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ADDRESS BY runnin nun sivull nlnwln iwu-lilln WANTPRDHIBITION
THE COUNSEL uunnvn sul nuns iuunu in if Hllun IN NEW BRUNSWICK
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in The' Prohibition Case (if Robe;-¢AneiheiBmieh veeeel Leeisyiliecepelzing ofA River' The Peneuy Fei gtmng Res,,|,,¢i,,n Passed By District,
In Collision - n E gm Steamer Near Helena Polsonln
TT" ""` Rochelle of Quebec to Pay --_~-~------~' _N
Jenkins _Versus Dr R. McNeill Tried ' '. ’ A '" I ` - ' I g Division -Want Law introduced
eer Officer Drowned Ask __
In The Sfipeindiary Magistrate’s . ` _ ~ _ Similar To That In F
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' Harwich Em_____ April 28 (S _ci 1 HELEN \_ A_k__ A ___.l ___ _(__ ____ _ l\_1_u.lutte, Qucll_u,, _\\l\o klllul l|_|~ P_Ei_ISland.
Following is the full text of the re-
marks hy A. J. B. Meliish, coiimigl for Robert Jenkins after the hearing in the case of Jenkins versus Mc_
Neill, last week:-
Your Honor 2 This is a' case which
i~: entirely new. As fur ns I -have linen aole r.o_learn there has been no
other case ‘similar to it in Cnnadn_
There have been similar cases in tue
l,`nit_ed States. In order to hav
e a
proper understanding of the gage it iiill he necessary to go into the
qui-stiou of Prohibition. In all coun,
tries a great deal of dlfllculty hi-is
lii~i>n experienced in dealng with the liquor question. It has been found that people will acquire a thirst for liquor. This isa very difficult liaiiit. to give up. In some cases they her-iinie drunkards and not only hurt I fiieiiiselves but injure others by M. rioiifi. Every country has tried tg' 0 m»iif.rol the sale of intoxicating
llq\|iir.s.
'l'lll'l PROHIBITION ACT.
'l‘la- Government of P.E.Island has
i\ii<i»~avored to do this andthe me- thod they adopted was the total iii-iiliiliition of sale of intoxicating liquor. They have said "Nobody in l‘rinre Edward Island shall sell li<|iiiir," They have done this for thi- lwncflt of the individual, the l.-iinily and the community. Thev iiiivi- attempted to solve thiis ques- tiiin by prohibiting the sale of liiiuiir and thereby preventing those \\-liii use it wrongly from getting it, 'l‘lu~_v iiindc one exception. While rc- l""-‘illzlllll that liquor used us a liiv.-riixfc has many had effects, still, i-i-i-:irilcd as a medicine. it may he u.~'iifnl. They have recognized that liquor, aswell as other things, may he ii.-ed as a medicine, they have tlirri-fiirc allowed to be used as sin-li, but not as a beverage. They .suv no person shall sell liquor, ex- ccpi certain vendors and the drug- lrisls, and then only under an order friini a medical practitioner. and for
sirii-ily medical purposes
.AAIICIIICAN LAW
ln solné of the United States there luis been similar legislation and the siiiistunce of the decisions of the Aiiiiii-icnn Courts is to be found in Aiuf-i-icnn and EnglishlEncylopcd'ia ol liiw, Znd _Ed. Vol. 17 page 359: It
reads :-
“ln a number of States it is made au fiflcnse for a pbysiiinn to give a iii-iid-i-lptlon by which intoxicating liqiiiir may be obtained from a drug- izisf hy one who does not actually llrcil itus a medicioe. Under these siiilutcs the physician must in-1 iii entire good faith. It is his iliify to examine and ascertain whe- flirr the liquor is uhsollltcly neces-
sary as a ihetlicine."
'l‘hat. is the gist of the decisions of flu- l’uitcd States Tribunals as laid \li\\\`u in this book, which is~a stand- ard authority and is constantly rc- ini-i-i <1 to in the Courts. “It is the ihif_v ofthe physician to examine and ei.-ii-ei-tiilxi whether liquor is absolute-
ly in~ccnsn|'y us a mcd\cine."
'l`lll~l EVIDENCE.
.\'.»w let ns take up the evidence- We
have brought to the notice of thc Ciiiiiit, that between 300 nnd_ 400 DW- :iwipiions for liquor have been issued by the defendant between the 12th ul January and the 9th of APl'll1903- \\'i~ have brought to the attention of nie lmiir: that two other physicians. of equally reputable standinll. Wh() li.-ive hi-en practicing hero for many pins, one issued about six and the i-flier three certificates inthe sum!! iiziiii. We are confronted . with the iiiaiiiimling difference in the l\l\I“hCl‘ .ir iii~esi-.i~lptions given by Drs. John- iiiiii and Carruthers and those Hive"
by the defendant. _
Wi- have brought to the attention of this Court the ,class of l"\ffi°“tS to wliiiiii those certificates have been hi.-iuwl. We have a large number of diese certificates which have been lzoiin over und Dllt lil evidence' The” pai-|,ini»\ are well known to every Di’-I” eiiin in Charlottetown. We have Put
n low of thorn on the stand.
'rlie first witness was B IM" “Y th” h nuiuc oi John ~F|ynn. We find this n mini obtained prcscrlllt-10119 "Um Dr- t
Mi-Ni-il on the 18th' of Uanuary, 19th F nf January, 25th of January. 1”* 0| m l~`<\lu'iuiry,/2nd of February, 3rd of W l“chi-nary, 7th' of February, Bt.’h of (1
Fobmaiy and 20th of February lst of March, in two instances the pre *>CllDtl0nS were given this man for his mother Phe Court has taken note of the evidence given ny this person On the wvtnf-ss stand hc sold he would go to the Doctor and every time he went he would state hc was SICK He would have a pnln in 1 s head or in his shoulder, pains every- where, and he would ask for a pre- scriptlon for liquor. No pretence is
mination was ever made oi him. No Ffort appcors to have been made to sec if he was sick. He said he wunt- il an order and he got it. He had nly to say he was sick enough and
made by this man Flynn that any ex-l
Gala was cut in morning ofl Ke North Elea by t The torpedo 'was also invol returned to Sh lpartments full of water.-
manoeuvres wh
lred.
Enilnccr Lie
the point wi struck, went d
There was no other loss of life
The fleet was engaged in night
en ' the accident. occur-
_Februnry, 17th of February, 19th of
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a e
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D give the Dr. 50c and he got the~script
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‘rant as a result of his own decision,
I fl fl fl ll b w and can he none, under thc _strict in- E°S"é`1_ erpretntion of the law, for the giv-` 5 1
i
t 1 v ug of si prescription for liquor t<>|2f__““ some person he has never seen at _all = n
I fail to see, I do not think anyrca- “ked
n fact it appears that the Doctor ne time refused to give him acerti- ficare, but on his pressing him he did so. Asa result of his own dia- gnosis a man would go in and ask for a script, acertiilcate, and it would be given to him. Take for in- stance the McMurrer case before the
Supreme Court. The plaintiff won ui solitary victory on one occasion on the pleadings, s I understand the judgment then given by the full court declared that Stipcndiary Brehantl should have issued the search war-
ntvt on thc decision of the prosecutor. That the Stipendiury wus not to be~ o, mere writing machine to ailix his signature and seal to o document.
This is a parallel case. Flynn.
comes' in and says "I have n painl here or there, I want some liquor."
Old lVlan
Dies A
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nl issue to curred here the Itali named Xa
Immediately on hearing this state-_ ment the Doctor automatically gives, the certificate. The two physicians_ we had on the stand stated they_ would not give prescriptions on such: I` D W fl B t
as suffering from thedieensc ini
fl t. cd liquor for beverage purposes.'l‘hcsel \
af D d t F t
octor to.give n prescription on t_hef'dc iagnosis of another person. For him F
sonable pcrsoii can see where' the Doc-1'5"’ mr o _. ' ‘
uestion. It would be their iliagno-'umbnlunc is, not the patients. Their prcscrip- 'found th ion not the patients. I suhm1t_ thatl there has been no evidence to show,9iX W8-TS that this Doctor made a pr0l!0l‘ din-_stantly h nosis of the case. He simply tooklwhich i he word of those persons who wnrlt- inches lo
vitnesSes_ W-ith one or two exccmi,m,,i A little Italian bootblack saw the are notorious and well known around row. an( town. Here we have a mnn f_10il\lI l_ll1Y his nam
for day to this Doctor and _gettinglpnper J-I rescrlptions for liquor on his own iH,, imm iagnosis-not on thc rlingnosls oflnm wit
he Doctor. In the case of this man, _ __
lynn, on several occasions the Doc- is 5 10": or has given him an order ior his but it 1
nother. I submit what right has any blow
o give u prescription _for so|ncrine`h'“'_r°" e has never diagnosed, is absolurely, 0"( fl eyond thc lnw. There is no excuse] ;:____,,_ _ __ hatever for it. There is no excuse
gaged in a man name they came the witne
kicked lm about the head. An
e was called, but it was at Favreau, who was forty-
old, had been killed in- y a blow over thc heud, nflieted a deep gosh two ng.
l had noticed Bolduc write e and address on a slip of ist before the fight occurred, cdlntely picked this up and h it to the nearest police Bolduc is under surveillance, s not yet certain whether the that caused the old man's
alll] was given by him, or whether
u killed himself by striking his flavnst n door ns he fell.
his own case. He said he. had lppe: He informed tha Dogtor s very “Grippy." He asked him bottle of whiskey. Probably he for two. On hearing the mys- muln the Dr. wrote the _order. going to thc Two Macs he found
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n there? All his life. How old ure
you? Does not know. Ho is a
f
man Bradley. He was sick. Hc says so.
an tottered in from French Fort i hen he came tothe City hc went own___to Dr. MoNelll's. He adopted
l<‘<»liruury,' 10th of February, llfll Ol the same plan ss the others he diag-
t gnosis ofnnother. pcrson‘nnd issuei
an order upon it. How does the Doc-1 tor know that the woman _is trou-, bled with sleeplessness or bronchiall trouble! How does he know it 'I Thel man cranes in and suysi f'My motlhrl is sick with bronchitis, give me at cript for liquor." and the Doctorl gives him the prescription. Is that!
giving it for strictly medical purpo-_ ses 7 I sny'no. He is giving that certificate on the diagnosis of an-'
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as Dr. John Flynn and the person; lin drunk it was probably the same' ndividual. _ The next witness we have is this
fai
hi iiq an
He lives at French Fort. How
nr is it to French Fort? 'He does ot know. How long has he lived
th |h he th ii of Charlottetown. That is thc way it works, especially when udminlstor- ed in two bottle lots. The Doctor did not give it for medical purposes. He simply signed the certificate, put the E0 cents in his pocket, and put the man in the dock. I submit the
armer. This is the kind of man we ave to deal with. After a while he dmits he is between 35 and 40 and hat it is about. nine miles to French ort. He walked in-this poor sick
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The Ki lr-U C0 vill |28- ?““l for tg; nmllrlgie l:lni?lTl:y(lit. . Illw Interesting 4 Act Racing Melo-grams. l~i»r Home lmd Honor, at tne Oporp houso tonight. ` This place s andther. ol Mr. Powers
"lTf»rfs. wwf ve been such n success :ggi *lim ni _ y. He han wlgitten in
' In res ' l bo n n
mrtliéf alt\:tl.gns? (&lc\?1at3¢l‘ tug stir ” . .
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whichfoders' him plenty of scope for his wonderful noting. Mr. Klnrk will be seen as the hero Roy Maddox, Mr. Bul~ four furthe heavy. and to Mr. Vickcry is allotod the comedy, in Wandering Bill. The balance of the' that is in good hnnds.1' . . ifl'
The speqialtioqwill all bq chanfed. Kirklam will Mtemptki rom a large door, nfterbe hgneunre shackl-
r has any right to take the dw. :After
ther purty. The person who din-itll"
nosed the cnso and got the llriuorlzzf
for
'for the
m says he has Ln Grlppo and wants
j .
licfnor und made himself lower than
e the very beasts on our streets.He ad no recollection of anything until
c liquor threw him int/0.. He was ned for being drunk on the streets
' l . Any Guardian rf.-adn l
hc could only get one bottle oh the certificate. Ho risked the vendor to telephone the Doctor to make it two and he did so. Is this theiway to prescribe for a man like that. He gave him two nothes of liquor, this poor broken down innu ‘ihii wanted something to put -.lim on his fcet. Are we to suppose that Dr. McNeil is not acquainted with the peoplei .-\ mnn who has run two elections and who takes such on active interest in every l g. Do you think he was so un-
histicatcd as to suppose this n wanted two bottles of whiskey the grippc. It sounds like a
ry tale of olden times. The magic rnula "open sesame" is said and
rock opens. The man goes to
nor, gets presecrlption gets liquor i gets drunk This man took the
recovered from the inscnsibillty
Doctor has gone fag beyond what the law allows him. I-Ie did not ex- amine thst man carefully to see ii' he
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Miii;r.i‘a Llnlment For Sale everywhere .»_4i,
who receives adimly print- ed; bndlyprinten. badly 19.1404; bldly cu't. badly ' addressed, badly wrapped. !9__rn, soiled or lncompliitc paper o_f whatever issue
-. will ltlhdly`no\ify the Silb-
'9¢"|P‘i°“ D*’P'“""Wnt 'if Youcan cure them psinlessly by
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About Four Hundred"
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*_ ATLANTA, Gu__ April 2x_(SpL___i_-_U quality of the delicately drawn little
-llructicully complete returns from 'imma Dm’ 0" by the Kl‘“k'U"b“"
Cruelly Beaten And all portions oi Louvsiuna, Mississippi Uomlmny mst "ight at the OVW”
- Alabama and Georgia show that the H°“S°' It "ppmlcd directly tn the
S A R8SUllf Hls . < » . _ . finer sentiments of human nature and
death list ln the tornailoes of last
l|]j[_||“l3S _Friday, Saturday and Sunday will it is “ high °°“‘D_lim”"t to H1059 Whl’
not be more than four hundred. ~
night at about 1200, nitn reports
hurt \\ill probably die.
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Scotland Yard Men Secure
Sydney Morris, Wanted On , Three Charges
TORONTO, April>2'|'-Ghicf of Po-
lice Grnssett this morning received word from London, England, of the arrest of Sydney Morris, who is wanted on three charges of defraud- i_ng Toronto wholesale clothing houses. Morris is charged along with James Reed, of stealing clothing from Fred C. Hunt, conspiring to de- fraud W. Ii. Brock and company and with intent to defraud Grcenshields and company. 1-Ie and Heed, under assumed nnmcs, sailed for London from Iloston in December.
Morris is son-in-law of Goldberg,
who was arrested in Toronto in No- vember in connection with the charges and who, after being coni- mittcd for trial, jumped his bull, and has not been found.
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ln New Plays /And Big Vaud- eville Next Week
Them will lui ainusenicnl l-Zill‘ll'l‘ 1"
Tln'afroncxf \\'<-olc. fin' at that time lliogootl old: rl'lin.l\lo .low .\lci\ulitl'l‘ will lui lmvlc lwrn for ciirllt niglitr- with wlult is positi\'4'l_\’ filo lu-.st coin punyho hun over tirgauizcil. .Toro is ulwuys li tirniulilluus l`u\'lu‘ltl~. 'uuil this sowaoii he has a. vcry lurgc <'0ll\l“\")"' t\\'ci\fy-fi\'<‘ }ioi\pIo~--alllil in :uhliiirin iii presenting good drainus with special >a'.cliui°_y mul ;\|'fistiv pl:\y1rl'»‘i. lil* lil lllfl-*` night of tho liost. vaudovlllii turns that l'i'o.-clot] tho funtligllh. On I"riduy night tho play will bo, “A Daughter of the People," n. big scenic mclodrninu. that has proven a t`remondous hit everywhere. Tuesday nightthe hill will be Shaun Rhu, tho grcnt. Irish Play, lnoinoruble- to the name of the r0n0\\'ned actor. Joseph Murphy, This is the first time Jere has visited the city since he tried to take the trip a year ago and had to
take to Picton Island, This season
Jem brings the sumo Big 25 People show und the eight Big Vnudcvillc nets that he used in St. John, N. B. und Halifax where the S, R. P., sign wi s displayed in each town for three wocka Everybody is anxious to hear .lore ning about his troubles onthe irc, -
HAVE YOU WABTS 7
gutnamh Com and Wnrt Extractor
Mmm- cd and chained toit. All ` :additional nn¢¢_ _ i _ ` _ q ,
ieennln his ]%:gnkg;;vi2,;E fmtnrei t|llIAFivb\ti'W|‘%. Com- i ~ ' | over known to fail. Bejure you get ply to Mrs. Rogers, Fnirholm. uonof0la’1‘om,'e\le tram-_ . P," eay Aemhazs, havsbemsecu _ _ . _ "Panama," in asc. boce\es._ _ A - 4490.1.
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__The B___'__h mr _ T’ “)_ __ ‘__ ‘ _l ‘ 5_ll<‘<l-ll' \\|_feh_\ gning hc: poison and tlnn
__;____________ l>0\l0 bout destroyer l'1ftccu poisons lost thi-u liii-.~i and ,|{,m,,,d¢,,Ch,¢,,g,,Wm,,,,,,,,|,,,,.“-,,,,,,,,,_
two and sunk this several others sllstliiiwil .serious injuries “~1,(,,,, 11,, ,nm-,~;,.,] shmny aftw- hi, mx,
ntlsh Knock in the \\'liilcst-.vcral score are suffering from “-;f¢,',.id@il¢1,“-as mum] guilfy ¢,,,1,,_,-_ he scout Attentive. expo:-iureas result of tln~<-a|i.-iziugoi` tho ,md sellfml,-,.,1 to be 1m,,K,.,i _|,,,,, boat destroyer Ribble river steuuicr Marion. lulving :|.l)<°a"ll (“-0nty.§l,vem|,_
ved in c_oll‘isi0n, and thc un‘.n|l>ern ofn.(.‘nrui\'al r'<n\\pun_\',
eeriiess with two mm. near tln~nio\\tl1of`St. l"i-.uu~i.~; llivor.
ll EHllllllllNG Pllll
ut. Frank A. Fletcher ' _
of the Gala, who was in his hunk at F
icre the destroyer was | I _ ____
o\vn`wit|\ the Vessel.
_ ‘ " ' ` Last Night Delighted A Large ' The Total Number of Dead_ Audience -; Some Very Ai-
tractlve Specialties
'l`ht-rc was nothing locking in the fine
delineated the different parts to say
"“"_ - The num-ner or injm_i__S _,minds to_ that their work was well done.
AL, April 27~--Another fn_t~; - . ,- . _ _ The play and the manner in which
a. murderous assault oc- li_ndic:mng that H number of persons it was enacted undoubtedly achieved Y0Sl1€;`flHY evening, not in . ,~ . - ii first; place in the regard of a large
11" U0 UHY- An old man and critical audience-an audience
vier Favreau became en- ` whose appreciative faculties were on,
n altercation with n young V thc alert-un audience that wosl fl' Etlmolltl Bolduc, and I " ` ‘
plainly deeply interested-and that
to blows. It is claimed hy showed its pleasure and approval un-
sses of the nflnir that the _ _ P mistalienbly.
cques,[_H_ They would “amine the_old man tripped and fell when the It was an added pleasure that atient and see whether or not l_\e‘y0l1nger _men jumped on him and ' K” Eugene Powers thc aiithor of "A
-" ff , ` 1'
Day In June," was himself in the cast and played the leading role with his now well recognized ability. .All the others were as usual almost faultless. The play affords many charming situations and provides pleasant work for the ladies whose dainty, graceful acting found many opportunities of expression.
The specialties last night were de-
cidedly amusing. Klurk and I'r`nnn in their musical act, tagged on some farce comedy of a. rich, side-splitting kind that filled the house with
smiles-in fact nobody had to go out for "smiles" last night. _ Karland was put into n packing
box, nailed up and roped in-but it was no use-he got out in about 20 minutes and the only sign of trouble that was evident was the fact that his hair was tossed up-as if-he had been duifng the interval trying on some of the spring hats which the box 0rii.’_innlly contained.
WILLIAM MCKENZIE LEAVES
F011 THE’ OLD COUN'I‘l{Y.
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'roRoN'ro, Apru 21-ivnuem Me-
Kenzic, ut is understood, will leave Toronto to~morrow on route for Eng- land. His visit to the Old Country, which will extend over about six wcakg, \-,l_ll be undertaken in regard to the carrying through of certain financial proposition in connection with the C. N. R.
CHICAGO lV| A RKETS
(‘lii¢-ago, April T28--.,(SpL‘<:i:\l) `
Corn “ll .’ \l'ln~at 5"5.T'>< fork $l`.’.‘J`£ hlvay (torn tri);
\\ licet " 315.76:
Pork $lii.ll5
Condensed Advertisemen_i§
_ _Tip into for Olassidcation.
`l;OY WANTED--A good smart boy _ _ with a fair education to learn the printing. Apply at onse to The Qilardfsn. 4;1_6drtf. _
`l`)RESSllfIAKING- Lingerie waists, _ . dainty muslin dresses, shirt- waist suits, etc. _Apply at this ofllce.
___ _ 4-28(l3lpd.____
WANTED-A caretaker for the
Charlottetown Driving Park and
Provincial Exhibition Association Grounds. Apply at once -ito C. R. Sraallwood Secretary-Treasurer. . 4-29d'tl. _ WANTED-A eoiifmiiker and press
man. Steady joh and good
wages to the right person. Apply to McLellan Bros. 4-29d3i.____ T0 LET-House on Euston St. . . No. 203, containing 8 rooms with bath and __ electric light. Apply to 117 Fltzroy__Bt. ______4__-I_9_dtf._ ____
]410UND-At Oddfellows supper a - _ pair kid gloves. Owner may have me by applying here. _ 4-29d_1i.
ANTED--A cook, good references re aired good wages given. Ap-
_ich der Grosse und was met. in the
;o’clock this morning and the Prnncc was one of the first incu to get on
lrhildren however said : “Rest assur- Ied that the niarriuoe will occur hut ‘nobody can say when or where. My
MONCTON, N. B. April 28-(Spec-
. inl)-llstrict Dl\"i.sii»n Sous of Teln-
pernncc, reorosenting _~\lbert and
Westmorland Counties, in session
here yesterday, passed u strong re-
solution concirrnim: priwinciul pro- llihiiiou.
The resolution iliwfcs that in view
ull nun lu
The Spoony Couple Very lVluch Excited Over Atten- tion Paid Them
NAPLES, April 27~Madunic Anna
Gould arrived here today from New [York on hoard the steamer Freider-
harbor by Prince Hclie de Sagan.'I‘lle steamer cnrne into the l\al"nor ut six
hosrd. He rushed tu Mine. f.ioulil`s cabin, met her at the door lifted his hut and kissed her hand. The Prince was nluch annoyed ny the presence of reporters and he refused to he inter- viewed. The tutor ol Mine. Gould‘s
conviction rests on what I have seen und heard from Mine. Gould."
Prince de Sngnu made no attempt
to conceal either his nervousness nor his annoyance at thc presence of re- poeters and finally turned to Captain* Illeker, the commander of thc Frei-
Hill Llllllf PHllllIl`
|of thc report submitted by the prov. lincial Government Commission, show- ing_ that the prohibitory law in Prince Edward Island is best law of .its kind, the New Brunswick temper- lance federation urge upon the Prov- Iinvial Government the ,necessity of bringing into operation the prohibit- ory law in this province.
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Glace Bay License lnlspé°ctors Raid Hoomlng House And
Make Seizure.
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- (iI}.~\(.‘l'l B.»\ Y. April 727.--'Ellis after- iiooii l.ii~c|is¢~liispi-cior )lcl)unnl<l and pfiliw- iif"lil~i-r miflcll .\l. Mu[.{u.\'et's plans .uni .wizeil $l,.`ifl0 wortli of' llqinii' of all kiiul.~. Soiiio\\'asf`oi1iul in the liarn, -nine in fin- cellar. ilu- nest. in thc store' :uul in vul‘i<n1~ roinns of thc lmllsc. l’oluiuh~r.~ wlni 1-iliiiiiwl in the plawe \vi~|~i»<'<-li-lu':\fi|ig their Easier Sunday au<l<-arl_\‘ in the ;\l't»‘rno`ou gui into u. fra-4' ll_<_rl\l. .\'i.\' \\‘v1'<~ a|'rc.=-foil and the raivl \\'a°~ :L sf-qllvl to thc <ii'r~\1i'ulu'.e. .\la;.(:\|u~t ifluims was a \\'l1olosnl<- liusi- ni-~~. 'l`ln- i`<»ri»igi\c|~s it is all<».gell_ gen i»rall_v \\'<-rc supplied l|_\' him :it the
ks ariunul the iniucs.
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derich der Grosse and beggefl him in, German to make the reporters keep away. One man pointed a camera at the Prmce, whereupon De Sngan said in German: “lf he does not stop I will throw his camera into the sea."
INDIAN YOUTH BEAT
HIS F.»\'i`HFIP» TO DEATH.
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VANFOUVER, B. C., April 27-An . Indian \vas brfluglit down from _ Smitll’s Inlet, 180 miles up coast, and connultteil tothe \Vostlnil|.stcr jail on n murder charge. The prcli~ ‘ minary hearing nt Albert Buy shows I that the youth of 21, quarrelcd with , his father, both being drunk. The nc- cusiid went into a hut., found his fntlier l_vin_i: down and hcnt him so
severely thai. he died ln a few days.
TH E WEATHER
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Fre;-'li cast to south winds, occasional s;lio\vers, not inucli change in tem- perature.
PAzo ornrmnsr is zuarsntwd
to cure any case of Itching, Blind, lllceiling or Protrudinig Piles in fi £0 l4 days of nionex' refunded 50 cts.
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.\l0.\"I`lll‘I.\l.. April 27.~ -Tin' Lake
S1. l’i-.tl-r ici- i-cpiiiuerl tonight as break- ug away and floating down the river, uni it is cxpci-toll that it will he all
goiwliy toinorrow, unles another jam
i<ic\1i's. wliir-li is_ not expected. un the
rgiivi-rini\<~iit .~itea\iu»i~ Liuly (iircy is on fl
io wt-iiii, llreakilig up uny juins that 'rr'ur. ll` ilu- irc goes ilo\\'n properly. iavigation will prol>ably open tou\or\'o\v ii- 'l`iicslla_\'. This has lawgc-ly been due
ti»t]n~;.{ooll wiirk of' the Lady (flljey
which lnwiirc upfwenfy miles of jum- nnul irc last \\'eclr, und sturieil the
l4ulr4:t~'il. Peter ini: down ye:~'»t&‘i'da_\'. As soon an navigation is ilcclnrotl open there \vill be a big rush for this port. as four ocean bouts and n hnlf a scorn of
r-i>ztl<\i's unrl other craft. are uf Qnnlicl-
\\\':\itin;: a <'l\uln'u to get up to the part
'l`ln‘. our-un bouts :\i'cfln\. l)inuiilion Cor-
inthian \\'liih~ the 'l`l\olnu- liner l~`ro- uiouu is \v:\ili|ig tlu-rv with u big <'au'i:u uf' fruit f`rli|n .\l|:tlitN'|';||ic:l|1 ports.
"l \\'l`;l.luiu:1l Cue; 1')i1ll‘l`.'
Wand rlnl , - ~ IK’ to bc shown. The excellence of Wonder- lnnd’s pictures is now un assured fact, und along with tue excellent vaudeville . aiftriwtiilus for this wi-ek. will make llnusnully good n\\lnlu~|'.~i. l<lu-wr Brown is us like ulltothc original us could be well iml gint-d. _ '
in all luis osrnpafles the fuithflul pnl
Tigc joins. nctingus protector when 00- casioii requirme--und as boon companion and |u\rti<'ipnto'r in overyfliing flint \ron\is<~h n good time. :\l\\'n_v.~i_ "Bm¢toi".»4
l3urgl|uj" is n _pretty ski-it-li. one whicli luis tnklni wel with auilioui-4-A where- evcr ithns bonu presented. nnd the uc- hirsin the plnylett are all good. Of course Buster keeps the into-rest. center-
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od around his Winsome and mlsidhlévi-
WONDERLAND
Buster Brown And Ti ge-- Harrison Abd Moffett In Their Fine Comedy Complete Change Oi Pictures Etc.
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Th`. '_ ‘h f’ ' tire nl ht at ous self'---but the plot _is well, _ lqnned
'bm (idugigll ~?oiiil;‘:\~i` rh flEms are l and holds folk watchin for furtlier de-
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veaiplnents. duo” ___ ¢~ ._ -~.,`
arrison an A present»,|i -goat
pleasing comedy sketch. in which music and song are prominent. tollowedn ' a toucll 0 mined which keeps the li-
ter nliveand uéalliilf, The songs hre vei'y_cutcl\y\ Misa 0C.\\t¢.'s- -10| __»0x- i-ecdingly sweet ouchmelodi uaggrrl- we \~ H- 8004 c°me\1ifne.md A flneono._».'1'hese¥_1eogo1:hnnge ei ct, and tonightisi c nal pmresmitut \of the prencntune. Soeverv dy com Do not iiiissipfie of the finest p mn \\'ondcrl:ind has yet presented. Thll evening will he entertainment of gonn- l|1_e_'w_orthi and intense interest. Keep it reserved for Wonderland. » ‘ .‘
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