MMWING DHL F0 \ViiililK||\' iNi)\\ RN] rt/il,

cr U5

21 c ;§ QT

._,.¢

__g_,_.§. ,,_o.*.i,;_\'________j_ ____ _ cHARLoT'r1=:'1‘owN, PRINCE now-ARD ISLAND, c/iNAo`A, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12,1907, {

~ '- +~-1-- v _“T

l".l'»‘T=H‘\H li liiit

'54 gs gs __-I F3

BIG LOODS Pusinui A BUSINESS _ Mui anus '

States cause _ _ A Candidate _ Many Residents in Bad Plight ’

” Illllllillll DEPRESSION ‘

ce Tsai..

Vast Damage

#___ `

r"-:T

Again be a Presidential

A D _ our neu IN

‘I Il"H|l¥_dB°I@f@SH»'_ Will N01 One Thous;ii1_rl_l_JT1_iTiT1‘_llT;i;ut of Worlr

TORONTO

' . . _ ’ - ___ and No Chance for I"l°°fl111s Mines, Wrecklns Lgggitg PMR, New A,,,,,,,,

and es And Railwa S _.cz.“.:;~°;;::.::..;a:_-';"‘._;‘:r’;::;

g y nomlnantion for n third term.

_ I- T TIE TIIIIP LIMIT

Proposal to Eiinitthe Number

P|n|.Ans|../uiia, Dec ll.-(Special)--ins-is

of life and greatdauiage to prop.rty are reported from the central and cis-'ern

Sutei by floods caused by the heavy

rains of the i.st few days.

The Deltlwarefiusqueliunna ami Schuyl-

kill rivers are rising rapidly and me aznull streams throughout the coal regions have overflowed their b.|ni_rs, iisodimz the mines, causing cnvelns and doing [great

‘l |ll"il2 to r.llroud :ind othu' properly.

This Ligh water cnu ei the ool npse of

the Li-iiiue in course of crcciiou over the

Mlfilinville, and reaultid in the death of

it coil ip~ i- i. Tin.-y were nllihrown into the

uiiisi will in nun owl ruuu wuu

Chinese Imperial Customs department To Police The

_ West liiver

Puxm, Doo. 10.--The Imperial customs

(lap-irtment, of which Sir Robert Hurt is direstor-general, setting aside previous objeotions,ls now prepared ts proceed with the mlleing of the \Vi~at River, ac- cording tothe plans ot Great Bi ituin. In

the face of much opposition from the of- ficials of the Kuiii-tunr., province, the de- paitmentis pressing forward in its pur- pose 'o earl fifty' years of piracy. Great Br L-rin Is showing n dsterininitlon in the orosent erlsls to effect \\ stendylnrr ir.- luenee onthe Chinese government, which is asking time to lhanage the angry pro- vinoials.

An unexpretsd elsniont lu the situation is the laot that the Chinese newspapers to~day sent out broadcast the Times’ cor- rsapondonifs London speech, which is op- tlmist'e on Chinese progress, encourages thecontrol by Chinn of its own country, and aniiopatei the withdravrnl of fore'gn troops from China. _ * _

lMBlSSlI|]lIll o

BHIEE UNITEII

U|lIlEl_l_S Tl] EU

British Ambassador To Wash- ington-To Visit London, And Mav Ni t Return

i.nNnoN, Deo. 10. -it is exp.ciel that

Mr. llryco, tie xiritisli nrnlnsndor Bt Wnslilnitton, will \'l»lt London e\rlY lil the yanr, for the purpose of conaultinii with ti e amhoriilestf tre Feral!" om"- ivrinclpnlly with rr.-fires ce to therelatloui between Amtrlon and Jallfln- '

it is by no maths certain that will re- turn, and, in ous hs don nor. hi' l\|°°° ' sorviiii probably he Sir Henry I§""‘d' the Il itlsh minister at The linR\lP- It I' said in explanation of these reF°l`° "M Mr. lirycs never oontsmniited si ions rl' aivienos at Washington. Md “°‘“°d P 7°" as the possible limit of his rervior. Tlw Britiah nnthorltlaa for obvious reasons'

Preiate Forbids Attendance

' in Vain

Monrruenr.. Q., Dec. ro-Last Sunday

Archbishop Bruchesi issued a pastoral letter calling upon all proprietors of mov- ing picture shows to keep their places closed up on Sundays, and upon all good Catholics to refnin from patronizing these places. The instructrons produced no ef- fect whatever. All of these places were openTSundny and ull did rushing business. It is now likely that a civic by-law will be introcluced. _That it will be bitterly

fought appears likely inasmuclras those places have increased at a wonderful rate within the last few months, and there must today be nearly a hundred in opera- tion. principally in the east-end of the city. All are apparently making money,

__.'_1__-11

ENIIHANTEII I GIASSES

Marvellous and Mysterious at

Fairyland

In the pictorial programme nt Fairy-

land tonight, the magical, she mysteri- ous, the humorous, the dramatic, will be vrorthily r»pi~¢~suit.ed, in the foliovrinm- (a) "Enrrhnnterl Glasses" n luautiful nnd delightfully inystifylng series of marvell- ous metamorphoses, as wonderfulaa those soon in the magic mirror by the I»°'1¥°f Shnllott, ju~t before the following oc- eurrtnocz-

Out flew the web and floated wide, The mirror cracked from side to side "The curse has coma upon inc;" orlld

The Lady of Shalloti.

(ii)-“Another Crime," a drama. wrenc-

ly marked hy tha elements of the tragic it is thrilling and exeiiinll- (e) “The Mani/io Juggler" A rsalistle ri- presentation of the startling feats per formed by one of the greatest .TUKRIGII IU world tod||!~- H (4) “I Never Forget The Wife -A com- edy, tnstn beans to out “ull aero. de~ precsion gloom and§n\olanoholy out of

h i ess. “THE new Illustrated song will be sung

P k r lioopor.

wsrcgdsncing will be given by Halter J

Doyle.

__,,.__....._----

r.a enters course anim.

is now in its cram. “fl in 'I *Mft

aw M “me” “im” w mhmmm T od’ RHODE erlcnwill Le over ruuwlth this

rslat'ous between the United States IDG J\pan,and if lr. Bryce shouii insist on r.-tiring, they will send a man of '|56 fllrium-i-ie exyerioncl to handle the ail- u tions which might NIN-

_________ ._ .... ,..-

lilnsrds Liaiment Cures Dlpiheflr _

um". m t d use brcrentivs :du :£?‘1‘;'\iiTdG\:pr?sT»’rplus ot Oirror h°"f,,°m,”¢.¢, and ini\§i¢___i_la\ar_;h4=_lono three times meh day. 0 “I 'Q NY* ha r por ufrmiiks ‘atnnhoannltfaies :M “,,‘,|,,_ ,,.,.,|, an the fever. reiavar ,,,,,‘ he ..|..¢|... .aa aanmvs ev-rr vesting# 'I emnrrh and tcre throat. For Broun - ‘f,,,_ (;,|,,.¢ nan winter iiis Oatarrhosonei

Approved

The Guardian with reference L3 limiting

eonespondent when ha states that

the e would be just ns many lil) txrs

kept; in fishing order.

Nwlnrl to packers. as material is very ex-

ruen agree s labor. .,-..,v~»-» I would like to hear the opinlonsof pack-

ers and fishermen, through theooiumns of The Guardian. .

A Pncirnn.

THE UNEMPLIIIEIT IN VNNEIIIIIIEN THHENTEN TINTIIBIE

..,._....

Another Riot Is Said To Be ln Process Of Making

Vancouvnit. B. C., Dee. 10-Agitation for another rlotis being worked up in Vanoouverln col-i blood. The oivis au

thoiiuies are watching the situation very oloscly. Yesterday the leader of a small army of unemployed, which surrounded the City liall, told Mayor Bethune that riot. trouble could Le expected if some- thing was not rlane to relieve the situ .- iion. At the Aslaile exclusion meetimr in the East End, riot was openly advocat- ed by Sam Gothnad, one of the speakers, who declare] two thousand five hundred idle man were walking the sire~~ts and that unless something was dose tr give them places, now held by foreigners white men would not be responsible for what hnppsrcl.

ui swuisr p neu uni f in uw lui

Srocxuom, Dee, 10-Attend. ii by the

prinasa and his suite, King Gustave at noon today received the homage of the troops, who weve drawn up in a semi-elrole around the palace. lt was a splendid and solemn spectacle. The kingaddressa fthe troops, briefly, saying it was his firm con- viction that they would always ba ready to fallow .him when the w-slfaie of the country reauirsdjtham to doao. The funeral of the lata flag, it is ox- nitua. wiute hem o_o. inn.. ony nn rlflllhihl sovereign: of Svrerlsmamongths

King af Ds :mark and other-sl will sand reothiantstvaa probably. TM MWIRGP Q\¢0l\. Sophia, nn decided

lun. Sold ly all dealers 25° and $1.00

to live in reninmsct at Castia lriksdsle.

crowned haatil, laliksly to Attend. Tha.

_____~_` Used by Each Factorv ,\I| Ii

IS SEITIUIIS

west branch of the Susquehun n river at Sir,-I reid an item in arceent tissue of "`“

seven mon nnrl the injury of reerly a the number of traps tobe used by each Fi`I9lldS ATB Vefy Ul'lBaS_y 50°” "E ‘"PI“’1" ¢W°Df=\"I\f\D1f\li»t\l|Y l.>l'sti~r factory I ma

_ _ ‘ ' v 1 . y say that I

Iiorly nien wer-.aut work nn a traveller I hm-e bum an ndvmmte ° of this Confned to Bed In Coun

on the iaidiie spin of the et,-nature when for y(,,".,,_ I mme Mm, with yum, try H , me

swollen i'.\"". with the nunihir of trips greatly limited _ ___

'5 e,“ght_,md prohmly mmm as mem would MoN'i‘i:r:AL, Dec. ,l0. -The rx mlifion of

5 1,,H,1u,,¢y°f mom and the gem. could be iinn. J. I. Tarts is eiusing his friends

the most serious apprehension. Ile is nt

Such is not the care at present. It is l"”¢5°“5 ¢0“fl|\°‘I ‘-0 Ill* bed lit hi* 0~\1"'

_ quite safe to any glut, fmm unc mm-ph ga try red lecco, Biucherville. For some

one third the gem- now ugul is nag “smug months his health has been unsiitsfact- and the men have to run so clise that the WY. Mil 0f IMG iw NN ilmllild'-\ll.Y Md B0

pair [wig and vp|y crm” du,»|,_g ,.¢»,,~,|-my abandon his erlitr-rlai duties on Lu Pairir.

weather willremnin fculed for vi celrs. ,..l._.____..___

__ ‘ Now if, as your corrisnondent recom

mends,alimltbsputonthenumhero! traps,

used, by e wh factory, it would be a gre it _

at Them 0|'| Sunday, but pensive, and it would also save the fisher- I.

, , td alothard _...._~ V _ ,-»- - V -

IIIST EVENING

Had To Anchor ln Stra~its'No Western Mail Last Last

Night

On ing to tho dense fog which prevailed In Northumberland Straits last night, the S. S. Empress which left Pt. du Ghana yesterday afternoon from Summer.-ids, was unable to make the latter harbor, and anchored in the Straits. In consequence, uona of the mails from the western Pro~ vlnces was received in the city last night.. The train for Chnrlottetovsn was held at Summrrsidt-, as it was not known at what hour the Empress might arrive, there.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Oarcaoo, |Jece.1ibrrl1-(Speeini)-

Dec.Co=‘n......,..... _ 501

“ Wheat..." . .. . . . ICOQ “ Pork...... .. . .. ll2,82 Jan 0orn......... .. - 558

“ Wheat....................... i)ii§

"' r°a¢...-.. --

__________,______

Advertisers will kindly bear in mind

that The Guardian cannot undertake to insortinfollowing issue any “chnnges‘ fads received after one o‘ciook each noon.

Cpnfha, calls. l¢\,nraont»r.», nv: ,-fuer lured aiirnsnts are quickly reitr 'sd by Cresolana tablets. ten cults mr box. .all d-uq|»iasl»

Condensed Advertisements

Too lata for iilaulticaiion

"3 _Q55 _£516 son nares

7 OLET.-U tt 0 onina. Ap ly i F Unas- PaHl,lNh:’. IT Chestnut Tit. un'

_ 1=:u<txrr,_i1-_

KEY- per-.on wishing to ours asa

Uhristnins trees can leave ordsla

with Garter dt Co. I2-ildhwnrl

`“`0s1|-sin Eairymnd last Saturn

.IJ nigh , eni~a'n y Ianni- coils.: lfindar-irabias M Fitz: St. 1|-ildtipd

o 1. "-Go n ' I I x..“.[n..»$’.i‘ '£l‘.‘.i'i?$'i°3lW&3.’i... f~onvaa'saou. Rent moderate. W. W. Forbes; ll-Iiilwpd

TRAYID-From ownsh premises

§ year-and hail void haitarrnq( and w‘a.s with_ _“talent ear.” ntolr-

a r iv own m. .

Titaifi, ¢ftl|a:‘hrie¢s.’is-isfinaipd.

BIIIBII -That atklhiily nada the

IP*

t d ri thad sy had talikolyto rc' .r._3.%~t..:ns' _..... .... mid la t and active,

li... ‘:::.“°~.n:'..~:'.°.:'.: ut: is .rsr-

'.i`u1tu:~i'ro, Doc. li - - (Special) -'i‘hc

will have to provide work for large num-

the next few months.

bugingsg d¢»p|~e,,_.,|°n in this cny ,md “mil Citizens of six months re: ifienue nr over surroundinu country is eiich that the o ty;

will ri\.ct~i\'o prefoiusni-e. nnil there is nbsolntely no chance of employment for any new urrivzilrs.

bcrs of its residents and all the work 'hats 1,, H ,mm that M lent 1 000 “uhm men can possibly ho provided will barely uf all irn.f_ies urs out of work with no like Sum" N0 keel-‘ the wolf from the door for liiiomi of aiiiplayiiierit in-fore next spring.

Dim’ 511111,

Pri-:'ri~:nnraiu'rzninm, Natal.. Dec. ro.-

Mngiatrnte Stuart has heenentrasteil vi-itliI n warrant for the arrest of Dinizulu, thc ’ Zulu King, whose loyalty has been quest- ioned and whose alleged support of the

l‘ebels is declared to be responsible for the f tiireatoning siiuntionin Natal arising from the increasing boldness of the natives. Mr. Stuart will|proceed at once to Usulu, the Zulu capital. Should the Kafiir sover' eign refuafto come in and stand trial by fi civil court,the military forces already mobilized will take the fieldinnnediately~

Large numbers of Natal troops have been stationed on the frontier.

Recent murders and outrages, including

the killing in Zululand of two chiefs who were friendly to Great Britian, have caused uneasiness throughout Natal, and

particularly in the border settlements. The governor has issued a proclamation directing that the forces now in 1/,ululaad

be strcngtlicueil and calling on all per- sons to render assistance if required, in the work of restoring order.

The last disturbance in Zululand took

place in the month of liiny, 1900, The movement at thai time ivns started by

what is known as ilir.: litliiopinn Cliurcli.

siuuris ui P" uuurs ruin

ruuuiiu

Turn Out to Go to Theatre and Wind Up in a Row

, TORONTO, Dec. ro-Students of Queeu’s i,_Univqnity, Kingston, broke loose after their alma mater elections Saturday ll[ht. About three hundred of them plraild the streets, and took possession ol moving picture theatres. The Bijou Theatre doors were closed to allow

but the students would not wait and broke down the doors of the theatre and forced

_ their way in. A free Gghtensuedsndthe furniture of the theatre wal badly dam- aged. The police were called out, but no arrests were made.

HAVE YOU WABTSI You can ours them painlessly hy Pa

Rain" T

01d 0 f/ender, Is

Agam Fractions

And Has Been Giving Trozthle to the Authorities of Natal- Recent Mur= ders in Zululand Have Caused Uneasiness

The natives resisted the collection of the

poll tax, ainbuslicd and killed many na- tive policemen, and murdered a British

magistrate, The diiaffeciion at that time was widespread, and the Natal troops had considerable didiculty in restoring order.

Mlnard`s Linlment Cures Colds. etc

__i__-,--f-*_*

Illl WIIS Milli. ll PHISIINEH BI Il Wlllll Ellllll

What a Waiter discovered When He Looked into an Oyster Box

Il.\r.'ri.\ioiu:, Dec. Io.--A gay young mt

went punching on the preserves oi' a sullen vindictive clam enrly one morning behind the rnw imr of the lloiel Kernnn, and rarae lo sudden grief. llc is now held in

a. viselilcc grips by the clam, which is dc~ ierlnincd to die mtlier than release its

iiolil on the invadcr of its lioiiseliolil. A

clam is usnnliy known na n quiet, inoiieu- aive nuiinnl of the bivalve species, and seldom figure in our life excepting nt the r.-nal of fork. lint this particular bivalve has constituted itself the latest novelty in

,the rat trap line.

When Charlie, White, the colored bar

man in the Kornnn cafe, nent to the oyster box this morning at S o`cicck to arrange his work his eyes almost popped from his head when lie found ri meiliuni sixcd rat

struggling to drnw its right front paw out ofa round role in the partition nlinostlnrge enough to accommodate its body. Char- lie was puzzled for an instant, but soon observed that the cause of the rat's dif-

tren was a large clam on the other side- ofthe hole that held its foot fast. The clam could not follow the rat, ao the rnt

was pulled through after the clam, placed in n canary cage and let on exhibition at the bar.

the audience to get out by the back way, ._c K UH: COLD ,N ONE DAY

, faire LAXATIVE IIROMO Qninioo

Tablets. l)ru|r]|_{_istA rsfnnd money ifiit falls to cure. W. GROVES eignaturs on each bor. 25c.

THE WEATHER

‘_ T0n0,\"rn, Tie* ll-[Sp.elal]-Ssonu

nani's Dorn and Wort Extractor. Never winrisnnl uni-~ orniia-.ily shifting in

known to fail. Bo sure you get "l’u ,,nam's,' in B5c.bJtties.

i' , .I Wi: i. u|.il nor l 1 i' i i,

I IIIILEIT IN it

Hlil TIGHT

ln Atlanta, After Wihtes iiad liaidcd Negro Lodge and Burned Houses

A'r|./is'rA, I) e. 11-(Special)-Seven,

riegrsoi were lrlllr-ii and th'rty wounded in a rice battle an Atlanta tonight.

The whites rnlded a negro lodge and

liarned several houses. More trout-la is expr-.:t':d.

.__._..__,___.

SIIINT JIIHN

IIIIIN SEIIIIHES

urn Puri

E. H. Flood Appointed Trade Commissioner to the British West Indies

Uvraiva, D~cil~($pwlsl)-I US Flood

of St John has been appointed by tha Dn- niinion Government as Trade Commission- er for the West Indies, Bermuda and lirlvl.-li (iuiann with headquarters at Bir- hedoes.

INSUHITEIII.

siuniiiS__ nu

it missin

Police Had to be Called Out

lo disperse Unruly Crowd.

Sr. Fnnsauno, D¢¢_:,__xo,_TSl.udent dis-

orders have again hroltau o_nt_at the Uni- versity here, forth__e dist; in aavsral months. Tc>.day tha Uni- versity buildings, and s xaaat- ing of students. Over ana' handrsd sr- rests were u-lads. Yaatorday afternoon the streets surrounding tho university were patrolled by mouliad polled, who dispersed little knots of students as they fonnerl occasionally, making use of their whips. I

Minard's Lini nent Cures Distsmpen

______&_____.....-

nu uni mu wlu uuruuu

in ilu un

Was Ninety-tive Years Old _and Had Not _Bathnd Since Childhood

lIim,r,nr'or<'ru:1n, 0,, i)ec. ro-To tho first bath since har ahildhood days phy-

sicians hers ascribe the illness which ond- lr-i the life of Mrs Nancy A. Neasion, 95 _i years told, today.

She was taken to the Logan County ln.

tirmary two weeks ago from har home I Monroe township. and than was forced

to plunge into bathtub of warm water ‘soap suds. Sha protested vainly,

“I’ve not been in water since a child.

I took my last hath ia Bt, lary'a river ami oan‘t stand water now," she uiad.

A chill cams over aooa aftarnha smarg ed and sho took tl hat had with what the

phyieiaus pronoaaoad pacamoaia, dy ing today.

'l`rv the Eiannsoma Sansorr. Th,

beacon iaith. no per lb _ai Sanus i.i¢\s_& .\ewsoni‘a.

1 _ _ _ _ .»_,_,_

Igzhietiggs--"arLss§tI I _ I _ _

_ __ I . f . ‘ »_ H' ` 'N

_ D___l____f_§._l_u__fi5iBn7tsed I _ __ _ ___ _ _ . _ _ I _ MORN1Na,Us`-Cy-; _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ MQ‘°mht°h°“¢ *egg* ~

Iii

'cg-§_'.\.?.E,-_ .

I ei

v as'

L ___ .

i v

in if '

_-m1.¢¢<»_..n-ar=~_e,=,,1:__

l'Z»f-">`3:‘-*»’=--"" " .~

i 'ii .is i ,. ii* .1 ... ll ,, i

. S

i tl _,_ ., I3. l'.I ii

1-1 ;,,.__» ‘.1

i I I

<_ f.

i i

,i .I .-\

til'

°>

, .

ti ,_

T’

‘2.‘2.,'.\-.fo ,.

it ,..~

ti s i

I 1

5. V

,».-‘-_r_- f;

ti fill

1|;

4. 'T

I vi I 1 >

1 F ,_

:- I

i l #1, _-_ ..