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iT Y some Largest A A A - i ‘ ' '

BDa.ily Circulation ORNING Dm’

In this Pr v

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ED 1891

A11. in isai T CHARLOTTETO

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MAY

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oi iuini THE ARMENIAN

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WN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, |909.

FATA iuoriuo ovizii _ nan

aio Piioccssiou i

A MATSKERE or

Mexican Law Forbid Church Parades, but People Resented Agal"SlN°wSPii>erS For Un- Broughton by Murder of Two Moslems

Its Enforcement. Mob Burned Mayor’s fliouse. Village t'"%';,§f;l1;S'g¥f;ZdS§m° A Murderer Was an Armenian and Es-

Priesi is Dying of Self-inflicted Wounds. '___ ` caved Arrest People Alarmed-

MEXICO CITY, April 15-(Special)'

_'rue riuzcng which occurred nt vel-I airden-a mining camp on Sat-urilay was more serious than was first re-" ported, thirty-two men being killed

and many injured.

The troutlie it is alleged, \vas in-

stigated by Father Valenziwla, pat- ish priest, who now lies between life

and death.

Fourteen' of the rioters were execu-

ted by the Go\'ci‘iinient troops and

many imprisoned.

The fighting 'occurred when this May-

UNITTIT STATES

TJUAL HTH TUHUPTA

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PITTHBURC, |’u., April 14--'Flin

Pittsburg Coal and Orc Gonipany, which in the past week lias been iii- corpciriited tlirougli the laws of West Virginia, today brings to light the fa'ct that Pittsburg roul to the amount of perhaps 2li,\l00,Gt|0 tons has been contracted for by Southern Europe, and that the coal which us- ually went to the Northwest willi be shipped abroad at figures more- ad- vantageous than those given by Am- erican markets. At the swine time thc steamships which will carry the coal abroad have been guaranteed full ear- goes of English .ores to America on the return.

Henry Henderson, of Pix|tsb,urg, a.

well-known banker, appears to head the new combine, with William Mc- Lay, of New ~York, as surety. Most ofthe shipments will he made fron Pliila\.'lelpliia', where a brnuicli oflice is to be maintained. lt is claimed that the coal oif Cardid, on which many of the manufaicturers of Southern Itirly have been depending for years, falls short about 5,000 cubic feet per ton in gas production. This is the rem,-mi high prices have been proiiiiscd for American ccol.

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HAMILTON, April 15-(Special)'-

or nttenipted to stop ii rclilgious pro- cession headed by the village priest, the lu.\\'s forbidding such parades.

, the priest, wishing to witness the an-

nual burning of Judas, and when the orders of the Mayor became' known the mob Stoned, and later burned the house of the Mayor, who, with his wifn escaped by sucking protection in the Aiiiericmi colony.

The riotcrs stornied the (lliiiicsel

h0tel, looting it nnil terrori'/.iiiig the neighborliood.

!H|EHTST IN UUAHTTH

ATT A EENTUITY

l.iiNUfl.\'_ April i~i--’l`lic Brit‘.sl\`

\vhG-at market, \vl;'_cli luis b?cn rising for some time post, ycstcrcitiy tourli- eil Allis tid the iii.;',‘liest price iii London for ii quarter of ii century. Except lll0lll‘l*llilll`il.\'. ut the time of the Lel- ter <'oriiei', liritislx/ fnriiiers' stocks :ire now only twenty pcrcriii. of the average for this time of year, a good price having induced tlieni in most cases to market their stock, nmiiily to (lrrniimy und italy, soon after the linrvcst. According to the best au- thorities here stocks tliroiiglloilt the- \\'oi'll, :irc at low ebb. _

ioiiiiii in

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The police fired on the mob, many Mr. and Mrs. Klnrade have come up CONSTANTLNOPLE, April 15- ed, the Mohammedan population of niembfrs of which were well armed. from Toronto to Consult n l11\’~’y€‘l'» (Special)-A me

ssacre of Armenians Merzina. which counts a ucital of 10,-

1 The officers were forced to retreat., Ei-nest Kinrade is trying to per-'ls in progress at Merzina-a, seaport 000 inhabitants, took the law into

Thousands of parishioners followedleaving six dead in the main street. i-made his father and sister Florence of Asia Mir.or on-the Mediterranean. .their own hands and attacked the

Later the troops arrived in ai spec- to bring suits against the newspap- Enraged at the murder of two Mos- Armenian quarters.

ial train and a fierce fight between ers for what they printed about the lems by an Armenian, and the fact

the troopers and rioters ensued, case and against certain persons Who but the assassin was not apprehend- pealing in the eonsuls for help. bringing the total 'deaths up to thir- c|,.cu|amd scandalous sto,-ies_ ‘

tymwol ` ` > ~;-,__._‘:_..;- ; .;:;':-__ __ .____~'_'_f'w.,;~;’_f_;::._;_-,‘;i _:_-T. :; __ ;;_;~ .-; ;'_:-;_-»._.*~'

Mr Klnrnde has also expressed the

liuther Valcnzeula was arrested opimon that gomt of the Omcmlt-;

and one of his followers smuggled a hav., been bribed and were trying £0 knife to his cell and the piiest stab- shield some gm; else, - A

bed himself six times in an attempt -----l-»

Pin if Arun ms-Ui HM" BA” 'T NW"

-» VICTORIA., April 14-In 'payment

f th i fo ii ii

' ,;>;,,,;,,i°,§:,;;,;°,,f;,,§,‘;*;, ;é,»;;°,,f;,‘;‘;§i M..-me .fm-, ...Ai 15_<S,......i,

I , , _

years Lise. when Olin Sealing cruise. zitscnsro Mountains in luicimocnn

_ |oti<t1utid,nii ._ , .`

_ T . Ixfzbw ge? was i?“';)r°l";on°;;' Zhiregoff Hundreds of men who harve been

~ fi.\1li'()H.`,D, Eng., April 14-The strike nf students at Ruskin College, which begun about ten days ago on account of thc dismissal of Mr. Dennis Hjrd, the Principal of the institution ended today.

'rue executive committee of the ln-

stitution, which was founded in 1899, to pro\".de workingmen with facilities for the study of social and economic subjects, issued an ultilmatirmi on iiiondiiy that the college would be closed for it fortnight.

The students inet tonight and de-

cided to accept the sitiiation and ac-

quiesce in the dismissal of Mr. Hird. jrhe College wiL1 resume ts normal icoursc after Easter.

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SLUAABS ATT TUHUNTU

And Higher Prices Still Are . Predicted. How TtWiI|

Work Out-

WINNIPEG, April 15-(Special)-

The price of flour has gone up twice

lin three days and the price of bread [is to be advanced.

If the price of wheat goes down,

thc raise in flour will be still main- ital-ned, as the manufacturers have been for the past three months manur- facturing at losing prices.

If wheat stays where it is there

will be aniother advance in flour and if wheat goes up the ndvunce will be

ed in the waters of Uruguay three -A great forest tire is raging in the

-nrumenil of Uruguay has agreed to fighting thu flames have been compel- mnke compensation to Captain Biol- led t0 89"’ UP U16 Struggle Mid T110

com, of tl;-is city, and associates. mountain is now 'burning from end to News to t ls iiiect was received in d dp . f 11

Victoria today. The Agnes G. Dona- ,en ' 8 “ance 0 many m QS'

hue, which was one ofa fleet of seven

,sealing schooner.; that went from Ha- l

lifax to the sealing grounds ot! Urn- iz_uay and Cape Horn, is now hunting, in Antarctic waters. The Donahue

me it .IIHUHSHILL SAYS

cvidco, and her crew was ke/pt in pri- son ab the Uruguyan capital for some ;';‘,°,Q;,1;§;d °t‘ffit°‘,"w0My'ff,;‘,s}.T",';’,1,‘p,T’,‘;i,“,ff 1.oNDoN, April 15.-in it ietzor to

ment. A Canadian lawyer was sent his eliaftors' dcééinihxiltg Eaxi matt' $1? the Omawa government to take up ligsmortuiiitgl obzssion Ocsulg lenufgb

B;t§§|§ec,;§;,,fhzusfalkgilséggugllietx; the brain of any statesman than to lease ofthe ,men and and schooner suppose there was an antagonism! be- iwas secure,|_ tween Britain and Germany which ' _ could be solved only by war-because

in their commercial interests alone

SI; U T these two countries are necessary to

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i l e .

. t'l1 r ater. ,___._______ ,

ic'r1ir:NNic be ncaniim-nois, ‘_ T(.)RO.NT0’ ADM 14"Re“" DT"B"’“` Sl g 8 *_ i

April 15,-_/\p|,;,1-ently’ (.(,l(\,\,1OOdml lfluun (“'reg_or_y Ufthc'1`1unches1'Er 3-“di --'_l-Q*

murdcr was diseovercil hcfrc when the Tlnllguiln 1228332' 1ueIZ'1|i§(11zI;léi’Cl1]el,clF;:`in'g A|tvil`LTjArr§:aI;fT¢;‘TiSli)cCl)Jl;;i1`iie'r E15'_'1dlt1:GIPU|_TEE

. _ ' 1 on. I -» .

lioidy of Dominu Pelletier was _ found social conditions ,H the, great English]-[EA |John, for Hingham, with spruce plank ,

himiif outside ii stable door with his Cit1CS_ Manchester in particular, star- was drugged ashore in Mar

. _ - ~ . - ' chias Bay

. blown off ind th d tt -_ ~. , rl 'll ` ¢

.941 with lilickslirlll. I?ell<;)t(i<I:"1'Spn hhltl tied hi? .lleialflers by the fOu°win.g_sta_ QT wld De a tO~a1 loss' The crew f '

f. Th h 1 ~ A

éifon dead muiiy hours when discove - "m'wnt" ‘Mus aitemclon I pam 'a me sa L 9 sb 00”” was gyeius I

I Tl t 4 ` _.mme of your slums in this beautifull -v-- :The cargo belonged to Stgsen gi, Cog- police are looking for two young

ie ea and sale in St James Hall 't

F visit with your pastor, and the presi- 01d and 93 “et t°”’10_E@- She ‘WS _ 1

1 ldoirt of the l\lethod.lst Co1iferernce'to i0“'n”d W MT- Glennie. Of SaCkvi1le.i SAN FRANCISCQ April 21`“Thf

TUTT [TATA] AT

» .U il Till TUTTS EUT

FREDERICTON, N. li., April 14-

At the annual meeting of the St. John' River Log-Driving (‘ompuny the report of lust yenr’s business show-’ ed that aibo/ut seventy million feet of logs had been rafted at a cost to the lumgbermen of $1.05 a thousnnil feet. Estimates of the presi-nt winter- eut showed about. one humlrul mil.-_ ion feet of logs taken out.. These witlii

T A

. _ C, yy and I am hw to confess that |ler, St. John, and can be saved men, dressed like college boys who

YESAENAHY was a complete

_ . I

_ _ W success, in all my work among the submerged WASHINGTON, April 14-This was °--¥-- culled at the Mission Hardware Com-i

”_Uf\"lUlStl}l1<l1Hi: 'Jae disagreeable tenth of my own cities I have neverlu had day for the Republicans in

l&lc;i'tlicr.t_ lhe fancy tabl'es abcvunded seen anything- like the conditions _un-

ii _ar ities inoderatly priced and* der whicli some of your poor are Jiv-

nrtisticnlly executed, while the re- ing."

frrsliiiient tai le and l

1 cam y table \rer¢ Continuing, Dr. Gregory said' the

the Centre of attraction, so rluintiiy English poor did not suffer from the

the House. By a combinatilan of some Republican insurgents, and' the advocates of free crude oil and its products won a signal victory, when

pany a few _days ago and purchased A tcn cunts worth ot nails and carried

out with them a sack containing $62

_..._ in coin, which they saw lying an a

A FORT WORTH, Tex., A ril 21-A COUIIWF-

were they arranged with /ne latest rapacity of landlords as do the poor HIGHS in culinary art, The tm, tables here. l~Ic expressed the opinion that were also ably inuiragcd, and the. the City Council of Toronto, was not ladies, who are noted fm. their good dotng its duty in allowing the exist- tgngy cxccum previous enorts wcry_ ence and erection of some of the

an amendment! by Mr. Norris, of Ne- braska, ,placing the insignificant duty oi one per cent from advalorem on those articles wars adopted by a substantial majority.

A decision of the Chairman that

the om lumber hmm up from thu m_c_,t|iiiig uiiagiiiahlc having: been prcpap shocks he visited. I

Vidllg 563309 1'. 1 Ti' ;il'r' h(*t\,VQ(s;| purified for Those wh() n'ttE!l(lC(l. , "__-____-*___

hundred' and fifteen niillliii und one . | hundred and twenty tive million feet ~ " - ' - 1| | to come 'into the booms at Douglas T

and Lincoln so that xi busy sesrion is -The--<lii`crtors at 9, lnfel- megljnql I-c_i T ‘ expected. elected J. temper G,-egm-y p,.e,;iden¢|A I

The following were elected direct- and Lewis I-I. Bliss was reappointed-I

ors: J. Fraser Gregory, 1'. P. Baker, mn"l1g€I‘- '

F. C. Beattcay and I-Ieiiry Hilyurd.. s-.___-___.__ G]ML1’ Man' Ap,-i121__E_ H_ Dm-_

. f Mini-i~<i'.- Inniinem <'nm=t-eine etc. ry. Chief engineer of the proposed

=-11 -1'-' -rv ' - -e ' _ - _- , _.__;_,_ TL.; __ ___._:; :_ I-Iudsofn Bay railway route, arrived in

T' " Gimli rccentl'y after a very long and

A ;tiresonie trip from Churchill, via

Q 9 - Split Lake, on the Nelson River,

Ithcnce via' Norway House and across

~ WILL EE dT.\Th30I" THE SIGHT

S y t ut t e trip af

. ross the lake was comparatively easy

Q W fconipared to the deep snc-w and

T ` " ' ` storiny weather encountered for sev-

'ernli hundred miles up the Nelson

~ well. as to their friends. river,

it is pi-oi.-ohio that The Guartiinnui Mr- Drury is very enthusiastic over

.Tully party will oujoy t.lie automobile the norfh coiintry, and feels certain ride tlii‘ou_i,'li Upper New York wen that before many years tlhe Hudson moi-o dum rin- iinwn town tour. 'rinse Buy railway route will be well Penn- Uricn Cnr or :~lwiistikiil trips im,-c lnttd. 'Ilia soil is very fertile and been spe;iully prcplireil by ()_ A_ ,iiiiiicrnls are to be found in good Dickinson, proprietor, and tho up jquirntitics. town, starting from Hotel llaitiholdii, A The liuc for the most part runs 2.'lid St. nl- Brri‘:1<|\\'ay, ini-ludi.s :ill the ll-lll`UllllT1 il UUTTUHY that Um be C\11tT‘ [priiicipuvl points of interest lying V‘\l'~`lT Mill Dl`fld\1L'U Eflllll f0l‘ ll COHSN- 'iiortli tlir:ri.oi', the piilntiiil residences `¢‘f1lTlTU dlStHYl¢U “Offli-

;of Fifth Avfniiv; ti1r\..»r»m|i-ifui |,.,“i¢.' --------

;v:irds :ind dri;e\v:iys of Central Parki I .

und iiivvr.-iiln llrivrf; thc tomb of (ie-'n-A T A

eral li. S. Grunt, where ri Stop oll L l

'i`cn-ltliniitui isniadc (this bein thc'

_ _ . , gf ,_

T U1-TY cr“inp:»rly iilllilxcrl thin -priyiilc-gc); A “°'_° Tlllnnliicitiin Viaduct with its un- TMNT STEVENS. Orc-» Allfil 21- icriiwillril view of the Hudson and of The <liSC0V9'l"Y thflt land l\0.l0ll1l¥l§ Tthc l’ict.iirest||ic Palisades; Columbia liiittc/ry Russell, which wus built at Univefricity ilnililinigs; monunionts, au expenditure of $1,500»000. Bhd WM catlicdruls, cliiirrlies, hospitals, gluing, one of the best equipped batteries at 'thcuircs, hotels, etc., etc. Fort Stevens, is rapidly' sinking, has

As thc eight happy ladies and their lcd to the further discovery that this

(Photo by cook) ,c,-‘cons glide onward the lecturer who iS '¢I`\l° fm' mme distance 5101115 the

Mer 01--rrorrr liy,‘:.':‘.“i.i'““...*:;:“; til" "W" :.:‘::‘f.ir: Ars.: 1'; 2.‘;.f:°.:’l.;‘.°.f;.i§

Hampshire 1 - s ri mos oxpcnm -

’ ;slvc residences In the world including ‘ '“"* '

one of elm' pmminent congest. those of H_ 0. /xrmnur, John _y,,,~,,,|,! The teinpernturc was thirty.deg'rees

ants from Queen, County DN ;A,;,,,,-_ ,\,,,i,-pw p,,rm.gic' J,.,h,, R_ ,above z-sro ut two o’clock this morn- *-"l°¢. in The Guardian's race by Drexel.. Mrs; Ogden Goelet, H.. W.il“li~

the popular young ladies for Goclct,Frank Gould, George J.Go\ild, the Big Free Trip, to New York City Hownrd Gould, H, 0, HM-emcyer' l\iiiii\r<l`.-illinimcnt Cures Giirgetin cowl# and return. illicliard Mansfield, Levi P. Morfnn, -

There are i ht ld l li f He' nn Oclrichn. -I l D. R .kf ll

over sixteenaygearsm:>Inl1ilg‘e,cwhg( esvlll Wfllllfiliiii I?irici'.felierfNll"lr. Ro(t(Tisc(lill‘d:i *- °“l0y The Gun.rrllan's big free trip, Rlicsel Sn;-ze, Grunt Srhley, Chnrleol CHICAGO, April 15-(Special)»- Ind t0morrow’s isslic, containing' the M. Schwab, W. S, Sloan, Nathan April Wheat ............11B§ total number of vous polmi for each strains, Charles Tiffany, A. G. Vim- April Cm-n 67 gandidate up to as late a date as it derbllt, George Vanderbilt W. K. May Wheat i 120

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53 been possible to count, will be a Vundrrbilt H P Whitney Payne Mlly COT" I

. .. ~ . . , » .... G81

bi! surprise togmnny eontcstnniii nsi (<‘nntinucrl on page 3.) )Mny Pork .... .. , _ $13.10

vnwaco MARKETS. 1.-mimuy that emi was wiiiin

*amendments coulid not be offered to [oil schedules other than the one co/v- ered by the one of last Monday, and

the countervailing duty on crude petroleum and applying an advalor- em duty of 25 per cent was over- turned, and not even a fervid' appeal by the Speaker, in an endeavor to; rally the Republican forces was suf- ficient to stem the tide avowed against the Stand-ard Oil Co. By a specially unanimous vote the counter- vailing duty went' out as the Com-

mittee had recommended. 0

On all other propositions fthe

Committee was sustained. The bar- ley schedule ran the gauntlet with- out chanige. Tea and coffee were placed on the free list, and tho duty on barytas increased from seventy- five cents a. ton toni dollar and ii. half gi ton. A

, A colloquy at first humorofus,,

ut later developing into personaliil-. ies developed between Mr. Stanley, of Kentucky, and Mr. Clarke, of Flor- ida, and wus terminated onl'y upon,

an objection by Mr. Crumpacker, In--

diana, that it was against the dig-f nity of the House. The Hill was laid aside at 5.04 p. m. and the

which provided for the removal off'

iiisir iiinzo , A wsu Hou wiiii

_ PARIS, April 14-Declaring tliat_ the aiirsliip represented man's upwards tendencies and aims, Monsignor Am-T etta cast holy water yesterday after- inonn upon the light framework of -tho aeroplane near which he was stwndvlng, christening it the Alsace. lyeaterday the prelatc christened an ,aefropla-ne, thc Isle of France, and Qalsn the Aeiodrlme landing, from lwliieh the ships make their nights "The archbishop was clad in his eco- ieslasticni robes and was attended by ncolytes. In the course of an eloquent ,discussion on the airship the arclifoia-U hop declared that it indicated pre-

g to

|sl'.'.are with mankind all His all~seef ing genius.

FAIR AND cool.. I

TOHJNTO, April ltr-(Special)-',

Moderne winds flair and cool.

D

fire which started in the southern*

part of ehe city threatened recently to wipe ovut that whole section. The flames spread rapidly and the local fire department seemed incapable of successfully coping with them. Ap- peals for aid wrre sent to Dallas and'

firefighting apparatus were rushed from that city on a special train.

Mlnard‘.= Lininii nt cures Di'-li' "erin _

~ Londensed Advertisements

(Tooiateior Qlasllhcation.)

,WlANTED, a teacher for Greenwich ~: School, No. 98, for balance of school year. Supplement was $26. Midsummer holidays. Apply to Stan- ley Bernard, Secretary of trustees, Clifton N L 4-ltidlw d

_ _ ' _;_.____*i__.-- _P...‘

WANTED, teacher for principal de-

lpartment of Vernon Ri-ver

school, No. 66. Supplement voted. B. M. Lea, Sec'y of trustees. 4--16d3i.

,\`7ANTED, uhgood lohstorrcrucker, f I

to work in our iacmry. Good

wages. G. D. Longwortlm and Go., Charlottetown. 4-16d1\v.

A FILE of this paper can be seen ._ at the office of Messrs E. and J. Hardly and Co., 30, 31, and 32 Fleeoi Street, London, England, free of charge and that firm will be glad to receive news, subscriptions, and ad- vertisements for The Charlotte/town Guardian. 3-24d'tf.

Holme edi°“f°°‘1~ A\\/‘.\Nri3n. girl i<§r"'§ii¢T-é'i` holm- . ‘ A

.work, one with experience pre-

ferred. Good wages. Apply to 21.” I}l9§'}‘_9£‘l_St.: 4"‘5d*f~

~ Aovanrisinio 'i FOR _ ,

_ ADVERTISING

- We will dnvuto this spun » roguiarly to in carlos of adver-

tlnmontl to stimulate Interact

In our _cialllflad Want Ada.

We Mo publicity ldvocatni .

and prlutlco our own precepts - booluu we Appreciate "mfr ,

' value. '

Thln :erin will be pregnant '

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wlthportlnont points ofa-onoral '. ‘ intlront, whither you wloii to buy or neil, to employ or hl lmployod, to borrow or lo land,

toilnd a minor or an owner

It will pay ul to run (MIC

nlvlrhnmcntl. Thlt It tht boat proof vu have to ofhr that

|¢ w||| gg prohtabln to )'0u th ".

un our Olunlfiedjvnnt A4.

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AKTAB ALTUTTSU IS

MADRID, April 14-The old “Night- life” or spain, the music and dancing thaffhas been an attractive feature to foreign tourists to Madrid and the souahern cities of Seville, Cadiz, Ron- da, Malaga and Barcelona, is a thing of the past.

A few years ago thc Government

decided that night Bohemlunlsm was demoralizing the life ofthe country, and King Alfonso issued a royal de- cree closing'music halls, cafes and other places af amusement at 12.30 a. ni. formerly these places never closed their doors. Night serenudiug parties of clloaked

and turbained students, who marched hrough the streets like troubadoursj strumming their guitars and singing beneath their sweethearts' windows until daylii,-iht, also were prohibited after midnight. The orders aroused much hostility, but were sfrietly en- forced with tlic result that much of the old-time gniety which the Span- iards loved, disappeared.

Init even this change has not satis-

iiedtthe King and the Government, and a new royal decree desigiiel to misc the tone of the music halls, hns been issued. 'l‘he women ofthe stil.-:e ro prohibited hereafter from enter- ing that part of the building intend- ed for thc public or from addressing or o.l'ierw_isc coming in contact with ,the audience. They are not allowed Ito lodge in the sumo or adjoiiiintf. "buildings, und private rooms are for- bidden. The fines for infractions are heavy, and three offences forfeit the `propreitor's license.

KIDNAPPED BOY

WAS MURDERED.

D-ELAVAN, Wis., April 14--Folioiw

ing the discovery today of the drown- ed body of Harold Moon, ten years old, in Thrend lake at Flint., Mich., startling develo; ments are momentar- ily expected. '

A miniature of E. H. Mitchell of

this City. pointed by his sister Miss Ii. D. M. Mitchell, now in Ls. Cross, Kansas, is on exhibition on the show case of J. A. S. Bayer. Sunnyside. It is an excellent bit of work and re- flects much credit on the talented lady artist.

Minnrd'a Linimeiit Cures Distepe

PUTTTNG iii] UA'

r I:

_ _ _ , _ _ . ~ Catches All Early

H ° m°°- I ' ' ‘ ` ‘ 7 A Morning Mails-

it 5; ii F4 5 E. as

isa

»MANl}iE[l BUITY

S TUUNIT UN THAEK

.

,,Near Moncton, Name Un- known. But May Be Learn- ed at the inquest.

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MONCTON, April 15-(Special).-

The body af an unknown man was sound by the crew ofa freight train 'bound for Truro between Painsec 'Junctlon and Calhoun's Mills.

‘ The man had evidently been struck

The Christian communities are ap-

by the early morning express. The body was badly mangled and ii a horrible condition, the head bo- ng cut considerably, while other arta of the body showed he had been killed instantly. The name of the man is unknown, although a' noteboon with the name -“Cleric Hawes, Bt. Patrick B0'y's chool" was found in his pocket. The body wus taken to Callioun's

and an inquest will be held there.

ATXTUHIJ STUDENTS

TN Niliii STRIKE

i;;.I\‘URD, April 14-The atudentsoif

_lluskin College, which was founded

ere in N508 hy an American, Walter |`»'roomnn, to provide workingmen 'with facilities for the study of social und economic subjects, have been Un strike for a. week past, on account of the dismissal of Dennis Hird. the rincipal ci the institution. The stu~ dents are nominated by the labor unf- gi' ns, and the strike has been conduc- cd on strictly union methods. After

lengthy meeting held today, the

tudcnts decided to appeal to the un- bns for 100,000 subscriptions of a billing each, to start a new college. Mr. Hird was removed on the round that he was unable to main- nin discipline. The students soot! at his explanation, and think thai! pres- ure was brought to he.~.r for his def position because; his teachings wer; considered too sociallstic.

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EAAAATAS APPHUVAL

UT WATEH THTATT

__ OTTAWA, Aprn 14-The Mlnisaer of ustice, Hon. A. B. Aylisworth, was

T i Washington last week conferring.

ith the American authorities as to the interpretation they place upon dis enate riders to the Waterways reaty. it is understood Mr. Aylesworth nw Secretary of War Dickinson and x-Secretary of State Root, and ob- uincd an ofliciail interpretation of he Sault Ste. Marie rider, which is he only thing now preventing the atilieaticn of the treaty by Canada. Mr. Aylcsworth turned up somo- hiiig which may facilitate approval fthe treaty. This is the fact that be United States proposes to take he jurisdiction over the Boo ,power rom the State of Michigan ‘oy ax- roprlating the property along the hoie on the American side and ac- uirlng an absolute flitlc for it by bi- Federal Government. Authority o do this was obtained at the Vat ession of Congress and $1,000,000 was oted for the purpose. Secretary Dick- nson told Mr. Aylesworth that the Jnited States would at once proceed. o acquire the title. Mr. Aylesworth will report to the lovernment this weak.

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Sf’OKANI'I, Wasil., April lo-After Iune 1 no woman can legally enter ny saloon in this eluate. Tho new riminal code niakcs ita mlsdcmeain- ir for thc owner or employee of "Ji-ny rinking saloon or music ball where ntoxicating likuors are sold" to ‘knowingly permit to enter such' alorm or sell or give- any lntoxicaff

Ing likuors to any female person."

‘he same rule applies to any com- ion drunknrd or any person in an intoxicated condition, or any felon.

EHEPT UN TVEHT ITUUH

Dl<lTii0IT, April 16-A repulsive orm of practical joking caused sev- ral' women to faint, and others ex- perienced a shock which they will not soon get over, at Grand Rapids a. short time ago. The "joker" pinnd a bunch of black crepe of the roguh- ltion style used by undertalmrs to al- most every doorpost in two blocks. In one instance an aged lady, who was passing the home of her daughter, saw the crepe and tainted on His sidewalk, cutting her bead in the fall. Another man with a weak heart saw the crepe pinned to the door of his brother's house and was ovtrcbuia. He had to be tnhen to s. hospital. Thi police were notified, and observed s man trying. to pin the nombre design to another house and gave chan. Thi ,man made his escape.

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