'last night, for the crowds waiting at

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I w,iiaa*r'l.°iia} ' _ c_HARLo'r'rE'rowN, PRINCE mDwA_xD" ,Is`LAND, _oANADA, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, Sagas.

THE NATIONAL a I wireless News v

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0! Uniisli- Sfates aaa canada an can

' . I ~ ' Boats llalf.Mi|e Adparf Five Miles Froni

vention? 'Discuss Wages' Schedule Awful Slau = ° ° I ." - I __ .. _ , _ ghfer Sfrikmg Pictou, Passengers Going Between; T9- Take Eiieiii A391' »° ' -°' .A ' I. Ma Transfer Minto’s s n

Miners In Nitrate Works Of Y P” ° ge"

April 'First ' ~ I E ~ I To Sganley Today

a Chili, Over Two Thousand - -_-

INDIANAPDLIS, Marsh 12-(spaa It 1 U 1 _ - ` <

B ‘°“g‘i"‘ i"°i"‘i’i” tim" ' 1 ° - H- S- MINT0. March 12-(spasiso D. D. Manson, 1'. C. James, R. ln.

ial)-The national convention of tho United_ Mine morkers of America met to-day in Tomlinson Hall to agree Upon a course of action be- cause of the failure of the operators and miners of the central compe- titive field to agree upon u joint wage conference to fix a scnlc in place of the present one which ax. plres April 1.

The wage scale for the various

bituminous fields of -the United

tho scale fixed in the central com-

of one of thef first two policies ex

Dfifliliflg by pursuing that course to

i til t t ‘ . - ' -

B°m° ° ° °p°"’ ‘"5 ° SAN Faasolsoo March 12--(s 1) until soldiers and strikers mst in ing FfiISO EIIITIBS

induce

Bisn a scale and put their mines in ’ A' , P

Opcmtiom which the miners believe Machine guns operated by the Gov. the streets of Iquique and on the _

would fo;-ce the others to do mm, ernment forces of Chile in a great _th _

4 o er. ~

Wise- conflict with the strikers nt the - NEW YORK, Mm-oh 12_ (S ¢_) _

Th - Being ordered to disperse the army D

ere is a. disposition on the part nitrate beds and in the city of Iqui- of mem the goings,-5 Opened gn-,_ Chas. W. Morse, former banker and

f ,

,O some of the mul operators to 4l\l0. ifiid 2.500 men low most of The men had little opportunity to Alfred H' Curiisf f°i`m°|' Pfegiiieiiii

td I I ih-mu me the mul market prices in whom were killed, according to ad- iigilt iliifliir Well illlfillgil H105' iiiili of the N“ti°““1'B““k 0' Nmth Am'

States-i-and Canada are based upon Iiridgxgndgrlsucliralystirtilic t:¢;?tM€f vices received yesterday by the NOP been armed, the assault was so mid- erica pleaded not guilty _inthe U.Ss

Mitchell and it _ook ' ' weghm steamer Christian Bros dem ' circuit court today to a Joint indict-

. s now as , ' _ _

petitive field, consisting of Illinois, ithough there would be a full suspen- nrnved toduy direct from This ktolnktplnii on JuT;,myh1f_u:d Iglelxhiclix nEH;)mcn\iEintTi;'co(ll1:1Nlcrn I di n , Obi d W t p _ 1' - . 6. n wee a er, was oug y ~ vzllnixga 0 an es em_ ennqy _' (if miziryg In ag ritlhisl; great Business at Iquiqua which had common consent, the strikers went “CY _illifi Gigiitefiil With making iHiSB

m nous e H on D B never before been scarcely disturbed T90-Ck to W0l`i‘i Wiililliiii- tile Oilieciieli °“ti`i"s~ .

T b .un thin bu ` r mlvmme in Wu eg_ Bail was fixed at thirty tho-.lsand

Y Y _[-5 t ea thquakes, was Z _

. paralyzed when the great army of It was reported that the \mine 'i0iilH`S Wit-ii MUYHG lllili f»~‘ll I-il0i1SHhd

workers went on' a strike. owners will voluntarily increase the <i0iil1l`B f0l` CUPUS-

. _ One fracas after another occurred,pay of their €mPi0Y¢i”S- They wer” i"“`°i°d ii’ °i“"`i»i° 0E

A _ I _ I ' suppose I am goat, us usual."

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For Rescue 0f Miners In Hampstead: NB, ~ ~

' Colliery After Most Strennous Efforts I F _ -

Ta Raaaia And sava - umybef Mu worker- win:-..s:f°,;:.i~:a...x.1;:H:1i».i:;‘°;..:::; Hy |L|EHm|NE

. In the event of the'Sydneys .win- , ____ i their mm___iuge_ _

BIRMINGHAM, Eng., March 12 - (Spe.)-The1Dng period of anxiety and suspense over the fiitc of thc entombed miners at Hampstead Col- liery,-came‘to a heart-breaking end

'the~m0\_t¢bf_;0l~tbe~plt, when *it"was` announced that, despite the most heroic edorts, there was no possibi- lity of any of the men being taken out alive.

The fire broke out in the colllery

last Wednesday evening, two hun- dred miners being caught in the pit.

Since then every man available has

been engaged day and aight building ri new culvert, with the object of reversing the ventilation and clear- ‘lng the shafts of foul fumes.

This work meant the removal of

hundreds of tons of earth, thc instal- lationof new fans and other ap- paratus, but disappointment succeed- ed disappointment. At first the repeated efforts of res-

cue parties to reach the minersfall- ed, several members of the parties being overcome by fumes.

All efforts in this direct'ion having

been abandoned their construction of n new culvert was begun and when the work had been accomplished it. was found that falls of earth had blocked_the ventilation doors below, involving further delay.

Only yesterday was the system finally found to be working and sup- plying sufllclent cool and pure air to help exploration.

Bo hopes ran high, but lute lust

night only one body had. been ie- roverod. . It was that of one of the rescuing

party who was overcome by the fumes, and was left by his comrades in the mine several nights ago.

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PILEB UURED IN G T0 14 DAYS. pazo o1h'rimN'r is sunm'=¢°d. to cure any case of Itchinsa Biil ii. Bleeding or Protrudlag Piles in 6 to_ 14 days or money refunded. 50 eta.

As yef thorn is no trace of the

others and conditions now are such as to preclude the possi_b_iiif»Y_Qf BUY of them being brought to tho sur- face alive. . '

IIEHNIANI HAS

HIC MA_II;[IE- WAII

WILHELMSHAVEN. March '10-

Tne first mammoth warship of _ the German navy was successfully launch ed here today and christened Nassau by the Grand Duchess of Barden. Emperor William, the Grand Duke of Baden, Prince Henry of Prussia, and Prince Henry of the Netherlands, as well as a brilliant assemblage of prominent officials, were present.

The launch _of the great battleship

Nassau inaugurates a new era in the German navy. She is the first of the mammoth vessels of which the active squadrons are 'in future to be com- posed and is in size, armament, speed and installation superior to any warship hitherto built by Ger- many.

The Nassau displaces 17,960 tons and is built entirely of hardened steel. Her dimensions and the thickness of her armor are not ex- uctly known, as everything connect- ed with her construction has been kept entirely secret by order of the Marine Minister.

It is known, however, that she is

to be fitted with three sets of triple expansion reciprocating engineer and is to be provided with three pr6pel~ lors. The minimum speed she is specified to attain is nineteen knots.

Her crew is to number 866, ii.-

cludlng 27 officers-

nii Hun nisiii

ini I A

III IIIIE IN THE INEEITNII

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This remarkable act has so impres- sed the large audiences who havc H0011 lt at Wonderland, that the manusc- ment have decided t0 Dil* it “ii again this evening, for p0Bi¢i"°iY the last tfnie. It was the original mansion ui- has msnuxvmwt ¢° 'have changed the act in toto tdnfsht- but the prslfltent r0<l\l°9*-9 °i '° many who have seen If but °“°°' has resulted in the Bours ani" ZW' ing the thrilling, and wonderful PTO' duction -slain. After this evenfns urns sink* people will draw upon their `nbued`e\`t ‘roaourwm Wi i“'°'

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§°.‘2‘a'23¢"il.i'i§”“'3Zli a'.§‘.'l‘i°a‘§i'“€» <11. 3,-.¢_|,.,|,.. ; in -extensive. Ar ssmqyyercuu. they :xr 'ggi :f'""'° ‘ ar°:|‘}°:o°:i'¢o'E'flsslstu. el

hnhgt lldmolt

1 , they are here to

ggtgxisidiigidc aliiiow their work to perfection. See the Sours tonight in th, spectacular, presentation that so

idl and fully holds the closest

WGY Y atcsaiiés si his suaisaei ass; 2:;

aw e

Tididitiii thtinfoiiziiknedi love, and trans- form from his Satanic Majesty to a living, mortal man.i'°“iiY W' W°"i1fP. at the shrine of the beautiful belngi ns has aaiiae into existence- S" 01°. lovely fomi emits i\‘°i“ l-iii’ M53” Kettle and see the flnesti and moot ggi-geoha stage"iletf'-fall lV!l"lN‘*"°_i\‘ here.

ii their un nailed

.::r~.::° isis: a.. .asa a. mqnmoent programs ol mulib. Will gud IPIIHAMIIII' DOINWY- . Wonderland < for everybody this

evening-r be sure and 2°-

Mitchell will advocate the ado tion MOHSB And Curtis Charged

` With Conspirary And Mak

outskirts and openly defied each I “"_'

their counsel in order to' secure hull.

Higher Wases Or Will bo On Strike

_ _ , chance, so it is said, to compete for Barry was iitruck by lightning in

ST. JOHN, N.B., M:i.`.":h 12---'S|»l)

-C-onsequent _upon a_ reduiiuii of employed at the lumber mills of' A. _ten per cent in their wages,`the men

and at Stetson, Cutler and Co’s Mill at Indiantown have announced their intention of going on strike,

Several hundred men are affected. Stetson, Cutler & Co’s men will

go out to-Tday, and Cushing’s men will go out_on Saturday unless the management give them the old rate of wages.

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NEW YORK, Marci; 10-The won-

, . ._ . gderful stick insects of Fin-. familiar

" _ -' ~ ‘in all home museums, are found on -l

A IS IIIIPHIIIIINC

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ventured to receive an official visit for

the wishes of herphysicialis. Count Shu.- vnloff, commander of the regiment of which the C . ' .

1 eived in audi

On this occasion the illustrious invalid, hearing of Count Shuvaloff‘s arrival commanded him to appear before hei',

conversed with him for some minutes, and sent un encouraging message to her regiment.

- SCHIIIII EIIIES

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 10-'1'hat`

fire-proof towers take the place of‘ open fire escapes in every school h use in Ohio over one story high

will be urged by State Shop Inspec- . , John Morgan in a report which

iiqwill make Monday to Governor H rris regarding the Collinwood fire. __

Condensed Advertisements

Too late for Ulsssidcatfonr

T0 LET.-Oflloe formerly occupied 9 r by International Oorrespondf ence. Solrools, Kent St. opp. Revere Hoteli, Rents moderate. Appalx on » \» ~ tf»1~~

gdfln Vernon River, between > 0'Nellls, and Railway Station.

A Furla containing ai sum of Honey, Go d Ring, Receipts with owners

hollis/ finder will be rewarded by leaving with Btailon-Intl*

'C-fishing and Sons at Union Point 1.-i-_---G stood at 25 degrees at the iime- At

I Naw YORK, March 10-Employ

ment agencies point out one pecuylar

phase of the servant girl prob em _ i"

Both Morse and Curtis gmc bail.

Mr. Morse first demurred nt the

here tonight between the Sydney men and the Victorlas

ning, thus making the teams ties, thc winner of the series will have a MONTREAL March 10-Edward

the Starr Trophy. yestcr1lD.y's electric storm and is in

The matter was discussed last the hospital with his right leg parli-

night by the managers ofthe res- lyzed. At half past five in tlic pegtivc teams. midst of asnow storm, there came a

The Sydney team is here until thc blinding flash and a heavy peal of

winter boats resume their trips. thunder and again at 6.15 the same

. .~ thing occurred. The thermometer

, the first flash Barry was driving on

'the street when he wus knocked from

lils rig unconscious. Thc horses cs-

. ' _ caped little hurt.

- STICII INSECTS CHINA CANNIIT

HESIST JAPAN

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nearly every cocoanut tree They are very ill-smelling and squirt a LOND0N_ March 10_n is the gem feud “uid “E ones eyes if hfmdled' eral opinion in diplomatic circles Leaf insects I “ever saw' except that the chances of a rupture bc- wheu the natives caught and bmught tween Japan and China are small. them to me' but Bu the guava The middle kingdom is not consider- bushes have them although o white ed in B position to resist the de_ mais eye ‘mn Helium distinguish mands of the Island empire Pending

thgsetfrslrg 2321 igfiteglous and `m_ the receipt of advices from their there shall be adequate regulation slowly and very slightly. Her Majesty- cams, ereatum amolutely leaves respective governments. which have

still partakes of food sparingly, and_has endowed with th; power of motmm not yet arrived, neither the Japanese B conseiiuentlym°“i°a"”‘i'edTBBB thanmighii so for as the most scrutinizing eye embassy nor tim' chinese legatmn such regulations shall be just, was have been ciééiected. She i_s, however, no can see ‘or even, their legs and will discuss the Tatsu Maru incident. the _“nel expressed by Governor longer oblig to remain uibed. aiidcanhends “QB n precise copy at stalks Willih the diPi0mf\¢B °0iiSi‘i°i` 'SOM sit up on scouch, although sho is still and ,emma ‘ ,China is technically in the wrong. unabew walk-Recently the Empress ' considerable sympathy is expressed isra :hs 'rramc ohm tonight. 'rho

, for her, as it is felt here that the

thefirst time since her illness, despite Japanese customs authorit as must

have been well aware that the con- signment f arms, which was the

rarinais chief visited Sw direct canst of the dispute, iyaéhin- railroads,

Petersburg, and was 'oc ' - tended for distribution among n- Th . ence by the Empemn __ _ asa “balm t e governor s conviction that

SEIIVANT EIHIS HE CATHIIIIC

that foreign women living in New York have to solve. ROME, March 10-Several dest- ‘Aillwnt Witiwllf- cX¢6lii1i0l1 i1i1BY sions have been published by the

refuse to take n. girl of their own gong,-,ganna of the Council re. natlonnllty,’ said the manager of nn gm-Qing the ingorprugign 0| tho uptown agency- 'The comparatively new marrisgs isgisintisn for oaths- few European women living here who lies which comes into iorcs through- are able to hire a servant when they out the world at Easter, The most UNA- Wil “D i10\iH°i\9°Dil18 ill All10i'iUH important of these is that concern- are willing, enough to take a girf ing the existing dispensations in from'thelr own country. but thyse mired marriages in the incurs. By who arrive our and after a ew virtue of this decision which the

.thirty thousand dollars he was rc- quired to furnish, and said "Well, I

mile from the Stanley, with ii heav

from ship tn ship.

The Stanley has twenty-five pas-

sengers and the Mi'nto forty, the latter including the followingt-

Captain Read, (due at Halifax to-

iiiKht to speak on the All Red Route;) Dr. Regan, Cardigan; Rev.

iii’ Wireless to Pictou-The Mintn is five miles from Picton and half a

Mutch, Capt. Coughlln, Mrs. John- son, from Kensington, Mrs. Sullivan, Tyne Valley, Miss McLean, milliner,

field of ice between. _M'ontag\ie, two Marconi inspectors,

I’l1SHcnllers were today walking

and travellers Laidlaw, Latter, Ra!-

`fcrty, Stanley and Crocker. , The position of the ships is un- favorable and in the morning the

|Miuto's passengers will ask to be transferred with .baggage and mails to the Stanley and land at Picton, which is now easily accessible.

Hhnv I ihw if T in ii uivnncin

His Wife Will use His Money To Effect Legal And'FinaI

Separation -_

NEW Y0l`ifll, March 12-(Hpccial)~

Harry K. Thaw was served late to- day with a copy of the summons and C0mDlaint in the proceedings brought by his wife, Evelyn Thaw, to` annul

Mrs. Wm. Thaw, who is made ii co-

dcfcndant was served at the Hotel Torainc in this city.

This is because shc is next of kin,

the law presuming her son to be legally dead as he is insane.

When asked thc cause of the cn-

strnngemcnt Mrs. Wm. Thaw said “The public‘will'never know," Evelyn Thaw _has been getting mo-

ney riglit along from her husband’s counsel and this will be cmitiniied the counsel said.

IIETEHMINEII EIIH I I HI. HECUIATHIN

NEW YORK, N. Y., March 10-‘

That the people are determined that

of the railroads, but that they_ are incerd in their avowed wish that

Charles E. Hughes in un address he-

governor was a guest at dinner of he- club, which also entertained the heads and officials ol many other

here was an urgent necessity of first iirriving at the concrete facts of the situation and finding out just what was wanted before any attempt was

THE HIIIIINSIIN

' CIIVEIINNIENT

Holding Its Last Session At Fredericton And A New

I Mayor Sworn In

FREDERICTON, March 12-(Spl.)

The members of the local Govern- ment, with the,exception of Attorney General McKeown arrived in this eveniug's trufn from St. John. Gov- ernor Tweedie arrived on the same train.

lt was decided to hold no meeting

of the Executive until tomorrow morning.

The meeting will probably occupy

two or three days as the Administra- tion lias a large amount of routine business to transact ,hefom resigning office.

Fred Chestnut was sworn in as

*Mayor of Fredericton at the Tueen

Hotel this evening, the oath bclng administered by Lieut. Governor: Twccdic.

AN ASSEMBLY

IIE CATHIIIICS

LONDON, lllaiz- 10-What is likelyto

bo the inost iinportaiit Roman Catholic lisnoliibly held in Eiigliind for 300 years will meet in West-minister in the early port of next Septelnber. This will be the iiiiieteeiith Eucharistic Congress, and f`rom the provisional programme just issued we are enabled to give some iii- fercsting details. The oelitrul locale of the gutheriiig will be the “iestmiiister Cathedral and the precise date frmn Sol|_;f_.;:mlier I) to lli.

ring the past week invitations have

been sent out to some 250 English speak- ing Bishops, and intimal-ion has been given to all clergy in the British Isles.

The intimiition will, It Is lioged, also ex- tend to all the priests of t o Catholic world. The British Isles alone can pro- vide about sixty bishops, including, of course, tho Eiiglisli lii.»diop.~i of the titular secs.

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made to regulate. was made plain also. The New York Pbullc Service Commission.

¢wgIi_¢. nokia, noarunnn, san other (find

ailments sm quickly relieved by Crewiulli tablets. ten coats psr max. A ll drunilh.

YW” l'°ll°i\ tim \90i'VBi1¢ Sifi 812880 Pope has confirmed, no marriage of of prosperity, as so many of them s Catholic wilf'~be valid in the eyes do, insist 'upon hiring help hailing of the church unless solemnised fn from some other land. An Italian the presence of a competent priest woman will employ a girl from any- and two witnesses. An exception is where under the sun except Italy, made in the case of such marriages the German from any place except in Germany, where the custom now Germany the Russian from any place governing mixed marriages ls per-

except Russia, and so on thzéaéigz mltting to continue. the list of coun ries represen . - ---" -

course this ‘rule does not universally _

hold good.

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Dancing By the Celebrated Arh

CHANGE IIE PIIIIUHES AN-II

, NEW PHIICHAM HI HIIWMAN

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' 'sts Brown And Wright Will

Feature FalryIand's Mammoth Program Tonight

Tonight the double vaudeville hill I'

which is making Fairyland famr-ir.-I will again he presented. The dancing I couple, _Jack Brown and Lillian Wright will give another magnificent performance executing A superb ~ re- pertoire of American and English dances concluding with the eelehrst- ed Lancashire clog on marble top pedestelo. There is onlyanother op- portunity to see these celebrated art- ists who have made s hlg sensation everywhere. ‘

Fred Bowman, the versatile and

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I-lever singing comedian and banjo viuyer who has won great pi-also mere and elsewhere for his meritori- ous black face act, will give now jokes, new songs and haw banjo music t onight. Fred -is becoming more and mom popular the longer he stays and he is proving s veritsblg host in himself. The i1||||t|-.ug SOUR! by lladdlson and Hurneywill be musical entertainments in them. selves. The new _moving pictures will be splendid. Their names will ap- pear in the evening papers.

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