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cial)-Any doubt that may have eg isted ‘of the guilt of Thomas F. Collins, who was executed November 15 last for the murder oi Mary Ann Macaulay at New Ireland, Albert Co. is effectively dispelled by the plum. cation of a confession made by Oollins to his spiritual adviser just before his death.

ln his confession Collins admits he

killed the woman.

He knew the priest kept the church

funds in the house and intended rob- bing them.' V He made an attempt on the morn- ing of August 20th, 1906, but Miss

He went to the woodsbed.armed

himself with the axe, and sought

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EHEA`lhl GUN

EVER IHVENTEIJ

Capable of Throwing Shells London to Paris Several Thousand a Day

LONDON, April 3_-colonel F. `w_

Maude in_ the April 'Contemporary Review, described a gun which is in existence, and can impart, by the ap- plication of electricity, an initial velocity of 30,000 feet a second to orojectiies of all dimensions, and which can ;hs_.practically handled un» der war conditions and on board ship or in permanent defence. Projec- tiles of 2,000 pounds weight lie fair- ly within these limits. In n succeeding passage he declares that if the rule with velocities up to 2,500 feet a second, na'mely,- that re- sistance increases as the square of velocity holds good at *the higher rates, then there is pratically ncith- ing to prevent th_ese weapons from throwing shells from London to Paris or vice versa at the rate of a‘ few thousand a day. Theinventor isf W. S. Simpson, s. Scotchman. A A reporter of the 'Chronicle' who

interviewed Colonel Maude, assures

critics that the greatest experts ini

the country have seen, examined and witnessed-the working of the model und expressed their entire satisfac- tion. with its prscticability. He adds that 0ol_onslVMaude does not, hesitate to say that- the results claimed _are certain to be__realll_ied_ The fact that with this weapon it___Vwlll be possible to give a projectile' a velocity _of 30,-, 000 feet a second and upwards, with- out smoke, _‘dash Vor recoil, will ul; timately compel all navies to aban- don armorand devote their energy to the attainment" of speed as the

prime factor of success. ‘

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- caught him in the act nn-i acclzsrni ' ' " " "

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the housekeeperlin her room. BOSTON. MASS-. April 5-.(Spec- ‘tion is the smtelw by Fred L. The terror-striken woman fled A51)-A U10” HPGCA-8-¢\\18l"'flI`B S¢|1\'l»ll1g Hall, proprietor of Cfest Hall, that _ _..._

screaming down stairs, and reachediat an early hour this morning at the fire was _sat ng that- it was

members of the Exchange, the Con- solidated -Stock Exchange has decid-

changes, including the Cotton_Ex- change and the New York Stock Ex- change. ' _ An crucial ‘ei tue' latter 'instii;ution, however, would not admit that anyf warning had been received from'

'police headquarters. The gallery of`

the exchange has been closed for a month or more. The cotton exchange gallery has been closed since Mon' day. In the case of both exchanges the excuse was given that repairs were to be made. 'l‘he'gallery of the Consolidated Exchange hasj 'been much visited since ure stark Ex- change closed its gallery to thepub- llc, but the only precaution taken by the Consolidated Exchange has been to put another special policeman on duty. _

DON'T. I _

(Chicago Record-Hern.ld.)- '

Don't go to rushing _with the .rake

To réuécc the leaves from lawn and

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That warm spring feellh’s just a

fake,

'Twill freeze tonight and ‘kill - things dead. ' '

Don’t let` your furnace fire go out,

Don't shake your fiannels for I bet

_Yoll'll see I know -what I’m about, 1

For ‘Htgentle spring" fshe a_in"t here rfrl.ay<§l>-.il.l..iN_-At ine resieerfe of the bride's' 'parents,_-fMu`h'ayi. River, P. E. 1., April lst, 1908, by

A J MacNell| Albion Hu h

li dsy"|,?H1`r"ni`ono1 refunded, 50"`ctd.

Rey. . _ . , E McLeod__ of Georgetown and Myra B/lay daughter of William A. Allan.

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ST. PETERSBURG, April 3.-The

Russidh Government is disturbed by the attitude of Mr, Fred D. F’ishVer,~ the Uhited States Consul at ilarbin, concerning the jurisdiction of Russia in Manchuria_ The American Consul insists that VChinese sovereignty in Manehuria's supreme and further- more lrejhas supported the protests of ,China against___ the establishment byf Rjisgia of municipalities in the ra1l.w§y_z_r_m¢ at Hslrbin _rlue'o_r_isilar _independent of ire orlrrrr cavern-

ment. Russia is seeking an explana- tlonjigf his course, both at the Unit- ed States embassy here and at Was- hington. _ ' __ __ Mr: Fisher is accredited tr'r"`<!l`1ina anddsilice his arriaal in Harbin in Janusry,; 1907, he_ has consistently refused to recognize or admit thathe should have anything to do with the Russian administration oi the terri- tory._ Hefhas been firm in his as- sumption that he has declined to act on the suggestion conveyed to 'him by _an oi1id_alV of the Russian Rail- way administration that he _should secure the pennission of General Hor- vatb,__the Russian Governor of‘ Har- bill, before opening his consulate' or 'raising the American flag over the bullding,- Under the treaty of 1896

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l ra it has been shown They some dir- D ni -'Pugh n

Henry Clmlphell-Bunnermllll. British

.Prime Minister, hasresigned. » _

Herbert Asquith_ Chancellor of the

Exchequer, - has ' be/enrlsummoned here

fer it gollfelrllce witllliilig Erlqrard,

LO DON, April fl-(Special)---It was

officially announced here tonight that the King has accepted the resiglmtion of Sir Hein-_y Cai_n1>llell-Bunnerumu, whose conditioll remains unohullged.

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Battleshipsio be Seen by Ce le_$tials‘- No Otherrlnvi-

ted States battleship. fleet will visit China as well' as Australia and Ja- pan, a'nd will be home on_ Washing-

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the outer door in the woodsmd when|fHBl1i0l1&b1e Winthrop, Beach, devast- done deliberately. V, ' BOSTON, April 5-(Special)-Ed\\'ul'<l ,the murderer-with up-liftd axe caught ating several acres of valuable pro- Just bef_ore'daylig and` while the F. Fellinlan a young Boston Heh,.ew_ her and fromibehind felled ber with|P6l`¢y'. UNSW the EUGSIB Of Crdst lruins were still' smquldering a well- who married Margaret F. Myers. n *1 b1°W Uf the BIB 011 the head- H311 AMO 9- D81-W2. |known_ Winthrop rehfdent, James Catholicgirl formerly of St. John. has

The hit of the axe crashed into the Pandemonium reigned among the ‘Flanalan by name, s arrested by been out off in his lnother'a will with»

woman’s skull, but Collins said be women, and lt' was only by cool- -the -Winthrop police charged with lmfvilvéhii illlilirl t1'yil\g to hreuk the

made sure of the job_and deliberate- headed work on the part of the mule ,setting the fire. _ will. ly gashed the dead woman's throat. guests that much life was not lost He is held tonight ,pending an in Thi’ “AMG is \'l\l\\0¢l al l\i\lf il million

___ g in the ruins. Vvestigation but refuses to talk. ilillllllif- `

P A Fnrquharson, a laundry pro- Besides the damage to the hotel é_.___,_._.__»` `

Prietor from Charlottetown. one :of four' beautiful summer cottages are A ' K ‘A -` _ A

r V the guests of the hotel, escaped in- in ruins. I __ I

‘ jury but stood faithfully by and| Mr. Farquharson :H said "I was. - _ _

rendered aid to the firemen and awakened in my room on the North ‘_ "

V_ policemen. _ side of the hotel hy the crackling oi `

With the other guests.he has se- 'flames aid had barely time to es.

____ _ cured quarters elsewhere for the re-_cape fro the thick stiioke and .fierce '

,mainder of his visit here. flames. We are all lucky in getting ' ____ _

n oh The amazing phase of the conflaga- lout safely ~' ' *_ ‘

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T A IN MAHBHUHIA HAS HASHIGHEIIA A --

Nnw YORK, April 3.-'rue New; A PUTNEY A 5 (S h

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York 'Times’ to-day says: iFollow- __ ____ _ __1 1"' Pe 3 0

th fr uc h d sixty fifth boat race between crews

ing_ e receipt om po e ea ~ _ _ _ “““'*°'° °‘ ” “""“““ th” °"“‘°”°° Disturbed b Attitude of Unit- And the King l-las Summoned `fr'..mAHArfUnA;eAmAH;e°;rf;f;(;rd fri;

had been obtained that an anarchis- ~y ge ° P “ Y

i the ancient course on the Thames

tic attack might be made upon the' States qonsui Herbert To 'mm Putney to Moruakm V

_. Haflbm _ . _ Bmrntz- _ _ Cambridge _won in the official time

d t cl 11 1 ` ‘ - of 19 minutes, 19 seconds.\"

e o ose ga ar es. - = Similar warnings are said to have _ -i- _ , -__ The "°°"d is 18 mi““t°5' 47 3”'

A il ll fl `b 0 f d l 1893

been sent officials of ‘the other ex- r A _ A _ i0" 5» “Ghibli” ° Y X" “ »

|" BIARRITL April _-,__(Sp,,V,V.i,,|)_ Sh. and equalled by Cambridge in 1900.

The time last year was 20 minutes and 26 seconds.

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BLAIIK HAHll___ , V

INA IHUNTHAAL

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Italian_Sent.T'hreatening Let- ters to Wife of Senator

° Forget

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M0N'VlfR_.EAL, Anril 3-An Ifnllun, Ive Edraro by name, was on Thurs- day charged with sepding n threaten- ing letter, demanding two thousand

A tations to be Accepted I _a'ril..r_-._ Vu, _urs rd=_rr_i,u1e win- of

Senator Forget. The prisoner,_ who was remanded, declared that the _let- ter reached him through the mail

wii`sHlNc'l'o`N‘,_ _April ~a-'rho _ Uni* l>erring"tiis‘_ 'einer `H'r»ra'_ rq¢ieVly'r

mark, and accompanied by the threat that ii he did not send the _letter to Mrs. Forget and get two thousand

_A`¢“°“A§ °“5*“‘° “°‘“°“’° P°“*’°‘ °"°“Amn'\r liirt`lrcny,' in craer time rrrrl- _ risilurr, his life would be in danger. th” H’ “way "Pe i_“ Ma“°.h“rm' dent Roosevelt may participate in The prisoner said he took the letter

__,..._.A----_-~ _ . _ure welcome cn his retirement lmrri ia learner osramelln, ine Italien

_ fy- V ~f ` office ten days later. On .leV-:lrling nt priest, who told him not to thke any

the session today to accept the invi- notice of it. A few Vdays afterwards

‘ tation extended by Chinn. it \\':\s dc another letter came, which contained

““_" ined that the limit~of the ru-ul the same threats. Then-he common

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` ‘ H ' _ .(§liud.go, April 4 -- (Speuial)\’ calls bad' been _rca_ehed,_and lhat lil cod to think of the danger he was _ , U _

r \ ' f .-/ m any ‘ _ A ‘ i ld

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Any Gmufilduf reader ho mcdvcg sdllilly print-_ . badly printed. bidly lded, bsdly cnt, badly dressed,-badly wrapped,

kindly notify

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LISBON, April 5,-{Specla1)-The

Monarch-ists are confident that the influence of the government machin- ery of the governors and perfects throughout the country will ensure u strong Munarchist majority of the members elected ‘or the house of

deputies to-day.

Ellorts of the secret police investi-

gating the tragedy of Feb. 1, when King _Carlos and the Crown Prince

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_Mona_rchisi_s Looking Foward To Big Ma? iorily In Present Elections- Evi-` ~_ dence That Anarchists Are

Not Sleeping

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were shot down, have developed ap- parently conclusive evidence that the death of former Premier Franco was decreed by the secret republlcim society in spite of 'protests cf lie- Apublican leaders Editors of newspapers which insist

*that the accomplies of Baissa, the man who killed the King be brought its justice, are receiving letters Athreatening them with death.

HAMA GETS AN _

THE AASHAUH

Members Introduced A Bill Calling For A Coslderable Increase ln Pay

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ST. PETERSBL'R(~l. April 3 -Fol- owing' the lead of the legislators uf l’ilri.‘i and \\filsllillgtoll. fifty lllelrllliws if the Rllissiilll Dlllnu. toill\_\'_ illt'l'o<l\\i~eil _l bill for the illulw-il_~le of their llluluries hy the extension. through the l‘er-ess oi' the present lilly i‘olllp5.llsufiinl, of $5 ll lily. They colllplaill that the slllll they now l‘B<'ei\'e is \\'l\oll_\' illluleqllilte to flu- St. Peiel'sllllrg scale of living. `

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Nl] 'ADVANTAGES

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A Decision Given in th.e York Loan ICase Affecting Shareholders

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TORON'I`_O, ' April 3-Another judg- ment in the Yorkl Loan cases was given out byV Referee George Kap- pelle this morning. It related to the claims of shareholders whose

right of withdrawal had arisen by effluxiqn-‘of time, but who either had failed to give the necessary notice demanding payment or whose notice had not expired at the date of the winding up order. Mr. Keppelle holds that this class of shareholders can have no priority' over other sharehold- Vers', Vand must come in and rank pari passu with the general body of shareholders. '

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HAHEHAL All MHS EAPA Blllllll

'The funeral of Mrs. Capt. Burke

occurred at _Georgetown yesterday

afternoon and was one of the largest

and most widely attended ever seen

in King'e County. Out of respect

for the estimable lady herself, and

because of the gtneral esteem in which her son Rev. Father Burke is held by all classes and creeds in the Province, a special train arranged

mr by the Knights of Columbus and members of the C. M. B. A. ran through to the eastern capital, ar- riving at three o’clock, and shortly after the funeral procesion was form- ed nnd wended its way through the principal _streets .tn s¢.oames_clrnrclr 'rue lEng liar or peb1Sib"compl5tely filled the Church and many stood without the doors. Rev. Stephen Phelan, the pastor, led the proces- sion, with Revs. P. C. Gauthier, Palmer Road; Thomas Curran, St. Dunstan's College; J. Ci McMillan, Cardigan; Wm. Phelan, Charlotte- town; Theo_ Gallant, Bt. Dun'stan's College and John Gallant of the Cathedral stuff.

The mourners following the re- mains were Rev. Father Burke, and James J. Burke, sons; Dr. Murphy, Tignish; Austin' Fraser, (M. L. A. Souris; James Moar, Baldwin’s and Alfred E. B. Murphy and Max Mdr- phy, grandsans.

At the church. the Libera was ren-

dered by a strong choir reinforced by the clerical assistance. Rev. lrnilrer‘ Burke `prssi<ica, "witli Fathers S. T. Phelan and J. Gaudet as dea- cons. ‘ ‘ '

V After the' Absclution, tothe chant of the Miserere, the"cortege, headed by the priests reformed and proceed- ed`to the cemetery where the esteem- ed lady was laid beside her late blis- band. She was 68, years of nge.

The Guardian is but voicing the

sentiments of all classes in ir-udrr- ing to Rev. Father Burke and friends heartfelt sympathy. '

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MERCHANDISE _ -_ PRIZE EVENING

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other invitations should ww. rr- rx rrrrilrr, if lie ala rot sera are letter, wonderland Tolnght |11 VQQ tended, will ba declined- with apple- so hm sent it.

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