant scenes, “Gord nil the cruel',wdrds that were :\°°l‘°“. suffered again all the painful d°“‘|“2n. and siioceoded in

ny. nnntting yo reel! for your

"fl destroying `&l likppliieel out

¥0\\r hnnrt. Arlyoii going to contin “B it all day to In and by so doing rate more of your life in the foolish

not insane habit of

ol DOW

'Phat

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uct brea

nylfop must get the mastery of

ir mind and control of¥0“\" 0””

zggughte and while lt will be the

d._¢ h me you will over have to _ _ ~ V V

har Lg twill be ~tlie‘ most glorious T j" ` 5. 1 " " rr ‘ if _

ymi will ever win. A' ' - ‘Ut .

To be B slave to unplenso.nt_ i ,. _ . ._ _ V, .T

' worst klnd of .hon-.. .N A ' r ‘ ‘

\ di* i t 7.00.-

th»¥;,e‘F.‘E,,r:-|n.E4:;y left Picton at 7.00 (or Georgetown and _docked in that port* nt 'l1.05. She leaves this morn- ing at 7.00 for Picton. _

'B me ii t iwi

ti lea s o ii - » an

and osniigeuriilssm think of my?

t b ' - you please places your happi-

in 'your iisinis, and givés you a - ‘ " t

and independence. People who scnrl_ ther money o delightful to real-lforeign mail order houses without

enables #ou to defifalopy giving home stores a chance are enc- and~ shape your If ei mies to themselves.

FCOWNN »MCEUR[ii"*S A hh-if iiiriiito R 0|/ER `

FLYING TRIP.

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‘F03 MURDER. ._ in ng: vin

Handsome Woman Found`S`ti"ong- ini in limi noon. -i>o'i`ic¢

Mifldiig `8é"urch.

Special to The Guardian. '

NEW YORK. Jan. so-'rue _poiicenf

various cities were today asked to in- stigate a search for a tall, slender mnn with a cnet in one eye, who wears a light 'overcoat and sloiich lhat, who is wanted to clear up the murder of a handsome woman found dead from atrangulatlon last night in the Hotel Bryant at Forty-Four-rn St. ,

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Special to 'Phe Guardian.

SWANHEA, Wales, Jan. 30-Four

men perished anh two others had narrow escapes from drowning when the British steamer Irena todiay ran down the schooner Wiln in aheavy fog oil Selwiek.

Sill 'HUERS RR _

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O’l‘TA\VA, January 27-The charge

that Rev. J. A. MacDonald was 're- ceiving a salary froui the Interna- tional Peace society, of which Mr. Ginn. of Boston, is one of the moving' spiiits, and that -as one of the repre- sentatives ,oi that society he was pr(-.aelilng the doctrine of -reciprocity between Canada and the United Sta- tes. was reiterated in the house to- day by Col. Sam Hughes? Col. Hu- ghes made the allegation in a. speech at izlt. Catharines last Saturday and after several days had be“e`b accused by the Globe of circulating a mali- cious slander. `

'I`oday_Col. Hughes brought the af-

fair to the attention of the house on motion to go into supply. He declar- ed that Mr. MacDonald, and Dr. David Starr Jordan, of Leland Stan- ford Junior university, while appear- ing in the guise of "white winged angels of peace," could not keep their tongues off the question of re- procity and even of the annexation of Oanada to the United States. He declared the Toronto man as a hypo- crite and a "prince of holy Willies," and declared that he would have brought the matter before the- house at an earlier date had he not known that the Globe, "the bcdraggled bel- dame of Canadian journalism," would have accused' him of taking refuge be- hind the privileges of parliament.

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IMISSRNG FOR MONTH

NEW YORK, Jan. 27-Miss Doro-

thy H. C. Arnold, a daughter ,of Francis R. Arnold, head of av pcrfu_m- ,fry firm, has been missing since slie stepped out of hor fatber’s home on East Seventy-Ninth Street ona shor- piug tour, on December 12th,_ last. No stone has been loft nnturued. and no pains or expense Sl5&l'9\'1 by the small army of police and l>I'iV&W 56"' tectives in their quest for the mis-1 sing girl. But her relatives declare there is no more trace of her than would be had if the earth had engulf- ed her. ,

A partial description of the girls

appearance is: Height five feet, four inches; age 25: dark b¥`°W“ half? grayish blue eyes; studious express- lon. _

0FA “WIND NAGGON"

X10 L. skull was fractured, and he died with- out regaiiiing conscious ess

three o'clock this morning was nine-

The lowest temperatiire recorded

hours and forty-three minu es

yesterday was thirty three and one- "gm ' ' ‘ ,__§1(m,.2,p _

half degrees above zero and t._he» \OR__qA.I E;-_it _R--bam-I-mi-“ -m-mal zilgluitiliitie ‘pam Tlixlzhltyowestisevel-leeT;‘g;‘; ella ‘N4 ing riilrtiire machine practicallyl

greiélous night was twelve degrées a- F'W‘£6-§%§;;,tQt§0fl;;{;9“bTF' xlxgsf' Ili OV . , 8 TB 1'. TBS Cl!

The length of wdnv will be nine- on upper Hiiiciiom street, istooi Yours ve

- ~ _ rv truly _

i- - ly occupied by I. H. Beer, possission _ - .

rpm, ,un “ta gms gn-|§»m0°n at 535* given It oncm kpply to 1~_ L_ An, DCC. I2 1910. The clllX'1¢ft¢f0Wll

é and rises 'tomorrow lliiornilfgl at'1.il. ken, 1 Upper Hillsboro St. 10~2dtf. y f ‘nqsanf

your own choice.-J. .‘ . "._....._....._---- t ,6;l‘6lin moon rises 'this morning at W id' H ` Q ld *I f .~ ‘~ ~-H ‘ .""" ’-."'."”`

Ii Minard s- Liniment cures Dis empfir. .~ . U nur s . n mon. curnl co s, e ci ` I

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Great Interest.

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Special to 'l‘lie Guardian. 'roaoN'ro, iinn. so-'rue coming gf thc Duke of Connaught to Canada will be/of special interest to Toronto Masons. .His Royal Highness, who is Grandi

'i‘he 'Duke's visit to kjetland Lodge

some years ago was an historical event in Toronto Masonry.

LONDON, Jan. 30-A public break-

fast was tendered the Duke of Con- naught at the Guild Hall and an ad-

_dress upon a gold casket was present-

t h` _ _ _

'ed O lm , bills under his pillow during the

He received many congratulations

General rot Canada.

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WINDSOR, Jan. 25-Hanlan Wright

the young Harrow desperado who a month ago demanding $5,000 from his

on pain of instant death if he refus- ed, was arrested this morning at South Woodslee by County ()oi'.otal.- les Drouillard and Lappan after some ltroublo, and is now lodged in Wind- sor Police Station awaiting trial on changes of threatening bodily harm and demanding money by threats. The order for Wriglit’s nrrest wss issued by Groivii Attoriieli' ltuiid sonic time

C. P.R.'0PFl¢l'ilL< " _ STRICKEN NHILE' AT

, i iuio'mEii's FUNERAL

OTTAWA, Jan. 27-While attending

the 'funeral of the late J. E. Bcwitzer today, J. A. Clarke, relieving pur- chasing agent of the Canadian Paci- fic i‘ail\v‘ay of iiioiitreal, was stricken with paralysis and is seriously ill here. l-le fell just outside of his ho- tel. He is still unconscious and if he recovers is likely to remain here for somc weeks, ` _ ; _ _

AYIATORS UNTQUE FEAT

HOUSTON, Tek., Jan. 28-Rene

Simon, the aviator, known on the continents for his daring, has ‘added new lanrels to ‘his re¢0`\_‘<i When f0l` the first bimein the history 'of avi`a- tion he dehionstrated, yesterday af- ternoon time herding came with aeroplancs ‘Was possible. Simon dur- ing the closing flight of the opening day 'left the 'aviation field and head- ing"across the iprdirlés, darted direct.- ly for a herd of cattle grazing half a mile away. -Gowbbys"vi‘e're just arriv- ing prepdifatory ‘to rohtidinil ‘UD th? 'animals 'when Simon tleecended and ci'r`cIing'»a'rd`iind the steers soon had them b'n 'a ‘trot `t`o`w'ards the -aviati-on field. 'He dro`\7e 't‘lfe'm 'up to ‘thc féiice separating the field from 'che prairie and thcn started them off westwi\i'fl delivering them_ to the cowboyn- iiiiisiiioiui ~ii\‘iiii ii san - "AFFlIR T0 ONE ENGLISH EYE

LONDON Jnn. 26~Mrs. Desmond

ton, has written a book called

when j,<iun|;_h_e ls so badly dreB9a

that he afironts the critical eye. When he is middle aged he is corpii

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ElillllillllRl RECIPROCI TY

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Toronto Nlasons Await His DlVl5l0n Am0l\Q GTOUPS _ Corning” to Canaria With in Qongy-¢35_ Mum _

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Special to The Guardian. _ HAMILTON, Jan. 30-Frederick Smith and Albert Smith, cou'sins, were drowned today in Burlington Day while skating.

They ventured on a spot from

which the ice had been cut.

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Master of the Grand Lodge of Eng-~ '

land. is also an honorary member of T Zetland Masonic Lodge.

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vviNi\'ii»sci,` Jun. an-winie ooo.

Cheers was trying to save a roll of

burning of his home, his fi\'c`_vear old,

\llJ0!1 his Eppvintmeht BS G0VeI‘nol‘- idaughter, asleep in the bed he was

(searching, was burned to death,

Chears himself was badly burned nd the money was destroyed.

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wiwasoa, .inns 25-in the arrest

l1f\Cl0. William Wright Of that t°Wn. 'of Ral h Den 'ler twent -three -ears

P is i Y Y

old, of Delray, who was picked up ni .thc Grand Trunk station in Windsoi

,today in Cofiipauy with another mar. iwho gave the mtaie of liaiiiel '/Lieder [the immigration ofliciiils in Windsor ihelicve 'they have put their hands on one of the i;ien who have been mak- ing; ‘inoiioy `.;y piloting aliens past the

iinspectors “at the border. Two hours from the tifmc Zicder was rejected by

new _ . 'Thomas Robinson, chief of the winn-

or immigration fogrce;-the-two men arrested by Inspector Thomas rian. Zieder was seen to hand .his mpanion a dollar bill as he turned

‘to board a Grand Trunk train, and ‘hc afterward told the immigration officers that it was to i"~.y Doiigler

r getting him into Canada. Ziedcr field on thc cliarge of entering

i anada after being rejected, and Den-

ler on the more serious charge of muggling an undesirable into the untry.

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! O'l‘TAWA, Jan. 27~'l‘he Renfrew iiiaii'ai.:c`rnent discovering that a coach was badly 'needed for its team got hold of Alf. Smith, and made him an offer to handle the Creamery town |seven for the remainder of thc sea- ysdn. Smith accepted, and take; 'cli'a`rge of the red and white at once.

There is no doubt Renfrew has some

good material within its rank, some

fact that will be of more service an the high priced experts of last ar. But the team showed symp- ms of disoriranization on the ice st night, and Smith is just the an ntetied to round out some tcnm

wci-k. Ali. was given charge of the [Renfrew team last year after the sen- ison was well under way, ond toward june close, tl-orc was no doubt nc had ,them in such form they had a Shade on anything else in the league, not von barring Wanderers. It was too -te, however, to figure for the cham- onsliip. With Smith at thc helm, R'.nfi'ew

should just about lick the last Cana- ldians in the Creamery town tonight. Brrilth has brought Cliffside up to their high state of ncrfcction and his

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“ ' ‘ _ " R -H\lmlll\l`0!9'. \V\l0 Blkflf- \f\'<'0 mlmtlls. v'ccs_as ii. coachFarc much in de in Washington, New'York 'and Bos- xgntr

____ "America Through English Eyes," in

_ ~ ` _ hi,l .he ‘nys America is a land of, ALLEL\TOwN' Pa" Jan' 27( Lloiyd llcerisledl rii-lioness, where the licoD1‘!i ml

J. Irdcll died herelast night rom n- ' ' _ ‘

_ ‘ taxed heavily, ruled despotically -_-

‘l"fi¢°"`°°°i"°“ “Y "mg ”“f“°k "V the are ii ‘ 'i <1 - ¢ -rrnticiiiiy. nnwAniis\'ii.ia Jan. 2s~.iohn F"`°l’°u°r of “n overland wmd wagon' angh ) aiyihi American bus- Burton of 'ilton went on' trial today

The machinihwhisglfges; :iun::?|‘:,?big,§ bande savinsr he is "nditlier betterlonqy charge of stranglini; two men to

°q“ip"°d W' m - ' _ th an other husband d Mp that of an aeroplane, was placed on “°" _worse “nf 5;" Wm, and giv_ FF n ,x “.,.estle,_ killed 1,60

exhibition henr: yes£?€gfy\e:3§,gIr1ehl; F‘:i;kllF>gliTt(lle\el:f lils tisme for quarrel- \V¢`rl`fFz (lend Louis Weibreclit, his com- was a passe _er. i - ~» _ . 121 ut. Birton claims \vagon.he iinconsciouslv walked with- \"}§~ h to TA h' of the American ’p5;1_l&‘>ei';;l;1é‘:-‘lla 8 ‘ In range of the pmpeuor and ww Hi P-0 g P B itcttinf' Wentz's head betwccn k 0l¢’d B <1iSt3“C9 0! 20199” H19 mix." S' . ' d xlcuees and Woibrcclifs head under

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right arm;-Burton. B slant l" ength, was able to strangle both n at once, according to his story. rtoii is 'the only witness.

_ Hostility

Special to The Guardian.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-Congress,

always pretty evenly divided into two parties, Democratic andliepublp cans, and siib-divided into factions, regulars and insurgents, has split up into groups that cannot bc_labclled as the result of the proposed recipro- city treaty.

'l`he Insurgent Republicans, who

voted one way on the Payne tarifl law, are rent asunder over the pro- posed tariff between Canada and United States.

The same is true of' the regular ite-

publicans and Democrats.

Nm _'nan kniins who is his lii'utiii:i‘

in the iicflit iiiiw i~ur:iiig.

'l`lie only line of deiriarkation is be-

tween the ay_;riciiltiiral regions and the innriufactiiriiirg centres, between the couiitry districts and the cities.

Few slirewd poiiticiaiis are of thc

opinion that the treaty will be rati- fied, at least not at present session of Congress.

Great interest is centering in the

split between all parties,

It is evident that the battle will be

fought out in Congress on sectional rather than party or factional lines.

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MONTREAL, Jnn. 23-Mr. Henri.

,Bourassa, the Nationalist leader, publishes a striking article, under his own siznat\|”y~‘H`!ilQYf!!"S" `l1¥evoir, 'c~iiit'iiniiig H s_-iisstlonal exposure of the liniirier Go\'ernnient's tactics as :-:liown by the special mission of Post- master tie'-.eral Lemieux to Rome, and intimntin-af flint lip will have fur- ther to say. "Tile Naval Question and the (`ler;~y," Mr. Dourassa re- fers to the icreiii, vi vit of the _Post-

( <‘oni.ini./_-ii on liege 8.)

SON TAKES MANAGEMENT

Nl<J\V\'()ltl\', Jah# 27-llirs. Hetty,

Green, itlie w-ii-lil s richest woman, and the queen of i\nici'iCnii finance, has abdicated. llcr son, Eilvraril, H.

great s'outh\\‘e;t aft_i‘ an ieighteen year test in 'l`c:<ns, took over the management of his mothrr's vast for- tune today.

f“J\`c expect ti form a trust com-

pany of our own \-:iti substantial capital," said he today.

The lieadqunrters of the manage-

ment of the Grecn fortune will be cen- tred in the trust company. The for- tune, us it stands today, is estimat- ed at $l0li,0l)0,Cii0.

PLEAD FOR RETRIAL 0E

ANNIE MULLINS CASE

BOSTON, Jan. 29-Peter Dclorey

and James Mantir, convicted of tlis murder of Annie Mullins the Cam- bridge domestic, whose body was found in n field in Arlington, will probably know within a month or six weeks whether or not they will re- ceive a-new trial. Arguments to ob- tain this ciid will he made today be- `fore the full bench of the Supremo Judieal Court by James A. E. Mor- oney, Henry Winslow and Frank Mc- lieriiiott, their counsel. District At- itorncy Higgins will appear on behalf of the Commonwealth.

CLUB WOMEN FOR

ANTI-HATPIN LAN

NEW \'fll’.l{, Jnii. 26-Women re-

pro.-ciitin: llii clubs appeared at a public hearing on the propr‘.sed "hat- pin" nrdiiinnce today to urge its ndoptimi. Thr- ordinance would miilze it unlnwfiil to wear a hatpin or similar device whose point pro- Lriulifs niovu than half au inch from the crowii iii the lint.

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`iAUSAGFS, 2 lbs for 25c; Fresh . .

ian and iieeuiediy miner. b Porrlxc at ,m“t92,S>;:_3,,(,3`,__ ,d .

The coldest last night and up to' ABRADOR HFTRRING, fat, $1.00

teen deems MOVE 2°\‘°i the “'“"’.‘°~“ ' 'A'ili'ri<m, boy to ienrn harboring. `

in the same period was forty-seven; apply at once to Jack mggsv 1 .1

degrees above and at three o'cloc'k Queen SL 1__31d3ipd_ _ _ _ _ ‘_ this morning it was twenty degrees -.,-mf SA-may mme 'ééwg (fresh ' fu . d ill be as follgws, “"""°‘ -.4 mini Fen. ii. /ipniy to kiinrt

The price of The Gum' ian w

`Morning Guardian- By Carrier in Ch"l`own. . .$3.50 pdf year Morning Guardian-By Mail to United States.. . .3.oo “ ‘

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