as-» ¢

*M1* eeirniliu f-mio- -ur.. - ~

I ililililllll . `ll6u'sE iiilllll 0 on noMl_= RULE Bill ll lluhl lieu liollll Blu.

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'ijlliolltsii Crltitltm Mild- 1 - 0"" *" "”"'““”A”"‘““”""' Leaving RcsuItofStriko Vote “

er Thun.iYlili_Expectcli. ul S' _ °" E“Sf°'_'_‘_ _';;l_'_;*_“¥S 3""

luilulnu ll ill lzltlss __ __ ll lllilllslll

'."-"' _ ballots cast by the engineers oil as

, many different eastern raiirosdsfail-

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, April 12-Comlnellt oil the llolne llule bill in the newspapers lol- mwg party lines, but in case of the London Unionist morning papers the denunciation of the hill is of a milder character than might be ox-

pected. All cllnrt will apparently be mnile tl, iuilnliie the Nationallsts ngainst (lin lllll by describing its provisions sn illlisory ill the matter of giving lrelnlld real autonomy and ridicul- in it us li measure of devolution ,urn ns no other self icspectlng sec- tion ol the Empire could accept. _ 'l‘hc Unionists' organ tried to dc- nuullrc the bill ill the hittcrets terms. 'i`ile Liberal papers admit the coni- plcxity of the bill and generally ohj- ect to the system of nominatioli witil respect tc. the Senate. ' They think also tllerc-may be sonic difficulty \vitll the ilunuclal proposals wilich are at present Little understood

Miillliil ARMS,

Nlill lN|] AHMY

Fiiillil THE U. S.

(Unllndiall Press.)

WASHINGTON, April l2-l’rcsi- dent liladero is arming -the navy as well ns the army with munitions of wnr purchased in the United States llllder the exceptions to the proclam- ation forilidding theexportation of wnr n.nterial to Mexico. President Taft, today authorized the Mexican Government to export il'olu this 'country a large 130; of nliscelinncous fittings for guns of ship. _

0LD VETERANS WILL \

GET LARGER GRANT

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(Canadiall Press.)

i_l'l"i'AWA, April 12-The Cabinet llnssed anorder in council releasing the lnoney appropriated as n reward to the veterans of 1866 and '70 and llny will now lic entitles to $100 hlvh vu making proof ol service.

Plii|il'S_liillHS A

l.nst evening at the Opcra House, i.‘ilul-lottetown. I-'erry's Peerless Play- '~"'8 presented a. choice number of their attractive repertoire entitled "'l`l1c Little Co-ed.” The play lllilllllil strong, was nt times a-lmos imrroiving, but for happy touches o. lnllnor which everywhere lightened the tragic scenes. Charlottetown theatre- ifvvr-l. may have seen the play he- l0f\‘.. or one very similar to it un- der the title “The Yellow Streak" lint it is indeed one which admits of l'e|>itil.io|l. It is the old story of n college youth, who, short of funds, I” i-vlhlltcd snd~so shows up his "yellow streak." Miss Corinne was wlnllon.e an always and chsrmingly lzewucd Alld Dan Malloy as foot-hall \'0ul'|i_ ulld 'all-round sport-will-l llli’-Milli! to n degree anil'\vas ahly "llllllurtcd by thc other members of tllls llullular company wllo one and nil _must he thoroughly satisfied with their reception in Charlottetown and the bumper houses with which they ure greeted. Tonight the qill is li ""“ll‘-‘ly drama entitled "Blilff" and for this afternoons matinee s rc- lletiticn of "Princess of Patclles.”

(Clllladillll Press.)

PUHPG llfcferelltial duties ‘hetweel

today _decided to appoint 5 oommit tee which will ll.ako an appeal to tl

take action seeking to prevent (

fect the United States' shipping of wllcat to West Indies.

lliliilllill FHUM

lllll EUUNCIL

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olrtlic Government in the Lcgislativ

Government to isnt a refund of th

citizens contribute to the local Gov- ernment revenue, amounting to about

eighth of the population of the Pro

cents per capital received by the lo- cal from the federal G_overnment.Thls would make the total revenue de- rived hy the local Government from

ed the citizens had no right to pay the income tax when the local Gov ernment derived a revenue from tax- ation on Banks, Insurance Companies,

panies, nine foreign companies, suc- cession taxes, etc. The city has nothing to tax hilt real and personal property and poll tax. In reply their representations Premier Mathie- son, Hon. John McLean and Hon. A. E. Arsenault stated that they would look into the matter and see how other cities similarly situated haml- led these matters. -

PHINEE Si PUPILS ‘

UN BUHNS

Burns night, another of thc series

of Author's Idveningslin connection with the collrsc of study in Prince St. School, Charlottetown, was as profitable' and thoroughly enjoyable as its predecessors of some time ago. Tilerc were most crcditnhly delivered recitations of-Burns' poems by the pupils including such well A .known verses as The Cottcr's Saturday Night, A Man’s n Mail For A’ That. To li Molllltaill Da-isy, etc, an-il three lille essays. Miss Edith Love gave it splendid biogrnpiiical sketch of the famous poet, Miss I-lelcu l-iinitll reviewed his poems and Miss Ruth Macphail treated thc nutlior's liter- ary characteristics. Thc papers were intelligently prepared mid except ionnlly well delivcrcd. Ailrllwsses wer(- given by the chairman, Trustee T.C. James, and also Trustees F.J. Nash and H. Smith. A fcsturc of thc ev- ening was the excellent musical pro- gram which was under the direction .lf Miss Harrison _who has had cllnrgc of thc musical truining of thc school silicc the rctiremcnt of Prof. G. M. Wright.

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(Canadian Press )

o'c1ock

ages of congrutulation from all parts of the w_orld. -

3llP_ lllliiht llc called the Florence Nlgllf-lhsnls of America and wus. 10,-_ lil' years old when she first turncd her attclltion to the great works of lllllllllulty which lnndc her famous.

llllllllllli

_ltOMl~J, April 12-General hhireva, Lomlimlirlei~ in Chief of the Italian

Turkish and Arab forces in the in. terlor of Trlpolo and large [owes of Italians are now stationed by Lon and Zuro on the coast.

PROGRESS MADE

' (Uanndlall Press.)

MONT'l`li}AL, Aprii.lZ-The Nlttioual

Transcontinental? from Moncton to Qllcllcc is now rnn.‘_-' tc: he taken over from the contract-_lrs as also is three hllndred and .fifty miles of the road east ,of Quebec. .

The lntst reports indicate that very

good progress is being made on the construction work all nlong the east- er: section. $

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WILL CLOSIG PLANT -

.IF Wi_lill<lMl~lN ii'i‘ltll{i`°l.

MANCHES'l‘EIi, N. H., .April 10-

A. M. Whlte, superintendent of thc local plant of the American Locomo- tive Company, told the three hund- red and iifty employes that if they struck the plunt would be closed in- llciinitcly. For sevcrnl weeks tilcrc has been talk of ll. strike, the mes claiming that their wages src not as higll as those paid ill other plants of the company. White said that thc plant was being conducted with- out profit to give work- to thc men. The euiployers are not ullionizsii.

WOULD END "PlslACOCi{"

IIRADUATION PARADE.

BIIOCKTON, April 10-Urglllg that

s stop be put to the “Peacock pu rude" oi Commencement Day, Ed- ward McBride, in o. talk to the senior class in the high school, advocated a complete reform in regard to grndua- tion drcss alid customs and \.l'l/_cd the students to set en example for f\.i.ure graduation, whereby all of the`l_=tud- ents could be on the same level, so lar as dress is concerned. -

He stated that statistics showed

Minnrd's iiinimont Cures» Distemper. ` Minsrds lluiment cures garlret in cows that in the school of the East the

`“"""""""’~`~‘~‘-`-‘-‘=~‘f~'-‘-‘-'=-“~‘-'-'-‘-'~'-‘-‘~`-'-‘-`-‘-'-“-‘-‘-‘~“~`-‘-'-‘-'-‘-‘~'-`~'-'-'-‘~‘-`-"‘~‘~"'-"'-1"'"""'""""""""""` graduation expenses for lzirls are $5!

A L ` I girls have several dresses for thc,

w k xercises _and he ad-.

' \

CRY FOR HELP

and for the boys $25 -Many oi the

graduation ee e . vocated n uniform dress for all, the opp and gown. I-Ie concluded : .

It is time to put a stop to the

"peacock parade." The true spirit

""“”‘_‘_"" " . ol graduation is lessened under such

tions This is not the spirit ol

condi .

""“i "ll-lht at 10.30 while iiumual Unloll Hall with lnutcrs hurried to dem(-,¢|-,icy which should exist in pub.

"""“"'0h. night watchman on the SS the waterfront to join ln fllv €¢P~"°ll~ lie school gradustions."

mute, than lying at th° Mcrlncl By the aim llgiit ullorded qy the ‘

'“l"l. Charlottetown, was crossing lanterns. li, search of the water front _ _ ` . -. » _ _ "‘° ““““"‘“““ *° "°“"‘ 0° °‘=“’~ “°f°‘°“=»““ *"' "“"”°“ "°'“ ““° ““”" 'rlllnlllllll rllovlllce ‘”°l“ B Stivi.§"..°'..l.".;§Z".f....i....,,' nv. ...... ...... .. ............ "°‘1"‘l<lulte distinctly aloud cry from gation to the Railway wharf . was _ _ _ it _ 2 _‘:t__:h __ _ Y me white Bloc: poem., ¢_w,,,,;y.(h,-8, deg,-Wg above the direction of Full'| wharf. lmsde but resulted in nothing to ex- MB/F 5! to ad :RD mon M__ch___e__ lero_ . Thl“\°lllK it eo he someone over-,plain the noise heard. The night was ____. _ :ln UP E as B$s»00 _mr 15 Fam The lowest temmrature ,worded hoard he called some of the crew and ,very calm gnd there were no noises _Tha Eu" Grey mt Charlottetowh ._r_i_:__ ayl;>\‘¢:_-“___ lz4_rB__d__ . Fo__u____ .ont yesterday WT thirty dope” above

rl numb ith ` hi h li ht fuse those who heard _ _ __ 0 Y - ' d th ( h ¢_ W | t .¢ and dlsti 0 an “ho heard the cry ' C tu g. eltglixe were di-m ln their yezterghy B: ali W a T0- myths Ptesliu Mumba" of Wm” Orptngtflg :£513/¢NnThe Towegstesrecordglsi tiara YDYKVQ

ngdllhcd it ss an appeal for the ou cry Y wi li ps s gers, s m , C Schumer

ed to reach New York today, and nn- til they are found there will be no nn- nouncement on che result of tl

. . _ - ic

UHWAPO- Avfll 12~0n the vw; _wAsllluo'roN, A,,,~n 12_.M,,,,, strike vote _recently pollen on nity Canada and the British west Indies Clara Barton. founder of the Ameri- 939'-°,l'l'\ l`°l1‘1l'l- en noni the directors nl the Millers “lm Ilcd cross society, nice nt ner Warren Stone. Grand oniel ni the National Federation in session here hom” i" GN" Ecllvf M0l\f|0»y Bt 0 Brotherhood of Locornotlve ].'|,g|_

U; _The ' cause of death was chrollic nee'-S' declnmd today “mt um bod”

State llepnrtmcnt at Washington to Pllcllmvnia. Miss llarton was confined w°"" slmt' "7 ”‘|"'°”“ “ml Bllmllll

|10 her house slllce the fall. have reached New York oil Wcducs-

e

approval of the agreement on the Shit celebrated her 90th hirtliday day night. grounds tliut it would seriously nf- 0" PW- 25 Whch she received mess- Tracer: had been sent out alter

Chinn. Mr- Sl»0h\‘l said. ann lie it-ii sure they would he delivered.

STENMER HELD

RESPONSIBLE

FDR CDLLISIDN

_ Y°B*€l_l‘llBy aitcrllooll' a delegation _

rom c City Colincil composed oi ' C dl I _ Mayor L ons, Recorder Martin Couns |.jAM|3U§;é‘_m;;il; ]1I2°f_eI'\Q,c Gcmum

Y .

Rilo' and McKenna ucwmrnnicd by naval court ileeieell tone

. ' _ y that the

Dr. S. R. Jenkins, M. L. A., waited P. a_i:_d __l`_uiner__(}ceana, was (-95.

, l ' ' ' .

Assembly at 2.30.. They appeared vgsel ‘iflgfighliéllii lefiml for the purpose of requesting the -* lish Channel oil March 18 whcll nevnzp

‘ at ` ` _

lnssen crs lost their lives

8 l lr

portion of thc income tax which the ((_;,,,,,,d,,,,, pl.cBs_) 'Tile collision was attributed to ,,

careless watch kept on the Ocennn.

$4,000. Each nf the members of the army of the occupnt` » T _ li KAISER TO VISIT dep_utation spoke in support of tlle` telegraphs today tliazolzhlél naréilrzilé ‘, ENGLAND lN JUNE,

claim, contending that with olie gig was p1Bn€_ed_}_:eStcmay on Ben ___

- lrme , ' ' ' - . ,

vince the city contributed one quarter The gccllifstionleof ltIll}ill?l‘pIlaf:TeOntv:ve,; LONDON. Allfll _ 10_I,t 's. Nmrmed of the total revenue which amounted designed to prevent the passage 0( ugam. that the K_°’ser.w‘u "mt E“g` to about $25,000, excluding the 80 ‘contraband over the frontier for the 'Bag NL Junle' It-if Hmghrurthez that

w e orc le wi ue o gucs ol Lord Lonsdale.

CONDENSED ADS _» l

fl1°\ city clwllt 534.000- They claim- ---i- '[00 LATE. FOR .

CLASSIFICATION

'N . Bulllllllh 0F A ...".‘.;‘.‘.'

, w . ‘ 5 _

I§€g;m§l?;;p;%i;E;an(;`§?“£353.53 gtg; pany order and five per cent dizzhhrgt

allowed. Minimum chalge twenty- five cents.) v______ *__ _

'ROR SALE for cash, a quantity ol

good, clean timothy seed. Mlrs.

D. K. Scott, Lower North River.

4-13d3l d

_ _ _._._..-._... ._ _..._ _ ___.__4l2,_'

`I?.OR SALE a few choice registered

_ chester white pigs all ages. Ap-

ply to T. W. Prowlse, Union, P. O. ___ __ ` . 4-12d3ipll.

'l`4‘l`)R_ SALE pure bred Yorkshire

_ pigs. Both sexes, sire and dam

ilrst prize winners. Apply W. Stcad, Highfield, P. E. I. 4-13d6ipll. AGENTS wanted evarywlmlfe for easy

selling $5 proposition. S25 dai-

ly easily mndc. Particulars free.l Box A51, ’I‘ol'onto. 4-13sdr3ipd. $25 WEEKLY, easily cltrncd. Icnn

show yoil how. Send for pur-

ticulars. I/The Willis Supply, Dept 49 IA? Yorkville ave. 4-13sdr1ipd.

_WANTED at oncc`a coat, vest

and pants maker. Highest wages,

-steady employment. Apply at Mac- Lellan Bros. , I 4-i.3d3i. .role sALic, rinlrtelns. nulls' line nel- ‘ fers; also Champion .Bull nl. Dominion _Exhibition '1910. Gavin Harding, Grahaln'S Road. 4-l3d.6i.

qi!! hundred bushels choice seed L -oats for sale, grown from rc- _gistered seed. Cheap for clwh. AP- ply to Il. Wnatlienhie, Vernon Itiver.

. _ _ 4-13d6ipd

SALE, pile driving plant con- ‘ .' sisting of 10 h. p. donkey ell- gine 7 years old, run 5, pile driver 20 cwt hammer. Kimble Webster. Marie, I’. E..I. < 4-13iliir2ipll.-

`(`1ITY LOTS, farm lands, nursery

/ stock, on easy terms; land

staked for pre-emption or purchase. Shirley Lund Go., Box 093, Taylor .street, Prince Rupert, B. G.

4-13sdr2lpd.

\TOTICE, the person who took a purse containing ten dollars from me is requested to return it at .once and save further expense. as l have proof that the money was stol- en. Mrs. Abraham-Bupicr, Morcli-

~ 4-18d1lpd.,

wAN'rl=le- rolls nsnllisnle inns

to travel and appoint agents

(no canvassinz). experience not ne- cessary lf willing: salary and expen- ses; salary will. be increased to S95 ner month within a year. D. W_Culn- ming, Brantford, Ont. 4-_13sfir3il§l.

" I _ " *_ in tons

Pliiiiiiiiilli NME iS Dill] “h<‘f“-f»"‘l“i’#°-?“-'f’- IS iiilliiilill

_

(i‘ullnllilln 1'l~¢;sn_)

h_'I_UE- F|`UllC0. /\lll‘ll 12-I<`l'lillco~

British festivities signifying nnotliep llowerful llelnonstration oi the vital- ity of the frielldsllip between tl", (_w,, couiltrics hegnli today when all ilu.. l’°l'llll|§ lnolllulllcllt was dciliclltcd to the late Queen Vletoi-ln, Brll-lilll and l¢`rcncll fluctll u.llcllorcll

in the buy while ten thousand mar. incs and soldiers marched through thc streets und were reviewed by French Prelillicr Poincarc, Sir. lr;-Bn. “ls HPVUC. tli_c British Amllassador, several l¢`i'euch lnilllstcrs, the King Ui Sweden slid other notnbles. N

Tonlorroiv n statue to thc into iting Eilwnrd will be unveiled nt (»anlles_

SUFFHAGETIES Mil

Bl |iililSi|l ill

HUNEEH Sllilli

(lllllludlull Press.) LUNUUN. /\Dl‘. 12-By resortiilg io

hunger strike ulid impnring their health to such an extent that the jail odicials feared fatal consequences,ilve sunragettes. who recently were sen- tenced to imprisonment for window smashing, obtained a release from the Aylesbury jail today before their terms expired. ‘ Dr. Ede said that twenty-live of

twenty-eight sullragettes imprisoned in the Aylesbury jail started a hun- scr strike on April Sth and were not discovered by the jail officials until April 9th when a system of forcible feeding was instituted.

A demonstration will bc held in

Hyde Park tomorrow to protest ag- ainst the me thods of feeding the sul- fragettes.

i'l0l.DlN65.0F' .

N. S. STEEL T0

BE EXHAUSTED

(flllllllrliull l’rosn_) '

WAtlHlN(i'l`()N, April 12-Aocortllllg

to Joseph Ficlwood, before the House, the Steel Trllst (luminittce have hold- ings of the N. B. Steel Corporation which may be exllaustcd ill. twenty- flvc or thirty years.

'PHE l‘lAltll GREY . '

DH.AMA'l`lC (‘.ON'[‘l°ll*i"l`

-i l’l"l'A WA, April 12-'I‘lle ldari (iruy llramstic tropiiy competition is ' to be held here beginning Monday April 15th. Teams arc entered from all over Canada und twelve perform~ slices are to be zivcn. two each night of the week. The Maritilnc Provin- ces will be repl-cscntcd by the Loyal- ist Dramatic Club, St. John. N. B., playing 'l‘hc Hel-vailt ill the liouue on l“l'idny the lilth. '

MRS. llAl"OLlllWI"l‘ll} `

'l`0 RUN. CA'MI‘AI(iN.

s/iN lfll/lN»C-lsoo, April iz-ln tile

Tilonlask cnsc the president of the state Lafollett league. annollilccll today that Mrs. ilnfollcttc would conduct a speech making campaign ln California ln the interest of her husbaud's candidacy for thc re- publican norrvillatioil.

nl: vllnililill _

. sull. lleoll. inc

” (Special to The Cllariilsn.) 'l"OliON'l‘O, April 3--Moderate winds; f-ine nud mild followed hy showers in western portions. ,'

Tile temperature at three o'clock this morning by the "Rexall Store" Tested Thermometer with n northern exposure was twenty two degrees a

lous nl ht was twenty nine degrees

insistence. and im ediately started assertion. _ expresssnd 20% tons freight and ' ____ '__ _ 4 ~ g - .f°" l"`\lll’l whlrf. Tllzile police were no-I The search for the Perf-Y W" °°“' .d0°_\°d .BP 10°” P- Pl- SP9 lillfcn to- ALUABLE REAL E§T3_’PB: FOR ,b°ve_ At mn, ,_ m_ yesternny “_

*mild and some mm from the Labor tiniled uhtii midnight without avail. any si- 7.00 s. m., on return to SALE. Five very 68 Gb ° T9 was thirty-live degrees shove and at

- . ._A Charlottetown wjth passengers, mall, sideuees on Uplilr Prince Strut ¢°ll nine p. m.. it was thirty above.

,,,,.~... ,ns li-sight. _ listing of ere large dwlllhnr. With 'rin length el teeny will be tiur-

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The Mints left Picton yesterday ll Wtdllive grounds and “V0 ‘1°“Pl" teen hours and twenty seven min

_ l »i \_ § I _ _ __ _

» 1.00 alum.. for Ohsrlottetown with 38 llonlcc.-Pronertv of ectatoiste Hou- utes and of tomorrow thirteen hours

t ' ` , pucengers, 90 sacks mail, express orb'/bio Donald Forqublfwh Wm P' and thlrtrono mlnuwl.

‘ suit” iii tons freight and docked at odqrcd 'st public auction in May NU- V The' tide will be lllsll till! m°l‘hl\'\l!

10. li. m. She leaves today at -n rtislilqtr inter- 'V4 1ll\ st 8.11 tomorrow st 8.51 and Men-

, 1.00 ps. lu., on mum _zo _eaten xml la srluc i.ANl>'s some coin- euy st 9.26; it will be lush tbnlsht

Pl-llnsnggwn nm-ll 1|- no ,omg nays It is generally »under- passengers, mall, api-su mn-(night. < m,',|m-,__ ..L,uym| sn¢~Young at Viv, tomorrow ot 8.20 end lon.

°°“‘°r°n¢\ 'nib eouimmn " i lm- 'stood that' ll thu miner- lsr" f *Q YU\¢\'4l~y tl" “INN °1l>l‘°¢¢'lf' sm were wlnw-ea ny Jelm any s mv

thrseit 'llli ` 0 " l eel the owners rind in Charlottetown at 9.25 mm. gfgmo B haw. Th re both in The sun sets this evchl“K at 6.44 contlnueod s:l`&a;g:;:ilc;uingwn.¢?' It-r1Nl’r::1tt‘: .aeqircpeg ~ increase. twenty minutec lata; the So\\tl\°i’l;f better donglltlon than azyagy time lu tomorrow- at 6.45 one Monday ni. "‘°“xh 'no eillllitl lteilmlent hubeen They refuse however to recognise enylseeolnmodstioh Bi .9-85 If hi-» 0° thnixvhlntory. -The int week in AD- 6~4'li5l;»‘W§l; _EN f-;>h\gl;l'29" i_IlI°,Il'§l__l\\ll

' ' . ' is . on a . an es-

lesued it ,i,=un_“|»Q§o¢¢_`ng¢-_,regress ails;-ones between the union slid the tlmez, the Tlglrllh accommodation at |-g.¢||¢y..moy be _leund it Freak a . “_ I _

*U made vim ‘ ,ng son union miners. 'rho Cenlermce 12.50 s. m.. fnrtrlvo lninutemlste. Hughes stables, Gratten St-. \'l\_lll illghli 5- hu In 'M

° *P1-3'* - . _ _ _ ts t tersoon

ill?" “$4 ““"`m'°°°°“'“°" °' °°°"'“'°' t°m°"°" °°¢li'°“ b:t:\"§ha°o' =°';m°r::Nlt;‘:sfl=‘e1;“l::a° "M 'm mm th' mm °‘ iflllzaol. ma 1u'fl'°t':rs;'now sltnfueen

°*"*‘°\‘*i.\.i`f “ll\:tiu'_`tllatt\n els- anne st tllemieu. but ll nm - . v ., _ ;

union an¢.'i|l0i'l'. oil and thorough ndmtly etpoct early instructions to the Tinilh expflll It 0.80 D.m.o\\ _ _ --°°°-*C 8. mvmmnm mmm.. ummwt mm p,,,\d,_ EW

"M \fnrccmime'0P0§9¢l°1°»- ' . -` _ _ gflfllil-~.T 1 ' _ _ ".>\|."l%*"‘° """"“°"t '“' _ ._ _ . _ _ _, _

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_I HON. ll/lil. i\icNl~lll.ll ill reply to

TEMPERATURE `

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Many Clauses Agreed to. Other Bills Advanced.

Members Working Busily.

I“l'idny, April I2, lillZ.

’|`he llounc opeilrd to the pullliu

ill. 3.45.

_i{(lN. Mit. All.Sl0NAlll/l` |ll‘csc|lf.cll

in pctitlilli and bill to i|lel»l'pol‘afc the rlillnlnnrsidc nild Kcllsillgtoll Fur llreedillg (‘.<lmpl~illy ililllitcli.

HON. Mil. Mclll‘}AN lllcsrlltcll :t petition iilld lliil to vcsi. ccrtsill lu-lids in thc 'l`l'ustccs of Bl. James l’l'esl>y- terinu Church, of Souris. (ln explo- natloll it appeared tllut tile property has ilcull ill possessioll of tho trustees, but there had been a break ill thc clllitillulty of the board.

MR. MYERS presented a petition

and bill to incorporate the rlilvcr Tip Black Fox Company, l.lulite<l_

DR. l)llIWAli iilqliileil wilcther the

Governmcut llnd eollslilclcli the llc- cesslty of liglitillg Hiilsilllro Ilrirlgo.

’l‘lll'J l’Ill‘llVlllGli said he felt tillii.

lllolw-_ slip:-l-visioll is l'nl|llil'l~d nlld ll is tho llii.i‘l\i.ll»ll of thi' fini/el'llll\clii. to sec tllili. the Illidgc in propl'l'ly Iightcll.

Mr. Gallant said ll petition hall llccn received frolii the people of Bloom- field, station, prnying for a new road, which ninttcr is under coilsid- eration. lil reply to`Mr. l)ollic hc said he was aware of thc condition of Crnntl llivur ilridgu and repairs

are now under wny.

'l‘l-IE Plll‘}MIl‘ll`¢ prcselltcd the an- nual report oil l’nillic Scliools, also the report on lfillcollwooll Hospital

und the lllfirmilry.

The Schools report shows 479

school districts; vacant schools 0; teachers employed 591; pupils en- rolled 17,307, rl decrease of 535; av- erage llttendance 10,511, u decrease of 1121. Tile expenditure by the Gov- ernment on education was $120,438, a slight decrease from 1910. The total expenditure on education vvli.=_. $181,177. Supplements paid teachers

totalled $24,568. _

Tile Hospital report shows that thi"

year closed with _251 inmates, 131 men and 120 women, being 5 more than at the close of last yum. Tho Infirmary report sliowed 78 in mates ot the close ol the year, ther: having been 29 admitted 'and 24 re moved, dicharged or died during thi

year.

The House proceeded with second

reading of bills, the following bc- lng considered in colnmlittee and re- l ported:-To incorporate the Island Dredging and Construction Coin-l pany, Lilllitl-.rl;'to illcorporntc J. A.l Mcllollald & Co., l,lnlitcd.

Tile Rolul bill was next further

consillercii ill committee of thc_ whole, Mr. Doble in the chair. A uuiniler of :idditiollill clnuscs were ngl'rr<l to llo- lore the recess nt 0 of(-lock. _

l

l<lVldNiNG Si‘ii~ii~ll(lN_

At 8 o'clock the Hollse l'cri\llllt‘il ii.:-l

session nllll the collsillemtioll of till-. Rouiis llill ill collllliittec of the whole. 'Fhere vvlls n collsiilcrable coliverrlut- iollnl discllssioll ill which thc l’rcnl- ier, Messina, lVlcl,call, Myers, lticilards, Arscnaillt, t~ltewnl't, llrwnr, l\icNoill,i Martin, ill-. Ilewnl' nlld other took part.

HON Mit. /\lt:'~il1lNAl1lll'I` illi.l'odlil'rd

the subject of thc llrslrnilillty of having shiftillg sllltfts on l-llciglls ill winter, nnd ily tllni. menus illtvilig (ho mall lnllde good for dullhic. trams, nnd alswnvlllli tile vinci-onli-Y of horses getting off the rond when l.wn single teams nlcct. _ DH. lll*iWAit thollglli. it would irc. il good plnll for each fl~irlllcl‘ to ilrvnk ihc road ill winter licrosll his lnrlli, and supported the illlplwlvcllluni. of shifting shnfts.

UR. Jl‘1NK[Ni‘l l\l~o i'|\voril|l ilic

idrn of shifting sllnfts, lull. no nlllclld- luellt was nlovcll nllll the lnlittor llrollpell.

HON. MH. Altl~il°lNAlll.’l‘ spoke

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.

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Caught in Chicago, BaU0¥l_5 to Bc Penniless. Farmers Bank Wreck Charge '.

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- (Cuuadisn Press.) -

illiI(IA(lU`,Apr. 12-Dr.BBiNU.l.0 NIT bit, former President af the 'Koruni-0 Bunk wus arrested here last night. . .

llc luis been living here under thp

nliss of ll. D. Neshet having will here two lllollths ago' Bud 0b_i.Billl§l elllployliinlit in n. chemical labora- i<lI`y. 'V

'l‘ho police believe he is new penni-

I.-ss. A dci.ei-.l.ive learned several .lays uno limi. Nrsilit was here and luis llrrll liilniiowilig him ever siliclv. _

Aftor oiltnillilll: tire uid ol. tif Vllicsgn police a"l‘oronin detective loullii Ncshit wnlkilll: down the unuth side of n street. _ _ _

Au the aulonlollilo containing \tho_

|illiri‘l's l'nll nlrvlllllsidll, IIB lmlliftrr Bild llloir liof.i‘i°i.ives lonllovj ont limi mana llii- nl-lest on li charge in nollllcction willl thi- ll‘:\rnlsl's' Hunk cuss. 'L vllllwillo, April iz-Lute in ills

lilLcl'llooll llr. Ncsbiti. was token hg- iorc the United States cominisiionilr Foote and his case was continued to April 2|; and he was ordered held without hull llcnlling the arrival 0! the necessary papers from Canada to wn.i'l'ant extrnditioll.

Nesbitt and his attorneys conferrdl

in thcoflice of the United Btatdl Mnrslmli while lic wus waiting to be taken to the county jail. ‘

A waiter took credit for the arrest'

of llr. Nesbitt.

,loscplq Sallero, clllploycd ill "_ res-

taurant at No 846 East Sixty-'tllird Street, declares he recognized the physician banker when he came there to eat nll.l than notified the polled of Toronto

HIGH Plilili

iilii PHiiPilill ..

lil Nlilllliiill

(Canadian Press.)

MON'l‘Rl5IAli,` April 12-f_)lic hull-

llred dollars a square foot wus paid today to the Boxer Estate for ll. lot ut the corner of St. francis Xavier nnd St. James Street, the t`ot|l'l iig- uring at $503,000 for il block 58 x 100 feet. _ `

This is the highest prlro in the his-

tory of Montreal, for real estate. The pill-ellusc was lnade by it syndicate whicil will erect il big ililicc bulld- ing.

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moons llurllllclrf- ~ >

lille Bulllllall slolllis

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(ifnilndlllil Press.)

Sli/\Ni&HAI, April 12-A llody of

lluwiy rliiscfl troops lnlltlllccd isnt liigllt ill the cclltrn ol Nunkilig, loot- ing and lull-ning lnnnystores and resi-

dnllcns. '

The (‘liili.oilnm\. regulars rbuialned

loyal sud l»ull'l'ollll`ilnd the inutlneerl.

Nn'fol'rigm~l's were iniurcd in the

l'rlitlLl|;. l

limi been used in Silnimerslde in the _ spring tllnr. nlid alter rains. with ex- vcilcill. effect. in many cases it had |.l-.en found more llscllll than the rond niachillc. '

Mil. lllflHARDFl also spoke high-

ly of the dmc, and thought it heavy l-uliel' would also do excellent scr-

vice.

Ai. ||l.l5 o'i-lock progress was rf- portmi und the llouse adjourned till

lovorlillly ol' till-. l-lpiii. log drllg, wlliell

(im\ol'l'\_l\v nftcrllnon at 3 o'olock.

N ~ _-,-_-_-_-_-,»_~_-_-,= -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-= _-_--_-~» .-_-_-_-:::::-' I-of-2

ilAL'l`[Mi`lRlG, April i2--More tllull

n thousand stevcndorcs employed nl- ong the dock nt llocust Point were on strike today to try to enforce thc! demand for an increase of live centsl nu hour in Wages. Tile stcaniship

TEliiPERllNCE

A delegation from thc Provincial

Temperance Alliance waited upon thel Provincial Government yesterday morning and submitted to them cer- " (1) That provision be made for ll. government grant. to carry on DW- tain propositions as follows!- .(2) That the Government investi- gate into the dismissal of Inspector Gough of Summsrside.

(B) That they increase Inspector

Moshefs salary, which ls now $300, to $550. giving him the 8260, that hui been paid to two Inspectors the Messrs. Campbell, who had been dis- missed. '

(4) That they examine into the

can tried in Charlottetown in which 1 man who had been charged with selling liquor containing four per cent of alcohol had been dismissed.

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Blilillllolilf silavlillolilis _ ,

luis our on snillu'-2

on pnlllcs nllcctsd are the N0i'lll`:G'dl‘- mnn llloylls llamhurg-Amerlca‘ste0lil- is a pos.~lilliiity that the ltrih' will ship (lo and the Johnston lll1o.'l`l|zY'o spread to all lilies entering this port. _

.».~-,\ _

DELEGATIUN

(5) Thnt they appoint no _wer who had pwviollsly been eonvl 'dl

lxny offence against the Prohibition c . '

The Premier replied as |0110 pi _

(1) A grant would he aliowtill (2) Mr. Gough was dismissed for

certsin good reasons which he was not st liberty' to dlsclole.

(3) I-Ie was not prepared to give

any answer at present. ' ' » -

(4) This can was one

ciary not for the who confidence ln pre lent , doing his ’

(5) of the

vri

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