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Special. to The Guardian. I

BOSTON, March I-After a terr.

_ible experience clinging to thc ship wrecked hulk"pf his vcssel Aub-:e

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Allen,_m'B\1e of the British ship N0,-_

wood that went down near N...-fuikl Feb. 17, and seven other survivor.; reached this City on their way to homes in New llrunswick and Nova Scotia. They tell a vivid tale of thc horr_

ors encounitere-d at the time the ves- sol was lost.

For many hours they clung to the

derelict. ellch moment cxprctii\._i;-_ it to be their last.

They were finally rescued by the

heroic efforts of thc ‘Virginia life savers.

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IAIAL Hill' IN

Y.AN.E.A. HALL

Special tio The Giuirdiun.

SCHNECTADY, M3aroli I -'i`Iic l~ril-

roasd Y. M. C. ii. liliillding .it hot- iAfNIl11`n Jiincffion wits dc.~;I.!'o/i‘~I ny tire this morning -a=i‘.:l tiirec eiiwlr yi-_ii of che road pcrishe-<1 in thc »iin's. There were twenty r.\ui‘ii'\ nicn sleeping infthe struci.nre :it inc Linn. and several were i»nj_ured in Lscn|.irg.'

The Boston and Maine nifimi \-.rre

endangered, but on accciuit of thc dampness did not .catch fire.

Nil NLW ENGLAND IIAIHIHS __ IINIIWNLN

IN PASI SIIANMLN'

BOSTON, Feb. 28-Bathcrs in New

England during the summers srii.<..ii of 1909 paid an exceptionally dear

tool to the waters, accoriling to fir-ib

ures complied by the Uuitcil Lwtailcs Volunteer Life Saving Corps, which show that 604 persons werc drou-nc-i., Of this number, 272 were cliildi-nil, ;

Of all the New England :=i..\lcs,. Massachusetts led in the .lrow.iu.i->,' the total being 286, of wliicu tlivre were 119 under Z1 years ol fire. Maine figures show S2 drownin-gs, ‘lo being children, but this is believed if- he under the actual total by ri cou- siderable number.

From the press accounts, ii. is

shown that the bulk -if thc rhildrcu are victims of fresh water :I~cui.~iits in ponds, lakes and rivers, in ini-t the "old swimming hole" type of nr- cident through siii~rep_I.i:.io'i;; !lii:|:_i‘;.-_

WILL III IHI LAII

.NIIIS.M. INHALLIINAN

The will ofthe late Barham 0' Halloran who recently died in Clinrr- lottetown, has been filed in tht- Pro-

continuously during the year 1908- 1000 ; Did he resign at any time du- ring above period? lf so, what vias

The i~ll‘l"AKER t k_,tl

215 Udock oo ie chair at

NI' AHSENIAUI T introduced a bill

Special tio The Guardian. I

WINNIPEG, March 1-The Grand 4 goals to 3 but loose the cliarripio

Trunk Pacific is working witlh- the Ship Of Prince Edward Island to 't Great Northern to estalhlish a Crystals of Summerside.

to iucoinoiatc the I’ (. H___S___t__l rince ounty

to Mi M Kennedy furnished some DIIDBYS tlllll Diornised other returns tomoiiou

(_Mr I’llIlD iuiiuiicd uliethi-I the oiiimissioiicr of Public \Vorks had received u. petition froni Riistico ask- ll_li-! _that a road be opened tlienge via lllflstvnllcr he l1nce’s to the more I-io... M.-_ <‘i_iMMIsi<icv shui h nn-

inerously sigiilul llctition had been received and the niutter would ro- cciye attention during thc recess. __n,r@_i>1_y to Mr. Miitiiii-__s...i,ii1e emici .nlilcd papers and corres-

plondcucc bearing on thc l’r.,\.ihce»S r-nini in iv-_i.riii'rl to the xnnimenahch of I'rol>af¢- (`oi|r_ts,

S""{“` "I'I""` llllillirirns wcrc nindc

:ind iiif<\rnml_ioii furni_~:lied or prom- ised to be supplied. .‘“"' _"~,»’\~ M.-\i‘iio.\~Ai.i» .isin-_.1 the (o|n.nii<o;ioiicr of Public W."-ks

Tuesday, March 1.

I-io.. lu. cimiviisiiicv in reply.

thc date of his resignation, and when did it take effect? Was be reappoint- e-zl to said office, and, if so, when '_' Was thc said Charles ll. Clay a can- didate for the Third District of King's County at the last local gen- eral election held in this Province? Was or were any person or persons,

mid, if so. who, performing the du- . , . tics of the said road, inspector dur- the (“'N'“at Northern' ` ing the said election? By whom was or were such substitute or substi- tutes appointed and upon what tcrnis? Was or were any sums of moncy paid to them or any of them, and, if so. how much to each for services as siihstitute? Also, lay on the table of the House a return of :ill resignations, appointments, re- turns, reports, letters, correspond- ence, menioranda, and documents in any wise relating to the matters

above referred to. _

Hon. Mr. CUIHMISKIEY said the

iiiforinvfitioii would bc furnished at

an early date.

Line fro-in St. Paul to the coast.

P.L.I. PIIIILIHYNALN

The nn.nual mcclling of the Prince

through line from the Twin cities to The series ended twice in a thr Regina, Edmonton and Prince Rn. cornered tie between the crystals pert, .in nompeuitiun with the 300 i-liimmci-side and the Victorias a

The Saskatchewan Government has P181’ Off between the `tW0 latt i,-naranteea the- bonds of the unc teams the victories won. This call from Regina cn sherwcod, on the lnr home and home games betwe _hnundai~y, which wiii connect with the Vicwfles and Crystals for

Edward Island Poultry Association one of the largest Crowds 0" "e°U|`d was held in the Prmce of wahS_ h-Uh The game was no farce ,but resiiltel

, Vics won the game by a score

championship and Trophy in whi the number of goals counted.

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torias had to defeat their rivals by

Crystals won by a score of 3 goa to 0. In last nights game the Vi

4 goals to win the chancpionship. The western cup holders came down w ' H

Itli a large contingent of rooter

_‘and hockey fans to hold the honors .and they did so in excellert style anh retiirnf~d happy.

Nearly 1500 enthusiasts gint!-ered

at the Arena to witness the uiatch--

ofithat they had received their monie n- worth and regret that the series hav he eiider for the winter.

Yesterday afternoon there was

LEGISLATIVE ANUlHlIl VICS WON 4-3. IIANIIII I3

PRUCEEDINGS' IHIIIIUISH LINE CRYSTALS ARE L' NAIINIIN MAINE

. YESTERDAY ~ Plliliiiiill THE CHAMPIONS NNI INIUK3

B speciniv<."i‘hc Giniriiiun. - 8 iuo.\"i‘iiI':Ai., March 1--'rant ch. A construction of nioie docking facil-

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ee meeting of the league held in Docto nf| Yeo’s office to decide the officials fo nd'the game. Those present were:-Dr.

Abegweits of this city and in the Y90. G90- LEWIS. GONAOH Iflliihllfi. F9’

er presenting the Abegweit club. Dr ed Blake, Dr. Reid, B. Garnhum, of th en Victoria club and U. Gillis, Geo. me Deegan, Ed. Perry of the,Crystals. ch

The firgl; game was played in 3“m_ Millan. of the Aybegwcits be appoint-

mel-Eide last Friday night when the ed referee with full power to chriosc

_~ - 1 j -1' '-1 5:. ".‘he 1 (.rystals rushed l:ic pus.: to Ihr Vics

F ities on the Camutian coast should r preceed the construction of bigger

Ships is the opinion expressed by Sir l\l'ontague Allen.

é "'1‘hc most immediate need ig the

construction of a dry dcck at QM.

bec.

There are now seventqgn vnngglg

rllnnlnil to St. Lawrence }_.,,1f,3 which- are too large io enter only the ex- isting dock at Levis.

“The lloiiiinion (lovsrnmcnt w`ll

rcrfuire still faster and onsoquindy larger steanicrs to operate) me aug niuil contract, so that ilie n<c1 bo. comcs st.. . -i..'..- urgent."

PHILAIl_LPHIA'S -

Dr. Blake moved and seconded by Gordon Hughes that James Mc-

ail other officials. This niotiou was carried. The Crystal repi-.\_~;c:i~.ii:ivcs asked for referees Lo be cliozscii from _the Crystal and Victoria (`l‘ib':, but the recommendation iviis lost. .Iam-~s McMillan and Go‘~'ori lliuglies, acted .es referee and ludcc fi ninv, thin about, to the sntisiizfrtifiri of L".-Iy- body. in fact tin: gdiiie was hiiiiille-I in capital style. `

'T110 game s1.ai‘t.:.l fit 8.38, with the

smile line up is in i` imc. lla ~.

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folloiviiig <|ucsI;lou¢4 with regai~d 1;(-

§_f_Iii1_i‘l_¢~u li, ‘ <`lny, lloud inspector. ,I

“" I" l‘llll’Il*l'l‘dI»_v flue Dcpni-tincnt.

_'Illia Illlldlillldll presented the In-

((‘ontiuucd on pugeV5.') 7'7"-

HIIINNAILIIAI ILLLGNAPHLNS'

ako: ol' ii-0, All-S, 11;-,nm ,mi HC, two tliiisiilstio meeting. ,

Second Vicc Chief W M l"lynn,

-- Caiwligan.

iiiiiiiig young iiicii can be apprehend- and J. A

lint wliilv the difzilcatioii at the Na ioiinl (`ii.y llunk will not rniige up

o thc liuiidrcds of similar Cases Iirougliout the country, the incldi-nt Inv' have thc cflcct of niaking l-link

xaininations more rigid. This grali- ,___ ing ne\\=. came fiom W:i~.hIiii;ton,

ry ~ .- _ where if; was announced that on in- ST- -IUHN Feb. 28-Gcoilze AIIan,I

I I

\'cstignlioii is to be made to defer- the UICVCU m"“thS' “ld 5°" of Mr and' minc il the rcccnt exaniiiiiition of thc MTS Aftlllll BUVJIBUII- Of Queen Strefit hunk was .1 t|,,,|».,ngh _,ML West. __lCnd, died In the General _Public The uiifortuuzite deposit~_vrs and|HUflDlll\1_Yf?5U>l`fIfiY llll<l€l` D8-l`I1ll¥llll1l" t<.ci<ii..|.i@rs hniit-ii thc report wuh lv sed Clwnmsbencee- On Wednesday xprcssions of satisfaction, nltlioiigh Amit the Child” swallowed 9' cwsed they admitted that they could rotisnfety l’I"'_D" Aenney was s‘,lmm°“` sec any financial benefit to tlicm. ell blli ‘ms “Fable tu locate lt' 9° “It's locking the door after the the l_ll'tI9 Piltlplll WHS f9m0V§d to the horse has been stolen.” remarked one Il09plI5Hl» OD Sallllfday UW Plll ‘VBS of ii..-in ous nfternnon. lvveiled by the X-ray and removed. But the depositors and stockholders Il“t- f01!0“`i“g_ the Operation' a com” were not quite so pleased when they Phcatlon wtf" m the ,shape of br°_n` learned that some of the companions Ch0'lme“"‘0m5» t0 Whlch the child

hate Court and Probate granted. Im (;L.,,,.hc \V_ (~,,lemuh_ the alfcgml dcisuccunibed yesterday. The body was

The following are the bcqiicsts : The sum -of $300.00 to St l)iinstiin’s

Cathedral fund.

The sum of $300 to illic parish

Priest of Bt Dunsta`n’s (7athedi~alfor masses for the repose of the deceas- ed soul.

The sum of $100.00 to the Nuns of

the Charlofitetoivn Hospital.

All the rest and residue. 'of hcr cs-

t-ate she gives to ber iilircc dangli ters, M-ary Elizabctli ()'Hx\lioi'iiii, Catherine 0’H.alloran and ldlivni. 0'- Hlallorem to be e-qiually divided. bc- tween them, and -appoints Mary Elizabeth 0'!-Ialloren solo Excciitrix_ The esta/te according to tho Invent- ory filed is. valued at $24,190.09 und cnnsisis or i-ani create. stnnk in llflnk' of Nov.; Scot\n,'Bank of New Iiruiis- wick e/nd cash on df.u0>vit in U10 Ui" minion Savings Bamk, Bunk of Nova Scot-ia, and Canadian Bank of_f_‘on1 meroe. _ ‘

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fnultiui: lioolikccper, had been well take" to the hmm’ "f the sormwing iiown i:niiil>lr=rr»¢, rind thai' $40,000 of l’*“`°“tS_a"d the Sympathy of many flu- bnuk‘_~: iiioiivy hlid goin- in an cf- f"l""“ls ls “xtendcd to them m the" fort io break n faro bank. This |I“""` “I I’e"°“"°‘“°’""

stufciiieiit was vouclicd for by (fhicf __

of l‘olici° Hurley, who stated that lic

had posii.i\'c -l<|io\\'lcll;:c of such ii

loss, und thai. seven well kiiovin Bos- ,

ton vnrd players |ind_.~iiiddciily left

for p:irt._~i unknown. '

l‘lii\ police would not .ny today

that i‘olcin.'.ii had mode it confession

lege last evening at eight 0-'ch_A;,_ in on_e_of the fastest and cleanest

territory but wa.-I l-»i-cud bunk v-car

There was a fair attendance of the

inamlbers. .

The following officclrs were appoint-

ed for the coming year.

Honorary President-l.ieiit:iiant

Governor_McKiniion and Hon. John

Richards. , President'-~J. W. Ryan.

Vice-Pres. for Prince-W, A. Allan.

l.a.pthorn»e`, A. E. Dewar, G. I.. Sim.-

The annual meeting of the liince

rigs were well attended representa-

Murray Harbor, Cambridge, Murrai’ River, R i v e i- d a 1 e. _ and other parts of the country, beside a goodly number from the City. There were also present several members of the Legislature. _

In the absence of the President,

Itev. H. E. Thomas, who is at pre- sent nc occnwn, J. A. Lawson. Vine Pres. presided, L. U. Towler, was appointed secretary. _

After the reading and a<10p_f10ll Of

the minutes of the last meeting the Presideiit;'s address was read by Mr Lawson. The address was heartily re- ceived and upon motion was ordered to be published. The following Cim- mittccs were appointed:

Reso1utions~J. K. lioss. Rev- F-

A. Wiglitman, Samuel Bernard.

Finance-E. Giddings, S. M__ Martin

William McLeod. On nominations,

'I-lov. E. A. McPhee, L. U. Fowler, J.

C. Birdie.

Enrollment--A. W. T&llIl0ll~ Inspectors-~Jeiikiiis, Gough, Brown

and Doyle being present upon invita- tion addressed the meeting giving the difilcultics they met with in the enforcement of the prohibition act.

The situation in King’s County

\va`s discussed by several present and the following resolution 'way unani- mously carried:

Resolved,-that we respectfully

urge upon the government of P. E.

but they did rcinnrk that the im-

exhibition of hockey handed out to the public this season and all felt

the _l§rvStels\_»:onl_j rnf ur. Many

(Continued on page 6.)”

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|'\ Vice-Preis-_ for Queen.’s-Hciiry Lap- _

. thorn. _

_ Vicc.'Pres. for Kl1Ili1I'S-G. A. Mc »

Corrniack.

_ ' ...._, V Directors~-L. H. D. Foster, J-ames ,__

. . , _ _ . moms, John Whitlock, G. Liightile , _

PC0111- f'~> The Guardian_ _ Invision N0- 47 Of the Omer °I W. A. Miller, P. G. Brown, R. V. Special Uo The Guardian. = sriiiuui-‘ii<:i.u, o_ ii...-ci. i-iiu.i- R_ai1i~onii 'ifeleigraiihern _inet in this Lnngwnrth, F. ri. Henrtz, George. CALGARY, iv.'.irch i-The o. 1'. R.

dlvll. iii'r-iiclicii 'eiiid .\lii1.'»\riii;C "n city. lust “wht Bn" hem 8 wry en' Chilton and John Newson. _ oflicials a'n.nounce that the Company (I

c lv c

will Spell-d $12,000,000 more 1 n ine 0;-

liildirii ilontid tu.. I uns .iw inc 'I‘h0lfl WH* fl IHFZP B-Iltmlldnnce --8- tension of the Ii-rigatron sect on in iaini Iliwi in-foiv one uric its bout thirty tclegiapherp being pr€‘l- he Bow V Ile

1"' "_ ‘ . v ay. I A ned. _ _ cnt from. all parts of the province. Eight hundred thousand HWS are-

-_~_--_ The election of officers for the en- included in the new s¢c1;i0n_

w I- 'I' .shiingo y.in_,: ,-hsulteil_l‘n_the cnoic_e_of _.._______; 'L iii' "Ni" f1.1ifi‘;‘;i=€<_<;~;;;-; ;..;;-A nfl fn nu

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cA.\iiiii1nc.i<., iinss., rch. is-“Ir secretary -'rrnnsurnr--R. w. Mc- Edwalll Island .Alllélice fm ° , -

aiik cxaniiiicis 'can °li`e'IT'i°5 e 0' wen, City. A Pressio" Qi qw I“q“(‘)1;Tr.'i.T§f¥'r:: cally cxaniiiic the dircctors to direct Board of Adjustment~T. B. Grady, held_ In this CIW Vesta’ _Y'The meet:

nd if u gang of gamblers who are Su-ininerside J. J: 'i‘rainor Bedford session begun Bt €W0 p»m-

. llicuy, city. '_ ' i , , _

il. the ilcliositors and stockholders tives being Pfesellt ‘mm Sumxeelifide LONDON, Feb. 28-The archbishops f ti... \-,-.~e¢i/_.ni Nntionni pity Bank - Bedcqne. 11003 River. Spring 8 'W' of Canterbury and York have issued

_ _ _ ~ k Mt. ~ - - .

.-11 L~| v, _. 5.- | _o ~ . Hiintei River, Little YO? . an appeal in connection with cuuicli Mille gr;;;t@.,],z;;.[; Snngugii1.;;1n1vaxI;.|,,in;:; Stewart. B1`iSt01. M0llI5HB“9~ Heafhetlh work in western Canada. They ask san today, _ dale. YB11¢Yfl€1'd» Cornwall' horn for the interest and prayers of men

.plic diiylg dcvnlopinent indicated . wiltshlre, Dundas, Granville, Orwc ,|with m0hey_ They wish to Hemi ,my

men yearly to Canada for :I dccad.,-_

S. A. MUIIIINALINS

HAI IIIPAHIMINI

3...

Owing to the large increase in

trade, the Buckley Hats are Using of- fered the Canadian people at $2.50. These hlats are woll worth' $3.00.They are high-class English fur-felt hats with the price stamped inside, in large gold letters, accompanied by a writton guarantee from the manu- facturers. _ The dressy young men of this city ‘look regularly with pleasure to the new arrivals of stylish Buckley! Hats -they are known the world over as "Eng'land's Best."

one, and can be seen behind folding -g-inns doors, which is agree-t assist- Inncq in mailsing your selection. ` We arc making every arranlgement so that we can cater to your re- quirements in a very satisfactory lni‘B»l1ll0¥`-

We want evc,ry young man to come

in and examine our showing. S. A. McDonald.

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.IlIlAIlSlIIlLI'Sl SLIIANIANY

market. where, because of the lower-

Our showing is a vcry complete,

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HIIIISUN NIVLH A NUW IN ILINIII

Special Uo The Guardian. I

ALDANY, March 1-In less than 24

hours the Hudson river has risen 16 feet above low water.

The streets in Albany torleiirg on

the rivcir are navilgable with row boats and the Delaware and lluuson Railroad has been forced to nop all trains. '

III IIIAIIL EIINIIIIIIINS

NEW YORK, Feb. 26-Bradstreet’s

state of trade today will say:

Trade reports are rather more ir-

regular. Stormy, cold weather over wide areas _of country have apparent- ly retarded the expansion of spring jobblng trade, but nevertheless dis- tribution has kept up well in ad- vance of last year in fact and dis- tinct gains in the volume of house trade are reported' at many points. Retail trade has been restricted and this in tiii'u operating against re-or- der trade in spring gbods with job- bers. Shipments of spring goods are large though the railroads arcbamp- cred by stormy weather. Industry continues_active but there is rather more evidence of friction in - some lines, particularly in railroad labor. Strikes of street car hands at Phila- delphia checked trade early in _the week. Collections are about hail.

Conservatism in placing orders is

still the keynote of wholesale trade in several lines. Especially marked in this direction is the cotton goods

ed price of raw materials, buying has been rendered irre ular. The

EAN INUUBLLS

Special so The Guardian. PHIi.ADEi.i'i-IIA, March 1-It is

determined to demonstrate the abil ity to operate without the assist- ance of the striking motormen and conductors of the Philadelphia Tran- sit Co.

Thai’ have again increased the

number of cars in operation.

The Company declares that no set-

Ulement involvi'l1g_a recognition. of the union will be considered.

inn in iii.

Lui will ni uniiii

BURLINGTON, Vt., Feb. 28-Dis daining to ask for town aid amd Doo Proud in bvs._a1ami1y_hi_sfix per- sons. three of them children, for three years has hléen living on ai tiny farm in the outskirts of this city on garbage which the father of the fam.- ily, 70 years old, has daily collected from yards in this city, ostensibly to feed his “pigs’:.

This was the startling fact reveal-

ed today, when the local authorities were called in to take change of two insane mid-dle-aged women, both wid- ows, their aged father and tluree children, .u boy and two girls, aged four, seven and fourcccn Wars re- spectively.. To'tbe unspeaikafblo diet upon which thc women, Mrs. Mattie Sipples and Mrs._ Emory Leavitt, have subsistcd, is attributed their present insanity. Both will be sent to the state asylum ,for the insavne.

Tha authorities found revo-lting

conditions of squalor and disorder present in the battered farm house that the family occupied. Evidence Of the most abject poverty was evv-_ erywhere.

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::=»- ,-»- :‘,_;'C1" ...g A2.-'-2

RAFT or oAK"1'IMBER

Losr 'i‘1-IIRTY-FIVE YEARS

AGO. Disoovmnan.

'l‘OR()N'I`O, March 1.'-A l!l'g raft

most active lines of trade are those dealing in agricultural implements, fertilizers and seeds of which arc thel heaviest probably I-.ver known. lncla-. nicnt weather has helped trade in'

eign markets remain strong.

The crop situation is not materi-

ally difierent from last week.

The features of this week in the rlces situation haic been li -

qi oak timber, lost th'ir0y-live vea`rs ago, has been loulnd partly submer- ged uh Gull Island, bake Ont.-ario, The raft is said to llelong tothe late Dalton McCarthy's estate, mid is

heavy shoes and rubbers and~ these worth $100,000. lines are busily employed. 'For thc . _ _ __....._-,:,._ _ A first time in a long while there. is ani ` _ f W, easier tone in raw food, while for- N'h“`ty`N0"" weeks ending Feb' 24 ex'

ports are 107,080,453 bushels agai ‘sl 135,231,310 last year.. Corn export. for the week were 729,824 bushils. against 774,764 in 1909. For the thii ,ty four wccks ending Feb 24 corn ex-

pi~i.~'oiu~d liookkccpcr was helping the DAR,JILING_ British India, Feb. 28 oillccr mid might even assist the rc- _-Cliinesg officials at, isolated posts, cvivi-i~. are in great danger of being massac-

'|`lic experts who are at work on red by Tibetans who generally resent

the iioolis of the bank would pro- me treatment accorded the now pro- bnbli' *“"’" "M ""5 h““' *mil when posed l)alai l.ania, the nominal lu-ad

flu- $|l§0,000 was iibstruci.ed from the gf the Tibetan govepnmgnt, who l-_as

mul., bui its destiiiiitioii ii~. bcyond fied from 1.115535, the capital of Ti thc iniirfc of the 1\CL'UllllUl\llIiS- bet. The Dalai Lania, who headed for

lip to ihv prcseiit time the Nation- British India, does not intend to up-

ni oily Henk dcinlcntinn has shown psal to the Indian government, hut no unusual nspcctf, but it may prove in merely taking advantage of me

MInard’s Llniment Cures Dilllbaria. `

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A srti-:Nihp

The Kindergarten Hall was wel:

filled lust awning- on the occasion o the mono mimi ni the vnnlle “mil 'orchestra of the Chiariotuctown School of Music, under tllie direction of Prof. Wright.

Special mention should be maidc of the work of the orchmtfn- G“""“"‘l"" .»F‘ust.. ,brought forth persistent spmnnn, which has _i_>\*&=:_l;\_s‘(Y,v,{,?j

“ ve :::."fl°° ‘°.. l-“-i.........~- Hplendlkil.; presented. indicating in- dividual nffort and careful craininlb "The Bohemian Girl" wee 619°. pre' sented in one style and “'18” ““' 'doilbtedly the gem of the even ng. , The his/noforto d\l¢fB “"0 \';"l‘_;‘f

were wel executed one mn§_f\__e~s F mot; the <Iuc_l;s that of tin thé Gui and ic. smnh_, _eine t_i_~:_1:___c_Me “ I pl' am waselP°°f*Y“ ' mg- lr Alien .inn i.. Meswfn in

the pliul ""I‘i"l‘ Wm Still’ Hiniiler shortest route to Pekin, where he can lrnks in lim national banking -‘=YSt0m~ personally lay his grievances lu-fore __________,_______ the Chinese throne. - e ““"“"""”"`“_"""`°'“"_` The trouble arose over the protest

i of the Dalai Lama to the Chinese

RE military official in Tibet at inc ex-

Slnll fl' ML "rm e 8'- cmtwh and much bloodshed Meanwhile the Dalai

'e‘l1€‘;p|;‘:¢j¢intciitirin of the orchestra

“ isic lov- »

in 2"” “ °“"°§ft,,'.'9.. t<]".e.|Nnt`y in the

March Wheat April Wheat March Corn

_.,. ‘ ' .. planoforte duet _ um (il;:rc°perfo':n1T\'s and ll°‘lUl*_“"‘

‘ near future. ‘

Island the great need of appointing a new inspector for King's County at a salary not less than tive hiind- Pell llfllllllfl Del' Bl'lll“m~ (Too late for Classification.;

Resolved,-that this Alliance heart- ' `.t°“ s‘._

.ilondensed Aoveriiiemcnts

At thc evening meeting the follow- I--*=-T-ff-"-’=f5'--`-T-~’___"‘~ “__

ing resolution was adopted: i]fIRES_H SALMUN, 1hc2lH,23it__:_l;{l_fi

. . 108%

ily endorse the energetic endeavors made by the president and executive committee during the year to fur- ther the purposes of this alliance, their edorts to procure improved tcmperance legislation both from the federal and- provincial legislatures and also the self sacrifice of the president in undertaking the trip to Ottawa to prolnote the tempernnce

. (Cont`ini`ied`6F'p'§g`e_8f!

MONTREAL WOMAN'B

IBTRESH HALIBUT, mackerel, fin- . I nan haddies, at 'l‘anton’s. »

2-2:iii4ipd._

, W“§lTl<]D,Yii'Yl1'¢;dsekecper for two, _. in family. Good wageil. Write Z. Guardian office. _______3_j1_dlvL_A

psr, rch. 25,1 inf oniiaio. ne- ' 4. tween. Market House and Mar- ine wharf. Finder please leave at Jenkins & S0n'S.______ W3-:2d_2IT_1'll)fl____` ` ovs" 'WANTED tn iieiiver Guar-

dian s ln early morning Apply

ceases of the Chinese troops cu the , B ' __ b t- 8

' _ , - , » , ' ween

.. ---~-~ -- §laz§kf;]';“°“"§;f_’;;§’;he:h°’§n;““YHmg Ac'rioN .icAiNs'r THE clrv. Q” ,§“';‘:,°,§‘§f,“§‘ §,°““ " §_,.,d3,_ 'rhey an me wrong who any I tonal

licn1Sl‘-Ii'\f.~' l\*llllIl`f\llIY~ MI" W' Giws monks. The Chinese ofllclal declared ` `. LTROWBDALNm§M_§H I no more L "Homin" from »M`€nfl€l590hll WHS B he would degli with t_:._he rebel; nn _the _ MO$;*l(;P5J)1`.AdL, March 1.-An action go; in his new stock fm- gfmng Wh°;mf_>n§_”_ I k"f`L`k and fllil fo llnd .‘r“f.:“....:.”...‘;zi“..‘°.i':“ be 21 1 <‘~ l\l°l‘1f"““ ‘“““” " .“""“ ““’"“"“’?? nriielred into nhiissa ztoo chi'n....e Poirier on the Nsrnnnd time the vac? yem “t ('r°'p““d Comer' al-ziiii '.1 d°°" inn in his llllillfl “‘°I“"' Am" Adnnlx troupe ' eine fm-nlgnen by the city is not ohh., --» ---- »- »-P - ANI ‘lid 5'0" Willie- “Hd fide A-0 Illllll U“""““`k' whm' was excwdingly A few companies of the Dalai valucless buf. dangvrous. and cl\ailnSi\\7`llrr:IlreIi‘EDthe\ I9]-llg cIlerI’(h;eg1nnsceBm‘iietd ' “gm and Wm

._|| 1 ||p_ » ii _ n. , _ . . _ ‘ “lvlishn U- G"‘"‘““°"~ ‘:“°',§f .’?Cf,‘§,,",‘,` 'ddinegeolgfdsps.SI»liNA°I>N»in;pN.°fIi°lN' Nels; Nidllllngitiléingefvafdlniztig Ngnzehi ‘°“1 AFL §}’l"{’, ti’ "~PW~E°‘{“"“*"°"' Well M11 for precious chances Passed l"lll¢“"3lY' _,‘l°‘f' stings 'me inhhressi erently armed, were shot down _with ,of losing his left arm. Dmggust’ cm 'mme' ' ` _`_3___1d`2w_ weagwggiz for gown new on the

D ' t o con ' ' . ` mhued advance in hogs to levels ports are 17,907,221 bushelaagainst

touched only since the .civil war. 20'071'402 mst year' _ The $10 hog ham in mc” arrived at Business failures for the Week cn. most mm.k,,ts_ inf: with Feb. 24 were 254 against

_ what incmdin hmm X <244 in the like week of 1909; (ill in from the United gtates and €la}Iic:ilIlt:,1908‘ 194 In N07 and 180 in 190°'

for the week ending February 24, as' _iii

reported by telegraph to Bradstreet's aggregate 1,846,332 bushels. For the .Minar I s linlment cures garget in con.;

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OPPORTUNITY

I'l‘hough deep in mire, wrlng not

your bends and weep;

I lend my 'arm to all wlho say "I

canl"

‘»No shamefaced outcast ever sank so L deep

But yet might rise and be again n

man l

Dost tlir _ .mhold thylcst youth all

: i Fw 'I 'f'

Doi-ii’ r»i|<-I fr-.ni righteous Retribii-

\;.,;;‘.- blow 'I

.ion by A10” CIW" "mn - - lame. with thi-'ee ministers and six- RAIN. IOR SALE A number of rolls url wane; "

aww( \vniN`lr:`xl:i‘I'(`illl/llr m§Ie\INx'N`s f-JY retainers. fled through a rear ]j:I bY_aVyT\l=r0wn_pl;._l_>ie_:`gBIi §_lVel3;‘\_§‘; Each I bum the “cords of the also ie mal _ ~ _ .. Mr L gate of the palace enclosure, and u'n- TORONTO March 2_Fl~esh thwteriy per ro . e rea 0 » solo "Solis of the Emil ref. ,d`M ` der a hot fire escaped from the city. `| i. - li mf; 11 | 1 t hh under carpets cr oilclioth. Now is the At sunrise every soul is b.l0rn a‘g»ain.

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Tmnnrbs' HU|I;';;\‘i’n\n~IikN:i! 1;I'iel1pl.t "an r. ___-______°°`°_ wr;\lh:'1ef.,th af 10015; e;m0;era¢1¢v`1 time [to “surf” Bh;:`:)_l¢y19£gNn:(1>,\I=h Lnngh llkg 5 boy ni, splendoum that `St'I%h\|l5cyvll<illn solos by MNHHE-_l_?‘;“ CHIGAGo____MARKETs' hours and five minutes. Iaestnirlxginl We csould nd! Suppl! lm” *lava 9P°‘I» nd

, . . r ci r _

'and flair atoi er_ \;_e;ii___p3_ __m___n_y CHICAGO_ March 1__(SpecmI_)__ _ The temperatum at three dclock the demand. An order of .two gn To :gailghyndbipye be blind 9, deaf well done and bro\|-‘,‘ this morning was twenty-five de- more rgéls £w3_l°bcc¢:3lV°;:’i_sIé`rU_lpti°_f: My 1“dgmG‘___tB ~ seal the dead Past

_ 5 0 . _

1m.K"°°' “"°"‘ '"°' :ginger onoraisn omes. z-ami. wish its am. ,

' -l---'-- But never bind a moment Yet to

._ _ sei ,

ini. 'i>nl»ll° <1' ‘ t' Apni corn _ . . ._ ._ sviuinswaiinimenc cum garmin cows Mmsrd n Llnlment vurel Dllbemvem wine

‘I

Ti-,en ci-on from blotted archives of

the past

And find the futurefs pups white

as snow.

Art thou a. mourner 'I Rdhsa thee

from thy npelli

Art. thou a sinner? Sins may be

forgiven f

Each morning gives thee wings to

~ flee from Hell; Each night a star to guido thy! feet

to Heaven. _

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