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-TRIPOLI WAR WILL THERE IS MUCH

BE mars num nnxnsrv oven roon rs

snvs inrnicnu srnnis conFEnEncf

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flord Comes From Ifuly I' " If 'Miners _Wcive Certain

Through American Demands But insist --1- -»----- is uuiunin nuns Hui --M------w-e -num unuini

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view with a prominent American

inter _ _ _ .___ np acquainted with Italian affairs it _

uid appear and economical condi-

W0 _ (unnflilillil P1'€SS~) (Canadian Press.) done in ""1-V “t 1"°*’°“t “°“’ ““ 1'0RTI-AND. Me-r.24-'r. neosei-eit, ninnniii. Mer. 24-A despatch

vow Iliim we Censored despmches in a speech here on Saturday, levelled from Tangiers says the Spanish force would make cut. _ _ _ ,, an-ect criticisni of President Tait had a iiei-ce engagement with Rifiian-

TM Tripoli war it is Said, Comes

__ the rum of Im] -tribesmen yesterday.

vlllyhnlhlriiihfliflg already seethin; U ; Y: . The Spaniards lost a Colonemlhree w c . - ~ »

with ana The silk exports in Como province

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_chists _md _]___content_ / _ -- _ __ Lieutenants, twenty-nine men nnd_

seven other oiilcers and eighty-one

men wounded

to the cast have Dwindlcd down al- ` ft ,»,\\_I;Q-‘l_h~l§\»\'_,._',‘ __;_____________

most to nothing and hunks are be ginning to fall right and left.

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iliiiiliiiiillliil , unnu Munn.

PISSIII AWAY IN IMHIIISI SIIIIHIIIII

Word was received yesterday oi tha' death in Amherst, N. S., on Saturday of Frank B. Harper,'(‘har- lotteto\\'u_ The deceased _had been suffering since last September and passed away at the age of forty-two after ii painful and protracted ill- ness. He reinoved to Amherst from his native city about eight years ago Ind has been employed with Rhodes Curry & Co there since. He leaves

tc mourn a widow, nec Miss Mc- ,

Lean of Dundas, one son aged seven, and several brothers and sisters. bro- ther Charles left Charlottetown on the mail special last night and will accompany the remains from Am- herst _a__rjr' in i_p"_i__‘_liarlottetown on Tiidfllny a|Il.l:7i"§boii. The funeral will be held on Wednesday afternoon un- der I._O_ 0. F. auspices, the deceased having been i-i niembei of Se, Law. renee Lodge.

s'rnAMEn WITH onaw "

OF 39 IS MISSING.

HAMBURG, March 22-Fear is ex- prassud that thc Gerniaii-Australian lint that the steamer Augustbarg, which loft for New York on February 2 I0r (Ville Town has met with disas- ter, as she has not arrived or been reported. Shi-_ carries a crew of 39 Nil- She was 'built at Glasgow in U95. dlsplaccs 4.287 tons and her en-

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"TI'}DDY” ROOSEVE1_,T_ stating that 'Ytlie_ 'governYm.e|it` he 'pi-I3. posed would be the rule of the people f0I` D00Dlc by the bosses.

He was met with great applause

and was frequently interrupted by hand clapping,

Feti.on»s°`<>Tso`T.ii."

COLONIAL INSTl'I‘U'1‘E_

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LONDON, March 22.-Among those

recently elected Fellows of the Royal Colonial Instituto are: Mr. Hugh A, lwilrue. A. J. ciinzebreekr, Rune;-ii Grigg, Duncan Hamilton, he Rev. Dr. Hanson, William Jephsgn-, Robert Allan, H. A. llulwer, Harry Cole. Jokes, Edward Parliiy, John Retal- 1ack,.Kciiuetli Roberts, R. ll. Sri.itli, and _Jcof1ray__Walker,

ifiinnnii uuvi'NG ni-:MoUN'i‘s.

LONDON, Ont., l\¢lari:li 22-Cul.

Massie rind Col. I’ou1t. of Kingston, representing the Miltia Department, were in tho city today, purchasing reuiounts for the artillery and caval- ry forccs. Ten animals were secured, at prices ranging from $200 to $325, but many good ones were refused bc-

glnes develop 2,000 horsepower. cause of thc high prices asked.

-II-N ORATION OF

EIGHTEEN WORDS

UTTAWA. Mi-irch 22--Hou. Frank

iiuest was that they should be given

Cochrane toniglit.gave a remarkably-n refund of the sums they have Will

into the provident fund of the rail-

nsnt example f h i d' li-I . . ' em um, to snyorouloihilfggwogns It way. Before six oelock he had

motion to 1:0 into supply _ tonight, __ of

spoben of the inntter to Mr. C0Cll= rane. I-lc now brought it up in the house and talked for fully three- quarters of an hour on it. I-Ie ox- plained, he argiied, he pleaded. _ IW stormed, he repeated l\imsell`-princi- pally he repented himself. He took three-qiiarters of an hour.

when liehnd finished, Mr. Coch-

rane rose and delivered the following oration :-

"Mn speaker, I said before

dinner that it is my intention that these men shall get their money."

l-lavini: ilnieiieil, in sat down. Even Mr. lfiiiiziicrsoii saw the con-

trast between his methods and Mr. Cochranehi. The house laughed for

Iflv mi utes. '

e ri Another senatorial vacancy is UAA'

ly to occur at the end of the session. This in the second session that Bena- tor Sullivan, of Kingstondias missed. and should he not arrive before DPU* Irogation, the sea automatically will. become vacant. The Kingston sena- tor is in poor health. i Richard Grigg, the newly appoint- led commissioner of commerce, is in

¥_ ON FRANK COCHRANE: °b°“t 10-15 o'clock Mr. Emmerson

Ottawa, preparing to _take over his new duties. They will involve _ a general supcrintcndence of trade

;‘_’_1:_1t" Plead the case oi the Intercol- mlm_;"“PI0ye8. who have been dis-

f0f Partnership. His i-e~

-commercial agents and supervision of the -active propaganda planned for the extension of Canadian commerce-

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i. c. ri. invfsrionrion

UTTAWA, March 22-A searching

f_:_:._minntioii of the accounts and equ- ______e\}t of the Intercolonisl railway in the g_‘_‘vl’f°S\'el» at the instance oi mini” Ornment. Auditors are ex- tha (mp the books and accounts oi Wm __°5S¢hf- branches of the system, ,A M lllfrt fully to ine minister as

“‘ Nuns- which have nttsinod

‘and where reforms and improvements ‘may be instituted. Inventory of 'all .stores and rolling stock is bein! taken. The government WID. at N10

conclusgon oi this inquiry, have accu- rate in omission an in _the nhreiell value of the road and as to the EMI result of the operation of the T-f'-K hy the late government.

4' EHIIIIIIIIIIIIWN

The death occurred at the lioinc of

,her parents, James and Mrs. Mor-

gan, Spring Park lload, (‘-harlotte- town, yesterday of Miss Loretta Mor- gélh.-after an illness ,oi about ninc months. The deceased was ri young girl possessed of niaiiv sterling quali- ties which endeared her to her friends and the famiI_v's loss is a severe one. She leaves to mourn besides her par- ents the following brothers and' sis- ters :_ Mrs. Edward Byrne, city; ;\i1_e,, Sarah, Halifax; Miss Maud, Roxhur3,~, John, Roxbury; Stephen, Maine; Ar- thur, New Glasgow; and William and James at home. 'l‘he funeral notice Wm 8»l’D8a!‘ later. To the sorrovririg relatives The Guardian tenders sym_ pathy_

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I LONDON, March 21-A dispatch

from Tien Tsin says President Yuan Shi Kal has refused to pay yn.; pens. ion of the deposed Emperor for this mouth on the grounds that funds are lacking.

COIMAUHICATION

THROUGH PROVINCE

AND WITH IAAIHLAHD

Thi* I‘38l`I Grey left Georgetown 59-tllfddv of 7-00 ri-im., for Picton with 25 passengers, 30 sacks mail, express and 40 tons freight and docked at 10.05 a.in.

Yesterday the Earl. Grey left

Picton at 7.00 a. m. for Georgetown with 15 passengers, 100 sacks mail, express and 50 tons freight and docked at 11.30 a. m. She intended to leave for Charlottetown but E, Southerly' wind which made ice con- ditions iii the bay unfavorable and the prevailing storm prevented her from leaving Georgetown. If condit- ions are favorable today she will leave for Charlottetown and if not she will remain in Georgetown and cross to Picton Tuesday morning,

The Minto left Pictou Saturday at 7.00 a. ni, for Georgetown with 35 passengers, 125 sacks mail, express and 24-tons freight and docked at 4.45 D. in. She leaves today at 7.00 a. m. for Picton with passengers, yer-iterday's mail, express and freight.

No word was received in Charlotte-

town Saturday of the movements oi the iccboats from either Cape Trn- vgrse or Cape Tormeiitiiie

A special train from Georgetown

bringing the passengers, mail and express from the Earl Grey arrived in Oh"l`</wn yesterday at 3.10 p. rn. and left on return again at 8:45 p. in. yesterday with passengers, mail and express to cross to Picton on the Minto today. The special train bring-

ing passengers, mail and express from Miiito Saturday arrived in Charlott- etown at 7.00 p, in.

There was no special train to or

from Cape Traverse yesterday.

A special 'train left Charlottetown

Saturday night for Summersidc after the arrival of the special from Geor- getown with western passengers and mails and returned at 11.00 p. ,m.

Saturday the Murray Harbor train

arrived in Charlottetown at' 3.25 ii. in., on time; the Souris at 10.20 l. in., 20 minutevlate; the Tignlsh st- 11.30 ii. in., on time: and the Bummerside at 6.10 p. m., 55 min- utes lata.

»Minnrd'¢ Llnirnent Cures Diphthsria.

LONDON, Mar. 24- Tho Gov-

ernment mininiiim wage bill, as it stands, will not settle' the coal dis- pute and the country awaits tomor- row’s conference with thc greatest nn- xiety. The

waive

Mincr's leader consents to the district schedules, upon

which heretofore they had insisted but will insist on the ilennand for ilve and two shillings minimum wage.

The government adheres to its rc-

fusal to embody these in the bill.

l‘ltl<}Mli~]ll _-\SQUI'I‘H

Who llrrsides ut the IVli|ier’s Confer-

' CIICOH.

it is hoped that the pressure of

public, opinion will put both strikers and owners in a inure conciliatory frame of mind and the rein lies with the golierumeittls. _ hope to effect a settlement by the conference.

It is realized now that un-less some

agreement is reached drastic measu- res will be resorted to and mean- while the strike is finding its effect in e\'ery industry in the _c_oun_tijy ` _and both sides of the dispute are suffer- ing severe iinancial loss.

.~\. JUICY “i\I1§LON" FOR ,

STANDARD OIL MAGNATE5.

NEW YORK, March 21-The Stand-

ard Oil Company of Indiana, declar- ed today a stock dividend of 2,900 per cent, payable to stock liolders oi record of April 1'.

This action follows a recent iii- erease in the company‘3 capital from $1,000,000 to $30,0ilil,U'l0, ihe additional $20,000,000, being given to Shareholders as a stock divilcn-i.

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_Tl-I'alIf"cen»t`”pei7` word each insertion in this column. Cash must accom- pany order and five per cent discount allowed. Minimum charge twenty- five cents.) _ __ _W

\\,'AN'l"ED, ten smart girls to learn

the inillinery_ Apply_to S. A-

McDonLliiis.____ ___3125‘l3i-

FOR SALE, Gurnsey calves, pure _' bred and high grade. Both sex.

Roper Bros., Charlottetown.

li-Ziiiliiipd.

"I`<‘OR SALE, one pair extra dark _ _ ranch racoons.° Mated beauties. Apply T. E. C., Box 10, North Bede- que. ______ __ 3-25d3iii<l.

Vl*'HlI`Tihle of straw at Suffolk on

Wednesday, March 27, has been

called off. J, Stanley Wediock.

3-25<Ili.

\\/"ANTl~}D, an experienced liiiiotyllc ' Operator. Please state experi-

ence. Write X.Y.Z., care Charlotte- town_|~_l_iini'diaa. _M _ _______-"3-25<l3i-

'I4‘OR SALE, 3; H.l‘. Fraser engine. _ perfect running condition, full equipment, price $60.00. Apply Carvell Bros. 28 Queen St. 3-25ii1\vP<l-

P’0R SALE, seed wheat (White _ Russian) and White Fife oats.

White Banner and Irish White. Ed- ward Wood Puwnal. 3-25d2liiNI-

`|4’Oll I-lAi.l<}, fourteen pairs dark ra-

coona in whelp. Price twenty-

rivc dollars pair. Snap. Write or telephone, \\'_ F. Weeks it Son, Fred- ericton. _ _3_-_25_d3i_iNl-

‘\_f.ANTED, for the City of Char-

ilottotowu, a lady of g00d BP-

pearanee and character to represent an established Maritime house. The position is a permanent one to the right person. Apply giving refer- ence-‘to "Reliable" Guardian 0filce.~

3-15dtf.

/\_UCTION, furniture at residence .'_'_ _ Capt. John McPherson, 48 Lower Prince Street, on Wednesday, 3rd day of April. commencing at 11 o’clock, all his household effects, comprising piano, parlor, dining-room, hall. bed- room and kitchen furniture, including cooking range. ll. Beairsto, Auction- eer. 3-25d9i.

Mini\rd's ldniment Fures (’nldi|, Etc

.NAVY FEELS THE

_ EFFECT OF STRIKE _ WITH RAILWAYS

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(Uanadiiin Press.) , Niciv vonit, :inn-_ 24-'rne unease Stanley Cup holders defeated the Wanderers of Montreal 8 to 4, win- ning the series by 13 goals to 6. T110 Kaine \\'ils rough but fast and

with six men.

The gilme is increasing in favor as

n result of the Canadian's visit to Boston.

The Iiitercoionials of this city won

thc Hocke,v_ chnnipionsliip of Massa- chusetts defeating the Boston A, _-if

a series of five.

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- Dill NIIIIINIII.

NIIW II IIISI-

Oiic of tiicloldest residents of thi.;

province piiascd away at the Infirni_ ar;-' at Falconwood yesterday in the llerson of John Johnson, familiarly lvnown as “Jocli." He was aged ninety seven and up to the past twol YUUFS flllly retained liis physical and nnentni streiigth, declining physicially however, as he approached the ce

tury maria. I~le was an old salt,

E-lcotcii iiii-th and came l_ieri;_ov_er hai n century ago. He had soiled practic- ally all his life and was shipwrecked' eiglit times. He was a niariner of the oid school and his experiences, oft related by himself in his own true Scotish accent, were of great interest and if all gathered would indreil make an interesting history. For, some years he was cuptuiii of a sail- boat which ferricd between Cliarlott- etown and Rocky Point and more latteriy was _engaged as ri riggcr and other odd jobs. In his declining years years he was in the Charlottetown Hospital and lastly in the Infirmary. His funeral will take place today.

sM.iLLrox ruorrivi-1 CAUGI-rr.

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MAl’Ll-I CREEK, Sauk., March 22

-John Moore, the Montreal traveller who escaped from the Regina Isolat- ion Hcspital while suffering ironil smallpox, and boarded a. triun for the west, was captured here and rc- turned. `

All the passengers in the day eo:-.t':li ‘

in which Moore travelled were vp: cinated and *he train thoroughly fu- rnigated. ,lil tho Mounted Police :xi the West had been hunting for iiiiu for the past three days.

ICE REPORT

HALIFAX, March 21-no ice

port received.

THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE

SUN; IIOOII. ETC. `

The Guardian -iid noi. r.-r-~_i~.'e the

usual weather dcspntclifor this morn. iiig's issue.

The temperature nl. Iulcu <>'cl0l‘I< this morning by llc "l’_ox:\ll lr'-tore", Tested Tliermomei .r wth a northern exposure was twenty ci.~;iit degrees a- bove nero und ii ~ii P i"»oiitlic-rn ex- posure t\veiit'y-seven ai-nvc zer.-_

The lowest teinirerature recorded

yesterday was tW8Df-Y UVB d°S|`°°S above zero and the highest WHS twenty nine above. The lowest rc- corded the previous night was eigh- teen degrees above. At nine a. ni. yesterday it was twenty il\'c <l8Kl'¢¢H above and at nine p. ni. it WSH twen-ty seven above.

The lowest tcml1er.'iture recoriied

Satiirilny was twenty degrees ri- bove zero and the highest was twen- ty-nine above. The lowest recorded the previous night was seventeen a- bove. At nine a. in. Saturday it was twenty above and at uinc D. mn “I was twenty-three above. _ The length of today Will Ill *-“'°IV° hours and twenty-eight minutes. i The tide will be high this alter-

noon at 2.13 and tomorrow after- noon\ at 8.04; it will be high to- morrow morning at 4.44 and Wed- nesday niornini! If 5-53- 4

The sun sets this evening at 6.20 and tomorrow evening at 6.222 if-. will rise tomorrow morning at 5.60

,and Wednesday morning at 5.40.

The moon sets tolliilhfl M 1-29-

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Law. The iiiciiiber for Iiooiie will be rei.ain¢-ii. in the post-ui noiiiinal lead- er of the opp<isit.ioii in the house oi Cominmls until he cuii iii- coiiwiiiiiiitly and politely shelvesi, but his limitat- iolisi have been too iipp1ii‘eiif_ :ind his leadership has been not far re- n_oved from it fiasco. In the e\n<-r- gency the unionists turned to their old and tried loader who, wlieu he resigned last. year, iritiiiiainil that his services would be at the disposal of his party shoiilrl they he roiuircii. The unionists had not an "crni»nr~ russ dc choir." Tiicrc wa.-s nobody else in the rniiks who had shown the special ability iiocessliry to ilirect np- eratioiis. It was Iielfour or nobody. His return wus welcomed with wild enthusiasm, whicli was but a poor compliment to the mari who was forc- ed to put on his shoes.

Minards iinimont cures garget in cows

NEW \`()ilI{, Mar. 24--A l.0iid0n

cable says that the iiuuibnr of llriiisli

and French financiers have dei-iiii-rl i_._, niniiir- had retarded the progress -_af ‘promote ri floating dock for \`aiii‘i»ii-

. The capital for the scheme has ai-

bourds have beep fornicil iii Loridoii and Paris in <‘oiinertif\n with tlic .

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NEW YORK, lillircli 22---The Tinics'

l.l'|nilun coi‘i‘cs|-omioiit cii.l»icst Mr. llnlfour‘s rcappc:.iriini~c as the Siiokcs- in:-_in of the opposition, inarlred ii cris- is within :in i:i‘i.~sus. It was thi-_ prac-

doposltioii of Aniirew Boiiar

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'Progess in Building iii- terrupted-Railwuy Ru- nning Few Trains

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L0_\'llON, Mar. 2-i»--The Navy IB

_licginning to feel the effects of the I.-Lrii'.i~. ..

Winston Spencer Churchill, First

I.ord of the Adiniralty, in the Hollis of Vominiins nnuouiiced that the

riie woi-li on new ships now building or the navy and .under oonstruc-

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I-jiigiand spent ri dull week-end, the

residents ol the city who usually “npr-:iii Hnturilny afternoon and Bun- I /lay in the cruiiitry being unable to lime toivn--as i-'Lia-sallnurtys, Pleading

_fi i-iiorta_e:c of coal, cancelled trains by the iiuniireii on ten of the biggest iinrs. '

The Great I-Iastern run only live i_rnii.s nnii there only hccaiisa of bo-‘ ing iinder contract to carry mails.

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IZAN il/\I'<`Al'<Il., Calif.. March 22.-

Tiin serie-uli.~i and crows which nest on _`iI\a nt:-|'siii.s bcrc, mode a combined utitnclr on their huiiirin rival Didier ,1‘/i.fis.<o:1_ ,, l-‘rcnch aviator, todii_v,arid lip-five liim to llzc ground. I i\.’ii=sr.n was tryiiig out a new ma- chine iiieil lmirzin H low night <»‘.'cr .the _shore of Sun Pablo Bay. Soon the |inc<‘li:inIi\iniis r~.:'ni others nt his cnmll 'sou' the lilrris form si-'lrllflll Cloud .about him. The aeroplane then `dnr.-lied and landed on a uindfiat.

.\‘!:i=sl_vn scifi later ilnit lic could not

lsr-c his way liccaii-.1-_ of the birds ipnppirg their uinys in his fncc. (Jun 'r-fav wire was liroiicu by thc impact of ,\, sl.-.agull_

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The i`unci'nI i-I tin- late Sicnator

Maciionalil. Cliurioitetowii. Look place yestirnliij. afncriioon from the railway stutiun offer tin- nrrivui f\f thc spr-cial train from Gi=.orgi-.towii bringing the ri-inaini-1 from the liiarl Grey which had mudc ri all0Ci01 fl'ii* for the occasion.

This station was tlii'o\i_ucd \vI1i‘n the

train arrived and us the remains were transi`eri'cd from thc car to thc hearsc the ineinbers of the i`-aleiioniii Club formed up ahead of the hrorfuf.

the St. I)uustan's Cathedral and as the iii-,_.,i»ge Slowly moved oil hundreds of citizens foili-wail the moiiriicrs to the Cathedral iuriiinir one of the inr- gest funerals seen for some tini¢‘~

_'it the i`athedrn.l Rev. Dr. Mcliellau

oiiicinted and deliicrod a fervently ciiiogistic funeral sermon.

He spoirc from the ll-ith Psalin.

23rd verse: "Man Gociii Forth to His Work and to his Labor l'ntil Even- ing." He said the into lnincntcd Scu- :itor had been is faithful adherent to the Ciiiircb and ii zealous public ser-

The processioii then proci-cdcd to

SENATOR NIACDONALD

REST YESTERDAY

~ evnnt, not iit any time allowing his ‘public duties or services to interforo fwitii his faithful service to God. I-lc i npoici-_ highly of him as the first Treo ’i=i_i-rw ol' Hi. Uiiii'=mn's Conference of fthe St. Vincent do Paul Society and :ns f_`.iiaii‘niun of the new St. Dun- Ist.'iu‘.-; lluiidiug Committee. "Today," hc said, "<‘anaila mourns one of the ‘l<‘atiir‘i~_-i of (_`onfedc\‘ation and Print" ,!'Id\vnril lslnnd one of its most illus- irious sons,” llc spoke of the deceas- ii-/i as R iievoted sud loyal member of ,rlt. iJiinstan's Congregation und said (bin life riiost exemplified that of it jfoithful and devoted follower of ('iii»ist and a loyal and true citizen. I"I‘he choir under Judge Blanelmrd =rendcri>_il with splendid effect the I ’\ii_-;i-.r¢~rviiiri~. und was assisted by Rcv. Dr. Gauthier. i The large concourse leaving (ho .f'ntl-edrnl followed the remains to I the Roman Cntliolic Cemetery vrhi-.ra linterment. was made paying the last ltrihute of respect to one of Prince . iidwnrd lsl:iiid's most prominent pub-

klic men.

LONDON, March 21-A Ronie cor-

respondent cnblcs :~ _

dead. ‘

an riobicmau and Fraiilelii Adams

found dcsd in one of the rooms.

i\flnnrd'| liinimunt Cui-on Uilrempvr ,

"A double tragedy oi-i'i\ri‘e<l at the

Hotel Risorrzimento. Naples, this morning. where the Marquis Salva- tnr Volpicelli, a prominent Neapoli-

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A DOUBLE TRAGEDY

stopping at the Hotel Excelsior for some time, went with the Marquis Volnlcciii to ini-_ Hon-1 nisfirgiinenio for upper. 'They were here quir- rcllinz in the dining room. The li- tereatinn was followed by shots. When the door was burst open the miuquis was found dead and the wo-

_ . man dying.

a young Americuii actress. were-_

_ The poliece believe time Fi-aalgln Arlnmn killed her companion and then

"Frauleln Adams, who liaii been elim ni-rgeu,

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