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eAPTAiii I I ' I

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Smith--'Ismuy Rehev ed----Seumen_ Wit- A

nesses in Diffic- ulties -

london Times on Senutorl-

(Canadian Press. )

l.0N[i0N, April. 28-The Times,

ronuucutiii on the Titanic inquiry in

Wnsiiiiigtoii, says :

"We nil feel that the circumstances*

are unprecedented and although the lnqiilry by the Senate and the com- pulsory detention of their subjects seein st.rn.nge, yet the American de- ,iire for prompt and scnreliing in-

,liiiiy is perfuct.1y'natiir/il and the Beiifitc is within it's rights." ’

"t‘rlticism here is directed rather to

Sciiiitor Smith’s manner nnd the nm- i

yr/.ing ignorance he has displayed."

“We would have`wiShed for a more

judicinl mind nt the head of the coin mittee nnd one more conversant with the nuitters to be investi_e:=ited."

W.\l'liil.\'f`i'l‘0N, April 28--(‘npi.. 'J. li. Moore of the steamer Moiiiii. 'reiiiple testified before the Seiinte t‘oi|iuiit.lce investigating the 'i‘it.iinii- ilisiiiitrr on Saturday and told hou- tlin i~uoi'inous ice fields prevented hiiii from reiirliin¢.:_ihe sinking vessel.. lit- believeil the Titanic .was specif- iui; loo iiist wiien she struck and said that nfier twenty-seven `yenrs experi- ence in the North Atlniitie he nlwnys st.e|ip¢-ii the engines wiien he found iiiiiiiiiilf iii nn ive pack. _

Ili' :iisii eiiiiiiintiriilly iii’i'Iiiri-ii

ilu- piisitiou giveii by the 'I`ii:iiii<~ to lie eight iiiiloiq wrong ns proved by his own omiervn- tions iiiid ihiil this was pi‘ob:i.b1y liirgelv i'i~s|ioiilll\le for the fact that. lin iiiii ii-nelied her nithoiigii in-niiy lr#-'<"f= \\'i-rc in the vie.lnit.y. ' Within his view he iliseeriii-ri it

iffllllii -\l|‘iiiiii~r whiz-li lic beiieveil lo lie thi- one sei-irfroiii l.lin 'l‘ii.iiliie.

.i. lii'u<»i~ lnuiiiy, who liiid In-i-ii

ilf\iiii~w|iii.i. uloniiiy - t.lii'm|ifli l.lii-_ ses l‘I"ll. l>I‘ii£lili‘|ii~il pi'ei‘ept.iliiy wlieii he imiiiil thi- sleiv.-irds and i-ienineu ,t.esl.i iv lluit in-' limi not left the ship until 1.liclii.~it lifeboat was iniiuelieil '|‘|i,.,~,. were no wiiiuen in siizht..

Al. ilu- ruin-llisinn of f.li<~ sesuiilii i.iiii "t‘I'lil"ii rntiiercd lu the iiiili n. iiisuuil l’l'0illi, uivni. of i.lieii\ wiihoiil. funds nod fin-iuy the proslierl. of .~i|\i~iidlii;; ilniiir-i.-i_v uiislii nnii i~‘uuriny in .lhui ronililiiiii_

'|'lIt‘.l’ \\‘4~i'i\ 1‘|il.iii4~d lo .#4 pei' :lily

ll-“ \\'iliii'-ns fees iiiii. ii. \\':\i< noi. iuiy fllile iiiilil lliii i'oii(‘|I|Nii\|| ul' i.lii‘ iliviiel lialiiiiou,

luiiisiii :ii-:Ileil Hriiiitiir l~liiiil.li il' somi- llliilif cniiid noi. be done niiii ng ,,_ rp. iiiiii. thi-v were escorted to the Capi- ""I Wl\"|‘i' the inniiey wus advniieed to ilieni Nifw Yi*-IK. April 20 ~'l‘hc bodies ;;"‘i>l. John _.Fannin Astor mid lsldor "_riiin.s, ii iiiillionaire n'ie.i'ciinnt of P* "-Ally. wiio lost their lives in thr- '|`il‘iiuc disaster, have been recovered “Nil nrc on hoard the cable ship Mac- II"-l"ll1‘-'liir'.tt. News of the recovery ‘if ilu-. bodies wn.s contained in n des

pntcli to the White 'Star line compnn g'

l0d|\y_ y

"lille \\‘irr-less despatch gives thc- ad- Illl-ifinfii iiieiitiilcations ol forty-nine gf* the heretofore irniinown- recovered "Wil on the cable ship. Among- others ic iiodies of t"-olonel John Jacob A9-

t°"- Mid isidor Strauss have been iiiulinliiieii_ .

2='».nnn iioMi~ii.i<1ss

BY RIVER FLOOD.

Nlill' ONLEANS, April 26-Esti-

iiintrs of the losses cniisefl by floods in iuirt.liwest Loiiislana todav reach- ed $15,000 Twent five thousand

. lioi, and heavy rains are steadily Mellini; the flood. '

Rcriiiiiis are homeless; in eleven ` uni*-il0“il' ‘lt fl WW slow mic'

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Illlilliiii IIIEVISIIIIS I

IIKIIHIIMI

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_ (L‘aiiadiui\` Press. ) , 0i<i.AiioMA, April 28-'riiirty-one Persons ure reported to have been killed by ii. tornado that swept, fioutip western Oklahoma and the south- eastern corner of Texu§_

At Panhandle late today ii dozen

houses were struck and the farming communities suffered, '

t‘ommiin'icntion facilities were pm-.

alized tonight and it was impossible to wiififfii the rciwrt of nie ities fir life or the entiniates of the iii~iip.-,~i,y damage. '

Sl|li]IiS lil]

IIHIMIN ANI]

Illll PHIIIIIIUN

tCni1aiiiiiii Press. )

1.1 \'l~lIl1‘Otili, April 28-'l‘he local

brnncii of the Seanmiis’ and i~'irc- maiis' union ndoiited resolui.iiiii|i 'r'-ntiirilliy ~l.liiit. on and after iipril Ziltli the iiii-ii will refiise to sail ion iiiiy i~:i.rni\ior iinless i'epi'esriit;-i~t.ivi-s oi lilo lliiiiiii are iilliiiveil to iiisiwci the lifeiioiits. _

'Phe liuiiin also deiiiiiuds that _*Teil- ineii’s wages he ii\ei'e:isi:ii to fi-iii' poiiiiils, t.i~ii siiilliiigs, uhoilt $22, :iiiii firi\u.eiis' \vn;_:u.~i, to fivu iiouiiils por iiiruitli. °

'I‘.\i“'l‘ ANI) Ii<lllIi|~lN ’i‘AI.l(

5 'l‘i'> i\'l~lWrii’Al'i<lli MICN

'|‘iii`liiiiiiil ’i‘i~3i.|'il'iiiiNi<l.

NICW lftlltli, _-\|»i‘il 21'. llu||i`l-.~‘i~i\i.ii

li\'e iii-\\'s|i:i|iei' nii~ii froni nil over the liiiiteil .\`t.iii.es :iiiil 1'-iiiuiilii, ot. the nnuiiiil iiiiiiipirt oi' the, As.~:oi'int.i~il l'ress and the Aiiii~i'ie:|u Newspii|<~i‘>i‘ -'\Hf~1¢\1‘i:iiif\ii. iiisi. iii tlii- bull roiiiii of the WitIli<'il‘l A.‘4i1\i'iii hi»it~l_ liiid _ li |iro_u_i‘iiiiiii\i'~ iiovi-I iii 1-iiiii'ni~i.i-r in niiiiie of its feiii.iii‘es.

'i‘hi- teieiilioiie pliiyi-d ii proiniiii-iii

port iii ieiiiiiiig iiolh \':ii'iet.y iiiiil iio\' 1-ity. -llirsiileiil. '|‘:ift., iii Iios-i.oii, nil- ili'i\s_si-il the essiiiiiiili-il |;:tt.liei'iiig' over l.iiei_loni,-; iiisihiii-ii wires of the Aiiier ,it'iiii` 'I‘ele|>lioiie nnd 'l‘e|e;_gi':\pii (‘iiiii puny, his voice heiui.: di:-it.iur.lly eoii~ veycil to eneir guest by nieiius' of ii reeofvini; iiisl.i‘iiuii-iii., In like miiiiiier I‘i'eu\iei- Iliiiwleii, of flaiiiula, i\iliii‘iis.~'I‘il the giiests by loin; ilist.=iiici~ l.i-,lepiioiw from liof. l~ipi'iiigs, Vu.

li\i.i‘i‘iiiiiigieii \\‘itli,t.iii‘se ii_<lili‘i‘s.-i~.~i

were soiigs over the l.elepiioiie`», wires from \'iii~ioiis theatres. ' i

lCMi’ltI1l54ri Oli’ BRITAIN

_ HAD NAIHIOW FISCAPFI.

HALll~'AX, April 26-The steam-

siiip Empress of Ilritain arrived this nfternoonilrom Liverpool. She had fine weather till Inst Wednesday when ape had ii narrow escape from contact with an iceberg; It was at 10 o'c1ock in the ntorning when the iceberg was oiiservedf Tile order was given “fiili speed ifstei-ii," nnd but for tius. one *of the officers says, the Still* W0.\\lil have struck. . _

The berg wiis passed in lntitiide 46.25 N., ioiiguiiiie 43 W- The rese- en-gers weere greatly relieved ns thev saw the iceberg pass closely to them Two hours nfterwnriis the fog lifted. Tn the meantime the shID ¥Y\"V°‘l il*

Mlnnrd'|| liinlnient. fiurnii (infill. Wi-0

oiin . _

¢ , '

_‘__"_f_‘l5l'ilny the Cliurlottetown liod J';;‘°“Iithe Independent Order of Odd m 'WR celebrated their ninety-tliird "'“"`"'\\‘l' by attending service in I'i¢+li‘niils Church. . M in brethren were out in large mini- w°"‘ ‘|f‘Hhlte the very iiiifavornblc meiiiiu-r nnd presented 3 particularly WM hlibenriiiien on parade. They mnlininarshallml ky (lol. ll. M. iiavi- "wm ';{lml:‘eaile¢l y the 1¢'ourtb l.legl- mllii ille fihureli an »eiu~.eileut frater- w iierinon was delivered by Rev. '|‘_ m"'M“l`l‘l\li iii\il\1.he service tiiroiuzli ,.m‘”"° Pfrpnreii _ for the visitors. mm. Firirl nt the org_an rendered nim- ,nwnV(:ll‘ir i.if-ieetlons and the Odd Fel- hy M ilo was beniitifiilly rcnilermi by

,,,.,,,,*_'"" Ami’ ‘Wflrle who _wen -ln fina-

'|`l _ ,- i"’iiiii-:~;_"“",°\\iii,; was the order-‘oi

"'K"“- "vert-iire iiiiiiiiieli “im 1= s°ii._1:i°ii. sw.

ciiuiicii i>iiiiiuiE

‘ Vcnite.

l‘snliu for the Ih\.V-

Flrst. In-si-lnii.

're Deuni. .

_Second Lesson. _

llenedirtiis. _

Hymn 311-1: All l’i'aise the l‘0\\'1‘\'~

l» \ »

Ii'si?\iim'iii:i¢ sinuii lui for -I°‘-f"'*'-

Herrnoii by the lleclor. liliei-tory; tnld l"t-llow's ihle~~rll‘\l\

by Miss Amy liiiirle.

llenedietioii.

firguii: llrnud Murcli, (llervf-sl.

On their ri-.|.iii'ii to the hall the life- threu were highly emiipliuieiiieil bl" liro, (‘ii|_ Pnrsnnii nr Woliville, N.H-. who said the lmrnde was ii “f“‘|I'- I" Hin city nhil lu thi' flllil lfcllnwu. The mnrehlae, -he Ffilfl. Writ* R\"“"I "““ appeliileil to him mi it nilllillfll "iff"-

j\ vote nl llinnlfs was tr-ndersfl Rev.

-neeonmioilnthui nt I2 noon ., tweii-

iii iiiiiiii _ iiiiii iwiiiiis

Noi°ri,i_n_n Mcliitesli and Mark _Cii`everie, Sourls`,' get

$1 ,-000 each and ~

Medals.

Once more Prince Edward Island is

represented on the Carnegie Hero i<‘und Uonimission' list.

Norman McIntosh and Mark Che-

verie,’ Souris, are this time the winners or a recognition almost ri- valling the Victoria Cross in its rc- wurd for deeds of valor and the oc- currence iii which these two tookl part was one which well merited such recognition as an act of bravery and intrepidity. The value of human life is dear in the special estimation of the lfarnegie Hero Fund (lommission and three lives were saved by these two men after an extremely perilous and hazardous experience in a small ilory on a rough shore.

'1‘lie awards are similar in each

enitlc, a bronze inednl and $1,000 ns iieeileil.

'I‘he announcement of the Commis

sion in placing the awards follows:

Noriiiun McInto.~:ii-brunv.e niediil

and $1,000, ns needed: -Mcliilosin need forty-five, fisliermnn, helped to sirve Iiieiiry llaydeii, captuiii, ii.i:ed sixty-one, mid (leorgc lt. iiiid lluri-_\ ll. llnydeii, appreiitice seamen twins uueil t.liii't.eeii, from drowiiiilg, Soiiris, l’. lil. I., (ietolii-r li, l1Ili7. At. iiii,:lii. iii ii mile, hlelntosii and niiiit.iier innii put. out. iii ii lil-foot. iiury, und row- i~il 2,700 feet to the sizliooiiei' "Mai"- reila," which wus ivrecki-ii ou li bile of rocks in Siuirii-1 Iini'iior, 750 feet. ironi the shore, whi-re the water was over, 12 feel. ili‘ep..'l`lie ilury was linnrileil \vii.h gi-i-:il. diiiiriiliy, iind while one niiiii roivi-ii the iil.lii-i' iiliii i-il wiit.i~i' ,from il.. Waves wi-re iii‘eii.i\ im: wii.li qirztt. fiu'i'e ovii' the rocks :ind the .seliooiieiy iiuil it. wus, ne ressiiry to i\p|\i'oiii'l\ the \vri~.i~k tiii‘e,- tiiiies iiiid luke tho crew oil one ul. ii t.Iiiii'. l"ilti-i-ii iiiiiiuirs :liter ihi' i-reiv wus taken oli the si°l|ooiii~r iveiil. to pii-ces.

Miirlt (`lii~\'i-rii' lii‘i>ii'/.ii iiieditl iiiiil

$|_titlIl, as iieiuli-il <`l\evi-rie, iiifeii i-ii-_lil.i-i-ii, fisln-i'iiiiii\, h<~||ieiI lo s:i.\'<~ llriiry, lii\o|‘;:i- li. iiiiil flurry il. liilyileu from i|ro\viiiii;_f, l~ioiiri.~', l‘. 1'). I., iirtolii-i' ii, 19117. i'-iievurie ni' eonipunii~il ;\i<:lnii\.~=li to the seiioiiii|-|- “!\iiii‘rel|ii" nnd iissislril in siiviiiif llie ei'ii\\' _(sue riisi- of Noriiiiiii Mr

liitoslii. '

'l‘o hir. i\lei|iio.~:|i :iuil~Mi'. i‘iu-v_<~i'it~.

st-i'viii_t5 of :ill lioiiiir.

-\t~\'I‘illl'i4 li.-\ll\lll'l‘l'iI.’

Nt'i'|‘ 'l`ll|.II t)l¢‘ |ll'l.\’l‘ll.

/\lii‘i~ A.si.or_ .ioliii .iiiriib /\si.ni":~1

diii\;;iiLei', who lives with bei' moi.iier in liondon, hail not. been infornii-il ve:-it.erilay of hui' Ial.iiei"s rlentii.

She has lrtiue tii visit friends \\'liei‘o

the sail news will he broken to her. rilie was dei-ply iittiielieii fn iiei’ fniii- i-i‘ and 'wus nliviiys looking foriviird to seeiiiix him.

T() I’l`tIr~lON FOR LIFIC.

NORTH BAY, Ont., April 26-

Fred Yearly, of Warren, charged with the murder of his wife on Fcliriiary 2, ‘ and who ii-ns found guilty of mnn- sliiiigliter by the jury at the Sud- bury nssizcs-ii. verdict which caused |.:enei'al siirprisc and called forth caustic comment from Judge llrltton --was sentenced by the latter to life impi'li~\oiimeiit. '

Wl1iiiIHllCii1i0N

1 iioucii Province _ iuin iiiini iuiiiiuuiii

Satziiriluy the Northuniberiand left

Ulmrlottetown at 7.00 11. m-. 101' Pill* tou with passengers, mail, express mid freight and arrived in Picton at 10.20. a. m., She left cn return to Uharlottetown at 3.20 p- 111-. With passengers, mail, express and freight and docked at 6.20 p. ni. She leaves today at 7.00 n. m., for l"Ictou re- turning at night. ' 'un Hiiturilny the Minto left Picton at 7.011 ii, m., for fliiarlottctown with pnsi-iengers nnd freight nnd docked nt 10.-10 a.m., Slieleavcs to- day ut [.00 ii. ni.. for I‘ietou,. with pnssi-ngei~n, and freight, returning f0|ll0l°l‘0\V.

tin rliiliiriiny the Harland-left<Enst

illver, where she had been detained over night on-account. of nn accident, :md proceeded to West River direct, und reiieliliii; (il\nriot.tet.own “gain at. ‘L00 ii. ni. Him left again at 3.00 p. |n_., for West. lliver and returned nt. 0.00 p. ni. She had goof! cargo|~s’nn11 a inrge number of passengers on eneh i.i~ip. Sim legyes tomorrow morning for (irwell ports, retiirning at night..

Hatiirdav the lllnsteru express nr-

rlved in (‘»iiiirlottctovh\__nt ii n.*in. on time the Southern aeeommoiiiitlen nt. 0.25 n. ui., on tlino; the 'l'li;uish

ty miiiiitcs into; the Siiinilnnrnidn ae eoinmoilntloii nl. 4_ p. iii., one hour inte; t.iii;__1_-iaiderii aei\onuu_oilat.lnn ni 7. p. in., one hour nnd forty minutes into; and the ’i‘lilmlsl\ express nt 10.35, fort.y~fivi1 minilten late.

FOR SALE-PAIR 'FAME RACOON.

.Siieody and Power- ful

(Canadian Press. )

DANSIZ, April 28-The Battleship

Kooiiig Albert, named for the former King of Saxony, was launched yes- terday.

The Saxon King, Frederick August,

was present and made a speech and his sister, 1'rlncess Mathilda, christ- ened the `vessel.

The new battleship is practically

identical with the battleships Kaiser Kasierine and Frederick der Grosse, has a tonagc of 24,500 and is arm- ed with ten 12-inch and fourteen ii- inch guns.

The specifications deniand a speed

of twenty-oiie knots. The warship's turbines are adapted for the con- sumption of either coal or oil und the cost of consi.riiet.iou was noni-lv li12,000.ll00. , '

IHI IIIIIES iii _

((ln.`iiatliiiii Press. )

1'!lll.'Alil‘llii‘l~1i.\,April 28-'l`wo nud

four miie rclav cliiliiipioiisliips of Aul- ericn, were cuptiireil by the l’liIlaulel- phili Iiistitiimiii after ii hard strug- gle :iuil the one niiii- Niitimial eliiiiu- piiiusiiip was won by riy‘i~nriisif, iiiul llf'ilpiii.li, liei' llisi. i|u:ii'ii‘i' ii1lle|‘_ iieiil. out. .\'mi|iilers oi illinois.

M.-\lll.\i\`li |lt`)Y IS

ill<ll,ii iN $z,iioo.

i’ilti\"ll)iCNl?I<l, il. I., April 20 l~'oiirl.eeii-ye:ir~olil Autoiiio .\liii‘iuno iii' ilfliirii-ville, North I'rovidenre, \v;is held for the (lrnuil ~liiry toilny ini .i2,0|i0 by .iuiige ll.iiee`k|iri., iii i‘rovi di~ii1'e iii.~:l.riri. (‘ouri. fin' iuniisi:iiigl\~ ti-r in lcilliiiif Willie i\iiiiiii°rs, .lr., iii' filiirii-\'iiii-Y i\i.'ii'iii|io liiiu iiei-ii on ii‘i:il two ilfiyii.

CONDENSED ADS _

100 Ll'lE FOR

CLISSIFICATIUN .

lliili foul. pri' \vi»i‘ii riirli iiiserlioii

ui this i~.iliiiuii_ tiiisli iniisl. fireoiii-

pany i»i'd1~r and iivo per rent. iliseoiiiit.‘ niiiiwi-il. Miiiiniurii charge twenty- ilvo i-nuts. ii/VA'f*l'l‘l~ll) iiillli FOR (iI‘lNi<lllAli "lio\ise\voi'k- Apply nt li!! 1l1ii\0l` ‘ Prince Ht. 4-llflllli i`v",\`rT'ri`c'i'if A oiui. sou ei~:i~ii~:iiAi.

lioni-ie_\vork. Apply Mrs. T. Bell, 182 Great George Street. - 4-29dr3i1‘il Wi\N'I`i'}D, (illlli T() ASSIST WITH .iioiise\vorl<. Apply to No. I0 tlreenticid Avenue, lirii.i:hton._4-tfliliii i»‘lui"sA`i.ic---Ti-iiiicr: I./iiiois panic

ilncoons. Will sell at once for $35. Address J. 1),, Box 144, _Frederic- ton, P. 1. 4-zsngiiiipa. s7\`iIi-: or noniinrr Me-

Mllian, Hunter River, postponed for one day will take place Wed- nesday, May lst. _4-27113ipd. ii‘t'inic"s.iiLn,`Il'DRiv1NG Mani-1,9

years old, sound, also set of hur- ncss. Will be sold cheap. Apply J.A. McLarcu__cnre_of l"ai§_n__&C0~ 4'29l\i-I

\VAN'l’I€D AT ONCE A TEACHER , for Fortune Head School. Supple- ment granted, aililly i-0 Neil S' Ross Sec‘y, Diiigwells Mills. P- 0-

4-29d1l.

______ . .. .._.~- - -----_---~

with young for $25. Three female and one male racoon for $45. l‘1§\l` red foxes for $80. Write ii. Guardian Oiilce. _ 4_j[9_<l_2_lf_1_\_i_“l

a trade Tliiee dollars ($3 00) DOY week will be paid at the staff- Ai‘ plicant requires a fair education and must be ieiiabie and industrious Apply iii nelson at the Giinrfllnn Ofllce and receive full information

4 2g5in

iue'rfoN "i~‘imN1'i‘imn 1 wim. sell by aiietion nt the rei=|ll4‘n\‘0 OI Mi mln N uniril, 1"ii Dorrhestci Si,-i-el, Poriier prince, on 'i‘liursday 2nd Mny coiniueiiciuix nt l lil ll ffl Pailoi lhningioom,1lnll lledronm and Kitchen Fiirnltiire, including Highland Grand Range) R Twill' ._!=¢;'-_,1\;~°_*;<;\\;°_i-_..-__ ‘-2 " vAi.uAm.i~: ni-iiii. i~is'rA'i‘iii Fon snln. Five very desirable resiilrncee on lfpper Prince fitreeti \‘»°“Fi°I-Inf! of one large divoilinl. Wllh “XU‘“' ,iw grounds nnd two aloiihlelioiises. -~l‘ropert_v of estate late Honorable Donald Farqiiliai-son will lm fifflwl nt, piibllr niiction iii May iicxff-fill# 7 tieiliiirs inter. _ _ 4‘4‘“'“~ l`uo'rioN'“ nii::~iiii.\iii.i-1 <io'r'i'/iris. l

1 will sell by auction al; ibn prem- ises 234'i-lyilnov Nf.reet. ou i~l|\t.iirday,_ the 27i.ii Aiirii'. iii. 1_2 i»'i»io-1r. nee".

nt:-d ,on the soutli side oi i-iyllnrv Hlrm-l., and fiieinig on lflllsborough Ruiiiiri-, niiikini: Ihr sltiiatlnn one ol thi- iiioni. iii-siriiiile in the mark- et for a resident-n, fl. lioaristo, Aiietirinr-er. 4-20d7l1ifl»'

Mi-, Murphy nnii iii iiie Rt. 1"au1‘n_ 0hoir,'thls being aeknowledlm N Maior,C. Leigh, one of-the UMU-

\-nan-ni-hilg iliurwa malii|m;u\in\ _-Illnluiwae.

V _ , .

._-...__.._... _._4-_»-Q.

PHIIIIIEIPHII.

nokv WANTED xr oson 'ro Limits

' - -< - ` ` in .

n deiiiralile i~ntlm:i~ ‘nnd hind nltil-_mm

ing May I5-ilie

(Canadian Press. )

MON'1‘I"tE¢\I,, April 28-By tomor-

row night both the (Yoiiservntives nnd Liberal parties will have their lists of candidates completed for the ap- proaching provincial elections. Them were a number of week-end

conventions and tomorrow will see the last of them. _So far there are no saw-oils indi- cated aiid it is probable that there will be polling in all of the eighty- two coiistitutcncies.

Voting takes place on May 15 and

noiniiiation day a week earlier.

In Gnspe the voting will be two

w0¢l¢S later than in the other divi- sions, Armand Laverne. is lendiii-_g the opposition fight iii the Quebec district, \vliile J.M. Teliier, lender ‘if U10 0l>D0Hiti0I1, iii in command or the Montreal section.

i~iir liomer (loilin is touring the

|iroviuce making informal speeches.

h'l<lNl~i.-\'l'IONAfi BUSY li0iill‘}S

H.-\\'rl 'I‘l|l"l Ii()NllilN ('lll'I‘i.il0l{.

’i.oNiioN, April 2i;-'i‘iii- Niiiii...

iiioiiie, aiming the weekly i'evii»w.»i ‘wiiirli will appeal' tnniurroiv, fliiiiii' iuiufh that is prnise\vort.ii_v in |,lii~f so-i\atoi°i:ii iiivest.igiit.ioii ni. Wusiiing

'ton into- the 'l‘ii.nuie di.~‘ristei'.

v 'l`l\e Satiirdiiv- review sn,-fi inn pp; ted Hiiites seiiatoi~iul i-oiiiiniilee i.~i. illfi-llll-I iii ilefiniiee of ull |ii'i\t‘eili‘|il' -:iuii of iiii.ei‘iiut‘ioiinl law and \\'ii.hoii|. ‘i‘i-lznrd t.o decency. 'l‘lie pnpoi- .li- nies the 1-oiiiiiiil.i.ee's right. i.o lltxtniii Illiiigiisliiin-n ns wil.iie.ssei~'. i~lonii-. of the Li-rms it npplies to Seniil.or ’h‘uiil.h, rhiliriiiuii of the iiivest.ii:iil.i|i;; i~iiiiimit.t.eu are "biiisteriug.iuiiorn- niiis," nnd “igiioi-niii, \inlly_" ,mill i-iilis on the Ilritish goveriinient. i.ii‘ |»r~»t.ei~t. its siili_ii~et..~i.

'|‘he outlook 'roiieeiii-il that thi-

_proiiipt Aiu|'i'ici\n iiiipiiry ig ii ri-iii-i io sti'aiui\.<l nerves, ,lint il. iiiiesliiuni ilie le;;:ilii.y of the triliiiiiiil, wliivli il iei~ins n iiiii-ii~si|\ii- by ".~=i-ii:iioriii| iiiuiyiioilii-N." _ ' _

iiiio.\'i<:\~'i~:i.'i‘ is' ii.-mil

ox i-iii~isiii|~:N'i- 'i‘.\ii"i‘.

\\’t\l:i'l~Irl'i`i'lit, llliiss, April 213.-».

.\|i~|‘<~ili\i~:.~° ill-iiiii\_c.ini.ioii of |‘i~e,~;iileiit i`iifi. wus floloni~l lloo.-evi\lt.`s reply iiiuilght. to the pri-side|ii.‘=< nt.i.nc.i< up- iin liiip yei:i.ei'duy. Sonic of ilolouel ilooscvelt’s iissert.iom~i were:~-

'l‘h:it Presiiient Taft had not given

the people of. the country a “s.\imri- deal,” but. _that owing to ii, “i|uiiiit.y of feelileiiess," he had “yielded to the bosses and the great i-rlviiegeil interests."

That one part of the president'~;

attack upon iiini was "the crooked- est kind of a deal" and “deliberate inisreprcsentiitioir"

'Phat the president "has not mere-

iy in thought, word nnd deed, been dlsloyal to our past friendship, but has been disloyai to every canon of ordinary decency and fair dealing such ns should obtain even in deal- ing with ii man’s bitterest oppon- ents."

That Mr. Taft convicted himself

of insincerity when he signed the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill.

'Flint in speaking of Colonel Roose-

velt's position in regard to the trust problem, President Taft "is himself guilty of a crooked deal."

Colonel Roosevelt. took up Presi-

dent Taft's attack on him point bv point, flnying the president on one scathing sentence after another.

TIIE NEITHER

TEMPERATURE

SUN. l00il, ETC

TORONTO, April 29--Moderate

winds, cool and unsettled.

'The temperature at three o’clock

this morning by thc "Rexal1 Store" rested Thermometer with a Northern exposure was 29 degrees above zero ind _with a Southern exposure 3| above. -

'Phe lowest temperature rerordui

yesterday was thirty-one ilegreei-i a- bove zero and the highest was forty- siv above. The lowest recorded the pievlous _night was tlilrty-five n liove. At nine n. m., yestcrdrrv ii was forty-six degrees above and ni nine p. m.. it was thirty-one.

The lowest temperntiire recorded 1-iaturdny was forty degrees above zero and 'the highest was forty-six above. _ The lowest-reeoriicil the pre- vinus night was thirty~onr above At nine a.m. Saturday it was forty de; frrefes above nnd at nine |\‘.m'_ ii. ii-ini forty-one. '

The length of today will be four

teen lioui's and sixteen minutes. 'i‘h`e tide will bc- high tiiiii morning

-at 9.09 and tomorrow morning at

0.14; lt. will bo high l.onigh1.`at. !i_Ilil

1 t.ou.orrnw night nt. iii.. 0. The sim sets this eveiiliiginl- 7.05

and t.nmorrow nveiiliig nt. 7.07; ii. rises tomorrow iuornlmzwit U7 nnd Wednesday morning nt 4.-ii‘.._

The moon risen this afternoon al

5.23.

,._.;_q,......_..__....._.

umm iiiiiiimf mn mm in env --"

ilinmru --Lutnnt oem nlmmml

, ii iiiiiiiiiii.

(Uaiizitliaii Press. )

QI-’I1lUEUi Alifil 28-The Canada

Line steamer Seiten opened naviga- tion between this port and the far side of the Atlantic for 1912.

The vessel docked here from Ger-

man ports this afternoon with 1100 imiiiigrants and 4,000 tons of cargo.

Hdw long it will be before she

can proceed to Montreal is not known for thc ice is still jammed fora dis- tance of eighteen miles.

Go\'ernir.ent vessels left Sorel yes-

_terday to lay the spar buoys down in the channel from lllontreal.

liast iiigiit’s frost has done much

in rendering the ice iam more solid and it is iiulikely that the river he- twecn here and lliiiutrenl, will iii'-| vicar for several days.

iiisiiiii is

Will Hlllilllll

(C‘nii;ii|i:iii l‘i'ess. i

liiil~l'I`l'lN, April 28 llosliiii gave

('01. llooseiw-it loiiip-ht. the nil-st. ileii1oiist.r:\ti\'c weleoiiic which lin,-

nver iierii seen since the iiefziiiuiiiig iii' this cuuipuigii for the l’i‘i-si.Ii~iir_v i~.»i- iiiiiiutiiin. | .\‘ii~:ikini: iii thi- ,\ri-iiii, _the fi»":iii~r

i‘i'.\sidi~iit. \-i‘ii.ii<iv.e,i" 'I‘iifL iuiil :ii'r'.i;¢i-.\ liiiu of si~.i‘l;Iii;_; ilie support of iii--. lli\_~i>li!.~i.

lilt. Iii.-\('.\lliI`((`ll'l'

IS Nil lil'1’l"l‘I‘lIl.

'l'tlltlii`\'i`ii_ .\|ii'il2ii...li|‘. .\|'t:|ii\fiillil .\I.iei\1iii‘i1iiy, former pi-liivipul oi' the -liiriis St.. (‘oiiei;i.fite Iiist.it.ul,:-, nuil. one of the lirsl. knowii eiiiirat.iiiii;il' isis iii the l`i'i\\'iiii:L' sliii\\'e<l no iiii provenieiit. this inorniiiif. lie was struck by ii si.reet ciii' ye.<ti‘i‘iiiiy and sustained ii fi'ni'.tiii‘i~il skull. iIi.~: iiilvnnced iii:C i't~iidei-s his ri-4-ii\'i-ry nu iiliely, ilr. lvloi-.Nliii'i'.|iy wus boi-ii iii |(iiitii‘e, rirotliiiid, :ind riiiiie to (Min

iidii TZ years ago.

, A ‘|l()Y.-\,l.' h'1l"l`l<l.

NEW YORK, April 21;.-A cable

froni ilernc snys:-Don Juimc,scconii son of the King and Queen of Hpiiiu, is still under treatment by l)r. lley- inond at l<`itsiiourg, I'lwitzerl:\uil. lt is feareil that his defect is incuriihle. According to Swiss uewspnpc-r_ thei doctor has declared that the Royal infant will probably be deaf nnd duirh for life. 'The child has always suffered from ri chronic complaint in the nose and throat, and during the last few months has iinderiroue tivo operations. Don Jaime was horn June 22, 1898.

LIFE (`O.\/l1"ANIES Bi\Ill.Y i-IIT.

LONDON, April 26.-Heavily as the loss of the Titanic will fnli on- inurine insiirauce companirs, Syreii_. and rlhipping believes the loss' of tli“i life insurance compnniis will be very iiuich izrenter and run into several millions.

The lives of some of the great fin- ancial niagnates who have gone werei of such importance to the vnst inter-I eats under their control that their sudden death would be immediately followed by 8 fall in stocks. To DN* vide against this, short.-term ,insur- ance was carried on their lives at nominal rates.

ii. i. i, iiii iiiiiii-iii__ iiiiiiiiiii-sS_ 'iissiiiiriieii OF

‘ liiiiliiii ll iilliii'_ iiRiii>Eii’.» siiiiii BY - iiviiiiiiiiiii I--iiiiiiii I iioiiiii or GAMMA

The ~Kooiiig Albeii Leaves No-hiawdiiis and all.(},enveii- I ' ` 'R Dg||| ()||ly |_]¢¢d3`|| 'faq the Ways at Danizic- tions Alioiit»0ver-l’oiI- Details to sg

. iiviiiiiiii ii we so-ii

” ” ~ si iiwiiiiici °°“‘;,°,,',§‘,..f“°

-- 1

. iiluimtliuii' Press. )

'l`OR()N'I`O, April 28--The llilxlil and

hliiipire says, though persistently ile- nicd. that the absorption of the Trader`s llank of Canada by tbclitr- ger institution , the Royal Bank of Canada, will at least receive official confirmation within the next few days when it will become neceiwilry for the directors to announce tba terms upon which the 'l‘rader's Bank sliarcs will be retired in exchange for the iissiie of the Royal flank of`(.‘ap- adn. ‘ '

'l‘hc Mail and Empire learns defin-

itely that the scheme of ammqgal mation was completed nnd approved yesterday by both parties.

The new combination of the Trad-

i-rs nnd floynl linnlis will result lu ii lnink which will rank tliird in the Vziiiruliiiii list., it's paid up eapltal :iif11i‘i‘l'!fliirig |p\.;\1'\y $l2,0i'i0,00_l'l_

|..»\il|ii1‘lil l~‘1liH’f‘

IN N.-\V1\i. 1\l<3il‘IilNC|i!.

“___ ,

'|'iiiliiN'l`ii, April 2i'.~ “I i-barge

_-,i-iii to hold in i-o|i.c |'esl\i-i=L and Iiiinor thi- l\‘i-ein-li-1iiiiiluliaii liberal who loiiiglii. the iiioiu-er iiiittle for ii i`1iii:itliui| eoiiii'iliili.iu|| iii this lm-_ iierinl nii.\'_v." in tliese words i\lr_ .l. .\‘_ \\'illison, speiikiiii; ur. thc Hi. <i<'oi'\:e'.~i .\‘o<'ii-ty' bniiiiuet to ville briitu Ht.. iii-origi-‘s liny, eiilogl'/.ed Sir. Wilfred liiiiii-ii-i"s iiuviil poiley,

Mi\il Iiiili l'Ill|("l‘

IN iilVl<llll~l|1il~l, lt. l.

|ll\‘l<lllr4|l)I-l, ll.l., Apri\_ 21'.---~'l‘h`,,

ruiiiiini_; wild oi' ,i uiiul diig i.ll|ii. nt' iiielo-ii ii child nnd iiii. several. other 'iiiigs liiis so .~lf.ii‘l`t‘\l i.l\r t.0Wl\ [hill thi- |iiilil~e have issued nn order I-.hot ull dogs must be kept. in restrnliit, and any found runmiiig ut. large will be en|it.iii'i~il. This order iuust be kept for iiiiii'l.ei-n days.

.\‘.\ YS \V_ 'l‘.S'l‘|dAl) l\lXl‘.l*I("lliCil

'I`i| lii<l S’i‘(iNI<lI) llY A MOII.

NICW YORK ` April 2.'i.--Wi_lll\1i

'i‘. .\`i.e:id, tlu-’l~higiish publicist., _V310

was lost with the 'l‘il.nnic, expeedril :i viiiieiit death, but thought he ivoiilil

he stoucil by ii mob.

This was the word Rev. I)r. News-ll

i)\\'i_i:lit l-lillis brought to the Hteml memorial meeting of the men ami religion conservation . congress lu

i"iii'negie hall last night.

J. A. MacDonald, editor of the To-

ronto "Globe," brought Mr. l~)beai‘l‘i~i message to the congress on "l’o_a/I-Q," which was to have been the subject of iin address by the dead man. ` _

“Stead was an ordained npostl of

universal peace," Said Mr. Maclgpn- ald. "He pleaded for it with -kings, ` ezars and ministers. He ` fought with the beasts of greed and lilljinh- er and the tire-eating jingoists. '-

“When 1 visited him last June he

talked especially about his wish in lift the journalists of America Mui ltlnglniid against the War Symllcntell which menace the world--the iln- nncial "war lords." Most of all did be believe iii the future of the Anglo-

iéaxcn race.

"When I left him for the last time mst June he placed his hand oil uiy /iiouider and said: “You Americnliif must remember your English-spculb ini; fraternity. And remember. tllfli' _ f‘nnadn hollis the key." H811 116 ‘i"4‘" li;-re -to-night he would have. _un- doubtedly made us lace the nwfui [nets of war-its inconceivable folly, its intolerable burden. l’le880 Gml

One compnny nlone has been hit

for t.liree~qiu\rtcrs of a million sterl- ing, t$3,7.'iil,000,i'

ut least that the Ai\lZl0`RH¥f“‘ Fwnm shall iii-ver he drawn ncainst his brother Anglo-Flnxnn."

_ _v______ _____________________,_____ _,W A _ __ __,__v________.,._._.,. .,._.,,,. ._._._._._.___.__,__-.-..~...~.,-~»--~»-~»---»~»~»~»- ~v~¢»

ofm-AwA_ Mi,-i| 2tl~ (‘onstruetion

“imp in to be pushed this siiiuiuer 011 the section of thc 'f`i'n|\scoi\t.il\eiiliil iiorui ni tiie iriiieii. it in iiiiiicfl iv have the line from l4i\l‘\""i"T ~,I“"°"I“" to the end of the-Ontario ro\'¢f1\\\\<‘\\f» iini- iii i-.oii<iii.iiiii to iiniii urniii-liyiiii tilmii. 'l`hls will ineuu nu addition- nl outlet next winter for western wiient. {1‘hi~ line from ‘ Winnipeg to Sii|\rr~

ior .function has been i'uunluL' I“" some time-_ if the in-elioii to \‘oel\' rnhe is eoiuplt-ta~if next fnii, us ex- pected, wheat. can come down over the 'l‘f-miskiiniipg Ai Northern oiitnrio railway io lin- (iranil 'l‘riink east- ward eonni\et.ionn and go oiil. by way

HOPE T0 .SHIP GRIIIN , _

ll PORTLIIND ME.

ostiiiiiislieil find in operiitlon. this

_vi-ar.

The Grand 'i‘r\ink has already mmlo ii rpnlrnct. with the 'l‘. &'N. 0.' - for riinnlui: rlglits _from ‘(‘-oiihrn\\o'to

North ila_v. ' ` _

The differences which imrh llriiioh

over the Qiieiier. terminals and l till Qiieber dry dock location are to he considered on the siir\t~i\y the _ ini- of railways, the pontmantgrf - r.-ii and Millar iii\onard,".’|l_v¢o‘ ‘.‘ s taken the place of the 1‘rlbiinl‘_ol\till\li_1- mi iiiiiii-ii. 'viiey will miurara mitllm inniiii-y iiiio iiii-_ vnrioiui lens ‘i _lbw terminals nt Queivee i("2fI¢‘,\fl|ltt1c» _la iiie dispute ns to whzthsr-,tl\e~._I>'lb ed dry dork shall be ' iievis iii- ilu- Quebec nlM.""i`M1"

nf Portland (Mr i '1‘iii~ government

:.;,i-f.l-

. is to be bi-oiight out from Engl/_ fi

liopae to be able to have this routeinake a i-eport, - 1' ' . ~