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YESTERDAY ir
ills seen rlllli
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interesting rllin.-rlllgc uni Excellent ioureisn
by Prcvlliclcl spcckcrc. Full
Prize List.
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Another meeting of the ladies' cdu-lsamc. Ho that the conclusion seem. cntionnl programme, ill connection Bd lll°Vltf}`bl8 th_at the financial state with the Seed l"air, was held in thc W5! "Of the cause of thc' trou-bio; Prince of Wales College Hall yester~_` _Nhell they considered the work that .luv morning. Mrs. Rogers (Govex~n- WHS done they might consider in how ment House) again presided, Ag, ill-Bt far the ladies were asked to take the attendance was small, but it ill-_their Daft He believed that after creased to satisfactory proportions-all they got verv little encourage. ns the proceedings progressed. Hon. ment 1" thi' lin” H1001: wil ell they Murdoch Mck-innon. the commission- °°“1d be vf the nreeteet help. when cl. of Agp cul¢ur¢_ opeuud tuu l,uulueuB_ they considered the real reason why_ with an interesting address to the p°°Pl° Wt th” fHf`m“~ th” F081 NHSMI lncetin-g. Explaining that he did not Wh? the farm-life was not just whs_t intend to speak on any particular lt shollhl they would_ hnd it lav mlblccl__ lm Bald that Wulle he am,l.l,_ in the social and educational condi- i-.inted boiug there he had to confess t‘°“"- 1," the T"¢th0fl Ol life On the dint lic felt li lime uncomfortable in f“"'_“°~ 1° the lack pf beauty or the not having made any preparation of h°me *md lt? SUFFOUH0 HES. Those nllv of the important -subjects that were the i~h‘“RF that had “Ot been they m ight well discuss there _with “_tt°"d°‘| t0 In the ost n
_ D . s rl thcv
pleasure and profit. He might re- were the "|1028 that could not be
illlnd them of course ofthe work, that was being done throughout the country and had been done for some time past. They were no doubt
ilware that s. grvlt deal had hectll done by the Government. both local and Fcdcrnl, during the past few venrs throughout` the country with the object of improving country life, of improving the' position of the farmers. This had* been done underl the head of agriculture, but it took in il good many subljects besides a_"1`i'
attended to un_less the ladies took a hand in the work that was being done in the country and carry on their ellorts in sciences affecting do- mestic matters. '
Referring 011 this Point to the zood
WON* d0nc bv the wornen's institutes Organized within recent years, Mr. McKinnon said it was the intention that that work should be carried on thrpusnuut the province and lr that work was carried on there wasua var; letv of other branches of work that could come under the he (1
culture. A good many af those sub-
imts had been overlooked in the working of the farm. Referr pg to some of the directions in which im-
nrovemcnt had been encouraged pgldl -ass sted in the life of the country.
of their work. Remarkinz on the interest for those in the citv in these matters, the Commissioner said that the cltv must be considered the head- quarters of those things. So far as their work in domestic sci
Attended with the customary spec-
tacular ceremony s-nd favoured with splendid weather, the Lbglslatilre of P. E. Island was opened at thc Pro- vincial Building, Charlottetown yes- terday aftsrnoon. Considerable inter- 1
public in the proceedings and the As- sembl Chamber was crowded' the
as the }r_ore politically-favoured sex
llnery lending a pleasant touch of ¢
thc local parliament, and there was a very large crowd about the pre- a
Lieut.-Governor, (Hon. B. Rogers) ll
ceived with a salute by a Guard-of-
roadway facing the porch of the Building. The Guard was one hand- red strcng, drawn from the Fourth_d Regiment of Artillery, under Capt. Stanley. and attended by the Regi-l
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Simultaneously n firing squad fron' W the same Rewlmcnt which had pared- D ed under Malor Darke iirrd a salute 8 from the Furti i
There was a good attendance of ‘,.
members, the House in the absence __ of thu Honf J. A. Mathicson being 0 le-cl by Hon. W. S. Stewart, acting Premier. The Hon. Charles Dalton. 1
est was manifested by the general Mr. Speaker and Gcntlenlcll of thc in
y .
ladies bein: as largely in attendance session of the 'rhlrty-scvonth oenernl. rn
Assembly of Prince Edward Island, w
and their beautiful dresses and mil- it
colour to thc-otherwise somkre scene. -has fuvoul-ed us with H l,l~0Sl,Bl-ltvl ml
L8-file hllfllbvffi had 001118 in fY0m the and development unsurpassed in this A country to witness the opening of lslamys Melo;-y_ lll
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cincts of the Building when sho-rtly C
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before three ofclock His Honour the _ Duke and Duchess Ol Connaught who I.
Province on Yeur’s Progress, Foreshndows Legislation ond ' iPr6pos`ell' improvements. Committees Appointed.
Lieut.-Governol' cntcrcil thc ilharrr I tion ln Agricultlll-e nrovidcd for those' her and, the House standing, read who ure ualif ing for teachers for 'tlle Address from the Throne, which o was listened to with keen attention. th The full text of the A-ddress is as lo
ollowsz of
In welcoming you to this the Third th
hat during the past year Providence in
ll our people in welcoming back to
_ ork, an addition wns built ‘to the 'p RIVGS me great Pleasure to state Agricultural Hall which is also bc-
nes of work which have been in- Rt
I V0iCc U18-hellrtlelt Selltimpllts "lf itinted, will, in the near future, com-
lcte il is stem of education in keep- g with the requirements of all .Az
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anada Their Royal I-Ilghnesses the, in
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Pkownclnt LEGISLATURE Y
oPENEn Yfsifizn/lv
li Y `
ur public schools, In addition to llllfcllf Pllll’ lit Duliiicn was mnde by
ESTERDAY IN
HOUSE OF COMMONS
With U`suol‘ Military llccompnnlments. Speech from Throne Felicilutes Liberals Follec in Pret
ty Game. Important
Bills Introduced Relating to Motor Ennis.
il<`rom Our Oli-ll lit-llortcrl luftvrlloliil .mll llll lllll l__m_l __ _ , .. __ ‘ _ » _ ' ' r lion it Url/\W/l. Mulch il-A _lllost trans- \\'ns given first l-ending,
Hon. ‘|‘. 'liz Urotbcrs, in moving
ls, a Science Course wus al-ranged‘tllc Lihvrllls today when, on going file rrsollltioll, cxlllaillud wut lu.
1' teachers who are now in chargclinto supply, W. Id, linolvles ollye- ll
llrpunn was to protest not obly
ollr schools and 'provision made jaw mildc n notion for free agrlcul- tllosn cngugell ill the manufacture of
_ 1' Women’a Instituces, su'nerviscd'tllrnl Implements. The budget will be
Legislative Assemblyz- by
ral conditions. To carrv on this m
ltllsal gatherings of various kinds.lln further extension of these scvcrnl or
y _ re
cultllrnl Province. “
sir
who was attended by his A. D, C., its Capt. Palmer, drove up and was re- la
Honour which was drawn up on the ln
although considerable damage was_f
long continued rains, 1
ve in an especial manner enriearcd
Live Stock conditions have inprov-
een much advanced through the ,,
ork carried on by the Federal De- 1
artment of A£','l‘lUU1fl.\l'€ in the CMG ernment undertook to du licnte thc it
emselves to the people of this ls- is
mental Band. which played the Na- 8
h
icultural Education, co-related with
The increaseal grunt received under t
c Government to make plogress in , rganizinl: n complete system of Ag- i
The Agriculture Aid Act,” enabled ii
_ - _
Mr. McKinnon refnrrcd to the efforts
made to improve the raisin._¢\` of seeds. As regards that they saw the result in some wa_v ln the seed fairs that had been hind from time to time.
But that while. gtbvipg, swsmcll idea did not give' nythinz like a hill ldcn of the vast amount oi zood
ence was
concerned all the improvement that had token Place was due to the ef- orts that were made in the city. The work began in the city some Y€°"B_B»Ko in the Prince of Wales Col- lege." Its progress had not been as great ns it m-ight have been, but still
who it was thought would not he- ablc to be present at the opening, 1
'n Household Science have been esta-
he general system, Short Courses
_ blished in Prince of Walcls College.
was unexpcctedlv ln attendance. hav- Long and Short (jun,-ins in _Agricul-
inf: affivllfl Yes*-`2I‘dBY ff0h‘~ V¢m°0“' ture have been' arranged, pgrt of thc
vm, ` 'instruction being given in rince ' of
Punctually at three oclock the W
ales College, and practical instruc-
As ii further aid to agriculture, it 0
Tn educational matters. tho ~ -sb U
ic Schools' Act, whereby this Gov- il
D
nd marketing of eggs. supplement raised by the school dis- '
ricis and also to ll--v the teacllcrs
of tcnchers. Our people have shown their appreciation of these beneilts‘bv the greatly increased 'amounts voted for school purposes, and also bv a (Continued on page two)
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-- it WHS Brrater than could be ex ect-
w lr th i s bei ii l . P _ thnorse lingo. w'I=ien, gigs img;'lc`:vit:lxr(i]eli1iied considering the opportunities 1"' in-nde in the ra 'inz of stock was en- en' The best use Md “ot b°"“ mm” urmolic, and thglsame thing was true of them' If the work was t'° make of several other directions towards :gets strides’ it W” to be e"°°umg`
_ e ere. at headquarters. If tho.-lo libichdllfforts. of improvement had lull," were to _be curled wt thmuzh
lc-cn res-ted. t t , Those things had been done in or-igeislufla °t°l?e';tr_¥1uE;Edb§°fg1'fch‘;'ét “ma der to increase the financial returns luunchea successfully dt wlmt'tf'_“ of the farms and for the betterment c-alled th h d ' ey
of the country' life and the social con-' attempt :as et; qseaixggé duggghtgg
ditlons of the farmers: and in order ` . _
also to keep the farmer on the farm. 553;? llyeallé .gggugf A-;t:;xa:eg"g%u?; The attainment of these oblects con- be "halved and he thou ht th t th
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§°"“_*_*_d 31°? di“t_hth° 2?" “'_‘dt_f€“;‘:_f work would bcur fruit throughout
tjisro cokilneittiw? Fsirwii 31? ftlirmcr lefi: me mllntry' -He thought' mm” the farm and elle production of nic f,i;§"1‘fl"“ ‘li°“§h‘“ ‘hi “lil” tf_"““h"'-‘il
- ‘ one n e Das- e ourzr. ii
country decreased. the people in the' n ’ _ towns would- have to bnv higher 550%; iiccilrrlgdtheosil$fe§d°£léth;’ avmkl prices for the products of thc 1-and. what was ,lone ln tlleoclty p IfI.he`:_'; S“ th” wha” W" “peut in iml”°°"” were so 'nlnny subjects that would in” th" ‘“"m°‘ and the °°“d""i°“B come under the work of that kind thereon, was spent in improving the_uu(l' would come up as the work w'em_| condition of the whole nrovlnce. u-lolu. that he was su", the W K
Th" mifht °°“51d¢f' il' h°W fm' would interest them and would rr.l(a)lt;e
tllosc things had been successful. All thnt ll proutuble undormklnz whe,._i
tlllut was dorm was for the better fin- _ ,ver lt was establlslml
expected that durirg next sum- m
rel' capita bonus on thc aversvo (- allv attendance. have been cilective illnrsement nl~tllc govnrnlllent bcnrll- n sccurinl: better attendance, better r
work and in preventing to a great hnd been nblc to restrain his feelings
extent tho exodus of the host class rm this iluflstiou must lulnuuutely
and even if it was necessary to use the tu-bs, the work might bl done with more comfort and less strain on the system.
EXENING- SESSION
In the evening addresses were de-
livered in_the Prince of Wales Col- lege H-all, those on the platform be- in'z the I-lon. Mr. McKinnon. tho Hon., Mr. Richards. Rev. Father Gauthier, Mr. R. I-I. Campbell, Superintendent of Education, Mr. W. Frost, Ameri- can Consul; the Hon. Mr. Stewart, Mr. Benson and Rev. Father McGui- gun, who presided.
Mr. Frost spoke on thc splendid
work which was done by community schools, which he said were verv po- pular in the States. He was follow- cd by the Hon. W. S. Stewart.
Mr. Stewart began by referring to
tho importance of the srilect of agri- culture, from its educational po nt of view. and domestic sciencu and what thc Government were do ng in con-
iulclal condition of the farms and 'ph l ' - 1 with the vbket of raisins the stead- iindosteldregggg Cixi-(3»ir:ii}i<1;flc:hleci'r no or ther proollctlon nnn on llrcf,,u,l,,.,,,, he had zl',,,',,, umm R good 1:: andB_l=tee_p_ln§ gl; £031: _idea oi the work they could ho for l . B_ El B , me _Mt ___ those oblwt!.h___d not vet _tho oeople of their province. He had llecn attained; the people were 101W- i' the Women'a Institutes. These
. . 0 uw the forms still the same. In the iol-ganlsntlons, as she had mentioned vcars of financial stringency, when]
nection therewith. They had estab- lished n short course, at which some four or five hundred young men and women from thc country attended last year and Itook instruction in
iazriculturo und domestic science.
°“°h°d 'my lightly "po" the “'°"k This education promised to be of
izraat benefit in the future. Since then, in Novemlilir last. li long course
public opinion would so form itself in the Island as to induce the Gov- ernment to tukc up seriously thc question of good road-making.
The I-ion. Mr. Robards spoke on
the excellence of the seed fair and congratulated the management there- on. He uxpressed the opinion cm- phntically that there was no countrv anywhere capable of producing better-__ seeds than those grown here, and 'ne thought that before long the-re would be nothing shipped from here but
ASH] LADY WAS BUHNHI lU l]lAlH
(Special by Phone.)
SUMMEHSIDE, March 11.-A very
sad fatal-ity occurred here this morn-
sced oats. But in order to bring about this state of affairs it would be necessary to havo the very best seeds used on t-he farms, and there
hrough thc instrumentality of seed
was no better wav of do ng this than _ _ airs. Mr. Richards insisted upon'
f the vast importance of agriculture. and stated that the men who were
pre-eminent in the British Emlp re, to med to sul,due_ but got badly l)ul.n_
ed himself. He quickly called for aid. turb'ance the whole cnrth will be
Mr. John 'I‘. McNally, a neighbor, consumed in names. lust as Other' hearing the screams, went to the worlds every dgy are being consum- house and found Mrs. Daley’s cloth- ed, according to Lollls Rabourd'in,thei ing ii mass nf names. He extinguish- French scientist. Itoccnf; volcanic dia-' cd the 3011185 IIS llU1¢k1Y HS f>05Hlbl€- turbnnccs lend this scientist' to hc-l
which they were all proud to belong, were all deeply interested in thc_ n- dustry an-.l paid the keenest atten- tion to it. The speaker suid he would conclude his remarks by quot- ing what I’rofcssor‘Robertson, ill one of his spccclles, had said, and that was: th-at thc truly successful fnrmcr was not llc who mudc ii. great deal oi money ollt of agriculture and left the land poorer than it was when be went to li, but hc who left behind hi-m better seed, richer iields. cleaner and more fertile soil. Such, methods
the neonle left the farms it was con- sidered the poor prices they could ffl- tnin for their production and the nlonderstste of tho- farm'c finances to‘ he the factors responsible. But al chnnve came. good prices nrevailod.i "Und conditions on the farm came-' vet the people left the farms just the
c`6iii:mii nn
T00 LITE FOO,
GLISSIFIUITIOI 1
before, were doini: a good W°l`k- *md in the same subjects had been estab- gngnlg tra :Best yearrgd madet v_:°"` ,lished in the city under thc auspices 6 u -P og 0 S' as ey mug “ve of the Government at which eleven °b“"'°d- T" 1'" mind th” °bl°°t' 0' students were being nstructed. The that work was onc that they could speaker looked lorwhrd to the dm, CUNY °“'- "'"Y th°"°“5hlY- 'when there would bo not onlv clcven
, but eleven hundred students, coming
HOME ECON0Mn"S~ lfrom all pnrts of this great agricul-
tural province. Women's Institutes
lmao. inc title. "What the shldv lnnl also lison cstnlillshea and had
of Home Economies means to thc _lheeu muuuguned und lu-umuud by me W'-"f“°“ "7 the U“"'°d St“i"°°»" Mrs' instructors sent out by the Govern- w°°l"_ Fm." ffm" "ad 5 PAD" °f ment. to aid them in the work they °*°°°'n“f i“t°"°°t and 0' “re” "“1“° had underlliken. Theso institutes 0" 5 °“bl°°" °' '“°m°"'*» 5° he' ““'| were iicuslshing and were in nn ex-
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL. Honsework. A-pply 85 Rochford Ht.
_ 1410-B-12M\f .
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\VAb_l'l'li¥I) TO PURCHASE GOOD quality of hair. Mrs. White "The Lennox." ___ ~ lass-s-limi.
LOST. LADY‘B PURSE CONTAIN- 'llik cheque for $10, $1.00 bill and ticket to Summerlide. Will finder please leave at Russ Hotfi-
1411-3-lzli/lei.
WANTED-Young irl about 15 Years to look afar child of six during afternoons.-~ Apply Mrs. A. B. Norton, Upper Prince St. 1
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msn 1ron°°TfH.n ur soma
River Corner, il miles from Char-` lottetown, containing 98; acres in B llltll state oi cultivation, wich o sooo noun and s lun ban and seven other bnlldinn. Apply to Reach Harness-' Shop Ohariotto- i " .1 £l“‘1:i“.* WANTED R _NED PERSON Blil- ivun twsutya ve and forty-uve to aniot mother/ with ears of tio
‘_;_il*:2'é°;;_\;¢_’_m°:_‘i:_¢__d°i‘_’_‘;°;‘;g_;_ Dgggtlg cellent posmon. The older institu-
» ” ti nl f be f irs d farmers' in-
5°l¢“°°- D°m°m° Arts' 0" H°m° stiytuteg and daigymeiiils associations Econom en-it all meant the same were exlenlllll* ln membenlllp Mm hhnm Sh” th” 'mu mm 5 '"1 usefulness A d were making progress allfav' of _direct _ops ill reward _lv hola* with me aid or the lnsirliciors sent lie in w ch t e sc ence of omcs c out by th! Umxrtm t ol Ag-plum. vcvlwmv wllld be P"°ti°°l1 with M- tins. 1 'rho mam iffiltu generally neflf to both body and mind of the l h *mu `\l th ¢l “_ family, and the increase of the hap- Xstybgafulul lulgflgzulfm B,-lglzoggleu piness. health and comfort of the lleldm lranunl ‘ml pluullam grulvgu-I. hum* °"`°l°' ‘mug mm’ pmcucal its pure and embracing air, its whole
suggestions of considerable value and some cr ‘ug mn" to he loud ln all usefulness. She treated her subject pal.” of Q' ll lu-ovulc, in coplou, with-a thoroughness- that made her_____antltl"_ ‘hu lg, schools. of as paper ull the more valuable. She huh I nulmud as ml, ln oluu \Yl¢'ll6M'tlly UPPl°“‘1°d B¢ th” °°“' parts of thebominion. The church- °l\lll0h- , ith tb ir clove d able preach-
` ,, 3:s_';nd th; otlior gttgactlons of tho
_ "WASHING DAY' Island. tendon. can accom thought.
‘drf i the u men
Following. WM A ¢°m°“'*"°i' °“ i" gindplggilenoiromvtilfi conn{?y,mf-other
a branch of household work that no to “nun them _lo lt and “ep them doubt ranks amen: the lent at Fr; in it. It about be the oh-cot _oi gl" ¢;f__fl0ll\°¢_f»l'= ¢.‘;“°°_;_“:_:"'M;°M every one to help in .every way to 0" * ° fl °"°'“° il el. lm oi the i rrnor s com- =h¢ -"fr \\°'=°"“‘" °“’°’ °‘ "'° .“§{‘,f°' lgfiflllc is voulelc, .hi to “envelop *"°l'5 °'““’“'"°'-‘°° M "nl, *' this social 'munitions oi the country 7”’ d°m"”'t»"°°r' "mud by M people. Mr. Stewart in conclusion
did an invaluable service to ngricul- fl ture. h
match s lllt ' ti l h _
C0mD<‘f-cnt lHl1i€B. £0 WOYK with brought down within the next two ti P ) m le mmcs or t c nu
c schools for the improvument ofllvccks. It in the only mme Govern.
oil as wcll. Hc had known of a cuss
lvhnrc three childrcu ill one family
0IlfS lllukc thrill announcements. were poistlned by outing the white
llcn is the proper timc_for the tips of these phosphol-lu., mug¢lu_9_
l.lhcl'nI.=l to malls their motion if gil., T
iz found vcrv serviceable for ngri- lu
hh m!\t¢'h0S. hc also said, had
ldigct nnnollllccmentg :irc not satis- been used for criminal purposes Mr
ctory. The llihcrulrl know the Gov. (3
rofllcrs stated that other and snfcr
nment coulll not have mude i-.ny methods of mnnufnctllrillg matches °"'l0m0hi Y0Slf`l"l»iY if they had dc- involved vnry little more expense. ln
ed. In ndclition they know sueli ii (not nomo of gli.; larger mulch gnc.
solution moved in sllcll ll manner tories were iilrpilriy using the lm.
'as nothing more or less than rt vote l:r
oved metllorls. l-Ie had interviewed
f want of c.onfi<loncc. lt wus the tllrcsl out of the four large mnnufno-
The l'cas\oll of the motion is very
dvuncell wllcll Mr. White brings down p
ost obvious polltirnl plny Ottawa tllrnrg mul tluly were qulte ready to
hd- mer il self-loading and self-discharlb 'ms' sw" for S""`° time' HCUDN the bi1l~
The past year has been, in general. ing dredge for oyster mild will be
V0lll`Hl>1€ i0I' -‘\llYlCl1li-ure. and ‘ a nut in operation by mv Government "V
bountiful harvest has hccn secured, with u View to llstabuuhluz B system may bc il sllbstnlllinl reduction in and this brought some criticism from
or milking this great fertilizer avail- 'the ‘lilly OU l\2l`lC‘llt\1Ful implements r
Une lil SOFT-0 S90*-“T05 hy he'-‘VY and able to ollr farmers generally at the fl
owest possible cost. the l>\1<lsct~ 'Thr l.-i\\f‘l'el~= are nfrnill ll
The hill Provided that it shall not
ident. There are rumors that there Com-_ in force until Janunry 1 1911;
i_l- Wilfrid Laurier. The Minister re- lied flint he llud no objection to re- use the interval before the hill
f 105i"l-T H lift-12 li0ll@l<`1\l RIUYY witl: sllollld become cllectlvc and said that
overnmr-nt, ns unnulinccd, rc-luccs L he duty, the opposition will suy s .
we suggested it first." ,Q Premier Borden ill n brief speech ll
while the government was in power. .lust as nn aside it may be remarked that two years in succession Mr. Knowles put on the crdcr paper nt thi! hhirlhhlflfl Ol thc session resolu- tions in regard to :lgricultural inl- plements so as to prevent western Liberals making lilly motion null then refused to move illnm, thus blocking sllcccssflllly any expression of opin- ion.. The Premier liilintcil our that it wus not cllstomary tn make llcclilm- tions on iarill mattcl-s in ndvnnce of thc lllldgct sllccch und he did not propose to vnry from that custom.
1, ' d th lt ‘ d t . _ ‘_ ~ _ ‘ . - ~
“anal Anthem as the Guard saluted __ all c D011 rv 111 “S rv has vo;l;~__hn_ll___l€eoli_r;i_ll_¢;___;>_ltBrr~_c$lf__o:__ _o_r_o__ _lVh__c__ »_:_\;_H_l_::'_rll___ful_:;l;‘r, _2ol__l_ll_o__ flint could he settled in committee.
I-lon. J. D. Hazen gave some illr- hcr explanation of his bill to con- rllidutc und amend the Canada hipping Act. One change which is roposed is ill the direction of sim-
Xnosell the Ilibernl pOSili0h T10 l-he plifyillg the procedure in the case of
oldillg wreck inquiries. Under the
.. _ _ . h
s. I-To remarked tllnt Mr. Knowles new luw u \.,l-cck cummisslcyuw wlll
be ulilc to proceed with the hearing;
upon ll simple telegram. of instruc-
tion from thc Minister. Another nmendmcnt provides that there shall be only one system of pllotagc for (‘__l-lnnda und that tllc- -' Minister shall hc thc llclld of the organization. The age l`mit for pilots is placed ui, severity years.
Tllcrc i.rc two rlcw provisions lvllicll
will liilclvt motor bouts. One of ilu-sc lnzlllilrs the owner io take out u license :ind this ilplllics to nil craii. Iwhiill are exempt fronl registration. ,The other gives the department power .to compel all to have the exhaust muffled. The bill also specifics thc colors to be carrifd by Canadian
(From, Our Own Reporter.)
OTTAWA, March ll-The resolu-
tion to nrohilyif. the manufacture. lmrortntion and sale in Canada of
1118 by wh ch an aged and sstlmablcl lady lost her life. Mrs. Wm. Daley, seed 85 years. who hssbesn su~bie'ct to heart trouble for some time, and
matches made with white phosphorus was put through nil its stages this
ishins. Mr, Hazen explained that tho .hill would be sent to the Marine and Fisheries (lolrrlliitces where it may lie flllly discussed and where the shipping interests will have an op- portunity to present their views..
..-_-_-_-_-_-_-J-.-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-.-_-.-_-_-,,_-_-,_-.-_-.-_-_-_,-_._-_-_-.-_._-_._-_-.-_-_-.-_..-_.,-_-_-_-.-_-_-.-_-_~_-.-.-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-a .. .-.-.-_- M/
evidently suilei-ing from an attack,
S-hortly after her huslvind was awak- ened b screams and rushin to the
Y Z room where she was, found her en- veloped in flames, which he endeav-
A doctor was sent for at once, bllt 1|
assed away Although very severely
llcss. The immediate cause of the ac- ll cident will never be known but it is
probable that the lamp fell on the B
oor and exploded. The bereaved usbnnd whose injuries are very
next speaker. A year ngo, hc sai<l.‘thc community in which both he and ’
is cstirruble lady were hold in thc Cmcuy l’""'\“"i “'h"'~ W" ""r°‘“i"'°5 coming downhill.
they met together for the some pur- il pose. and since then, Ile had much h
pleasure il. stating, they had llnd an'so§is, one Patrick in Summersidc, thc
others residing in the West, who nrc left to mourn the loss of a good mother.J
excellent 'cxp`ericncc. Ho thought that the manage-ment of the seed fair, had succeeded in putting forward a verv cred table show on the present occasion. I-lc urged on thc people 'I' the importance and necessity, if they wished to r-end the best exhib ts to the falr. of indeuuatc preparation. The soil must be selected with dile- care, and the growing soid must al- (Contlnued on page three.) __~______
Mlnards llniment cures gsrget in cows.
ll
f . ‘ - temperature.
,beautifully clear and springlike; snow
' i .t 1- - '
i . lpernture recorded yesterday and the l,
lowest was 32 above. The lowest the previous night was 20 above. , "For the inr-off worlds that swing
(From Our 'Own Reporter.) OTTAWA, March ll-Premier
Mnthleson of Prince Edward Island arrived in Ottawa today and tumor- B row will lay before the redistribution committee the claims of his Province d for increased representation. He will make a strong appeal that the Is-li; land shall be restored to its original representation of six. He is accom- panicd by Hon. John Mcliean. Min-
fresh westerly to northwesterly
morrow morning at 6.16 and rlutur-
oll Thursday. March 5th at 1.03 s. m.
i hug; respect There are follr Sec in the ruse of thc "noviic," or
distant stars. that liluzc out ill the
heavens from time to time. |l M" R"i““"‘h“ ’“‘y“f ""'“i’i’°“” tllnt chiefly illtrrcsts most people
that follovlillgf upon un cxtl‘:iurdinul‘y twisting movenlcllt, dllc to retreat of
cnrth. lf such nn event should occur
The H(m_ ML Mull “mm was the.s__vel.e has the lwartlclt Bympatllv Ol lic thinks thnt frillll ii lllstllnt world
arose afbout 5.30 and lighted a la/mp. IF THE BOTTOM OF
THE SEA GAVE WAY
When the bottom of thc sen givcsi
way from some future volcanic dis-
rc lcd to hclicvc. ll Mr. Roliollrdin imugincs u disustcr,
is uppc:lri1llcr~. und progress wolllll
HE - the central mass, ii l-urge lnnss of the
B
THE TEMPERATURE.
TIDE. MOON. ETC.
(Special to The Guardian.)
TORONTO, March 12-Moderate to
THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was
t night. ‘
ea bottom should give Way nnd,‘
fniling suddenly should lct ill thi-_ mass of i-he occnn`n writers upon the incandescent interim rmttcr? Thr
l_f.l__li_3e_r tv_»;'f_ill_l_r_l___l_>_»(e___il_o_<‘<:l_n)|:_o;c<l_urgl’ _in the portrait. ullilcnr ns if they fol- i .
t would burn more as it had ncccss
to more oxygen. The collfinglultioil'
winds; fair with not much change in would thug gain izwldllnlly in forcc,'c0.|l|] EVENTS.
accompanied by electric phenomenal
nd the grcntcr part nf thi* earth s
n
crust wouli probably he displncedl Tho earth. passing through a critical
29 above zero was the highest tcm- ,lu-,ch and returning for the time
The tide will be high this morning l
si: 11.04 and to-morrow at 11.41; lt l will be sich toluene nc 11.10 one to- (_, morrow at 12.
The sun sets this evening at 6.02 . nd tomorrow at 6.04; it rises to- ‘
ny at 6.14. The moon rises this evening at .59. The first nunrter of the moon was
again bc nothing but n globe of fire.
ri sldereal space this \\'o\'.ld‘ be thi- ihenomollon of n new star that bln'/.-f
nui. nt once. incl-cases in bril-
llianc an if it would eclipse the illin-
y . . _
nous splclldnr of nil lin ll<~llr\\hl"`f‘-
ul-ul ilu-_n hnconien fecblrr und fer-ll~l‘ to disappear flllnlly fol-av:-r in the iprofoilnd dilrkllrss of the limitless distance." i
When such n cntnstrol‘h<‘ U\l\\'H
place. if ever it docs, that will he the "end nf the world," so far ns
There will be R full moon onlwc at least ere concerned.
mall ehildrs L P.l.i. i ummcr you a ll¢ll0l» Y" 'M' °° 3 '° ° '“' and van 11:- in_vriilwr'.' ‘$0 lm- lush lesson to her audience- OM gem; gm 1! lilo mode by nlinl an ex-
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;,°v¢,,,l,gll_ _ -5351-`*° ,.,,__v,_.2,,'§'; m},g,*;;,";;,,;;°;=,;.l'£l.‘i'i 222..°2.‘fil.i°i..¥.‘il.2§‘f.‘§“‘é';.‘?’ ` _ 'l -. .."i»'c='olm aims -owr.iau.wo¢h-tcliclde-"`~ 14° °=Pf°"°<1 he \=°P° “lei
touched upon the subject of :ood oermancnf; roads and road-bulldln.f_
l ister without portfolio in the P. E ,l,humd”_ Much mth at 1318 n_m_
Island Cabinet.
EYES 'THAT FOLLOW Yilll
The length of today will he eleven,
hours and forty-four minutes. `
Have you ever wondered why the
low you? 'Thcrc is somethin-g uncan- ny about it. Years ago superstitious people were afraid to go into u pic- ture gallery whcrc portraits of un- cestors were to be found, Now we know that the thing is an optical illllsfon. Obliously this relation does not
vnry nt all with the posdtion alsum- cd by the observer. The latter may stand far over on either sid! of the picture, and yet, from his point of
eve that such a time is not fnr - tl l .. l »»
before his arrival the old lady had distant. The carth's crust is veryiguew' mm B as much wh” on
he sidc of each eye as on the other.
I
Il .- thi t th h tt f th sea, hc _ - » ____________ _wr __________ ev_de__t_y __eB___te__ _____vr_l___n____d o_o ;____;;mt____;_> thee nom onlgnd tile pupil still is in the middle.
fron, shock, owing to her heart weak- W
ucll bc-.ing the case, the. painted im-
hich we stand lsfinorc frnil than we "ge cmltlnucs U, look dll-wily ut
im. . Ill u llalntinl mansion of a well-
o _great as til involve the whole known m,lltl_mllll,mll,ll-c there is u
dolllllc stnlrcusc, the two flights ioin- ing ui. il lullllinir nbrivc. Un tllc wull
is u hugs pililliillg of ll lloC'! of ahecll
The picture is il fzlmolls work of
l flrt, und cost mnny thousand of dol-
izls, hilt thc pccllllnrity nbout it
who snr it is tlll-lt, no mutter wlllcll nf me iwn ilights (wllicll nrc nity fect spurt) one usccllrls, the nhl’-Gil seein to hc rullnillg directly towards the observer. l-lcrc, ngnln, tho mill-l' cnl Driucivlc involved is exactly thc surrc us tllut which makes thc e.Vl‘N
mvcd yoll.
lIlNOUf|CFlElT5»
MEETINGS ETC.
One cent per word each insertion is
Pill! ffl if-F f""“Mi"° l""i°“~ """“m this column. Cash must accompnlly
order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.
'°'I‘lli~_ Ladies of St. James Church
will hold their nnnunl baluar and tcu, on Tllllrsday. April 15. 1400.
“l-locial null concert in 1-Inrtney
Hull, ‘.\l1lndf\Y 16. 1401-3-12\l3lP<l.
"A lmsknt social nnd entertain- ment vl-ill be held ln Argyle Shore Hall. Tuesday evening, 17th inst.
'Proceeds in aid of proposed Wwe fund. Mr. A. B. Gosh, Charl own. and other prominent City soloists are on the program.. A good time assur- cd. 1402.
§inard's Llniment Cures Oo\ds,.otc. Minard's Liniment Cures Distempencyes in portraits painted in oils fol- Mlnnrd's Liniment Cures Dlytliliac
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