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FUNERAL GOVERNMENT RESUMED IKENSINGTON
or LATE sE|uuoli NEaoTlArloNs YESTERDAY ` uouoiis cli‘lzEu
MACDONALD I WITH STRIKING MINERS' ON REMOVAL
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pak Place Yesterday to
0t_tawa Statlon-Re- mains Enroute Home
(Canadian Press.)
UTTAWA, Mar. ZZ-The funeral of we late Senator Macdonald, whose dwell occurred here yesterday, took plane this morning, the remains be- ing taken to Charlottetown for in- gmiienti The ubsequies were of a simple lia- ture, only a few intimate friends and pm-|_y colleagues being present. The remains ure being accompanied to L'-harlottetown by Mrs. R. H.M&C- donald, daugliter~in-law of the dece-
ased. »
SECOND BIRTHDAY
SINCE BEGINNING
UF CAMORRA CASE.
vlritlilw, Itiily, March 20-As the first lawyer for tlie defence of the Cn- morists opened his address, L' ‘ aiieri Hlauchi, president of the court. cele- brated liiii birthday for zhe scroiid time since the opening of the tl. 'ite rin-_ei viteari, in behalf ei the illugirloim jurist-consul, the president in retilriiiug his thanks, remarked
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STRIKE WILL
IILERLISL THE
IMMIIIRIITIIIN
(Canadian Press.) MONTREAL, Mar. 22-Mr. Sou.
thal,_ of the Canadian Northern, who is in the city, says that the British coal strike will have the effect of decreasing immigration to Canada,
British people who are suffering
from the effects of the strike have not yet the means of coming to Can- ada.
MASSACHUSETTS
SENATE AGAINST
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
BOSTON, March 20-Woman suf-
frage and the election of United Sta- tes senators by direct vote were dr.- feated in the senate today by close votes.
The senate went on record against.
the woman suffrage by n vote of 1? to 14 after a spirited debate. The galleries were crowded with women.
The resolution urging a senatorial direct vote amendment was lost by a vote of 19 to 14.
that he hoped be would not he there for similar greetings next year.
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INTERMEDIATE IIICS
TRIM ST DUNSTANS
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The flccoiid Victories, Intermediate
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more to their string of victories last night at the Oharlotteown Arena by putting one over the S. D. rf. Hockey team with il score of 6-0. The \'lcs have an enviable reputa- tion this yeilr having' gone through the season .with a loss of but one game. Last night they had clearly the best of the contest and had the college boys most of the time on the defensive. .
The Saints, it may bc- said, arol
not used to playing in, a large rink. having only had two ganies this sca- iion in the Arena and when better ac- quainted with ii lagrger ice, they
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would put up a much stilier game. »The`gar_nc was _fairly fast, the 'iles forwards getting in nice \`vork» which resulted in Ingrahnm and Gregory scoring in the'iirst half. The second period was much faster than the first, both teams getting in ellectivc work uhile Butler of the St. Duiistan's niado some very fine stops. The Vics, however, added four more, Prowsc tnllying twice and McDonald and Ingraham got one each.
The game was well handled by J.
Gormley and W. Gillespie.
An hour’a skating on good ice to
an excellent program of music hy the Fourth Regiment Band was enjoyed by the large crowd who witnessed thc game. _
HEAVY SNOW STORMS
_IN WESTERN STATES.
NORFOLK, Nob., March 20- The worst of s series of record breaking snow storms struck north Nebraska and southern South Dakota, early Wiley. Twelve inches of snow had IBIIBU Ili’ 9 o‘clock and it is still “°°WI°B- /l high tlorthwind _was blowing and the temperature falling. Train service is paralyzed, many trllllls sro heing abandoned. _Two ncgroes lost a suit against. thai lsrlaisn Hotel, Montreal. for “iii- lurled to feelings" because they were asked to sit in a. private dining-
room instead of with the other pat- rons.
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wiiinn ra'i'ai.i.v ii.i..
sff_f‘7W YORK. Mareh 20-.lee ic. wil- " L “ll MIDP. was fatally stricken Trutg lives playing his part ln- "'rhe mt ___ _“EOD at the Bijou Theatre ed ____ Elt. _Although Wilson realiz- D__og__e__lf"_;"‘l"l§_weakness as the play .to ____o_:=0_ . he stuck to his task, only the ______ in the wings at the end nf. 'yes __tY~__h‘l*l@ bore up so well in the few Ilersn e qudlcnce' however' that me _ ml, if any, realized that hr-_
fi Hlllk mail.
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FAST LINE ALONE.
_£;;f`f:_ll»\. Marsh- 20-ie is ..,..1e,._ Way ___ at the Canadian Pacino Rail- ma ____ ends ready to itself carry our. ,mp sgilviised new fast Atlantic steam- ent me __ce_;__i_f__3___l:_\ibi:ldy of li suillci. menh iy the govern-
sll' Tllomns Shaugliiiessy is in th
0.
Ifgrlffgitgloizy- Hllllposedly in connec- numhar _ o contract. Though ii ,"m_"_0° cfmvanies have figured in naelr ui" 9 ‘"9 ‘°"°”“° °” H Win” _"_ ° 0 ‘easel would sail from Hlali-
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TQ PIAVE MISSED
THE SEAL HERB.
'l'l'. .lol-iN's Th » Nui. March 20- -‘-’-"-`»f-‘»‘é’?‘ ;';_’f_‘_:ll'_.I__ his decidedly unfavorable have met-_w_te;_veral of the sbeamers wifeym, dl mlllwlll, according to 1| °P°¢°Il°S. and the whole
*°l li b ii _“___ _______e_m¢ir\_r_e_¢l to have missed the
DUKE OF CONNAUGHT
AGAINST DOCKING
HORSES' TAILB.
OTTAWA, March Z0-I think the
docking of horses’ tails is ri relic ol' barbarism. 'The dealers may not agree with me, as the bosses sell
_better when they are docked. Ithilllt
it ig 3, shame to deprive this dumb animal of the tail which God has given it. This was the declaration of tho Duke of Connaught at the annual meeting of the (Jtiawi-. Humane Bo. ciety today.
His royal higliness also spoke str- ongly against reckless drivin§ “nd overloading which the humane socltty is fighting in this city. I hope there will grow up a sf~l‘°l\K
sentiment against reckless drivinf: and overlaodiiig, he continued.
FOUR GERMAN
FIPIES ARRESTED ON
ISLE OF WIGI-IT.
LONDON, Marcli 20-l<‘our alleged leriilan spies were iirrested today on the Isle of Wight. They were dis- covered within tlie precincts of Bt. Helena Fort on the west side of the island opposite the Portsinoiith naval llarbor.
TI-IE ICE RI<lI‘OR'l‘.
HALIFAX, Mar. 21-As telegrapll-
ed by the superintendent of the sig- nal service, Quebec, to the board of trade, March 20th. Point Escuini.nac_ Aiitlcosti, South Point, Heath Point, St.. l’aul's Iu- land, Money Poiiit-Heavy close PMI(- _ d everywhere.
Magdalen Islands-Heavy open ice
everywhere.
Gaps Ray-Heavy open distant. Flat Point-Heavy close packed dis-
tant.
Calle Riice-Onc'berlr-
Muigrave Strait-Clear.
Port Hood-Heavy open icc.
VERMON'I"S MAPLE /
SUGAR SEASON ON.
nUai.iNo'roN. Vt.. Merch 2°" ‘The maple sugar season is now in full swing in most sections of Verm0l'l¢_. and the State siigar market at Han- dolph will soon begin shipping the prounet over the United I-ltntea, Sug- ar bearing the market label is guar-
nilteeri by the Suite. - _ _
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HIIIRS TRIAL
Tll RL HIIIRII IIN APRIL I
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(Caiiadiau Press.)
NEW YORK, Mart 2Z,'I'he trial of
Charles Hazen Hyde, formerly of 'I‘rilro und formerly city chamberlain of New York, will go on April 1.
A panel of 500 talesman 'has been
summoned for jury duty.
The Chamberlain is accused of tak-
ing brihcs and favoring certain banks In the disposal of city business.
PROFEHi:l(lR 'FRIES
WALKING CURE
NEW YORK, March 20.-Dr. John
H. Finley, President of the College 0; the City of New York, started out on n little walk of thirty miles on Sunday iiight_tii freshen liinisel( after a strenuous day. Dr. Filnley took part oil Sunday afternoon in the Gro- ver Cleveland memorial exercises lit City College, On Sunday evening hi presided over H gathering in honor ui Cleveland at Caldwell, N. J.
From this city Dr. Finley motoreii
to (.‘ad\vell with Mrs. Cleveland nil-._ others. After the ex-.ii‘\"_~r.s Iir. l"ili ley accompnilieil the party as far as Elizabeth. Here, however, he decided he needed an antidote to the day’s iriental, wear and tear, so he started out on foot for l‘ririceto\\'ii, :intl reached there at 8 ii. in-_ llr. Finley is a Cana.diaii_
BROWN MEN SHOW UP
FAST ()N DIAMOND.
_PROVlDl:lNCE, March 20-Baseball players at Brown University were out in force for a long practice on Lincoln Field. It is saiil at Brown that the college will have'as good if not a better nine than _last season.
The team will he made up of lurgin, Dukette, Reilly, Captain Nash, Ches- iey ivicoiovern, Larraoee, Lionzelnian, Henry, Warner, Loud, Fiulllvan,Uoals, Tcnney. Babington, Growther, R.Nash and Snell.
ALTMAI; REPORTED PAYING
$1,000,000 FOR VALASQUEZES.
NEW YORK, March 20-Benjamin
Altman, according to report. is the purchaser of the two important Vel- asquez portraits-"King Philip IV. of Spain"_ and "The Dukes of Olivar- es"-imported by the Duveens: Mr. Altman is said to have paid more than $1,000,000 for th-em. That figure if correct, is higher than any ever given in art's history for a pair oi canvasses. Joseph Duveeii would neither afialrm hnor deny the rumor. Along Fifth avenue, however, it war generally said that the two Velas- quezes, once thc property of the late Duchess of Villalicrmosa. were to he hung in Mr. Altmaii’s home. As pend- ant pictures froill the brush of The greatest Spanish master, these cali- vases have iio erplal in thi:l_co\uitry
COMMUNICATION
THROUGH PROVINCE
IIND WITH M-AINLIIND
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'i‘he Earl Grey left Picton yester-
day at 7.00 a. m. for Georgetown with 22 passengers, 100 sacks mail, express and 18 tons freight and docked at 10.10 ii. m. She leaves today at 7.00 a. iii., for Plc- tou with passengers, yesti=l'<lHY'll Olli- wnrcl iiiail, express and freight.
Tile ‘liinto left Georgetown yester-
Miners to Accept Wage Bill Without Actual
Figures
(Caiiadiuii Press.)
LONDON, Mar. 22-The Govern-
ment this evening resumed peacc ne- gotiations w.ith the British coal own- ers and strikers. .
Premier Asouitli is trying to induce
the coal owners to agree to $1.25 and 50 cents minimum wage. He hoped the men will be content with the promise without the inclusion of the figures in the bill. It is expected that there will be a coni- promiae in the dispute which will be satisfactory to both sides. _
The wages may be passed through
the House oi Commons tonightnt the House of Lords has been summon- ed to meet at 11.30 p. in.
G0liDENSl:I) ADS
T00 LIITE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
(Half cent per word eacli insertion
iii this coiliiiiii_ i"iisli milst accom- pany order aild live pi-,r cent discount allofed. Miiliiiiuiii eiinrge twenty- ilve cents.) . BOY WANTED to run errands and
learn office work, Apply in
person at the Guardian oiilce. 3-2Zdtf_ \VAN'l‘ED ii smart buy as messenger
in a dry goods store. Apply by
letter to 1'. O. limi 387. 3-Zildfii.
WANTED tlircc smart girls to leurii
millinery making. Apply to
l‘. ii. Box 387. FOR SALI‘}~--Milk cow will calve first
of April. Apply to llcrt Fulmer,
Harmony. ` 3~23rlw. LOST, on Euston or, llllpcl' Prince
Mnrcli 22, ri maltose lace halid-
kerchief. Finder please leave at Stan- ley Bros. 3~23ll3I- FOUND on lloagworth Ave ii locket.
Owner can have same by calling
at 22 Pleasant St, provinl; prvllvfty and paying for this__afl.___ii-§3dl.iprl. r-o1Ts`.i`i.s__..’<|aliiisiiy el ni-ess-ell
hny ut Burlington, to be deliv-
ered next week. ADDIY £0 J0Ill1 A- nnan, rare of John Bernard, Burling- io,,_ 3-zadsi. aosrfhetdeiifoiifirlotieeowii and
the Pumping Station it parcel
containing goods. Finder leave at Pumping Station and receive reward.
3-23d3ipd.
MEN AND WOMEN wanted to learn
harboring. Earn $10 to $25
weekly, $5 Saturdays. Room.b°ard.
toolkfurnished. Halls Barber School!-l. 814 ashington St, Boston Mass._
3-23ds13\pd.
SEND for my large package ot _ aa-
sorted post cards, comic views.
photo’s, songs and etc 25 C€llIF~ Postage paid. Leo Gallagher. 132 Simpson Ave. Toronto, Ont.
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WANTED-Live silver, cross and rc
foxes. racoon and mink._ Give
full description and price for immedi- ate shipment or spring delivery_Blake Vannattoc. Ballinafad, Ontario. _
3-Z3sdr4ipfl
Goorfriinssiuhs, at once so take
charge of small woi-krooin. *-0
make himself generally useful nbollli store. Steady work, good wt1R9flTf‘l` a steady man. ADDIY Ill 1’el'5°“ I” S. McConkey, St. Stephen, N. B._ GASOLINE ENGINE-Bargains, 2 ICQ
16 horse power farm, shop and
_-punt “sq second-haiid a1so.Free cata- logue. (luiirantec Motor Co., 65 BHS' street North, Hamilton, Ont.
3-23sdr_i_ipd.
ous 1liastr§{ea"Caeaio§iie of .\'o\~ei-
ties beats them all; criiuiirieal
with bargains. A postcard will brine one- by return. Powell & Lattey Dept. A 12 Union avenue. Montreal
3-23s<lr2ipil
day at‘ 7.00 ii. m. for Picton with 35 l,R0_BA,I,mN_ERS-_ue w__'m_e,l mr-“__ iisufil _w__e;i_ther despatch for this morn-
aiii ._ one r ig ii a 1 ts t h ,.6 had one; _ ._ 10.00 ii. iii. She leaves today lit 18'” gpglégnschgllsur as e___m,B,e__,_ _ __The te:i_p_eii=ti_ir€__;it.__-_t;l;i_;$_ .;tc(l_c_>_<_:_li
_ _ f (~ t . -ith __ ,_ iis mor g xy
$310 £8 meg&‘;_,|;_§,?_:f'i$__3¥`“egress'Sim Address The .Sili1@l`InW““°“t‘ ___ . , ,Tested Therinoiiietor with ii northern
Height’ y ' _ _ :T235 ‘WIN 5 -exposiire wiin twenty degroefs .above
No word was received in Charlotte. 1,0:-iT'on Satilrdny last hctweeii Ll* zero rind with ri Southern exposure
t d f th ovem nts of per Queen St and L0ni¢W0l‘f-Il - nineteen above vero
'tlifnicgliiixs nfylolhi eiIh7e‘I‘ Cnpee Tru- Ave ri roll of music. Finder l>l"’1f”’fI The lowcs_t tcinptrl-\U1l'B _ N¢01`d°~\
C ,T tine i ve nt. 22 Pleasant St Of H; T~'ycsterdny was nineteen iegrees zi-
vexesgzclaTpIral?lrmeII‘i>iii Gcorketowii l?:liner’s office next Bank of N'>\'& I bore ‘Acro and the highest W” wut?
. - - ' l. I ve The lowest recorded
iii th all nl Scotia 323d‘lipi one um
bring g c passengers, in iii _ ~ ,_ _ ' __ ‘ _ express from liliirl Grey arrived in ANYUNI-; wishing to cet voung hovs the Dl‘°_‘l"“lSll1Rl\tt\:gsfo;:_rt_e_e__i;a_b{:_v_e
Uliai~lottetown yesterday at 12.40 ` 'or girls this spring 'li-om the At Him* li-ul. we e ay . and left on return again at 8.45 p.m_ Hon". should w,~|t(._ at (mcg Lvlvinglteen aboie and lit nine il- "1-, lt was
with passengers mail and express to L ' _| _ ¢ _ ,I_ sterling' Kina. I-Wellty seven above,
t Pictoiilon the Earl Gre to Wn re erm as 1,. 0 1; mf- Helif The length of todnv will he twelve
cross o . Y ‘ 11 r., Midi ,iiior ~o - _ I ' - _ dny. It will leave Georgetown for Inznnr? S I _ 3_.23,1,-52,, _ hours and twenty one minute-an
. t r the arrival ' - -- - A - “” morrow twelve hours sn ww y ri[";,Iile?ttel\Ti‘Ti`ivt‘:1 t\?lfIT\;iIT1I:.Tn the paasen- SEND_Y°‘"` “dd"”’“ wduyt' nfgntgxglfoiir minutes. _ gers, mail and express. ' °“`°“|‘“`“ on um mos F q.“c\an` The tide will lic high this nftcriionii There was no special train to or '"W‘° "“ "‘""I" A“°°““” ““‘ *‘ B ‘ at 1.02, tomorrow arterneoii at 1.34 from cape Traverse yesterday. Buttercuim E<lm""‘l C- A§‘*’“~_ A1; .inn Monday he 2.13; it will be iiigii,
Yesterday tire Murray.I>lai'bor train 224. Vlce-President Internet one tomorrow morning M 1_43_ Monday arrived in Charlottetown at 9.50 n. COM Clllb B‘°"“tT°"‘T~ (I“°°“°'d Zi d at 3.33 and Tiiesday nt (.44. _ .-ri., fifteen mluutes late; the Capo _ _ _ _,_ 3;2§“ T L’ L The nun sets this afternoon nt 6.17,.
Traverse at 10.30 twenty minutes "fAN"I‘ED. for the (`-ity of Char- tomm-row ag 5,19 and Monday ne n.
te the Souris at 12.05 a m one lottetown, A IBCIY 0| E005 “P 20 it will rise tomorrow morning nt
llsquith Tries to lnduce~
,by the lessees of the two big apart- -ments iveil on them. The fourth
| .i Presidents suit and private dining
GLRMIIIIS
IIIIIINIII III
IST RRITIIN
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' (Canadian Press.)
BERLIN, Mar. 22-The German’s
answer to the recent speech of Chur- chill given today by the submission tel the federal council or the aqw .army and navy bills.
In all departments of the army and
navy there is an increase in expen- ditures and in this way the German defiance of the British contention is shown. ~
I"RIYATE_GAl`tITFlNS
FOR HOTEL f~lU1’1`E»S.
NEW YORK, March 20-The big
hotel which the New. Yorkl Central Wil1_DU€ lip over the new siibui-ban station and Madison avenue at Forty third street will be named the Hotel Biltmore. _ The Madison avenue front will be taken up by the subllrbnri station of the Grand Central terminal. It will be only live stories high. This leaves on the level of the sixth floor of the hotel the roof of the statioii and tho` roof of the inner court' of the hotel. It is D1'Oll090<l to divide this space by a brick wiill and turn each half into B. formal Italian garden, to be used
IZ
Iioor will he given up mainly to '
rooms. The l’residelit’s suite will have a privzito elevator, ‘
ANON\'l\l()l.‘-S GIFT OF
550.000 TO HARVARD.
BOSTON, March z0='»PIarvard Col- cge has followed Technology as the recipient from an anonymous giver, who ls ii wealthy Boston man. His name the faculty refuses to divulge. He has given $50,000 for a high ten- sion electrical laboratory, which will outrank iinytliing of its kind in this country. The building will be erect- ed on Jarvis Field between Pierce Hall and the Jefferson Physical La- boratory. When completed, it will cost over $50,000. The building will be equipped with the latest electrical devices. It will be a part of the Harvard Graduate School of Applied Science;
DR. MARY WALKER IS
AGAIN IN PAJAMAS.
NEW TORK, March 20-Dr. Mary
Walker, who was quite ill at the Presbyterian Hospital, has gone to the Hotel Gerard because the hospit. al nurses made her wear a lacy, ribq bony, fluffy, feminine “nightle."'
Whe-n _the niirso refused to give her
pajamas,- the famous champion of wo- man’s rights and male attire endured it for forty-eight hoiiru, then bounced out of bed, dressed herself in ber accustomed garb of frock coat, trous- ers and other mule garments. called a taxi and transferred herself to thi- Gerard, which offers the distinguished suilragist free apartments,
There she went to bed iii pzijaimis
and great pence of mind, Sho refused to have li doctor. Shu ordered ic-_ cream and ravi' oysters, which she ate with relish.
"lf I really think I need a doctor,"
she told Mrs. Nellie B. Van Slinger- land, her press agent, "I'll get a wo-‘ mnn doctor."
THE NEITHER
TEMPERATURE
SUN, MOON, ETC.
The liilaiwlian did not receive-` the
is : - .. I ' I ’ hour and teii minutes late: the Tlx- pearance and character to l’¢Dl`0S°l1t 5.54, Monday at 5.52 and Tuesday nt nish at 2.15 p. rn., thirty-five min- an established Maritime house. The 5_50_ utes late and the Bummerslde nt 6 position ig 9, permanent one to the; The moon ,nts tm-,ight M 12 ,,,,,\
p. m. forty-five minutes late, right person. Applv giving refer- Monday m,,,.,,,ng ut 123-,~_
1-me to "lielinblr-“ Giinriliaii Office.
SIMON BOLGER PASSED AWAY
.lust before going to press The
Guardian learns that Simon Bolger. proprietor of the Osborne I-louse, L.‘liarlottct0wrl. and one of the city's best known residents, had passed ii- _way about three o'cloek this morn- ing.
The deceased had been ill for some
time and his recovery was nut ex- pected for the past few days.
The funeral botice will zippculr later.
'RANGEMIBN MET
IN .*3l~}C`ill‘1T SESSILJN.
l`{INGSTO.\T, Ont., Zllarch 2~’!--L‘}nl-
ming that the Oriingeiiicn .;. .e too rxuch publicity to the liusiiiiss ni l.lic`r grilnd szf~i=.iou, the Graiil llarl: Chiiitci' and (iranil i..oiigo of Lin- tario East, in session here _-i.l.'iy, are mainfainliig strict secrecy on to the business they are tiviiisnviiiig, li. is uiidolstood, lim-raver, that sticrii; resolutions of home role thc ml:iri'i~. 0/lc qllcstiou, liilinglziil schools will li¢_I
passed hy the Grand Lodge. i
ROCKEIFELLER GUARD
INSANE WITH A GUN. .
Gnraicnwlcri, ct., iiai-en an-lies'
his Galvin, n watchman on Wrlliam' G. Roekrfeller's Greenwich esitlites, became crazed at his liome at (‘o~.! Cob and alarmed the coniinlinity by ilrlng ri pistol at, iinarliiliry, pcm-fini-:_ ; His wife called rilieriil l’illnr~l:n.ii, vslio ' camo wlirii Galvin had snirisiicd the
dodged boliiiiil. trers and iifljncciitf buildings. The Slicrlll \-_'allied in rx- pccting a tussle. ilnlzfin iiilv-iincel toward liiin i~.iifl llnilded liim the pls- I tol, saying calmly Z I-Icre is some- _ thing 1'd better not have.
Min:ird‘s lliniinciit f‘ui-1-ii lliim-iiiy._f-r
'John Anderson Made lie- I cipient of Address and 'Presentation Last
Night
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(Special by Phone.) ' i<i~i.v.~:1.\‘o'i'o.\', Mar. zz~'riiai uns enterprising town can appreciate I truly good citizen and recognise hlh worth to the cominumty in which Il
_resides was demonstrated last night _af tile (‘, M. I3. A. Hall when a lurgl ;iiuiiibcr of proiriineiit citizens of tha I town and rcsidinta of the surrounding Icoilntry axscnlbied to express In A :forcible iiizinuer their regard for John `Aiidei'son of that town and their re- lgrct 'it his early departure for Char- lottetown where he will in future lo- cate. _ '
The gotlieriilg was u really repre-
seiitiitivs one. Those present includoil iiienibcrs of all religious denominat- ioiis, and all irresl-ectivc of political leanlngs or social caste, were eager to join in the object of the evening, innkiiig it ii demonstration of unani- mity of which niiy man might well. foci proud to have tendered him. _ »
The meeting was presided over by,
lb-_ D. liarrifrh, Kensington, who 8.!-' ter li few iiltrorluctnry remarks cu1I° cd on Rev. G. A. I-lutlierlzind to read the followii:-g aptly worded address.
windows in the liou,-:_e, and nelglilioixif To John Ande:-son. K¢llSl'1§¢0ll»
We the citiveiis of Kensington
b;i\~o lcnrnr-d with regret that your ap,-oiiitinent to public service at- t`li.flrloi.ietown necessitates your re- mo‘.':i' from our midst.
\-our life iiiis been of such a char-
,icior tliiit some public. recognition 0! l'L'ou:iuued on pago`T3)
MIIRCONI AT $7 A i MANY
l\iON"l`Rl~IAL, i\lnrci_i 20-The myste-
rious spcciilutiori iii 1\iurcoiii stocks continues, and yesterday (Tonadinii
Marconi sold over the ‘$7 mark. _
Brokers said most of the dcmzindl
seemed to be coming from Iiondoli, and that the stock wus scarce,
J. N. Greenshlelds, K. i.‘., n. direc,
tor of the <.‘-niiarlian Company, said yesterday that the rise in the stock; wus n mystery to hiili. The English Company, he said, had issiied a cir-_ cular regarding the deal with the ini.
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pcrial government, mentioned in lalfs iiight's Star, but that he could not. say how the Ciinadlau Company; would, be affected by the arrange- mont.
I niii going to -New York in e. few
days, he said, and hope to meet Sig- nor Marconi there. I may have some inforiiiation about the deal when l return, _ _ _ _
in the menntinie the people about
the Street who figured that Canadian lliarcoui v:.as worth nearer 70 cents than $7 are completely staggered. _
GREAT CRIJWDS HEAR
ll.OOrll‘J\`Fll.'I` HA.\l.\lER 'I`l\F'l`.I
NEW YORK, l'\Iart‘h 20»~In the firstl
Silcech of his campaign for the pre-I sidential nomination, Col. Roosevelt, tonight contrasted his position witlil that lakes by Pi-esllieiit 'i‘nii,. 'rue' real issue. he said, wnll wlicrher thc'
selves. I
Col. Rriosevelt'5 speecli was deliver-I
ed hoforc li crowd which filled (‘:iriil\'-I gie Imll. So many persons wish:-rl to hear him that an overflow inccthigl was held in a smaller hall wltliili the, some building. 'l‘he street in fri-nit. oil the hall coiitriincd a throng of par- sona who were unable to gain admis I sion to either iiieetilig. Col. Roose-f vclt was received with iiinrk(-ll eiithui:»~= iasiii. `
Toledo was i'eicri'od to srvri`al times
large part of lilil roinurlrs in reply. I
"Mr. Taft agriiii and again, in quo '
tations I have given, and elsewlierc; through his speech," said (lol. Roost:-» vslt, "e.xp!‘es»~lrs his rlisliciicl' iii the
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The is pleased to publish
in this issue ii cut of the fine new Casavaiit organ. installed in the Bup. tist Church df Charlottetown, last Deceiribcr. The Organ C0mm1Q,f,e¢ Wm, able to present to the Church rind C0\1Hrf‘lwtion last Sunday g pi-lntm report, which shows the organ all Wild for and eight cents in fund. The finance committee, consisting of J.K. R095. Dr. T. Yoo and A. F. Webster deserve ii_uch praise for the way in which they liiive handled the flu
‘Mlnnrd'l Idnimerit Cures Tllplltlieria. 3 i5dtf |q;,,nr,1',.|,in||nnnt. i‘nr»a i‘ol.1n,`l~1lc- l I I
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raising the total coat of $22l2?‘I‘3ccisiI three niontlis, Mr. Webstei-as fro".
American people slioulll govern fherii-; “
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people when they vote at the Dolls." He asserted that the pi-esideat’s posl~ tion was that. "We have in this country I; special class of persons wiser than the people, who are above the people. who cannot be reached by the people, but who govern then.” and ought to govern them." ‘
(lol. Roosevelt said that this was the old, old doctrine," which hu “ti-lille:-d to create :.1 hulwark for spo- cial privilege,"
“'l_`bis doctrine is to me a, dreadful
doct.rilie," said the speaker, “for IIB effect is, and can only be, to male the coiiris the shield of privelcge a- gnilist popular rights."
\VOl”iI.D RIFIJE RECORD
FOR'DIflEBlNG SCI-`I’0OIh
i-resilient alle.. .eel-.ir meal. nel r'on"i'i.A:~'v. Me.. Mimi 20-- 'rue
rifle team of the Deering High School.
by COL R¢,,,m~y¢1¢_ wp., dc,-,,¢,.,; Rlliroke by one point the schoolboys,
ecord of the world. The team score for five was 969. Millard I-iilgliey secured an individuel total of 198 out of a possible of .li George St. John made 197.
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urer earned praise in bringiig the fund to il. completion. The 'cb- operation and nymllethy or the poo- pla has been most. marked. and the organ is proving itself to he exc|ed~ l_m:l.v line toned. The llaimsi people of Charlottetown are to be congra- tulated on securing such a fine iiistru. ment and especially on being able-gg pay all the bills in connection With its installation in three months. The report is iinciy.gotteu up with outs of the church, the organ ‘ana um pu. 10'- 'l`l\° whsle affair has been hoiidp
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