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(Canadian Press) PRESIDO, Jan. 9.-A fresh influx
of refugees to Ojinsga to-day bore witness to the belief on the Mexican side of the line that General Villa is slbout to lead the united forces of the Constltutionnlists. Preparations are underway by the Red Cross ans other relief agencies for the care 'of the wounded. The scene on the bor-` der district is a strange one to dwel- lers in this vicinity, The trail (rom Presidio .to Marenu, Texas, tns ness- eet railway station, rises from the R_io Grande Valley, 2,000 feet to a cold wind-swept plateau. On this bleak road trudge. Mexican women slid children, their hands full of household burdens. Here and there are seen handfuls of Mexican soldiers without Ellilil. or wounded Federal officers tramplng through sand in _a lumbering United States armywagon or an automobile containing _the fanl- ily of a wealthy Mexican refugee. __ ----____
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Sililllllllll-S NAMEB
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(Special to The Guardian)
0'i"i`AWA. Jan. 9.-It is under-
stood the address in reply to the speech from the Throne will be mov- ed in the Senate by Senatpr_Mas0n, of Toronto, seconded by Senator Thorne, of St. John. In Commons the mover will be Hon. H. F. Mc-
Leod, M. P. for fork; the seconder will he J. 0. Lava ee of Bellecbaese.
PHUHIBIIIUN BASES -
IN SUMMEHSIUE
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(Special by Phone.)
SUMMERBIDE, January. 9.-The
trial was continued today of the prohibition cases that have been in- stituted in Prince County as the re- sult of the recent activities' of the two Thiel detectives employed by the
Temperance Aliilgce. The cases, as on_thed_p_revi§_>__ul; _,__ay, were beard by Ht Den ry r g t.
The first case takes this morning
was that against Mrs. McKenna, of Kensington, who was charged 'with 0. fi.rst offence against the .Prohibition Act. A conviction was secured (agp/inet, her, no defence being offered to the charge, She was fined $100, with the option of three months’ imprison- `H°Pl`»_-.-:, - -» -. .. .
In the nekt case, J. McFsdyen, clerk io, a drug store at Kensington, _ was the defendant. The two detect/iv-eu
gays eviiéluenssd to the ¢;_fie_ett_ that t_l_liey B PU.. __ some o es o w _sy key from defendant and they produc- sd in court the liquor they alleged
had bought. _ de_fendal_l_t_ went. on the witness and was under examination
and cross-examination for the best
part of the afternoon. He produced 0” £110 livc st0ck conditi n P’
prescriptions covsringths sales to the detectives. - _`_ ` The case, however, was not concllrdl ed when the court adlourned.
_ -_ __ G_ _ _ commented on the various prosps _'f
alxtrsdvtho Enrogggmdt Kvhflle' iclalij '°' th’ "”°P" "““‘i”g °' “V” °'°° ‘
Wyatt, K. G., defended.-T.
£i£_l_i_l 1 Killa
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(Canadian Press). ~
BERLIN. Jan. 3.-'Iwo crimes of violence involving the death of elevel Persons were committed to-day in Holden. East Pruesis,.e.nd Hamburg. _At Soldau an entire family, consist- illil' Of man, wife and five children
Wert f0\lnd in the house with their throats cut. A dog with its head a - most severed was found besides them. T116 belief is that money troubles caused the parents to _kill the chil- dren then commit suicide. At Hanl- 'bllrs H- Policeman cut the throats of his three daughters and then his own after a. family quarrel.
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(Special to The Guardian)
OTTAWA, Jan. 9.-fThe statement,
of revenllc and expenditure for the Dominion for nine months of the fis- cal year_to the end of December, is- sued by the Finance Department SIIOWS a net increase of three mil- lions _in the revenue despite~the fact that there was a falling off in cus- toms receipts during the past _couple Oi n\_cnths._ There are oonslderssls ln- Qrcnscs in ordinary and capital ex- penditurc, the latter due to large cuiicys ou public works. 'rue _total revenue for _the nine _months ending lxeccnlber 31 was $127,571,752, sn in- Cresse Of $2,994,206 ovcl- the corres- ponding portion of the fiscal year.
CHANTED MASS AT
BURNING ALTAR
SYRAUUSE, Jan. 8. -Contin- uing to chant Mass as flames spread over his head and momen- tarily threatened to fire his gal-_ ments, the Rev. William F. Sheehan calmed 500 persons -in St. John the Baptist _Church yesterday and pre- Yeili'-Gd 0- Panic, which would have Qost many lives. _
There was a _moment of intense ex. °if~°Pl°1lf.in the congregation when the blaze was seen on the altar. The flames leaped towards the ¢-.s1_1_ ing, but Father Sheehan continued sil_l8il1g 'as though nothing had nop- gsllflii. elicit when the sparks flew on 3garmen5he ti ihd ti wry; ag hands. ex' ng” B' e hem
e ev. Mr. Muiiany, pastor, and
other priests hurried ~to the nsgis. tance of Father Sheehan, and while they f0Ught the fire the eongrsgs; tion quietly filed out. Others went to the” aid of the ` priests and be.. fore tho firemen l <1 tu ' _ anguished the flair ve, 'ey hm °7‘
MASS will ll
mf slum cuunsl
The first sp k th I: Wednesday eviglidg ol;vase1°Ii'lo¥t€Ymn,'l[e Reid. of the Department of Agriiclll-` ture He gave an interesting lectu'
o s p
vailing in this province, andin tl* way a thorough knowledge of lo 1'* conditions has 'been gained by 'li-
on the Island. We have a soil that is
productive, responsive and easily worked, with no waste area whic
1 ll ' ' ‘ ‘-_‘F _ _
men n c arse of the work. Mr. R II, _xsggua to_&he__w°°k of Pray
-» .v'. il- vo- -1- -" ’
6 0 iDE-'|850 ADS
P ntensive
methods of farming. The climate may be compared with that _of the Old Country in having a higher percent-
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Jan. 9.-Premiers Flem- ming and Matb'les`o`n 'to-day presented to the Government tnoclslme ol the llfaritinie Provinces for an irreduci- b_le rvllllimum _of _representation in the lJ,o`lninion Parliament, ,_ They' asked that the _representation as at Gon-
U FLEMMING wsu cnlzr
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(Canadinn Press)
(lcrlillcc lrclilcc “Icicle is fc' iffclccllic Minion' 9! Bcvrc- .mr-..1::.-_ .cc _l- :, f»§.‘."i~»».--iv: " _,.~5_fl r»13'l.' n tai- _=~ |==i - ---Q' ~~ -'~f ' ~ _ - in an admonition which he publishes
_ _ in the churches here to-morrow, for-
bids dancing tango as a sin which must be con -
- -.»~-=»-r; - ;- c 1 _ A '_ ' - ‘ ` " tossed -of inch po
nance nlust be dont: “Wie Yondemnq’
the Archbishop said, "a dance im-
__ _ ported from abroad known under the
_ --...___,..._... . .
name, Tango, which is indecent and ciienfiiv to ra Ch
‘ e mo le. ristians may
federation be restored, or failing this, . the province had refused to enter not in conscience take part therein. that the present representation be 'Confederation unless guaranteed six It shall be the duty of confessors to maintained: In Nova. Scotia 18; New members and that by an oversight fnke notice of this in tne administra- Brunswick 13; P. E. Island four. Un- this had been left out of the agree- tion of the sacrament of penance." ilcr the proposed redistribution bill ment. Cardinal Amettc, also, will pub- this would be cut to sixteen, eleven l ,Premier Borden promised eonsid‘era- lish to-morrow an admonition
_and three. Premier Mathieson urged ltion but gave no hint of his inten- against the daring and eccentriclties
as special cla ms for the Island that tion. of modern dress. “We remind wo- _____:_._._.___.________,._.,___.____________,___._._._._A,._._.____,_ _ ---_.._ Inch.” hc will SHY. "that they should
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sinus
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31-I-=
The closing meeting of the Week of
Prayer was held last night in Grace Church. The churcuwas dined. The attendance has been better this year than for many Years. The_wee.ther has been exceptionally good and this, no doubt, badsonletbing to do with the attendan-cel .Hut there seemed to,bg a deep interest on the part of thepeople. _ There _was a fine spirit or unity in ‘ali the Irectinss. Thc offerings were good and in advance of last year. The money will be de- voted to. good causes. The P._E. I. Hospital sets 75. pe; cent. and the Wor1d's lslvsngelicsl Alliance gets25 ner cent. _ . . ,_ Rev, T. Marshall presided and he was assisted by,R_ovs. T. W- Mlifvhllf Dr. Fullerton, J. Hcsney, E. Bell. U1 C. Taylor, Z. L. Fash. As in thc other meetings of the week a llll_‘E° numher of pray.ers,we_rc oilcrcd by f-he laynlen. Much good llas_been done. wltllout doubt, by thc. Week of Prev- er in Charlottetown.
Rev.. G. C. Taylor gave the ad-
er that .hound together was the spi- rit .of Christionlty.,._ In this World- wide prayer we saw the brotherhood of men. We were to 'prey tc-nicht ici Nations and Their Rlllefs. _
The fact _of the matter was we hardly rssiizedthat we were ruled in this _Llhristlsn land.. 'We had ic transfer ourselves to Russia or Tur- key or if/I.exico._or .Germany to learn what freedom was. We were free men in me British Empire. _ It .was .our duty to _pray for those who needed omsnqipation. If we were free, then God _intended us, to be the leaven for
whnle ,world. The ,history of the ' ews, and of Greece and Rome should convince us that nations
-l_n§ght_ _(all. . .Ill -the__gosp_el_of Jesus
._ in danger. -we shouldcon-
st ,wge ha ,the greatest blessing
_`t0?d'K\y ildtion. I But thas
_lilvst responsiblity- BT c
_ .0ns's___,in _(Wager. .We should con- _dermw _.c_i=°e¢.,iu nie- ans and llrkey and Mexico. 'I' , .were our brethren and they had a right to our
li5¢il_.8 Boer War Then it
&¢:\_i_\_|1-..‘,;l0m9f;i1i,lil .because -_we had
.l>.l'hver.e. __ _.Somebody prayed .forus
when ,we were .tro\lb1`e.. _The least
E' Y l
' '" " " observe always the rules of Christian
modesty which are too often violat-
. , _ ed. We ask Christian women to unite
_ ' _ _ \ _ _ in abolishing certain styles of dress
'hicil ure contrary to decency.”
- .~- -. ‘ :ir-1-it. "
' _*_ - Jean Richepin, a member of the
On Thursday morning Prof. Davi-_ __ _ _ French Academy, and his wife, who son conducted a class on wheat, thel are joint authors of a new comedy,- structure o'f'the plant and of the '_ _j; __ _ _ The 'fun 0 at the openin perform. Brain being fake" UP- These Hindi'-” H ` _" I' ‘ ' ' ` A slices of €\'liicl1 Premier Poiilcaire was ions which were conducive to a high preS,._Dt_ said today he totally dis. quality of grain were _dlseussed, and agreed with the views of the clerics, _the varieties producing the best (Canadian Press) and that Tango as danced in the sw qualities of grain and the largest MADISON, Wie., Jan. 9.-- John Ions of Paris w’aE a charming dance yields were also spoken of. Dry cli- Spooner, nephew of -for-msr United H (_ tl ' d _ th French A Q H18-lc Produces u drier and harder States senator Spooner, this after- e r,” en y rea, "3 in d ca, grain than more humid climatesp noon ,mot and killed Miss Emily Mc_ dem; an essay racing e_ escent o Indeed, those grains which are pro- C0m,,.u_ thirty_nv'e years old and a the _Tango from the religious dances d‘l_1¢%d ill the Mid Coiintries- Such ”'s» Madison school teacher' then' turned of Gmac” and Rome' California, have been known to ab- the revolver on hir_'seu mmctm Andre de Fouquires, the noted sorb' 25 per cent of moisture during what is ben ved t b ' f t 1 dg,l-‘rench literary and art authority, the transportation to Liverpool, 01'., He . fo t e °lde 8' 5 a ww” ' said the Cardinal's prohibition of almost sufficient addition of weight' b £5 r Yi Years 0 - He med T-W0 Tango would cause Emotion and di5_ to pay the freight rates. The Red? 0 5 ft M 58 M°C0ilU¢il» 9110 ‘Wing may in liarisian social circlem
wheat; gens;-aily produce a higher mstsnely. He called at the school
uality of grain than the white where the girl was tcachin and call-
qhe t wh'le the Whites are general- ed her into the hall n § h
W 3 s, 1 _ e gag ng er in
ly more prolific. In addition to the convelsation when he shot her. No- _
Common wheat there are alsoseveral thing is known yet as to the cause. `
'other kinds such as, Macoronl wheat _ _
which is exceptionally ha,-d_ and hog (Canadlall Press) ,boon used for crossing ill order to OTTAWA, Jan. 9.--The Railway
improve the hardness of the common S-I-' Commission to-day issued an order to wheat. 'l'he flour _from iVil1\10\`0fli __ _ teconue effective on February 1 mak- wheat being £00 ~ YGUOW f0i` Comme* ` i; reduction ' x re - t
_ g smcp ss ra es.
cial use Then also, Polish and lugyllt
in this country, and SP8 _ er, which are peculiar ln that the
dress of the evening. upon the sub- chaff adheres to the grain after _-___
ject, “ Nations and their Rulers." thrashing. Of these W0 tl?'3_1“tt"r (Special to The Guardian) He referred to tho fact that during- by far thc mc” “B°f“‘-h§_“"_f_‘_§,_“f’__,c ST. JOHN, N. B., Jan. 9.-In .. _ this week there had been unitcd pray-I iff: cpégégnyzcég cvs? _:Lf with t-ms rust una furious hockey camo here
sl- th_i~ougho_ut tho Christian world, _ _ _ S to-night., the opening of the N. B. A volume ol_s»-orifice and devotion' 23;; _f_\;‘;S _§‘,§,f° f§k{,jf,’_,°_§"f,,,,,, °,‘{,‘§ .mu N. s. sm.-.leur League, st. John _ _ __ I . __
had gone up to , God, more firmly é C rd and __ class of grain defeated a fast Amherst team by a
judged.
, inn wheat, which ure but little known
' lt and Emm- . ”“`”‘**‘*”'°*
unions the people of .God. The Pcw- -W" "‘ scorn of s to 3. ` '
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..¢.l¥°§..:.;;‘x ;‘;;;“§: Liss; FUND OPENED ._..fs.§§ “’....“.;;“°§2.;.’3“x.2£-2-
ture on Insects ln loin on 0 19 Crops. The importance of tllesub-
with the teachers of the school, as- sembled in the ante-room of Queen
ject is realized when we consider that (Canadian Press) 'Slquare School to witness the presen- the damage done by insects annually BELFAST, Jan. 9.-Capt. James 1, '» f ri t th d t f ll
t cunts to _ _ ation o p zes o e ca e s o t at
ln also __i_J__ui_t_sd___§t_»f;__c?______s¥; Success Crms. Umchist M. P~, says a func school won lu recent competitions.
$100 oo _ _ _ _' of $5,000,000 has been raised lor the -yh 're we e emscam for marksmn- fully' Cllilflilllil Insect de€_;`§§”'g&“shi;_E relatives of those killed and wounded shi; in geoéion B_, 1st olsss nn(-1
1-_5__‘_1_e°*;§;;_’; to byifnigglects is done in in the H0919 Rule fighting ffl C0519- prizes for athletic events won 'while o
' ‘ . ~ - d k'ng the ’_‘-“"`___* in cmnp at Brighton last, summer
twfges ‘X-1281?;-liyigg n'i;)thosd1sca1d<iptcd MILITARY SAIL FOR ~ and nt the range during the same jtlg defeat these must vary with the THE DOMINION time, and Iioss rides, given by Ml.
insect. Those with sucking moutil
Wallace K Nesbitt K U of Toron-
_ About one hundred military are on ~ ' ' ° 'T t".
t o i be attacked by D~_C0U _ _ _ _ _ __ to, as prlaes for a hrst aid colnpe l
gust Sggxly vldhsich fills up the SDlI`i1°- board the Ana" Lmel ‘T“`m“1““ tion held 'n ull th rovinces
_ l e p
lels or breathing po1‘cH. Willie @2083 ROW ‘mt t:`_°“te ff’ Ham“x» N- S- of Canada, five rifles to go to the five
with biting m_outl1 Dllffii ‘"1 moms “_ passenger’ i” the 9”’ best cadets in each of the provinces. successfully poisoned. That Plant loons are l)_<fa]or and Mrs. Liddell al- The ave rifles were won by Queen Aphls, one of on. worst Des 5._\VDH_ so hieut. uolonel Macdonell.
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Square cadets, due to the thorough
» ` t ti th il `v d. At
fn Minards llnimeut cures gargst in cows mu me on G pup 9 Neel e
of “terminating the opium tra P- l the presentation Principal Uandrican for which the British nation was ln discussem This may be controlled by presided. His Lordship Mr. Justice some sense responsible- ispraying in good time with kerosene Hasmid was the “F55 BPEBIWF- He The speaker referred to the BVU Of emulsion or similar contact s ra s addressed the boys, con ra ulutin
_ p y . B L ' B
armaments among the nations of tnc The Cut Worm, in some years a verv them on the r attainment and added
¢s,rf,h _to-day. The reign of peace had had pest, feeds altogether at night that 'ne hoped that they would al-
not yet come in. These things call- and eats all the young plant at tht ways go on winning, not only rides,
so -lor humiliation and prayer. I-.cb ¢f°‘“1<i level- Using B rccicncd bw" but other prizes in tho wo.-lam wort. ng' not'__tr_ust in our armaments but g‘f“9h» 011° __ Pa? 9! Puig ¥"’°i“ h°t9"I`he rifles were the highest honor than in ¢,il_0 -_iivilll 'G04-` We Shan be mggtenlgir swan gglaily' wByt____-w°‘f,h_é a cadet could win and the oibjcct they 'lhc only thing he remembered about
age of moisture on an average than
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One cent per wo-.1 each insertion is
this column. Cash must accompany order. _Minimum charge twenty-_five c°ciL_____________ ___1_*m FOR SALE-200 TONS BAWED TIM- ber. Apply A. McPherson. Mell- vsle. 3789-1-10m4ie2ipd
LOST YESTERDAY PAIR OF
glasses in case. Finder leave at Hz. W. '1'eylor’s. 38043-lliolvldipd. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
wants special work. Satisfaction guaranteed. Address A. B. Box 336, 9!“!i°£°_°;¥2‘!c- __3_l2”_~_!'}2Ni_61_-
FOR SALE, 21 ACRES LAND AT Winslos North. Apply. William Me- Innis, Charlottetown, 108 Elm. Ave. ' 3145-1-7M8ipd.
LOST-BUF PUP, DARK OOLORQ
body, w te head, one black eye. Izibersl reward. Gordon Hughes, 168 Euston St. 3806-bldilfl. _ wAN'rnn.°-vooso worms - 'ro
work in a training school as nurses for .the insane. Address P. O. Box 1156,- Worcester, Mass.
8786-1-10m.s2dlol.
I HAVE SOME SPLENDID ORGBB foxes » for sale, some from PNB” County, and some from Alaska. will sell them right. J_. 0. Mc- Kendriek, Hillcrest Ranch, -Mount Edward Road. Ohlee 145 Euston Bt.
_ _ 8799-il-10m8wks.
c1-unl.'6’l“i‘n’rT>Wi¥`i0WI»li¢G»~AL- loss. 'ras labor proulnnns one which
_ lsrks' t 'Buildi_n_l, _-Bill _d
iiggm in connection; everything fait
- _ . 1 ti ; it in- :°°..':.°.::f ”-.':,:”::e. ec:-.zzz sm, °°:::_.2::. a to e mth: and Friday Micr-
_oyu nom-1o.m.un ll
§f’_°;_ _ »°m-11-mm. -
'-rsriIW""m_ wi. 11!I>'_1__>f"°_1°=v__1l=`171'vl.
isis' ' ‘gladly ‘lu causes to_soi-1 me elders for "wma-mvlea sl- “mmnm hooking utensils; large
I _
is isssa t work; choice of ¢' in this present day theta wr
maid no 'imloui mlm °=° r3§s}°{€lon is issued -ss c r=c»,g=
msg ssqnirsd; write for full fill'-' mssns of gaining thmgresiblt QFD ¢_
.mgnnrgnssdiilg this monc!*Ille»\~ st the llalt HlP¢\\*°° 'nu' °°‘\’°""-19°.
‘ nm Northern Alumle-"ls ss applicable to stool raisins sc
inl 8;Q’g't“n_n___~' M Toronto ». to my °¢,h,|- psp; of, fsrminbg, and
lim . _ -v ‘ 1 |11-_ _
" ”°'°1'1°““’d"'“°'“ W' '° nt “°|flml:smlmn°chn' nomtb Nlollotson, M. P.. Ciwflcticccwn. who init vc»\t-r<\»\y
munity brsedill V'
I*---'~*--'“ ms the best live ter oou for Summerslde en route to Ottnws.
many of our provinces. The pnsturss
*gf the business proposition thstfiln-
and crops that prevail on the Islnnd are given ...ole to the production _of live stock than for the production of grain, by virtue of the fact that they possess a luxuriant growth. The necessity of live stock raising as o. means of retaining the soil’s fertility has long been recognized here as else- where and is becoming more and more evident. We need to adopt more live stock raising and depend less on growing crops for.the market to gain a yearly revenue from the farm. Every crop has a fertllizing value when growing upon the soil, and if -the crop is sold we sell that much of the soil's fertility that in a short time it will be in a totally de-
pleted condition. Py live stock rais- ing we r turn-a arge part of the fertilitycil the crop thatis used up while it is growing. The average farmyard stock will retain ten to fifteen psi-“cent of the fertilizing value of the, crop and the balance will be returned in the form of manure to be taken back to the field.
In growing live stock we must have more of the (business proposition than we-,have at the present time if we are going to make a success 0! our undertaking. Too much of the live stock Business in the Dilit il" been ¢Qi.ldu`eted on a hsp-hazard state of-affairs and the result has been u lowering of the profit that Wclliii accrue if it` had been conducted as a business concern should be..We should seek tokssp accounts of all our transscticmi and in \1._¢i_e!l°il!8 °“*' sheets st. e emi of the year know whetllerxwe. are making a._pr0ii¢ .0l‘ 0
inducing every men t0 mike -¢l\0i'°
power, which is comparatively Cillllll when compared with man-power that 1| ,nssssssry on, every farm. More in tensive methods should be used not
only. in the crops -butass a lilsan=_cf increasing the nuslity of the ve stuck sept. 'rho vrcbieml. ef Pi'°°“°¢ on and marketing are of such B
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thing we can, do in .our_time»o_f peace was _-‘.o_.l>ray for _ .those who had it not. »- . _ There was a hopeful side when we,
looked at the awakening of the. young giant China. Look at the, way China had outdlstanced us in thd: handling of a great national evil, She had entered fully upon the task`
st;-gng,i;hsnsd_ by righteousness rather. _ . h.t . - _ -f t re-presented was a worthy one, o.nd,_hc, _ than _:D7 l0.rce.‘ . ,M112 glare sl§ist;§.);,neYY1';:,‘e impressed most seriously upon them ther 'were out in a field. His bro-
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BELFAST, Jan. 9.-Aloud ng,
been raised amounting to $5,000,000 as an idemnity to the relggivp of those who may be killed or Wounded among the Ulster Unionist volunteers resisting Home Rule, according to,a statement, to-day, by Capt. Jas, Craig, Unionist member for East- <10Wl\. Ulster, at a gathering of Un- ioniets here. He said the sum had been over-subscribed. The utilisa- tion of the idemnity fund is condi- tional on hostilities between the Up- ionists of Ulster and the Irish Gov- ernment after the introduction of Home Rule. The Unionists declare their plans are complete to resist Home Rule by force of arms. > They have raised an army, alleged to be composed of thousands of disciplined men under the leadership of retired officers of the British navy and arm,y,\ and assert that they will defy any measures of ll Government sitting at Dublin. Activity' in the movement is caused by the Governulent's issue of the proclamation prohibiting the importation of arms and ammuni- tion, scveral consignments of which were seized on arrival in Ulster.
LAUNCH TURNS TURTLE
(Canadian Press)
NORFOLK, Va., Jan. 9.-A navy
launch turned turtle in Hampton Roads. There is no word of the lil or 20 men aboard.
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Society of which he ls secretary for the branch in this province, next spoke. He said it afforded him much. pleasure to be present at the pre- sentation. He might say that first uid was a movement among the cn- flct corps for the extension of the Sl'..\ John Ambulance Association work. Giving a general review of the work of tile Association he said it had been started in England, then spread. to the colonies and hnally to the provinces. It had not been as suc- cessful here as some wouldwish. It had been extended to the cadet corps with the idea of giving a. knowledge of first aid treatment, and the im- portance of it. The obycct of the Nesbit competition was to impress upon the boys the necessity of know- ing how to deal with emergency, cases, accidents, etc. With the as- sistance of Dr. McMillan and Mr. Lnndrigan he had endeavored to teach first aid and had been very suc- cessful. He was pleased with the ex- an: ination of the tw"_o_hear.ns of cadetl from that school., In _iL_hs-lied found that they had a, pretty good grasp of the knowledge of this aid. l-le thought it a Pity that the rural dis- tricts eould not take part in the competition as when the doctor lived some distance away the knowledge of first aid would be a welcome thing The rifles as prizes were to encours4gQ rifle shooting. Major Yeo then r ferred to the success that Island rigs cadets had made in Dominion meets and pointed out Messrs. Landrigan, Allen and McKinnon as examples. He also made reference to the cadet camrd at Brighton and gave Mr. Landrigan the credit for having it held here..
Mr. Baidcrson, Secretary of the School Board, was asked to make some remarks, but he declined saying that he knew nothing- about cadets or rifles. He said, lnughing‘i¥. .f-hat when he went to school he was taught. trigonometry not "triggerometry."
a rifle was one time he and his bro-
It wss.a-ll lllipiflllg Bddfeii- -R°V~~ mm,” year, ig, we ground as c'1m-sae the cure they must exercise in bane- filer went to shoot a flock of crows
'i‘- Marshall sucks Of the zccd sllifiiy md attagk ,,,,,,,g,,_, ,,-,-,,,,,,_ sh, use of ling them, pointing out as un illus- ill the "1-°@ti'?¥5.““d b'7°“3.ht th? 5"'-_,legumes is'recommended.`Nswer allow tration of WFGIGBSHCSS U10 1'¢¢“-ill- 9059 vices t0_e-°_l.0!e- _ ~so`d to remain 'for three years is one where a young lad was brought into picking himself up from the ground
‘ with an old rnusket. The musket was rusty and kicked. His brother.
The ministers will exchange D\iil>i¢5 of the vital principles in attacking the P.E.I. Hospital where he was still where he had fallen, said: "Bell, if I
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dress was inspiring and instructive. He then presented the certificates for marksmanehip as follows: C. Monaghan, E. Arsonuult and L. Mc- Kenna, andthe athletic prices thus! S. McNeill, Ist place in potato race, silver' maple leaf; W. McCatey, 2nd in potato race, silver maple leaf; W. I’inea.u, 75 yd. dash, silver maple leaf; A. Walsh, 2nd in high lump, fob; G. Francis, under water swim- ming, silver maple iusl. The- cadets who won the rifles were then mar- nhailed up to the desk and His Hon- or presented them to the winners as Mr. Landrigan called the names. They were E. Praught, P. Monaghan. C, Uougnn and M. Sinuot. His Lordship again referred to the honor the winning of these rifles represent- cd nod said that the St. J0hn's Am- bulance Association, which represent- ed first nid institution, or its grand patron, the Duke of Connaught, would indeed be pleased with the merits of the boys who had won tliese sllimliiiii prizes. , Col. Moore was then called on. He
said be was not prepared to speak but, as Mr. Landrigan said, he had always taken a great interest in the cadet movement and was indeed gra- tified with the success of the Queen Square Cadets. He had been in com- mand of the district here when the ilrst company of cadets was organiz- ed and he had followed their progresn closely and with much pleasure. The cadet organization was a grand thingi for the boys. Military instruction was the best kind of instruction to receive and the soldier who could nod ohev must get out. I-le congratulated the h0ys‘on their success in the com- petition, and also impressed on them the :necessity of careful handling of the rifles, which hc declared were the best make in the world. Major Yeo, M. D., who was there
on Sunday. The a.uno\lnoement_w_iil thesapests. _ _ __ confined, the shot not yet being locat- had mlmed the sms ins other way 1 be seen in this paper in another col- -_---'--*_- ed. -.He congratulated the instructors nmn, ,_ lldinsrd's Linlmsnt Cures Colds. ste. of the boys, and.i>rincipal_Landrigan
would have killed-the crows.” .The sneakers ali“dwelt at length upon Mr; Nelbifls generosity in- awarding these rides and the worthy object they- re- presented. ~. ~ » - » -
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course-but get a Remington - type- writer and,sce how your congested correspondence .melts away _under its magic manipulation. A Milne Fl' r, Halifax, N. S. S53.
“Come to the pie social and enter-
taioment in Fredericton Hall,” ‘Fri- day evening, Jan. 16. Door_s.open at 7 o‘clock. Admission 10c. Ladies with baskets free. If night proves v- orable concert will be held--lrst‘m_.;ne night following. - $787
°°NOTICE.-A grand entertainment and social will bctheld in-»HoIe'l Hall. Wednesday, January 14th. Pro-
ceeds in aid'_of.=buL1d&,a 14,01' I.. hall st Braoklewr t. Admission 10 and l.5c. Ladies with basklts lips. By order of ecfnnittep. -».- Q98
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