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EMPEROR WILLIAM DELAYS lHl,,3illllll3 lll

PRUPOSED FOREIGN TRIPS l.’»l-l~ llllll|lH3

- iis'gned ure Suspicious of Som th' " ’ ' ‘ , _ D * " ' - _ "°,‘;i2';i .”..I. ...... 8...... 3..... ...i.,f“” iiiiiiii ii iii iiiiiii iiiis ”“".'.§.';“.i:‘:.f‘.'“.;z..'f;ii.r

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(Cnnndjan Press)

BEm_l_\.f, illar. 20-Emperor Wil- mm has nneypectedly postponed his departure for Vienna, Venice and (lot- tlta Wllirli wus scheduled for March

22'¥‘:e announcement was made this morning to this effect rind caused the! ,mist complete surprise and thc ren- ron wus oilicinlly assigned is thc dmiculty in tl... sphere of internal

ptimgscyliliiiiiition is so indefinite llnit it may refer either to the coal mike of-, ns is more probable, to the conflm mln- going on in connection with the iiiiziiiccs to cover increases in the arniy and im\‘y' l'€C*3ntl\' decid-i Ed “pon on ivliich the resignation of ,lflolpli \l'i\reniiitli, formerly secret- ayy of ilu- Imperial ’I`rezisiiry was made.

There is fl strong disposition here,

however, to connect thc Einperor’s action with the speech delivered W3. terday by Winston Spencer (lluirchill, First I-lord of the Atlmirizlty, in the British House of Commons. This iS Stfengthencd in consequence

of the Emperor, in the course of the morning, pnyini: a long visit to Ad- niirsl Albert Voiitiertitez, ,~‘,@.-recnry of imperial Nnvy, iinniediotely after which a nuiiilier of the leading officers of the Adniiriilty assembled ini con- ference the object of \\'liicli however, is not disclosed.

The reason iinpclling ell.. l.;m1,m-(W

to change the plan of his foreign trip must be iluite iinliortniii; ng, it will involve enilini‘i'asuieiit of the lilmperor Francis Joseph of Aiistrin and Kini; Victor Emniiiiiuel of ltaly whose zir- Pllllileinents for the niecting have ull been made.

lli\'0ll(il{ iliildl IN YUKON

l°`(`iR 100 YEABf-l.

)iON'l`Hl‘l.»\l., March 10-“They will be gettiiig gold bv the millions in the ,Yukon five hundred years hence," was the ol.inion expressed by Frederick Congdon, ex-.\l. l’., in the course of an interview liere. Mr. (‘ongdon, \\'ho was commis- sioner ior thc Yukon at one time, has been spending ii few weeks in the Ensr, und left for ()t.fa.u'u cn route for home this morning. Sneak- iiig of ihe outlook -in the fnr North, llir. ('ongdon .~.:iid _tlint the post year iiiid not been good, since the lnrgc companies which were prcpnrinl; to mine on n. very lnrge scale were not ready yet lor extensive work. He ilioiight, Iiuwcver, flint four million ilnllnrs wodiil be iiboiii. the nmouiif. of llold pmiliiciiil lost. yclir, `whir:|i in ri [GW yours would prohribly be. was the nniiiiuii. of llritisli riiliitiil donliled. 'i‘hc host. fenturc, hc added, invested in ihe Uiiiiaiiliiiiil Yiikiini min- ing eiitri'pi_'ises, inoiintiiig to iibout. '$fllj00liT000I "

M\`~l`0lll<<li>ii siiid the Nortlierii Country had iiuflcred from the heavy freight riilrs clixirgod by `tlin riiil- wuys. _

JAMi\(.`lA Dill' ll(`)(‘.K l<‘1NAN(_j-

ING I-IAS l<‘ALI.l~1N 'l‘l-IR0llGl-1

KlNflS'l‘ON, .lnni:icin., Mnrcli 16- Negotnitions bctwecii the local gov- ernment mid the representatives of A "Milli Ciliiitnlists in regard to dry llctk land improved :dripping fneilltie,-. at Kiiigstoii, in order to meet, the Panaina ciuinl rtrnde have now been discontiniied. The American inf.in‘iiit- €¢l_ that they wanted guarantees :1- Kemri wiiiiiciitinn more iinni nr- Tllllgcments were mode. The govern-. ment ruikeil them to stiitc the precise nature of the minrnntces roqiiircd, anil they declined to continue the cor- l'€BD0ndericc on this ground. The com- léaiaiy was willing to expgnyl $1|500_.

F.i.EC'i‘r¢ocii'rsD AT

'rim s'rEEi. PLANT.

_SYDNsY. inirrn 1e~1i nad incur lil' Occurred about ten o'cloel< this-. "‘°mll1E. when James J. Livingstone 90|! of Daniel Livingstone was elec- trocuteil. while handling 9, live wire.

thTlie deceased was an employee of the electrical department and wus in me art of removing some electrical thP°h_l'0ni_is. wire, when lie received

9 lgli pressure voltage oil electric °\ll”fCDt\\'liich caused instant or-rth.

IRISH GUARDS WORE _

SPRIGS OF SHAMROCK

NEW vorur, Mnrcii is-A Londo.. “bl” BUYS!-Iii connection with the

f'i;mmenoration of l-it. i’atrick's an- SVHSHFF. the* Irish Guards yester- ay- wore sprigs of shamrock Dre- lrlllted to them by the Queen Mother, _rerandrin The Guards paraded in thcnt of Waterloo Barracks, and ni, he TUWGI* London they received th., 3 °mF0cks from their commanding “mc” on behalf of the Queen Mother. .__________

NEW vom( 'rnxionii

BANDIT GUIIJTY.

NEW voiui, Mn.-cn is-Guilty .».i bln the first degree was tha jury th tffiuglit in late today-by the Gene M?) tic/8 been trying the ease ci smmuonnlflhl. the chauffeur in the “My 15 ll ltiixicnh holdup of Febi- ‘he Eéét Xiien two messengers of robbed 0' Vey National Bank worn W" con" l$2n,000. with the \'e\'dicl‘, many na ci n recommendation ol tombs- b ulitlani was remanded to th.; arrmxnngené ustlce Sunbury pending mm _ for sentence on Wednes- ._____,____

FATIIER OF TWINS

ON 79TH BIRTHDAY.

HL'IgnN:00Ml‘7RY. Mo., March 16- * mwelch, formerly of Farber, had N. MN ippericnce. While celebrating ha" ma" Yilllntb birthday, his wife, hmm “gl Presented him with liiioxiircitoloy Mm R girl' making it an um ' ‘ lflillo birthday celebra-

THE I’Ol.l(ll<J ANI)

i\l[Ll. l~lTR(Kl'lRS (‘.IiASl-I

liAIlltlil, Mass., l\iln.rcli 16-Six

police officers were shot, one proliuli- ly fatally, a dozen others were in- jured by flying rocks, and clubs, and ri score of strikers fiends were brok- en iii it fierce riot at the Bnrrc woolen conihing mills today, fol- lowing an attcnipt on the pzirt o mill men to move seven cars of wool.

The strikers used shot guii:-i its

weapons. (ine clinrgc of bncksliot tore into policeman -loiin .l_ (}onclin's hack, and a second charge blew away his hat tearing: the scalp bndiy. Po- liceman Joseph A. Tisdule was struck

others were less siwioiiuly inju_re<l.

Several hundred strikers and fifty

police fought for linlf iiir hour. li‘ivc arrests vireve made. The striliers sent two mon against the police lines bo- fore the troiibiii. bepjnii to <~ri»z1i.f-. i ilivcrsioii, while the mniii body iiirlkeri-i ciri~li=_d the mills to gain iam: rnilrond tracks wliure the cars stood. All the strikers have been ,driven out of ihe niiil district ncrosw the llnrrc river.

iiiicnt l\‘[.\’.M., was ordered to its armory at worcester at noon, :ind is being held in readiness to be soul. to llnrre' il' the sitiuifioii/ grows worse.

More thani 1,000 men, ciiiploycs is tho Barre Woollen (lonihing Com- pniiy, orc out on strike, They linve

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ini wages rind doubled pny for over time.

A nilmbcr of the leaders of the in-

dustrial workers of the world are here hnving arrived from Lawrence.

All day yesterday the Governor was

begged by owners of the Iinrre plants to send troops here. He sent six

State House, headed by Pnptniii

twenty deputy sberifls.

FUUND l.l'l`TLli] ICE IN

THE ST. LAWlilCN(`l‘l.

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‘ QIJEBEC, lvlnreh 17-According t

Lansdowne, which left for the gulf on Saturday morning at 6 o'clock,

morning nt ii o'clock. `

Very little ice was encountered on

season will no doubt he as success- ful as the previous one.

BURIAL OF Tl-[lil MAINE IN

WATER 3,600 FEET D'ldEl'.

harbor, plunged with her colors ily

at work be un more than a ycn

cruiser Birmingham. 111111 the butter

cleared the harbor.

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BEAT HIS WIFE ALMOST

ing, James Cardwell we. ci low Avenue station and gave hlmcc up. He is now charged with Ili tempted murder, while his victim. woman of 52 years of uso. in in

lm- head, and is iiliio bmlly brliisci about the body.

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bfiiiards llniment euros gurl” 5° °°"

ing, to her everlasting rest. Six l\““'

hulk was carried out precisely as

'ro nimvru.

leriueiii eoniiicion ni. nw zciiefiil 1'°i‘~,

Hill] liillllllll

'l'hc niinuul convention of the Dio-

ceiiun (‘hiu'cli Society of l’. l~}. Is- land is being' held in Chnrlottetown, the first sessions taking place yes- terday afternoon. when the meeting of of ihe executive was held in St. i‘aul’s Sclioolrooin at tlirec o’cloek.

A inrge number of delegates from

all over the province nre in attendan- 'C€ an Well as nll the clergy.

At yesterdiiy uftcrnooii’s meeting,

in the absence of the Archdeaeon, Cnnon Simpson presided. The usunl grunts to the difierent parishes for thc coming _ycni' were made.

The reports of the 'l‘rezisurcr, Percy

Pope, and that of the Secretary, 'l‘. Edgar McN‘utt, were read ns also was the report of the Treasurer of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel for P. ld. Island.

Canon Simpson, Rev. R. W. Fen-

iton, Mr. Jn;-itice Fitzgerald and Mr. Millmnn were appointed representa- tives to the Diocesan Mission Board

Ill WINNIPEG

(Special to the (liini°Llinu.l

ST. Jfii-IN, Mzi_r. 20-A .\'ew York

despatch today says J, |’. Morgan and Co have purchased the Winnipeg rltreet Railway l.ine and the ldlec- tric Hcrit and l'o\\~er Plant for $30.- 000,000.

of Nova Scotia.

Last evening Divine .Service was

held in St. I‘nul's Church nt which Rev. A. W. Watson delivered fi strong address.

Today nt 7.45 ii. ni. lloly Coni-

rnunion will be celebrated in St. l‘etcr's Critliedrnl, a Rural Deanery meeting will be held in St.. l‘ctcr’s h‘e0o<ilro0m at 10.00 ai. ni., the Church Convention will take place in St. Pauls Schoolroom at 3.00 p. in. and the annual general meeting will take place nt 8.00 o’<‘lock to- night in Sit. Paui's blchoolroom. The Womun`s Auxiliary will have their nu- niial meeting at 11.00 ii. in. in St. l°cter's Sclioolrooin.

M()N'I`liEAl., Que., llliirch lli--

Wliile there is no agitntloii for sep- arate schools in Prince Edward ls- iniid, importziiiit nniciiiliiiciits to the present school law are to bo intro- duced by the government of the ls- land pniviiice.

Hon. W. S. Stewart, M.l..A., from

Chnrlottetoxvii, a member of the nd- minstration without portfolio, de- clared here to-day, that one of the fll`Sf» acts of the Matheson govern- ment. would be to bring relief to tho unilerpriid teachers of l’1~ln¢e Ed. ward Island, the increase in the i-one Of llvillg llllrilll; the past twenty-live yciirs making 1. more or this kind \\¢fC0F-Sify. for the reason that if g-rest nuinbers of the best teachers male and female, nre going west, where the snlnries orc more in keeping with the ililulity of work done.

Holi. .\li'. Stewart siiid that the

finances of the province were not in as flourishing condition as they wish. ed, and this no doubt, was the res- son why something not been done lig- f0l’0 tv illliirove the scale of salaries given to the teachers, hut with the prncticc of economies it is hoped to reduce the deficits.

of the l‘. i~l. i. Leiiguc in their series.

in the face by sciittcriiili shot. Thr il °*'°U"° "f 543*

'l`he ;;iinie wns plziycd on soit.l\0I\\'Y » `

ice buf. deiipiio this was very good liockey. iliilli teams lint up n. i¢t\‘i

bl i~ix<'i»‘i.xNi:i~i ui.\i<:s

A'i‘I..\N'I‘_'\, Mnri'.l\ _lil-`Mi':~:. llliifiy

Opie (lrncc and licr luishnnhl, who says his wife drugged and shot him, cvcllun crl icivcilrv today

coufiiiniiig thi-ei-. lnrge diiinioiiils, which Mrs. (iriicc siiyri belongs to

cd of Mr. Grace, :ind iii giving il. ti

it dinmond Slirincrs' ring. “Give her this nl.~io," he said. “It was n gift

Mrs. Gi-:ice .is tui'nini_: over to licr

ty, which ahe had in her jewel case when he was shot.. With the rings go

the property of Mr. Grace. `

Although the physicians have told

great vitality and remuins cheerful.

“l' don‘t believe I nm dying," he

CDMIIUHICITIOH

THROUGH PROVINCE

24 passengers, 40 sacks mail, express

dix icebonts left ("ape Traverse vm-

1.00 p. mi. for Cape Traverse

*ics of Cuba's fortress iintll the ships A ‘ _ 1 tm," (mm Gwmctown

were penalized freqliciitly mid once

having won out in the play oil they were playing with ioiivi' men Lo gnnics, the total scores in the two seven,__nnd on another occasion hiid games hcing seven to five Lust i' ~-- ----------i-°’f""'"""`f'"*' _ ’

night they won from the (.‘-rystzils by AD5

T00 LATE FOR

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in iii 'sn i.i~i, i`i`v.. ii.n~.or..., \-,i.»i...,C_

light but the (‘r_vst:ilsi seiiineil to Mack, l-l:impf.on, i’. E. I.,

mwmmwi ,,2,,,,,,

<:uiicii~i /iso wrifi-1 , -V » "

W.»\N'l`~l'i.ll, tiirniiis, c:\i'ri.is :ind par-

siiipic. il. l~I. Miitirli .0 i‘o., (liinr

lottctnivii. lll<2I.l" WAi\Z"|`l»ID, we wnmi ir prcs<=~

mriii, :ilsii emit., punt. :ind vc-st.

iiiakeiv-i John 'P McK<\n7ie 'i~20d'ii

o.,,,.,.,...y n_, ni ii..-_ s.¢..n.i iinni- 1" "m<=<='~ iifisscssiiin was si riiii: non si\;.i~', nn.-_ .ii-ivin.; i..in<~. iooo

U10. one draft borne |200 lbs.

A. J. Brown, Keiisingtoii. Ii-20d3ipd.

Webster ll. (ipie, her first liiisbmiil. WANTnD>j 65"” ~---.-j--_- Thu return of this ring: \vii..< rc<liii\::t- ` Ur( ‘[‘d_' {"__T'\:l `fmmf"h'd

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uiiisiei iooini. for igi

lioiisekeepiiig \pply li Gu-irdiriii of-

{/ one of his attorneys to deliver to his .,_ ` ” ' ' _, ..

wife lie also removed from his fiubili' mo' _-<4----.__-__~_._.__.3.f9l}l3L[fL'

LOST, in i‘»lini'lottetown, on iilnrch

|‘J, nineteen dollars. Finder rc-

usked for nn iiicrense of ln per cent fron; how, tum LU H_ ],_ Ming' In Kumi' Htl

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dying husband two rings, his pr0lici‘-i FOR .\‘Al.l<}, pure bred short horn

, ' bull, 3 yrs old. Bred at Gov~ ernment, Stock Farm. J.i1-leber Cros-

n.n A. T. O., fraternity pin, one timc’l, Mm~l;l,ll¢l.l_ 3.20.l3l d

Y. ____ __ __ _ _ _ D - LOST, ii. dzirk muskrat muff lined

with brown satin The finder will

members of thc StHt91’0ll‘Cl= ffvm thu Gmcé h.” ig slowly dying he simws please leave with Moore & MacLeod

cnagincieioi-{n,i ____ _u~2odn. '

Proctor, and from Worcester sont. d mend-“QM-_ Umm if the dm_ 1508 SALE: 'A' mom! filly" ‘l‘ ym‘r

tol Y. , tors ilnn't look out 1 shall fool ‘md 3 lllonths °l‘l~ APPLY n~ m,m_~ _ ' .w. Carr, on oei-ind sc., oiiy. '

_ ____ il 20d3ipd. NEW repairing, cleaning and pressing

shop, 154 (it. George St. Work-

manship giinrnntced. T. l.. Troiis-

AHD WITH MIHHLAND dale. _ 3-2odsi._

news received by Behind, lucul ...___ WANTED, ri girl for general l~.m|5(.,_ agent of the l\'l_nrinc and Fisheries The Em-l (li-gy lon; Georgetown yes- w,,,.k_ Apply to Mfg _mlm Department, the govcrnmenft steamer tc;-nay up 7_0n n_ m_ for Picton with Iirowsey “_ “_ Nm 3’ East Royalty'

fl-20ili‘3ilul.

and 33 tons gfreiglit and docked lit ' ,'“ _ """‘“ “lj , '

must have reached Seven islands this 9_40 a_ m, Silo leaves today at 7.00 FOR slihmélfgilillgétlsbssLyégro

a. in. on return to Georgetown with , . _

Pure bred short horns Frnnk Youll

the way down by the Moiitcslm. the lmfssémlrviiiitiilnirgiiz' f'i;ci)trci!iEi‘sy‘;isltl<ei§c`li;1y?hi,it k”`f_‘.N°rul }l_w°r'.s.._....._3`20‘hL1“fpd' telegram to Mr. Boland stated, and 7_0() a_ m_ fm- (leorgetown with 42. 20 HIGH CLASS postcards, with 10 the second trip of the steamer this pussengc,-gy lgn Smlis mail' exp,-cgi. free eiml offers, only 10 ceiits.

and 'i0 tons freight, and docked ntlli. Ii. Hiuli. 13 GTBUOU. SL Halifax' 9.40 ii. m. rinc leaves tn- ilnnadii. :i-20d_1ii'iid~ day ni. 7.00 xi. m. on return to 1'ictouiFQUND_I}f`“7,[1l,,.t“6[j}1t§lEing 5 gn". with passengers, mail, express mid, of m.mey_ The Owner py provinfg fflililhff- ‘same cnn recover on priymciit f0\‘ ihif*

\ il to Geor e H ’l‘i\nton.1-'12

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tel-day :it Sl.2:'i n. m. for Cope lToré fyreut (lgéoirge gtreeg 3.3ndll_ ' wit io i ssc 'ers ui -- - . - _

H»\W\Nf\» M““‘l“' 1°“U’“l°” ‘°"'“" iriiiignginii .fini iiiificiinffi ioiloii ii. .“ENE“€“‘ "°”“"’"~“. 0' ““"'“5°“'

ing skies and 8 henvy tumbling sen, m_ Thev lem,” this morning on l.°tu,.“‘ sleiglis; ' also sleighs and ung- the old battleship Maine, resiirrcctcil to Cave .rrm,(,,.Sc with lmss,,m_,_,c,.S' if grins made to order, spokes mid rims after fourteen yeal`S qlirlul in Hilvliml any and no man The mme iéey,0,,m._ ‘kept on blind, ssuiiiiz, turiiinlit "lid

- ' ~ . , ihousekeeping. Apply B. Giiariliari uf-

leftm( '5::,;cri§§r,?1:§_\irI;lély M' "00 liy F. W. Proivse, R. R. No. 3, East

dI'2(1 I8.th0!`K1B UGBP in the Bapphira “Six igebontg left, Cape "I'0l-melltillii R_QYnlty~ ____ __ _ ,_ 3'z_9d"hDd‘ ‘VBWYS of the gmt' The sinking of the yesterday nt 7.30 ii. m. for Calic WANTED, men to learn best 'usi-

Traverse with no passengers or mail ness in the world, bnrber trade.

Dl8““0d» m“'kl"l¥ the “nd nf the and landed nt 10.25 ii. ni. They leave Pan linve shop or earn big \'»'i\l!fH- EN? g I this morning on return to Cape Tor; .pew weekn required, (‘.0n=:i.int lirsc- and a half BED. 8l\'d»W_ltI-" imposing mgntlne with passengers and outivnrd itice_ tools free, always sm-li employ- °°"°m0nl°“~ Minute 5"" We" med ,western mall. The same six i-eebonto mane write for particulars. H. I. by UW North C""°ll““ “nd the °°°“f‘ left Capo Tormentine on Saturday at G,-e¢n_ Barber College, '/34 Main St..

or I N B _i~'0_=iinr<l

~ . .. -ohn. . .. _-

“l “C " _ , th C‘t ' if Char-

brfngingf the lzzssegtigegs, mfiild mid ‘\/‘I,’}i"lt'{g?£`vrf?r“ lfdy 0; :;:n,.),,1 ap. oxpress rom e n 0 uri' ve in h t t ,cm-escng Charlottetown yesterday ut 12.20 p. §;a;';Q;;li:;:gdcp;£_1ii;;°e l(:0use_ Tho m' and 1°” °“ "turn at BAS p' m' position is porinnneint one i0 the

_ with passengers. mnil and _ express right permx Abply .giving rem..

1 Air ii ting tio mit? Hillview" otrho tngltiin mc" U’ "“°"“"l°" G““"""“ Umm'

_ TORONTO, March 7- dr 00 (ny. W MW” 0 EG W 3-isiitf. his wife almost to denth this morn- Charlottetown' today after tneinrrlval . _ __.

Q ' ‘ the Y

ui i into wil- of the iwirl Grey hrinsini: in cnc mis- N°'1`1‘l"» V’ W” l"“’“”'

lf rs ‘mall and express. dale Stallion. Crll¢lll110F0 ll"

sonize . _

- 'there was no special train to or not been sold and Jvilltlilc rfonnd Rié

* , l _ thi s me stiibls as ere oo e.

Ii frgIri`tiiI‘iig;’ Iiiihwilr/i‘i§i$rE§Btl?I:r‘iii,ir train will iiinlm tho season through rlprIug~

Arrived in Churloltatetovzln ag 9.? si.; flildé Hlg;i;tirBlf3r§5:';\d§\}l:`2;\\¢'i_3232:;

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pl¢al_ ghnlias nine large cuts oi\i|;1;-» :0mini(;ili`i3e;am“i;te‘.nte:ethslfgigmgh wheauey ,Hlvm-, Riisticovilie, Maya

'nt 12.20 ii. m., one hour and flftyifielil, .(`iiiinrili»}l0.()H0R"- :f‘v°',’,.M{‘l:'r .mliiiiten into mid the Sumuierslde at other sections. . . é_’0dm)d -

ii ‘$.45 p. m., thirty minutes late. _ Granville. - -

\IlCTORlllS WIN INTERMEDIATE CUP

f The i‘.lini'l.ottcto\vii Intermediate' luck their usual vim, ni>\'oi'tlieless|t\\'o men f,ll_ '

Victorias are now the cliapipionsi illll-Wil H C1900 sllnic. The Victorins, Ten miiiutes after the start of ploy

lngrnhnm scored from n pass from corner behind the goal. 'l‘wo minutes later Cnpt. Prowse tallied on n long- shot and thirteen minutes later after a Very pretty run scored again. Shortly after this Clieiierle checked Mciliinrric severely :ind there was thii'ti\cii rniiiiifrs delay ivliiln Ernie eflcrtril rcpiiirs :ind “Dom” was blin- islicd for five minutes. Just before hrilf time wus culled [ngrahani scored iin :i nice hit. of individual work,

ln the secoiid linlf Iiil.;i‘iili.'iin was

injured by ri fnll niul six minutes nf- tiir resuniiiig play ilillis tnllled the Vics liisl.. 'i‘lien llrn.d McNeill notch- ed up one on n nice run, followed a minute later by one by Duotc.

Jiiuics Mclilillnii niid (I. Hughes

liainded the gnnio ziiid ihe teiims were:

v1`C'i‘onr.\i=i ‘u.Y:»i'1‘.»\i.S

S~ti‘el izonl i\'i‘i ellnn

Chevcrie point l‘r gorzi

McDonald f-_ point !\If‘Qi:i\rric

1'rov/se il‘nptl centre _ lluote

Ingralia.in rover Tomlyn

Gregory r wing (Capt) McNeill

G-illis l wing Durant

HNAKES I}ANfISl-TED

l”‘ATll.[(‘.l<’S DAY li\EA'ST.

l’l~{‘II.Alll¢`.I.lf’l-IIA, March IG--/\_` J.

Drexel lliddle, millionaire clubniziu. never loved the conventional. He did not wnnt'to have his St. T‘atrick's llny feast on the Sabbath, so '1‘ony ygnvc his luncheon in ndviiuce.

And the snnkes ! They were the real

kind-little green ones which emerged from small green boxes rind which vi'li;;=;le~l across the table.

At the moment the snakes were re-

leased, a man came up ns St.Pntrick entered the room mid, wnving a wand, banished the reptiles, which were tnk- en nwnv by the servants. The snakes were of so bright n. green that it was evident they had been dyed.

The host presented scarf pins to his

guests, who were Charles Dalmores, Alfred Sergeant, Daniel Hut -hliison Rd, Dr. .Ir-mes l\I._ Anders, Howard Shelley, William Rocnp, Joseph Hn- gnii mid Mr. lliickmnn.

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THE YIEITHER

TEMPERATURE

SUH, IIOUII, ETC.

The Giinrdinn did not receive the

usual weather despatch for this morn- ing‘s issue.

The temperature nt three o`clock

this morning by the "Rexall Store" Tested Tliermonietor with ir northern exposure wus thirty-four degrees ii.- bove zero and with ii Soiithern es- posure thirty~twn above zero.

The lowest temperature recorded

yesterday was thirty-two degrees ii- bovc zero and the hlifhut WM 10"-Y* previous night was thirty-three i-i~ two above. The lowest recorded the previous night was thirt_v~thr9e a- bove. At nine n. m. yesterday it was thirty-eight above and nt ninep. m., it was thirty-two above.

The length of today will be twelve

hours :ind eleven minutes. -The tide will be high this morning at 11.47 and tomorrow afternoon nt 12.12; it will be high tonight at 12 and tomorrow morning at 12.06.

The sun sets this evening nt. 6.13

,-will rise tomorrow mor .ing at 6 nur 'Friday morning ot 0.58.

The miionucfs foniizht nt 8.510.

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Minard'| Liuimcnt Cures Ooldu, Etc:

and tomorrow evenini! “ii 5-14: if

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fflanailiiiii Press)- LUNDON, Miir. 20-A llnily i\lnil

despatch from 'l`ieu 'l‘scn says u. flot- illn of Chinese gun boats opened firi- on the government house nt l‘i\iiton today. _

The fort has been in the iinndii of

the followers of Luk, the brigiinii chief, for a week past since the sold- iers inutinied and lizindcd thrni over to robbers.

A lnrge body of these .».,l,l,ni-is mn

now in possession and replied vigor- ously to the liombiardnicnt of the gun- bout.

THE (_‘HlNEl:'il<] OITTLOOK `

IS LESS l<`i_il"lBllllJl.\`G.

NANKING, March iii---Tile oiitloolil

in China is more hopeful to-day than :it any time since the oiitbreak of the revolution. (_lni'elully complied re-' ports received here show that while the unrest is general during' the pnstj week, disorder has steadily decreased, :ind there is increased confideiice in a restoration of trade. The alarmist Prediction that a widespread generiil uprising and niutinles in many places would occur, have not been fulfilled. The flurry iii the mirth apliciirs to be pi'acti‘c.'illy over.

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LATEST F.iKlIt'l` i

Dl~ll1`IGNi‘}D IN PARIS.

NEW \'<ilti{, .llnrrh iii-The Paris

il1'cssinnkri‘i: most stni-iliin; conti'ibii~ tion to lily lmly’n wnrilrobe this YUIIV. is to lie ii new sllirt, very nur- row, with ii slit nt the side cxteiid- ing well nliove ihe ku:-ii. .\ irnde zin- nnuncemeiil. liere, i'el_f:ii‘lliii;_: izho new skirt sn_vi»i:-- -

“TI the i'lirei‘.toiri' sim-.kiii;:, nizide of

Eillhen ilvf.\\'lirlr, with very l:ii'l.;e meshes, is to be worn with the <lri»s.~i, as ii. is sniil, thi- effect. will lu- strik- ing." '

l"RI§Sll)i<IN'T l~‘INilS .

, .iiili Fiiii l_.l~Il'i<]lI,‘

W.\H[ll.\'i:’l‘i'iN, .Nlnrrii lu--.l..lin.

lfluriy, the leper \\'lio_ imsi sliippr-d n- houf. thi- i~.oi|iif.ry liri-niisc of diriir greement between ncieiiiist ns to his disease, luis liceni prr_i\'idcil with n position nt the l‘ort Diamond quar- antine statioii, ncnr Port 'I`owni=cnd, Wnshinlgton, by l’resi<lcnt Taft, Sec- retary Mcvengh ond Surgeon Lienernl Blue of the public health service. Early will take cure of Andrew Grov- er, zi leper over whom there is no dispute.

l)Yl<]I`i l`l.f\’l"l~‘ 'l'UltNlCl) l.()(lSl'l. `

SEA'l`TLl<], Wnuli., March 10--

Seuttle citizens fail to see brilliantly colored rats scanilierlng nqout the streets it will mot bo because the rats nre not there. Health l)epnrt~ nien't officials this week liheriitcd twenty-five dyed rodents for purliosirs of identification. Encli rat hns a price of $2 on ,its head, wlictlir-r clip- tured dead or alive. The liurpose is to trace the drift of the rodent popula- tion ns it iiii;-;rntcs froin one section ofthe city to another.

“At this time of the _vciir rats leave

in wuteriroiit, where they stay dur- ing the wiiitcr months, and make their wny to hills und residences por- tions of the city," said Henlth Com- missioner (‘richton.°’

NEW T()R(lNT() SKYS(`ll.i\l"l<}R

'l‘i)ll()N'1`0, Mirrcli 13-The building on the northeast corner of Kinl-‘I “ml Victoria streets, ,opposite the King Edward hotel nnil occupied ns ii hord- wure store and wnrelioiisc by the llicc, Lewis (`ompiiny, line been sold by Ellins Rogers to (l. Claude Fox for $125,000, which includes the lense- liold. lt is understood that the stand- ard stock exchange will erect n sky- scraper iind occupy part of the build- ing.

I-‘AINE Ii(l0S’I‘i~\ "GRAD"

COACHING AT YALE.

NEW HAVEN, March 16-Ralph D.

I"5ine_ wha was grndllatcll ff'0nl Ylllb in 1894 and who stroked the univer sity crew in his senior year, in an ui-

onizli in limi. Hnrvnrd nguin.

ISHOCKING DETAILS' . I

terview in the Yale News praises the return by the Yale athletic to F£|`Bd\\‘ ate coaching in rowing and baseball, ngpnndence. Flo long as ii woman mid comiemiis the departure fromcsnnoc earn ner own livin: on is de- thnt system, which he believes brou- nendent rin a msn ond there in no ght about Ynlo's defeats in recent years. Referring particularly to rowing, he snys that the Roh Cook

,Mlnard'| Liniment Cures Illstemprr

OF CHILD MURDER

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Almost incredible Partl- culurs of Womun’s Fendishness-Six

1 I Killed.

WllH liUNlllllllSt '

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(Pnnudinu Press) ` l'Aii[5, Liar. 20--"l‘hc police an-

; iluirirs in the case of the so culled socialist liiniriqiieta Marti, who wil arrested in Barcelona charged with killing two children is bringing to llitflit almost increditable details of criuie according to the Journrll. ,

The police have now discovered

flint she abducted and murdered at len.-it six children whose bodies have been found nc one of ner former re- siilciii-es.

A little girl called An;:olita_ who

wus rescued from her cliitclies, said that Marti made her est the flesh on

ri child who perished a short time before.

HllI’l~}S FOR ENDING

RlIi`l.R CONTRO\’FiRSY»

i.oxooN`. Msrcii io-cnmnimcing

-in the rifle controversy and oxprela- ing the hope that the recent resolut- ions of the National Rifle Associat- ion may be satisfactory to Canad- ians the Standard of Empire says the differences arising over the red Lapc-ism have led to great bitterncdci now that the Ross rifle trouble has given rise to fi feeling in Canada. that ivaiit of sportsmanship Mid evm worse influences are at work, which

g is laincntnble.

"We nre convinced that the N. R. A., has never been guilty of any lack of sportsmaiisliip," says the ps.- per, "hut we do ask that special and scrupiiloiis care should be observed at° liii-ilcy to ensue freedom of action,

|freeiioni from pinpriclis and from em ll:ur.'issnieiit of any sort of unernl! 'rod tape regulations for the greats!

benefit of the British markumca."

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,<_'oi':~:'i‘lsss WAILWICK » ` oN LOVE AND MEN.

NEW \’i'iilK, March lil-Surrounfb

ed by ber husbands gods, and ver! iniich of goodness herself, Francis .i<lvelyn, i'ountc.ss of Warwick, in hir suite in the Ritz-Carlton Hotul, talk- ed of nicn .find women, of love _.and mai-ri;igc and divorce, of sudrngo and

Socialism.

A' long time ago when the Bouiltcsl

of Warwick was Lady Brooke, Eur lish society christened her "the lub- bliug brook,“ because, it was aid. she had told somebody, who ' told Isomehody else, who told 'somebody lelse, of the fainous baccarat game it .Tranny Croft nt which the thm Prince of wales was presented and Ji which on liinglish gentleman was no- cused of cheating. lt was said, too. limi Albert Edward never fcrimvc Lady lironke for the inrliimretiom at-

tributed to her. ".\’iarriuge still remains the ide!!! 0!

most young girls. but I iiiwe a llltf-lb dniiiglitcr of si-ren, and I hope when nbc is crown up slie will be one ol the vcnliy cninncllinted wonienp tlmt she will follow any career that 111051' es nor. liy the time she is 17, ahh ,may be sible to lock forward to stain ,ding for Pnrlizinient. _

f‘0f course I believe in snffragl."

Lady Warwick continued. "Ana So- cialist. I liclicro in adult sufkage withoiit regard to sex. Women Win net the vote in Euglzind very noon .but with n property qualidcs.tl0\l such ns now auiilics to men. Wind” smniiliiiig on the Dori: of the eiii1l‘h¢¢l" ics is fooliiih tactics, but it’l rldlciv loiis to say that it will retard ‘H10 triumph of the movement. Nothihil cnn retnrd it l" Added L84! W5: _wick, with ii ringing note. "When ha _ the hunian race demands its rightlil has to be heard.

"If siiiirage were submitted to I rpnirei-idiim of Enizlish women today! believe it would lose-there is I0 much iziiornnce. no much felt' of in- novation. But it is the cultured mln- ority that inaiigurates all ri- forms.

“if nmiorlties really ruled 'tbl

world we might still be in the jungle

More and more women are mornin: inn to the desire for economic in pendenee. The old idea ol sex |151* ery is dying, but it's dying hard." » l "I think perhaps English women nm slower to chance, more stndfut- iless volatile, nonsihle than Amdriclu women. Fiit the tmdmcy of worn!! all over the world is away fiom eel

use minciniz words about lt. "l"'iio mont siqnlficniit movement ff the world tmlnv is the file of ropiili\l‘_l

lstroko was ixooil enough to bcnt.Har- eve;-_vwl\¢~N_" Lung Wm-q|¢\¢. conclud-

vnrd year after year and is good eu

- iid, omliinzlv. "'l"h\'oncs :vc tofN`t° lini: in the Rtntc and in the ro»'iie.’f

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