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w&%'l5'l1°fo9¢%dEl’a"51”m'i'l'w } "mn m'rms'r Nlwa CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA MONDAY MARCH 5 1914 or am..-~ (H11 PE" Y M vwuwi IN wvmom

plus W. r.wn11r exmllns A rolinnlifdnli

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SEED FAIR AND _ THE FiNANc1AL slTuA110N collsnnon GENERAL

;§ E7-' as -e

MAIL IN ADVANCE

. llc Loan Pl;oni_l_§_gd to or lfskell_fnii_l;ll_ny Rflillltly Company. Revenues I A

on Friday the mn, the Annual Sedi' Fair and Poultry Show was held" at Sourls. The day being fav- nralble the Show proved to be a gra’hd success. "'I‘h__%f'cl'as'ses' were all well filled; both in seed and poultry. 'The en- tries lu White Russian Wheat, Old Island Black Oats and McIntyre Po- tatoes being particularly large and of a very excellent quality, showing great care in selection.

The Judging was carried on by

‘Professors ,Clark Robertson anf Davison during the forenoon and the greater part of the aftemoon. A feature of the judgin was the op- portunity given the exhibitors 'oi re- maining in the Exhibition building and thereby galniné' a, great deal of information from the Judges as to their reasons for placing the awards, which will doubtless help the exhib- tors in selecting seed in future.

In the afternoon e. meeting wan

held in St. Mary's Hall in connection with the sl10W. and was attended bv a large and enthusiastic number of people. Mayor Brennan opened the meetinz with a short address in which he extended a cordial welcome to the farmers. Hon. John McLean explained the,unavolda'ble absence of the Commissioner of Agriculture, having to attend a meeting of the Dalrymen"r Association in Chariottel town- Amoag the speakers of the afternoon were: Mr.,A. L. Fraser, Mr. H. H. Acorn, Rev. Mr. Styles, Mr. J. H. Gill, Father McPherson, Rev. Mr. McIntosh, Mr. 'I‘. S. Rob- ertson and Prof. J, A. Clarke. Prof. Clarke complimented the Farlners and Committee on tlleirmplen-did ex- hibitlion saying there was -a remark- able improvement in all classes.

It was moved by Mayor Brennan

and seconded _'by T. S. Robertson thata vote _of thanks be tendered Professors Clarke, Robertson and Davison, which was unanimously carried. ' ~ , _ '-_,_ .

sac. _sa-}liAnLiflr, A. o. v.

1, Walker Babb, Launching; 2, Jas.

Howlett, _ (._1o'v`l.l_li_- ‘_Brae; 8, Andrew

Peters. Rollo' BiJl`.East°; 4, 'J. W. Mc- Lean;-Bourls ' est; 7, Henry Ding. well. Bay Fortune; 8, Jos. McRae. Rollo Bay Centfdl

ol.Ass A ssc. 14 Maurrv-nas

POTATO _ 1

1, Jas. A. E. _MeDonald, Little

Pond; 2, Jos. A. Mclsaac, Bear Riv- er; `3, A. J. McDonald, Souris West; 4. _J-as. Nolan, Chepstow; 5, Walker Bros., Launching; 6, A. C. McPhee, st."lvi~argal-eta; 1, J. H. Meiclnnon, Rollo Bay Centre; 8, Bruno_Peters, Rollo Bay. _

CLASS A BEC. 8 BAILEY

' MENBUREY -

1, Frank Peters. Rollo Bay: 2.

John McKinnon, Rollo Bay; 3, Pst- er Vlneau, Rollo Bay East; 4, And- raw Mooney, Little Harbor;- ='», Rich- ard Klckham, Solaris West; 6, A. J. McDonald, Bouris West.

CLASS A BEC. 15 WHITE POTATOES

1. Walker Bros.. Launching; 2, Andrew Peters, _Rollo Bay»EaS¢; il. Walker Bros., Launching; 4, Allan Glll'la,»st. Mal-garm: 5. V- A- Mc- lssac, Bear River; 6, K. C. McPher- son,-St. Margarets; 7, J. A., E. Mc- Donald, Little Pond; 8. 589. N0lB`D.

Chepstoy.

CLASS A SEC. 7 OATS BLACK

A. O. V. `

l, ledward D, McDonald, Sailors

l-n,pa,. 2, mana;-4 Kiclrnarn, Bonris West; 8, J. A. E. M-cDonald, Little Pond; 4, WL H. Townsend, Rollo Bev West; 5. Leo S. McCormack. Big Pond; 6, A. J. McDonald. Sour- la West; 7,‘ P. A. Mclsaac. B0\ll`lS. 5. Peter D. Peters, Rollo _Bay.

c,LAss A sud. _o OLD ISLAND , - _ OATS z

Stewart Qhing, Little Harbor;. Peter Vinesu, 'Rollo Bay East; A. E. McDonald, Little Pond; D. Aitken, Bay Fortune; 7, McEachern, Charwood; 8, A. C. Phec, St. Margarets.

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CLASS A SEC. 5 WHITE LEGOWOI

OATB

1, A. J. McDonald, Souris West; 2, J. A. E. McDonald, Little Pond; 3, Andrew Peters, Rollo~Bay East; 4, Peter Vineau, Rollo Bay East. .

CLASS A SEC. 16 DAKOTA RED

1, Walker Bros.,. Launching; 2, A.

J. Mcbonal, Sourls West; 3, Jos. A. Mclsaac, Bear River; 4, W. D. Alt- ken, Fortune Bridge; 5__ W. B. Mulla- ly, Sourin; 6, V. A. Mclsaac, Bear River; 7, Jas. Howlett, Gowan Brac; 8, Richard Kickham, Souris West.

CLASS A SEC. l WHITE BANNER

OATS

1, Jas. Howett, Gowan Brae; 2,

M. J. Murphy, Baltic; 3, Bruno Pe- ters, Rollo Bay; 5. Jas. Nolan, Che- pstow; 6, Edward D. McDonald, 'Sailors Hope; 7, Thos. Deehan; Souris; 8, Jos. McRae, Rollo Bay Centre. CLASS A SEC. 3 WHEAT A.O.V.

1, John J. Campbell, Bed Pointy 5,

Hugh McDonald, Greenvale; 6, P.A. Mclsaac, Souris.

onass A ssc. 2, WHITE FIEE WHEAT

1, Henry Dingwell, Bav Fortune; 2,

Richard Klckham, Sourls West; 3, John H._McKinnon, Rollo Bay Cen- tre; 4, M. J..Mnrphy_, Baltic.

CLASS B BARRED PLYMOUTH _ , Rocrrrsls < __

1, A. E. Clark, Bouris; 2, M. J.

"Murphy, Baltic. '

GLASS B SEC. 9_ WHITE WYAN-

DOTTE COCK

1, G. A. McCormack, Sourls; 2,

Evangeline Paquet, Souris.

CLASS B SEC. 12, WHITE, WYAN- “ _ D0_T'I‘E PULLET

_ 1, G. A. Mc_Corn'.’ack, Souris; 2, “John McKinnon. Rollo BBY Centre; 3, G. A. McCormack, Bouris, 4, Evangeline Paqlue-t, Sourls. 'ocass esac. io, WHITE wvAN- DOTTE _HEN ‘

1, G. A. McCormack, Souris; 2,

G. A. McCormack, Bouris; ll, Evan- geline }1a<lu§¥_._50“\‘lB- , cl.Ass s’sla'o. 11 warm wvAN~ DOTTE CUCKEREL

1, G. A. McCormack, Sourls; 2,

G. A. McCormack, Sourls; 3, Evange- line Paquet. Bollrll.

CLASS B SEC. 13' WHITE

HORN COCK

LEG-

1, C, B. Clay, Bridgetown. 2. ("~

B. Clay, Bridgetown. ,

I . CLASS B SEC. 15 WHITE

" HORN OOCKEREL

LEG-

1, C. B. Clay, Bridgetown; 2, G.

A. McCormack, Souris; 3, G. A. McCormack, Sourls.

CLASS B SEC. 16, LEGHORN

PULLET WHITE -

1, cfs. clay, Bridgetown, 2, c.

B, Clay, Bridgetown';_ 3, C. B. Clay, Bridgetown. -

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CLASS B BEC. 14, WHITE LEG- HORN HHN

1, _C. B. Clay, Bridgetown, 2, C. R. Clay, Bridgetown-;‘ 8, C. B.‘ Clay, Brldtvtown.

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OTTAWA On-t., March 1.-An im-

portant :ltatelnent made ,by Hon. W.

air ln regard _to the financial situa- tl0l1~ There has been no application l0l‘ e loan from the Canadian North- HPD Hallway and in addition none -is 9KL‘€Cti!d. Ml'. Whif'.8’B Words were as follows: “No application for aid by way of loan has been or is expect- ed to be received by the Government ` from`any company." '

This statement is - taken to mean fhlll ll any Rid is given to the C. N. it will not be by way of 8, loan, A Chilli B'-\bHl¢lv ls still more unlikclv so that in that case the best Mac- kenzie and Mann apparentlv could

possibly expect would ba the guaran-

Mf. White also save a most empha-

T. White to-day completely clears the.

Expenditures.

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Qi’ Dolnlnloh Sufficient to Meet ull Current und Cnpltul -

(From our OWU R0P0l`l1°l`)4 lol ilupcrs tlull; there was tu bc u fur- dullurs,

thenisslle intel' on for the purpose ull 2. To pay the special subsidies to making 1| lunn to ii rallwav corporn- the Canadian Northern Railway Com- tlon. 'l`h': ‘."ln=\nce Minister said the _paulhs under last yen;-'Q legislation, proceeds of the new issue bcinlz made 3. To purchase three pei- cant, in London at the present time would, l bnnds of the Grand Trunk Pacific after the redemption of one million Railway Company guaranteed bv and bounds treasury hills maturing in Dominion Government which other-

Marcgi be ample to meet all balances _v_i/se wollld_ igom time to time havei Dtiya c. '| een issuer. _v the railway comp The Filumce Minister said that the on the London. market. The 151'? revenues of the Dominion would be C€0f1B Oi 31022 bflnds had been >

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LONDON, MuI`L‘h l--l.ol‘ll lllllltu,

fnrmcr Governor' iieucrnl ui i‘nuadn, is dead. _

Gilbert John Elliott, fourth Earl

of Minto, had n rrnlilrkublc and md- ventllrous career. He will bc remem- bered clilclly for me nlstlngnislicrll services he rendered na Governorf General of (Tr-lnallll null Viceroy of India.. Born July 9, 1845, nnll edu-l cated ut Eton und (.`umbridge, taking

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Sllfllclent to meet all current and cap- WPF0 livlnf: devoted to the construe-'

itai expend tures for the present neutron of the mountain section nf the cal year ending March 31st next. railway. | The bol‘ro\vil1g of the Dominion inl 4. To make the loan to the Grand London during the lant gi; _m0n¢bB_ Trunk Pacific Railway Company un- and including the present issue, had der the g'llarantee of the Grand Trunk-

tee of bonds. 1. Tn inet sterun d

maturities-‘ Lin octonerznndl Nmlglinlliun Grand Tr""k~ Pwnc referred t“ be'

been necessary for the following spc- Railway Company. authorized bv the _ cial pumosegz llegialnfion of mst 5ess.|0n_ .made himself r.or1spi.cllous on the sillel

The zuarunteed bonds and the

0 9 come assets ln the Dominion Treas-

tlc denial to the rumor in a number last year, amounting to ten nllllon_ury_

‘REV. T. MARSH;/\[.I..

Bridgetown. `

CLASS B SE() 18, BLACK SPAN-

IBH HEN

1, Artemas Pequot, Souris; 2, Ar-

temas Paquet, Souris.

CLASS B SEC. 26, WYANDOTTE

. PEN i

1, G. A. McCormack, Souris; 2, John McKinnon, Rollo Bay. l

oLAss A sEC. 1. W1-lrrs Rus- sian WHEAT ‘

1, J, A. E. McDonald, Little Pond; 2_.__1__?fs=11'.'.fJ1fe~i~_-___1_»f».\»_11dfi1;r.i . .3-._

'Continued on pageil ;

Minal;dF_ llnirnegt cures garget in cows. I \

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"Concert and basket social in Ohtsry Valley Hall, Tuesday, March

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.°_,°A _oofcert and basket social under the sugblees nf Charlottetown lodge I. 0. G. T., will be held in Hearts Hall East Royalty, Tuesday, March Brd, owning p.m. Admission 15 cents. Ladies with baskets free. 1328

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TRYUN, Feb. 28,-Mrs. Georzc

Oakes, a widolved lady, aged 60. was burned to denth here last night, She was alone in the house ut the time. her daughter, with whom she resided, bclng at church. Mr.` 1-lilller, n' re- sident, waa passing thehouse when he was attracted by screams and on rushing in be found her enveloped in flames, which he extinguished bv roll- inlf a mat around her body, but she phased away almost immediately. lt is thought that the fire started from

I I'-"' I _ la lamp. 'fragments of which were

found on the door. _but it is not known whether it exploded or was let fail by Mrs. _Oalres. The cloth-

- < ing was considerably burned but the _ ._ body had escaped serious lnlury

_. Death wus brought about bv the

' lshock. Deceased was a daukhbff nl

‘~ - ,I on, former _ of

One cent per word each insertion is ftyl';.°y(,1,?tE,,d 03,2, aiyigihly ,-",,,`¢l,¢,¥ re; this column. oablrniust accompenyl Biden' who 1,, deem, mouméq bv the Odor. Minimum charge twenty-five ¢m._,mu,,|f_y_ -phage are 1,11; to mourn 0°Ufl~ . ,two daughters and several _brothers

‘-*“' ‘and sisters. The funeral took place

on Saturday nfternoon to Westmore-

lund cemetery. _ . ,

fifxmudilln Press)

()'l"l`/\W’\ Mnrch 1- Hull (‘hl\u ll

llievlin, Minister in thc Quebec Covll lernn cut, died at his home this morn-

¢Minard's Liniment Cures Dlstemper. mg, Iiinard's Llulment Cures Colds, etc. Tl-IE S. S, MINTO. _,,_,_,_,_,,_,,_ .

the li. A. llcgrre, llc curly iraincll uf reputation as an athlete nnd .1 hold and skillful horacrr-:lu_

The spirit Lord Minto showed ill

Short blazed up nlmost fiercely in more serious business. Joining thc Scots Guards in 1867 he only remain- cd thrnn years with thc regiment, finding that grcllter lrxcitnment wus to

be had elsewllcrc, though his cui‘eel“| while with thc corps was ini' from un-_

eventful. Ho wus in Paris during the] Communist outbreak of 1871 when the

of law and order. 'Three years later' he ucted as correspondent of the "Morning l>oat_" with the Curling' army in Bisc.-ly and Navarre. An-I other three years having passed hc: went to Turkey nt the outbreak of. thc Russo-Turkish war, and was the first to make it known in England that the Russian troops lla-d crossed the Balkans. Accomlinnying the Turks he was present ut the bombardment nf Nikullolis and the crossing of the Danube.

On thc olltbreak of thc Aflglluu war*

in 1878 he joined Lord l'.ohel'ts, with_ whom he rcmnincd until the conclu- sion of pf-acc, when he wcllt tol Simln. There he was asked to accom- pany the (`.avughi\ri mission to lid- hul in order to curry li dispatcll to lhe Russian port at Snmarkaud, Fortunately for him, the idea was nbundoncll and he thcreby`_ escaped the massacre of th.-, mission., In 1881 he was with Lord Roberts mgain. accompanying him to the Cups us private sccrct:ll'y_ The lollowinr

your snu' him lu Egypt ns ,, captain ln the mounted infantry. Wolluded in the first uction, hc, llr:vel'tlu-less, rejoined his corps in sl few weeks, und held the command un- til it was disbanded,

Having scan sr-rvice in Ellropz>,,'Asia lulcl Africa, , he next came to Ameri- ca, us mi|lt:ll'_v sr>cl'etnry to Lord Lansdowne, than Governor-General of i‘;lili|du_ The Nile expedition having hccn llcclllz-(I nu. Lord Mclgunll, us he then wus, wus uskcll to lnlse ll body of thrcc llunllrcd boutmcn null take command of them. The first part of the rrqucat he romplied with, but wus unulrle to accede to the second. Remaining in Canada he accompanied Gen. Middleton as chief of the stuff ou the expedition sent to quell the third Riel Rebellion in 1885. This wus the end of his nctivc military srl-vice.

I.nr1l llliuto sllrcecrlcrl tu his title

ou the deilth of his father in 189|. Seven- years later he returned to Cau- ndu ns (iovel'nor~(_§encral, succeeding the Eurl of Aberdeen. The six years- during which he acted as Governor- General were eventful ones for Can- nllu, hsthcr viewed with regard to internal development or impcrll-il rc-

iations. The covered n erlod of

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prosperity llnrxnmplcd in its D ev- inna history. The trade und revenue of the country increased by leaps and hounds. An immense tide of immigra- tion bcgan to pour into the west, vastly inf-rnusim: food production lu that fertile region and so feeding the railway systems and stimulating in- dustry nf every kind from the Atlan- tic to the Pacific.

Upon thc expiration nf his term us iloverlior Gnncrul of Canada Lord Minto rcturneil tn England ln1904. Tha (allowing your hc was appointed to succeed Lord Curzon as Viceroy and Governor (il-.lleml of lndiu. lic remained lu India from 1905 to lilli) and served ncceptubly both to the great eastern empire and thc home qovnrnnicnt.

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(Special to The (iuuiilulll NEWCAS'I‘LE, N. li., March l.- The Maritime express went oh thc

The Nnwly Elected President of the 'l`cnlpel'nucn Alliance.

B. Clay, Bridgetown; :l,_i‘. ll.Clay; ;

CONDENSED IDS

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One cent pci' word each insertion is

this column. ` Cash nlust accompany order. Mlnimllm charge twmty-five cents. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply 188 Queen St.

1415-8-2Mtf.

WANTED A,I-IOUSEMAID FOR THE P. E. inland Hospital. Annlv im- lnediatel_v_ to_the matron. __ i1452M'3l.

WANTED, AT oNdE, BRIGHT nov

for errands. Apply at Guardian omee . ' 1393.2-zstltf. WANTED-A 'FEW M[lBIC`PUP1LS1 by competent and experienced tes- cher. Terms, $5.00 per quarter, Ap-, ply to Z. Guardian. 1394-I-ISMM.

AUCTION.-`-ORGAN, FURNITURE » at residence, Mrs. James McDonald 77 Prince Street, Monday morning at 11 o'clock. R. Bearlsto Auctign-

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OR B E S LL .B _ nian by Old Braziilian, dam Hern- ando, one of the best stock on i‘.i5. Island. For further psrtlculsrsxfn ply' to Jnh_n Buchanan, Pin te Bridge. 144(-3-2rnEl‘pcl WANTED.-<FA_RM ABOUT 800 A()-

l0li\» ` 142_1_ ' ' res, near Charlottetown. Applyl ._ “_-' ~ . _ ' - with full particulars and terms, stat-

Bssket Social and entertainment H E H i g l w st prlc fo l mediate pos.

as-union none 1-fall, Mal-an ml. an-1 I I I _,,',f_,,,,,;’,,_° Aw,” N; 'R9 G,,_,,,,m, .'“*'*’°“ 15°- I-“‘l*P“' "mi "“°‘_‘°*“ _ _ mv.. cnnnman. “ im-sl-zmesl.

free. If stormy, next ilnb night. | . ._ _ _.___ .,.

lottetown, containing 981 acres in

r/mm sos leans ar Noalru

River Corner, 4| miles from 'Char-

a high state of cultivation, With a good house and a large barn and

, seven other buildings. Apply to

Rodd's llarness Shop Charlotte-

town. B828-1-`l2Mtf

er on their side but no one w-as hurt.

track last night at Lake Land. six miles south of Barnaby River. Three cars w th eighty passengers went ov-1

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lJ'l"l`A\\/.\., March 1.-Notice has

fliccn ;:i\'oll hv the Ulvil S8l`VlC0 CDH* lmittcc thai thc spring examinations for entrance to Civil Service are to be held nl. the usual centres throuzh- `out Ganudu on hfnv 12, 13 and 14.

Supt. Fitzmaurice was on- the train. There was no azent nor telegraph at Lakeland and Conductor Crockett and Supcrintendant walked to Barn- aby River, in the meantime the train bsi'ng‘ lost to dlspatchers alone line. Finnllv Newcastle ofllvce was comimuni-.

an auxiliary train ordered from Moncton and Chatham. the train sent after the passengers taking theml to Chatham Junction. A Newcastle special brolllzht them as far north as Nepisiguit Junction where they were met hy another special which passed them on to Montreal-The nccident‘ was caused by rl broken bar that dropped down und opened a switch send ng the truin oil the truck, I

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El. l'/\S(“., Mllrch 1.-~'l`l\c trip uf

the Benton luvcl-ltlgution Commissioll to flhihunhlln was suddenly postpon- ed or nhnnrloneil to-day shortly he- fore they were about to take the train. Those concerned said that ‘nnv explanation would have to mms

from the .State Department. l

ulnarfra Lmlnlenc cures niptnerin. l

cated with from Barnabys River andl

Applications from candidates lnust be ln by .April 15.

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ftlunadian Press) UONSTAN'l‘lNOlFi-QE, March 1.-- Ii. is said that Pasha, the former Grand Vizier, is dead.

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Muyur .\‘ul|l\<lcl'sulld cullnc.lllul'R

clnct, .lnrllinf-, .\‘c|\urman ami Mr.- Fllrlunn took the :mth of ulllcc hc- forn his l-founr .llldizc Mcln-ci ln ‘uv Vouncll (llurrlicrs at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The cause of this mutter not, tnkinf.: plucc hcforc, was on nc- count nf the absence of Mr. Saun- ders, who was attending the Supremo (‘nnrt, at Georgetown. 'lim filst rreetiniz of thc new council takes place next Monday night.

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