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IN NIIVNSEIJIINI

Special to The Guardian. nAi.ly‘Ax, April is-Ii ir fenrnu

that a general strike will shortly close all Nova Scotia cial mines.

The Springhill strikers are losing

ground in the contest with tile' man- agement and have appealed to the international body which has, it is understood, ordered cessation of work in all mines until the men's de- mands arp granted. The belief is that orders will shortly issue for a strike. This will involve thc suspension of work in fnany important industrial plants.

TWENTY-FIYE DEAD _

BY TORNADO IN THE

AMERICAN WEST

KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 13-

Tornadoes which swept parts of Mis- souri, Oklahoma, Kansas and Arkan- sas late yesterday afternoon and last night are known to have killed twen- ty-flvo persons, injured more than 100, rendered more~tha`n 500 home- lcss and to have done thousands of dollars worth of property damage. Of the dead, only twelve have been identified.

The first tornado was reported at

lllskridge, Kas., twenty-flve miles south of Topeka ut 4 o'clock yester- day afternoon. Here many houses were destroyed, and much damage done to crops.

Tile storm which swept llfslridge

struck Powhatan and Netawaka, Kas., nearby towns, then swept oil to the northwest striking Whiting, Kas., north of Topeka where sixty houses were demolished. Continuing to the northwest Hiawatha and Man- ville, Kas., were struck and here three persons were killed and much property damaged.

A terrific tornado struck Lawrence,

Kas., killing two persons, injuring twelve and doing damage estimated at $175,000. `This storm swept the town from the southwest to the northeast, and after passing over the Kansas river, continued towards Leavenworth. An hour alter the first tornado struck Eskridgc at5o'clock yesterday afternoon, a 'tornado swept through Oklahoma, parts of Arkansas and `Southwest Missouri. The storln came suddenly tearing down houses about the heads of thc people. Many rushed into the streets, only to he knocked down by flying debris.

N0 WOIAEN AND CHILDREN

_ HELD PRISONERS

SAN DIEGO, Cal., April 13-Denial

that American women and children at Alamo, Lower California, are be- ing held prisoners by insurrection im- dcr General Berthoidt, W-as made here todiif. by Mrs. Nell-ie Myers who was released through the intervention ol the United States Government after having been arrested as a spy. She also declared that Jack London, the novelist, is in Lower California and was the guest of the insurrccto com- mandre in chief at ;Ala.mo subsc- qumtly leaving for Mexicalia, the re- bcl stronghold.

BARTLETT DOING TO ‘

THE SOUTH POLE

Nlcw voliK, April 11-captain

llobcrt Bartlett, master of the Peary Artic ship Roosevelt, became an American citizen today. He was a Newfoundlander and accompanied Admiral Peary on his journey to the North Pole.

Captain Bartlett took out his citiz-

rimhip pspqrs some time ago and nlakcs his home in Brooklyn when in

.abo t o . .' . 4 . ‘Postmaster at Valley Mines was ia-

N HNNEE SINKS

Special to The Guru-alan. NAnilAcANzEr'r, Apyii i6_T,,,, bnfge Sailor, in tow from New York

for an. eastern port, sank four miles off Ioint Judith during tim night"

It is not known whether any lives

were lost.

fioulililii ir _ __

wiiiiliilirou. our. _ nlasniovza si mis

WALKERTON, O t. ' _ 'flour and roller mill oiAl€;:il;1; 33° Were .completely destroyed by fire this afternoon. The fire originated in t'I"edPt“1_"lfYinH Shalt and when discov- er* ml' lets of flame were spllrting uut. Pails of water were thrown on without checking the fire and then I-he me brigade was called out.

hOwing to the water supply being s u_t off during somercpairs to tho mum. ii water sulilily was not avail- “blc for “wily twenty miilutes and in that time the fire got so far lie- yorid control that it was impossible to save anything. The loss on the building and contents was estimated tnruzht at nbout $14,000 with insur- ance of but $6,000,

SENSATIONS AT THE

MATTHEWS MURDER TRIAL

CUBUURG, Ont., April 13,-The

second day of the Matthews murder trial was marked by several unusual incidents. The climax came when John Doherty faintcd in the witness box during his examination by Peter White, crown counsel. Dr. Silver- thorn, Torouto,'.one of the medical experts, ran forward and caught Do- herty. The court was promptly ad- journed by Justice Clute till the morning.

Doherty was being examined as to

the number of drinks’ that he took with the prisoner, Henry Matthews, Jr., on the eve of the fatality. Mr. Doherty was in the witness stand for about fifteen minutes. Crown Prose- cutor Kerr attributedthc fainting spell to the poor ventilation of the court room Doherty revived in about five minut-cs.

Dwight Colbournc, another witness,

W-as accused hy the judge of drinking and was not allowed on the stand, being sent to jail until morning.

Lorenzo McDon-al-d, stableman with

the Bristol hotel at the time of the murder. had a narrow escape from serious injury. W-hile engaged in a close dialogue with Mr. White wit- ness stepped to the side 'of the wit- ness stand and fell out lengthwise being partially stunned.

FIFTEEN DEAD

AND SCORE IHJURED

ST. L()UIS, Mo., April 13-Four

negroes, two ,negro women, and two white men were killed, several per- sons injured and several buildings were blown down at Valley Mlnefi. Mo., about I5 miles ‘from Festus, Mo., by a tornado, this aiteinoon

ut w o'clock W \H Hunt

jurcd. `

SOTO, Mo., April 13--Five persons

are reported dead and a score ln-_ jured at Cadet, Mo., A town of 300 population twelve miles south of here as the result of a tornado, which practically ‘demolished the town.

Wires are down in every direction,

and a crock between this place and the town is out of its banks. cutting off assistance from here.

lllNil DISTRIBUTED HONEY

l.oNlJoN, April 13-Kim: Gw\‘_i<<=

ofliciatcd at the ancient cercmolilcs

this city. He is organizing an cxpc- dition to try for Smith Pole.

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Ai.nan'r, Minn., April ii-sheriff

Subby is at Glenville, south of this city, investigating the work of a nlob that last night tarred, feather- ed and rode on a rail J. P. Fren- maa, a prominent physician at that place. Some difficulty a_l‘i;B\ betwenn Dr. Freeman ‘iid his. wie. and 91° people took_the PBrt_ of.lVlrs. Free- innn and severely. punished her nnn' hand. Dr. Freeman will make every’ effort to have those who took vert ln the nnnlr oi inet night prosecutin-

.lawELnY STOUEN BY

WINDOW CLEANER. ‘

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MONTREAL, April 15-An itinerant window cleaner whose thievllfk °P°"°~ tions in course of the last four weeks have cost a score of resident! in an exclusive section of UDP" EB" and Weiit'Sides, many tholinnndl °f dollars .worth of jewelry, is being sought by the police as one of the most successful and daUg0l'0\ll l1°“9° robbers in the city.

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Mins;-<1". i.'lnim`¢ne‘ cures Dand\'ull» -1

of Malindy Tliursday, today. dlntfl' buting money to 40 aged liicn, and the same nilmhcr of women. That flg- iure corresponding to the nlorinfchn nge, The ceremony usually takes lplace in Westminister Abbey but ow- ing to the inc: that the Abbey nl iclosed in preparations for the coron- ation the distribution took place at Si»,_ Ps,ui's Cathedral. Among those present. were Princess Marie Louise and Prince Frederick of Schwelwigh Holstein. ~

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CLARED LUNATIC

A DE ESCAPED AND PROSPERS.

New YORK, _April 15-Ralph A-

Clark, a former Brooklyn merchant, who was declared incompetent. IW the coin-is in 1906 escaped from nn’ asylum in which he was confined, wandered over the country nn¢¥““:: ally settled and prospered in ° - mond. Va., where he had takeathev nsme of B. R. Benton, was yester- day declared competent by the SP- prems Court Justice Bl&¢kn1Bl`~

Clark's Brooklyn Untatn. Of which

he is given control, now amounts t0

2 ,000.

Bbiggttgad married recently in Rich- mood, and today declared his inten- tion of returning to that city to

"UNITO THE HILLS”

From the lowlands where my feet are

`strayln`g',

From the valley where the mist ln

stayin , _

From this Hy-way which the dust is

s ra ln

“I if-,ill Iiiliriiip mine eyes unw the

hills." '

rronl .iii on ‘mir num nm nn

my day.

From just the sameness of my com- rrom riiuezxinluieni which endures

for ny

"I will iifrup mins eyes “atc 01°

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From the vain geelflllg, LIN! IOBLIOBB

| striving. From the pain and, sorrow in my

Fkomktliidmglhful tares of mine own

"1 Ilfe-up mine BY” “W0 "I"

hills . ' ‘

il l k p unto that quiet place

I Wlilichmllno\lIvs not st/rife. 11°F iilin.

* losb.

nor any

That with unveiled eyes I may see

d d' faos

Ana ion Nm nm.. forgot my wnily

MNNY ENNNNINNS A

IN NEW YNHK

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Special to The Guardian. NEW YORRI, April 16-Manhattan Island is today crowded with visitors to sce the big Easter parades. Chief among thc strangers is a Canadian Diirty of 000 school teachers who ar- rived froni Toronto, Montreal, Ot- tawa and other cities. » ,

At the Waldorf Astoria they had names of _500 Canadians on the regis- ter last night with more expected to- day. There were G00 at Belmont with an 0Vnl'fl0W Bpilling into Manhattan and Murray Hill Hotels.

WANT HATTIE LcBLA,NC

AS A WITNESS IN THE

OLOYER WILL CONTEST

BOSTON, April 13-The supreme

court refused today to change the issues involved in the controversy over the will of Clarence F. Glover, the murdered Waltham laundry man, and a jury sitting at Lowell next, Tuesday will decide whether the will was procured through fraud and un- due influence on the part of Lillian Glover, widow and principal legatee.

Before the trial of Hattie LeBlanc, who was acquitted of the murder of Glover, there was a six weeks' hear- ing in the .probate court on the vali- dity of the will. The will was allow- ed. but the four brothers of Glover appealed. The supreme court refused today to dismiss the issues at the request of counsel for Mrs. Glover. The estate is valued at $30,000.

An effort will be made to have Hattie LeBlanc, now at her home in~ West Arichat (C.B.), a. witness in the

case. _*iq

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sim ro as lilsnle

O'l'I`AWA, April 13.-Advices re-

ceived by -the government today in- dicate that an Indian uprising is im- minent ili Keewatin. The Indians have had a very unsuccessful hunt- ing season and are practically with-

are threatening the Hudson Bay: posts and it is reported that they are depleting the government stores cached in that district. for the main- tenance of the Hu-dson Bay railway survey expeditions. A detachment of the Northwest Mounted Police will 'probably be mobilized at Win- nipeg and will attempt to get`to the scene of the trouble -before the spring break-up. The Indians are said to be on the verge of starvation and are assembling in considerable numbers in the neighborhood of several of the Hudson Bay com- pany’s posts.

LITTLE GIRL WAS

BURNED TO DEATH

LIVERPOOL, N. S., April 13-

Wliile Lillian, tho' six year old

daughter of&*‘rank Fisher, South West l'ort Mou n, was playing .with a fire that her two ibrolhers had kindled in lthe yard, her clothes caught, and the injuries that she re- ceived proved fatal -this morning. Her mother stifled lthd flames by throwing water upon ber, but could noe save the child's life. Dr. S. l-Iennigar was telephoned for but his services were of no avail. More than half of the body was burned, and the face ‘badly disfigured.

THINKS IRISHIAEN

WERE ILL ADVISED

DUBLIN, April lil-In an interview

on his return here Richard Croker, thc former leader of Tammany Hall,

New Yorl§¥,n expressed, 'thc opinion that Iripih' en were ill-advised in in- curring the hostility of King George. Mr. Cr Igor said he had no ambition to witisié" ,the Coronation but he would wxiifgly attend if he could

thai-ew ce Home Rule. This he thouglNt chu' best be secured bv ap- pealing to #ngland’s sense of ius-

Crowp §Prsucs__ Lfddl Jeassu, is dead.

since.

cm" -Jeanne Hepburn Menn-

Special to The Guardian.

COBOURG, April 16-The Cgvsin

Cheese factory has been destroyed with all its contents by fire.

The loss is $8,000 covered by insur-

ance.

The fire was of incendiary origin.

TUNNNIN MUNNFH

Special to The Guardian.

TORONTO, April 16-Jealousy over

a woman was the cause of slight at Agnes Street which ended in one main being killed and three others badly wounded.

The dead man was John Russell, s

laborer. He had his throat gashod with 3 butcher knife. The man undsr arrest charged with murder is Donato Panzini.

PEEL LUAIBER

COI|PIINY’S HILL ' DAIAAOED BY FIRE

STICKNEY, N. B., April 14-Fire

which broke out about midnight last night in the engine room of the Peel Lumber Company mill, damaged that structure considci‘ably.'I_t is not "known exactly how the flames start- ed, but fortunately they were dis- covered before they had made much headway.

The walls of the engine house were

badly damaged and the roof fell in. T-he carriers caught and were half urne down Alter hard work the

lr d ~ 'flames were bot under control at 1

o'clock this morning. The loss will be covered by insurance. The amount on the building is not known, but it is said to be in the vicinity of $30.- 000.

_STARYIN6 CHINESE

TRY TO SELL THEIR

GIRLS IN YAIN

SHANGHAI, April 13-Pitiful stor-

ies telling of the sufferings of the people "in the famine stricken areas iof China reach this city today. Six

out furs to trade for rations. They/ gms wage ¢,ge,-,,(f~‘_-,f(,r- Baie at one

'small town without B, purchaser, be- cadse the food the slaves eat was more valuable than their lives. Only death therefore awaits them.

IETHODIST CHURCH T0

OPPOSE “NE TEIAERE"

'ronoN'1‘o, April 13-The lviethol

dist Church will speak with no un- certain sound on the “Ne Temei‘e" proclamation. The General Confer- sace Committee has appointed a large and strong committee to deal with the whole question, and to issue yi statement explaining fully the posi- tion of the- Canadian Methodist

iCburch.

Among those serving on the com-

mittee are:-Rev; Dr. Carman, Rev. Dr. T. A. Moore, Rev. Dr. Chown, and Rev. W. Hincks.

Two or three prominent layman are

,yet to be added. Whatever the find- ,ing of this committee may be, it will be accepted as the position of the Methodist Church in the Dominion.

S’SIDE IIANDICRAFTTOUILD

'Special from Guardian correspondent.

SUMMERSIDE, April 15.-The

secretary of the Summerside branch of the Handicraft Guild was much surprised a few days ago to receive B letter from the secretary of the Guild at Montreal containing a special prize for a sample of vege- table dycd wool. This sample was made by Mrs. J. H. Burns, Summer- side, and exhibited at the handicraft exhibition in connection with the 'Provincial Seed Fair where is secured first prize. Miss Campbell pf the Montreal Guild who lectured here was so pleased with the sample that sho obtained permission to exhibit it at Montreal, and the members of the Guild there were so pleased with it that they decided to award it ,, spec- ial prize.-S.

Z "§3gINg€'I%{°‘E"Ng“”lT'“} "THE I-“EST News - _ Cl-IARLOTTETOWN, CANADA; MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1911. 'roar br Arr.-`-_ A 'i.i’§r°:g‘,-NI' I

the strike.

NEW YORK, April 13-The bravery

Col H H McLean to command the

ago, is confirmed.

Gflyglllaivvlliso 'NI`sNi.Iida`tIileil`¥0lN:"esJto slr; so 'th lllbw wh'l w r '-1 REYOLUTIONISTS IN IEXIC th of eir e s le okiig on

c Queensboro brldga i 1907 was --

rewarded hy the sppellatg division of AGUA PRIETA, Mex., April 13 the supreme court in Brooklyn, to- The rebels have attacked Agn day by the award of $20,000 damsg- Prieta, and s lleifce battle is in pro-

es ‘fo each of the men, with interest gi-ess, Two Americans have been shot. an Conn- One of them E.W. Crow, is dead, and

The men were in charge of Placing the other, l'3en Armstrong, has been

in position some large iron plates on taken t9 the _hospimi in Dmigias ser. the tower of the bridge. One of these iougiy woym.-1¢d_ Boil; were on the slipped from its supports and would American side of the img, and were have fallen into the midst of them if struck by su-By buii¢i,g_

50 men who were working below if

_.".l‘.l.°:.§‘§ ¥.‘3§‘§.l.‘;“.’;“§.l‘.‘;§.“f€f‘ "“°" HOHESICK D00

In so doing their bands were crush-

ed to pieces, costing them their use-' .1.

fulness in a trade at which they had EDMONTON. Ap,-ii 13_A thorough- °nfn°<l n‘°fn 53° l=° 540 8 Wnek- bred spills belonging to A. Brill

of Edmonton disappeared sixteen

col; IT. IT. “GLENN months agl;,t ogie mtontliig aft; ithlisg

u ere x r s

`t,IIEnl§bi;sct.g Mr. BriIl rscxdived word

yesterday from his father Rev. D. ' -_ Brill of Bolton Centre, near Shor-

OTTAWA. Avril 13-It was ofiicisi- brooke, Que., that the dog hid N-\“'“' nomination of Wm. W. Rockhill .to

ly announced at the militia depart- Gd up there apparently having found ment today that Col. Roy, of Mon- its way back to its Old home. iw treat, would command the disnlount- thirds 0l_£hn WHY “T099 the °°n““ ed portion of the Canadian troops at lint- It Will *'““'°I to E‘I“‘°“N°“ °“°

the coronation. The appointment ol’ m0l'B IJY €!Pl‘°9n-

contingent' announced sonic time OF

IRS. B. COFFI

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’I`he funeral of Mrs Benj. Cofll

I (Too late for Olusiflcation.) took place from her hon-ic in Sourl

’ ‘~ ' -~ ' at 2 p. m. Saturday last to Souri

“t th° h°°'d °‘ uw g°v°r“me“t ev" in that period was tliii"ty-three de- noon from 4 io 5 rfploplr R Bssir. -‘

grrgiils alliove.t t t d d sto, Auctioneer. 4-l7d3‘l.

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colisuillmioll__ _ n.........y ..._ .......-..... ........... \>\rA§e§;;g,-,§,;,»g;;0;k¢<;;_>d,,f,;3i,fg; EASTER

above zero and the highest was fifty- three Apply 131 Water Street

' H one degrees above. The coldest re- ‘ 4_17\j;m)d

corded the previous night was twen~‘ -~-‘OR BALF A ladier and Dune"

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'rbe mari Grey lm Piribu sutur- If 3° NNigiiri?.f<Tuy`b°lI° If§§`ihi¢ety-NNN; ` Klan? bit°y7°é°.Q Aeliw §l;\ri;;lt¢°\\n¢- susan sunday. yesterday. lmieaenlng I't'S°°kius “nn Fnnlins 3'*lY°' any at 1:00 s. rn. with lorry pssren-. above zero. , °'- PPV “ “ °“ .- . I observed in the cl*-y cluwllee ln H °n- H 8 si-5 icsr sbooks 1 car agricultural The lowest temperature recorded _,_____A__ ____i-'7‘I"Il’d_' usual impressive manner, lpenlsl Bef- Baptist Church Gnd U16 Cnnfnn "nl Igmplements 2 cars cornmeal 6 cars Friday was thirty-two degrees above V » NDEIRS will be received by A- vices, sermons and beautiful music well filled with devout worshippers mixed freight “pi-ss; and 1'25 sacks zero and the highest was fifty-four `K. Henry, Granville, for sale of drawing more than usually large con- at both sgrvices. W Mun I M

-' , _ ` d th - l t d ll _I d t ti . Th m ority of the Easter unday as gy o erv-

H Fridays she docked in Char above' The come” “come B pre me b“udinsM(I{il Bild' Rlastanlindnzo Elldgghegnsiere lllglt aI:I>ropriately dc- sd in the Salvation Arm! Citadel.

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mttetown at 1020 B' m' was HIIU:/se nigltttniiivllimp tigenlgldllxy iligtyfgs Tzxeldrtlebdlsths I;arnY' osf the Glydon fn- corated with flowers symbolic of the At 6.30 s.m. `ofncers andloldisfl

She leaves at 7 a.m. y - - ~ _ .

on i -i ri b v ze 0. tax t ~ 4-1 ~

E(dli5sPlIIItx?d fiI;iitg‘I1tpaes;1lIl?¢egs(;"dnd ISIN; '£13' I;(;V0letgre€:mll>e2a:urer recorded t`%R“%A‘§E,_”_°1§° B`,§,h,i, mixed (wsu attractive appearance.

‘ ' Saturday was thirty-five degrees j- . (oat, and bay-iey) for "ps, Mi-,_ The Easter services at the Baptist

sacks mail. _

d li bi h t a f - _ a.m. .

‘nm Mmm Mt' Ch"1°"'t°"°wn above "No an Th: corIdd:t I‘vecT>r¢I)dd henry ¥B°G"g9r'i°!'-eg'-N Udlwp-n day The platform of the Church was and easy service was held at 3 p.m.

sstui-as at 1:00 s. ru. with zo pass- -*Y'°“° ° °"°~ _ Ny intelligent pei-ren may snr - t 3,, G 9 , u °“¢°"l.I° ‘°“‘ "°""°' °“’”’§.°“° f1'3§»35-°vl‘i»`<`5~"'f‘i'if.."°7i¢"fiil`§y§f'§N A'*°‘“‘Y *“°°'“° °°"°“’°“‘““g '°' ‘3.’§§‘°'.§“'ll'.€'.°.?.‘i'““§‘l..§'.l§.‘.§..l‘.§§.'Z"°2..ifi ‘.’.§`.‘l....“....,7' u.Z"`€`.'..° ..f.l§§ --“F12 IT; 4° m °'m'°“` md °"m°i“Ii MN Saturday it was thirty-five degrees “°"“"“’°"' ““"°'f,°““,°.““,",‘°°°”",§,’;j made A pleasing ensue. 'rue choir Mother- sexe". Gi-env. times src be- gf-oolléoiln n~“_\‘~or5%°haI:{:)‘§::t0?’“°7meh.. above zero. . ¢e‘;‘¥°°;a£f5;:;g°“D°°C' Iigaeipd sang different anthems by Steiner ing experienced in the work ‘of the ‘ ‘ ' _ Th tid `ll b high this after- ' ‘ ' " ° '- d S ' ' fln ha ilny. Th passengers' ilmigm' “pre” and yes noone at 'BIZIEG and tomorrow after-~ bY_l°§YlHE.§t~.I.3.0_.!“t.”ir..$'~i7g@!l Roi: Hiilhnlgiduii nuembermol additions ,` marched to the P. E. Inland Hospi- °°’ °’ ' "“ ' i 1. os'r-in this my A bnr pin. mv- lately ip its membership .uni is muh-I ini ni 9.30 ...nn yerbei-any bacon .the

5““"’” th” '°“'*“°"‘ ~°’°"“ °°°iIe°l ii l cud ill be our A' wife vwlv- Find" '°'"“‘l°“ in riuui prbgrern it was the best hos mo lawn they plans imuchn. tm" "“° "1 m'““‘f,f,,§::°i,f2‘f °°f\f§ be; hbhlgtnhg ehlrt;?t_-:Zi miiium- ni’ \°PT'l"_S.n*_1"° _W°*°F 3# _‘.1}7§*?.‘- mdeibm that his been in the chure em “pn” 'en m ' t this evening at 6:46 '_ OWLINQ, Bnrkvs Alleys, under for years and the Pastor commend

o April_26 __

ICKLED CABBAGE OIJIODB IU

R lbs for 30c. at Taritons. w°°ittC;“;;"‘°rIf;'evR°`i'5 A'AD'W,gfg",;§:

_-- ‘“‘5‘m' Sgfuiuzeeri yeh.. service. which were GREAT BRITAIN Goss

Al.1su'r, sKLTioN, c€dnEb`, ,,,,.g,i, ,,.¢.,,,.i,d_ -1-he nmelrle ryrn

UW- ' H Smoked and Dried Meats at ii hi c m unit gnc

iisiiiliiili rolisclisr .,,,,.,,,,,,.,, , ,,,,,,, wi-v of f e W 0° ° m Y . .

. .. _ ______ _"‘ W-_ out to the father, husband and child- WASHIl\G’i‘0N, April 15-A fore!

HBYSSITTIR "'”" I R SALE at a bargain an I. 0. ren who are left to mourn a dutiful of 30 men and a maxim ‘gun from th:

_ _-_ Bl,’r°8i“l Ig() The G“1arSIN“‘;; h t ` ' S, Scholarship, Wi-its "X" daughter, a devoted wife and a kind British man-of-war 8hervny‘1;_fie‘;b

ADDIS AB_l_]DA, Abyssnla, April _13 ly w§\C(;s_T2,i$“pri shogarges olvvelsme; Guardian omcey ohM.lotte¢°wn_ and affectionate mother.-J. were lauded at San Quiatlne, .

"'E8B__T§5N-Inna. Qwgent of Abyssima Bnaw nuxfries but partly (aim Not ___._g________________l_”_§§§'i_________ CORRUPTION

“<“‘N glinmnf ' I th” helr apparmt' much change in temperature. WANTED-general servant. Nfo LAW To STOP ` gg

"'“°’““¥- G°°‘1 "“¥"‘.’- -APP” “ ' A ii is-The not however msrernlm mi- rims

553310213; §T§;5“Mene‘f,I,'{° wg: 3:? l'l‘he icoxldest temperature gecordefl ae: air. lggs. tJanies I-ignggaian, 286 Hg$BSI§Ng`;`geIi§ntat,3;a yeemrday were wigbfii-sy,-“_

.' ast ng t and previous to't ree o- _ n 01* "°° - _ ° l d the Rucker Bill,

f§g3*°§n§°R‘;;‘",,.§§§f‘n§;“tw;‘; 23322;; cioelr this morning was twrntrfour ~RaMsMBEli auction furniture at 2,'-'sfiiéisgsilyrpzigze publication before eo dna confirmed nr his guardian at “°¥'°°" “"0"” '"0' "“” 'lt “mt “°‘“” _ r°Sid¢n°¢ Alex- Brvwn. Emi-. on me election oiaii camrelsn °°nn”il>“° the some time The latter has been it had "‘°d°mt°d to twehty`°Ight d°` W°d“°°d°y at U °'°l°°k- H°“'° tions. This was the second of the

. grses above. The warmest registered ape” 10,- inspection 'mesday Mig,-_ D°moc"tic.m.ogmmm, mpasui-¢s_i_U_

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Special to. The Guardian.

BT. JOHN. April 16-,Joseph Ew-

.__. ing a promingit citiaen, and pay-,

S _ ,master for the civil service, died to Declal to The Guardian _ “gm and 64'

SAN FaANcIsoo, April is-'rue . ’ I

lillixigillexvolrutgon Bwas lcarrlrd to _q 'attempt to `dIisasi?i|iiater‘I;§:l.scI(l]e Clegg To - WITHOUT STOPPIN

mont, agent of President Diaz, corn- _ ““““’°“"d *° l’“’°““*’° °"l"°“l"°*’. i.oNnoN, April ia-Pierre Prici-

Il .

vliwo shots were fired at clan-moat "I" “"i“‘°'~ "ln-"e" in “fn °*"'°P1°“ as f-he was anterink a house. 'ifflgmt l'?nd0nakyestei'%i:y til; ani st-

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iargiclielrdldmed the me wt the asmsw -vfibhout if strdlp. e'l‘h: airziitrlain Ii)ucc:;e€ °°p't°u“t“' “"9 91”” nn °N°\'

' fully crossed the English Ohannel be-

tweui Dover and Calais and coatin-

N is i owa e

'lrnrr r.l‘l~.F.Nir gm. '=....“.::.l.;.

OF cone"-“"0" rnndgdgd' is ir town of maid

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o'r'rAwA. April ia-'rbe earners el- S§,‘},§'.§y1,,Eff,',f§,;I,; °'-f~_,,§°iL°,'§,,f.;‘I‘m:f,,,,, fort” M Hou' Ma°K°“z|° King' mN“` distance between ‘Hendon and Paris ister of labor, to reach a settlement is 250 miles rpodn »,, m ht 0| Frm. oi the strike naming the eonl lndus- ,B the nm gmem ty 0, E av, ,M t tfy of S°“th°m Mbnta ‘md British fly from the British capllftxal toaParlso »;j,‘,§f,§‘,’,‘{f"“' “°“’ ""1" fm’ ‘U "° ”“°‘ lA iuym lrbru the French capital to

The msn met at Fernie today and f{'I'°nd°n W” achieved by uw 1°”

at the conclusion of their conference oh" B’ Mmsant' who carried a despatched a telegram to the 'minls-‘ Passenger' _ueliyed by had W_°“th°r' ter requesting the appointment of a h°w»°.v."' Nt took M°i““I' N‘w°.my'°“" board of conciliation under the act. days *t° Mcompush tfhe .]°“mW' Hom Mn King repued promptly' Prier, by reaching Paris without a

‘ ~ d w rld's record

stating that the board would be ap- 9I'°p' has ma ° 5 “.9” 0 winged immedia¢eiy_ for cross-county flight. The present

The men have named A. .J. Carter Mgt distance ‘B that mm” by VW' as their representative. Mr. Carter dflne. 212 nlilén. "Om ISSY ‘tn M0111' is the secretary of the miners’ union inn. Fl‘Bn¢¢~ The F‘i°0n0l-\ uVlB\»0l'. ln there. The operators have been noti- Ii Morane niollolllnnn. COVGNG tha din* fied to name their representative, and tance on April 2 in two hours and in the event of the two named be- lllty mirillf-EB. OT at s Bi>e¢<i Of &b0nf» ing unable to nominate a third, he 77 miles a hour. ..

will be appointed by the governmelit.

Home 10,000 miners arc involved in

_ $4,000.00II»ESTAT

BRITISH LIBERAL “_

- - MoN'raaAl., A 'i is-ii ' undu-

IAEIABEU UNSEIITED mud that the ‘genie ci the late

_ -- 1 Hon. Louis Joseph Forget~is valued

LONDON, April 12-As a result of in the neighborhood of four million

a scrutiny of the votes cast in Exe- dollars, made up mostly of securities ter at the last election another Lib- and the Sennevllle and Sherlli-luke eral member of the House of Com- Street properties. The former is es- mons, Richard Harold St. Maur, has tlmated to be one of the most beau- heen unseated. Henry Edward Duke, tiful on the island of Mo.it'r-fal, its the' former Unionist member, was de- area being about seven l-.-i.i(ired clared elected by a malority of one. acres. A number of ballots on both sides It is stated that the irish of the were thrown out because of illegal late senator was that this spiciicirl payments in connection with the domain should remain in lrie ,losses- campaign expenses. sion of the family. 'file ex-riltors

_ are Madame Forget ` and bf-r two

sons-in-law, Messrs. Guy Hoyeoard.

, W. Waldo Skinner, who will, itll

understood, act in conjunction \vit

-- the Royal Trust Company.

fills sill

Special to The Guardian. ' TRUIIU, April IG--A chsngs in 0Wn€fBhlD of one of the Wino Harbor gold mines caused quite 3 stir in dn-

G sncial circles here.

The mine was owned by Bnook Q

, MacKay, and the price paid gg

e about $45,000.

The new owners, who are Poreupfijg

with Truro foundries for much now machinery.

° SAYS CANADA IS

ga OYERWIIELIINULY

FOR RECIPROCITY

New Youll, April is-slr png;

Newness, an English publisher, who WEB in NCW York 'today 0|) big wg’ homewardslafber a month's tour ol Canada, found the people of the Do- minion overwhelmingly enthusiastic for reciprocity. he says. He travelled from Montreal to Winnipeg, visiting the principal oeiitivs of popuiguqn, particula/rly with s, view to “ggi-- taining the sentiment of all olusss on the proposed tarid agmgmene

He summed up his conclusions as

follows on -his arrival here:--"The Canadian Parliament is only await- ing the action of the American Gon- gress to make the long dream of re- cilirocrty between the dominion and

the United States s, reality.

“So strong has the issue made the

Laurier government thi-it I nm con- vinced, should Sir Wilfrid Laurier rs- Hlgn and go to the country on the question he would be overwhelmingly

,re-elected.

"Ia the west I found fflrrseiitiment

even stronger than in the east, with 'the exception of Winnipeg. In that city there is s feeling 'tlmt with prea- ent trade relations with the United States undisturbed, Winnipeg soon would become the world's greatmt floufr making centre. It fear exists there that, with the tariff taken' off wheat, the great flour making pinmg Bt Minnenllolis land St. Paul will

h continue to lead the world and Win-

a‘i1peg’s development will be check- e _..

0 siliiuieheli lisa _ nilucilisli ro atml

BOSTON, April 12-During what is

believed to have been a fl of tem- `P01`nry insanity, -Mrs. Clara Russell ,strangled her twelve year old daugh- iter to death at their home in Dor- cheeier today. Mrs. Russsll told the *police that as she tightened a towel about Marjorie's throat while the child was asleep in bed, the latter Nawoke and begged the mother not to

S kill her, but the woman did not heed

_her appeal. Mrs. Russell will bs ar- 'raigned on a murder charge during the day. ‘

CURTIS GOULD NAMED

ANBASSADOR TO RUSSIA.

wAsHiNG'roN, April 13-rmiaeuc

_Taft sent to the senate today the

be United States ambassador -to

° Turkey. and Curtis Guild to be sm-

Q bassador to Russia. _

_ ADDRESS TO KIIIO

o'l"rAwA April ii-'rhc.Boai-ia. of

N control this nimnubn granted ssoo,

.for an address to' King George dn

n the occasion of the Coronation. The s question of sending a civic represen- a tstive to London has not yet been

, taken up.

- To RESCUE or Mlnxloox

to protect the town against 'a threa- tened annex of the Inrurigenu.

The revolutionary _ movein t_,did_

This is the first actual landing of foreign forces on Mexican soll__ln con- nection with the present revolution..

Minsrd’s Llniment cures Burns, Eta

_-,-_-_ _-_-_-_-_-_-_-,-_-_-_-_ - -.-. fr-.-_ _-_-_-_-.-_1-.-_-_~.~.~:-_-5 1

rl Church were largely attended yester

fn Y la o

wed ,(1 min ¢ 5_ii_ M.A., B.D., spoke ln‘the morn 5

lMmm.a». Lmiment my mi, ,Vey-,yi-isps Tb? m:>¥y|imI)1ses'Io=ilght at iitiil. Mlasrd's Llnlment llelieves Neiiralgla "The Joy of plaster and in th

services

wa a lad Easter at the

7dr4i season and all presented a specia y marched the City streets headed by-

the band which' played ipecial Easter music. There was a knee drill at 7

at which 84 attended A free

e Army lately The Citadel band

l I’ .. selections and the Hymns. Lead

li _ “li Kindly Light." .uni -'libido with ble"

i g ig The sun ses

western express thirty m nu es P G i at 6:4-1~ it B market open lawfurdays tan to ,thc choir highly for their spleiidig im, which many thanks W.” ncehed

d .

Lndinufgrts ‘iIl‘;'r;\e\1iNNi(i1\titi=;c‘I(dTem0dM‘0n :Iles tt(:>lm‘<)y`i“i-($1 £22135 at 5113 &n<\“slevm ' I-iddtf. service. The Pastor, Rev. Z. L. F

n .from patients, nurses _ and frlenfll. e’l'hey were requested to call spain.

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