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B Fallin Buildin ‘ ' ` - - , is

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Nearly A Score Injured And `=GOVe[°n1nenf0if@i!,a‘e Ferry 'Service Drew a Revolver as Soon as Ternhc Ga.le

Uniniured

TWENTY EIGHT

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WERE S 0 , , sulrwnecluull

' "` Many Narrow Escapes In _ " ` . n He Heard Verdict Killed _ `

LoND`oN, April e-_(special)-'rwo

old tenement houses in Castle Street

mornin Germans,

Oxford. collapsed early this and forty people, mostly are buried 'in the debris.

At six o'clock four bodies and two

removed '

injured persons had been from the ruins.

Up to noon eight bodies

in the debris. -

Twenty persons have been taken

out alive and, strangely, seriously injured.

The accident, which was at first

thought to be -due to nn of gas, turns out to

joining. u

Will- lllllll lllNl]

Pllllullsl l lllilll

So Declares Nationalist

Member Parliament in London Paper

LONDON, April 4,-The prolonged

market

which has made it impossible for

further

large loans, required to fulfill the

purchase appoint- treasury favor of to tide

depression LD the money

the government to raise

intentions of the Irish land uct oi 1903, resulted in the ment of a committee .of the which has just reported in .~leveru.l financial expedients

over the difficulty, _

According to William 0’Brien, Nu-

tionalist member of parliafnent, in

the Daily these ex-

pedients will also, complicate and

practical-

ly suspend the land plirchase for a decade, He argues that the whole difficulty has arisen through the extraordinary and unexpected success

purchas-

es amounting to $25,000,000t?sarly, which was the outside limi antici- pated by tlw iormer secretary for Ireland, Mr. Wyndham, when he in-

have bee

u double column letter in Telegraph this morning,

prolong the deadlock and

of the land act. Instead of

troduced the bill, there

had been

.taken from the ruins of_ Castle' Street tenements and it was believed that several others are still buried

explosion have been

caused through the foundations of ' the structure being weakened by the excavations for a new building ad-

ll i.

N ew York

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NEW YORK, April 6-<.(Special)-

One woman lost her life, nearly score of men and women were injur- ed and as many more were rescued today during a fire which destroyed la four-storey tenement house in Pearle Street.

The dead woman was Julia Isola,

|22 years old who lived with her father, brother and two sisters on

uone nre;thc fourth floor of the burned buil\

ing.

She jumped from the window after

ber night clothes had taken fire from ,the flames.

BUHELAHS llllllll

IN lllllll HHEAK

Leo Callahan Was Shoi, But V Bravely Closed Vault ‘ Doors

‘ WINNIPEG, April 4-Leo Callag- lliln, accountant for Nicholson and Illlin, .manufacturers agents, was ,shot by burglars, who were attempt ing to rob the premises of the Com- lpnny. Two men entergd the ware-

lhouse and attempted to gain accom .to the vault. By the exercise of ire lgreatest bravrey Callaghan closed land locked the vault doors, although

lhe was fired at while doing so. The lsecond shot struck him in the foot. lTlle burglars got away with only a

licw cents, _which they took from the pocket of Callaghan's coat.

SllllNli lllllllllli

IS llNiiVllHllll[

N ewfoundlarld Has Heard N o-

thing Of Fleet Now Out `24 Days

within four years, and it is certain. ,

ile says, 'that another S300 000.003

in sales could be effected next Y°B»\`- if advances were forthcoming This

agrarian adds, is gislative is hav-

upon her

would virtually abolish the problem in Ireland. This. 110 1<1ngland's first successful 10 achievement in Ireland. and ing most benedcent effect- property.

Mr. o'Brrun suggests the unlllus of

a conference representative of all who are interested in the Pmblem 0'

rder that to solve

the difficulty, instead of permitting

worh.

land-lords and tenants to o ll compromise may ‘be foulld

treasury officials to stifle 8000

transfers amounting to r$300.000.000

ST. JOI-iN’S, Nfld., April 4-0wn-

ers of stealners whilch left here 24 days ago on the annual spring seal hunting cruise say that the outlook is unfavorable. The fleet has been out the longest time on record with- out a report being received. Usually ‘the first laden ships return within 18 or 20 days bringing news of the outer lvessels. It is thought that the fleet 'may have missed finding seal herds along the coast and is no\v r.eu`.`ch- (ng the ice fields in the ocean.

BIG NlllllIHlNlllSl

.mga valued Al $25- universal Bread

Grandest Yet, Steel R

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Maker And Many Other Useful Articles- High ,

I Class Vaudeville -

At Fairyland to-n!

clever vaudeville artists

redhod Obmsdh Ml'°b“m’ singing ' together with

cameron has n most

n favorite with her audi

nchieving linnl success on

suit. - rl., moving pictures include. (a) In Fashionable PII'

Johnnie

-_ 0 n, two

Howard and Miss MAY *““°_;;’“ ‘we their prmentatlon of that poilulllf

PIB! "Ol the Avenue," mtros‘l'.\lll`l=r`tl.lsg.

. Throftnsrid

w an lilo# dancing I I l "Wh ls-1’-‘°“'a°"i:.l.l“°.iiJé of fun from start “Mhmvs

0

...rage trauma run hu nrovecil oL‘ll§°

n r

Howard il n talented artisttgzhrz: 1::

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i ht.

is-an -din

norm elm ruse will ne specially In-

ldi ..

te;`Sth'1l‘glret0 tililskegs “in tl'0\l\>l¢-lm

edy.

ulzgarfiorgdcolluuk for the coming yuan-s drama replete in intereltillll

silsgumhy Plumpkin'B motor car- This is alscream from hoqlhhlll 15° gnd. Although nutomobi as hub been prohibited from runnin! °ll 0 Island there is no objection 2 f-N01? running on the sox-een at 11004

m'l“2ghfi'luntrnted songs by Maddrisol; uuu Hur-nay will be the mas ca features of the evenint-

-lrird nur rue rllgnuntl notion or its

OTTAWA. Avril e1(ap¢clul)-'rue

Commons today had a discussion on the appropriateness of the names which the Government railways bear.

The Island members are not satis-

fled with the present designation and are looking for a change.

The Minister of Agriculture intro

duced an amendment to the ment and canned foods inspection bill which makes minor changes for the purpose of marking the act more workable. Another bill is a furtller- ing of the canned food bill.

This measure which has been an

unused law for such length of time

The third nlll for amendment of

the inspection and sale act, increas- ing the penalties for false markings.

Tile penalty for first conviction

will be from ten to fifty dollars, second fifty to a hundred and the third five hundred and neither more nor less. ,

The Bill extending the time in

which the Quebec and New Bruns- wick railway may be built from Chaudiere Jct., to Connors was given a third reading. _ -

Mr. Stanfield of Colchester was

told.by the Minister of Customs that vessels of Norwegian register and of British build could under the law change' to Canadian register and en- gage in the _const-wise trade of Canada. _

Mr. Hughes asked the House to

Acrossi;Strarts - '

vincial but e. national question

effect. * ~" “ V Bo far as the ferry service was c0n<!Deputy Sheriff Ira Wellman in the

Mr. Emmerson thought it. L00 ‘buu cerned he would not like to take over chin, Sylvester Doyle, court bailil!,in

that such n rennlntlnn could uct be the winter service unless he took the the leg and a bystander-_ in the side. discussed w'i’¢h0n1; the 'lutmductlun summer service also. ' The jurors jumped to their feet at of petty politics and said as long an He hoped soon to be able to lay the first shot. Judge J. '1‘. Walker,

the P. E. I. Railway wng narrow before the House a report by the`0ne of the attorneys, tried to stop _ ' , guugc it could not be connected wltu Chief Engineer of his department on`McDona1d, but he only hindered the The Lecture

the Intercolonial though the Tunnel the Tunnel project. oflllcsrs, who were afraid of hitting N B f were built. Mr. Emmerson was seri- MY- 0111118111 Bl1f!E0Bt0¢1 that the him Wh” they. sm” at M°D°““ld' ow 6 ore 8

ously against any change. resolution be withdrawn and Mr, Judge Crane, who presided at the Le islature

Mr. ,Wright of Renfrew, liberal, Hughes complying, the House ad- trial- THD YO the Phlllllg Of Y-\1Bl\1\`Y g

and Dr. Bain, Conservative, favored journcd with the announcement. thatlb0X»8-W1 Sllectfl-t0l`B Yllilled Out in C011'

rl ,better connection for the Island the Hudson Bay Railroad be discuss-|fllSl°lL ~

und thought _the Tunnel should be .ed tomorrow. Persons in offices belowithe court

_ V ~_f °-"V ‘ room heard the shots and rushed

document Chinese diplvlllllflll l`°Pl`°’ and Italy in favor of substantial re sentatlves in all parts of the world lol-mu ln Mnosdqnla.

have conducted an nhaustive search for its whereabouts. For nearly eight years it baffled discovery, un_-,

til it was located A fewmweeks ago in ` _

a village in Southern Germany in the V

possession of a tavern keeper, who ’

tremendous import, and thought it" _ ~ T looked as well on his wall as |

multi-colored pill advertisement. ,

h-----rl ____

_ 0 mr vlgrntni _

TORONTO April 5-lIB|>e0i¥)-

' h I that the number of Japanese entit-

D:i‘=r?nr,“r:illd;:hwithu sorsltmohvdsrse gy led to admission to Canada during

',.___ .,_. _.,..a.- any one year is reached, the federal

authorities have the assurance of the

mmrdl' El‘"lTi_.r°r S.” “sr hm. Japanese government that the issue

» .

_ | i of passports for Canada will be

8°. B' \¥m “comedy stopped and there will, consequently

and ‘t wnndnhn be no arrivals here during the rel-

- Admission 10 cents. '

.ltodifhh ` mainder of the year.

' ~ . - A AUGUSTA, G . A ll 4~G¢ l ed men will recover.

BBZRLIN. daprllma-gina nuulnalzi has had two mgnihs E: the nazi Events wmcu culminated ,O u.,,gl_ dollars ($500 ), and in default. nr

F1109 51°” Dil C 0°" 5» ST. PETERSBURG, April 4- The D l tu d marriage contract of the reigning Russian proposal for the settlementitlon law and the mnteur lu uglll Que cally had their o_rlgin in dynamiting payment o e penalty impose

~ _ 1 n

Emperor Kwang_hs,,e, dated F,,b,,,_ I th Mah D, as veal lumest as lt was ou uutrnges ruse destroyed the Method ort with the said Stirendlerr shell

o e edonian question which

My 36' 1889’ has been discovered in aimed at giving to the international New Yemns any Not B week has pak ist church and the general stores of Zgmmit the person" so' canvicézed :O

h dd , d lu, t u lu, sickle and Johnson. and J- W- ° common Ju 0 e ounv-

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po ce an courts of Macedonia, has

The document has been missing rdceived A“stw_German approval as dmerent parts of the smut The February 21, 1907. Henry McDonald place, for a heriod of six months

from the archives of the imperial tu ltu geuurul llueu, although tue ull- most recent is of the closing of the and James Scanmn wer°t:"°°§';? t:° ‘mzlesshthe "ld penalty “nada” °°°t°. palace since the viilt paid to Pekin vluublllty ol 1-uuull-lug gnu couuulu. so-called locker clubs in Savannah. ’;°x;n_?:;_' zefgigedtltgthjurye gfsngexleeg an, c “gas are s°°n°r PM ' by the allied armies in the summer sion rs e nrsr u 'r rir sa s It seems that establishiu a locker ` "i`“_`?'_

of 1900. It is supposed to have uurvlacu mil eine lotrnintlxn io( 9, 1233 club was a mere mattergof moon- Sxsgfen £350:-§db:; tgigto be B DAI"§ggs€% MEET found its wav into Germany in the militia from the pennant;-y so pre-Island, no to speak, in the city-'by desperate man he had been peruumeu M ` KBBPUJK Of 011° Of U16 KBl9°l"S Bllb' serve order, as we-ll as other minor the sea and inla short time they be- his liberty uurlug the tl-lal_ The uu_ A ’“"' i90l»B WUC ll'-\PP°U€d *-0 be Pl‘°S@l1l- points is questioned. If Great Bri- came so numerous that names play- “ce department has been uctlve' lu g'l‘_ JQHN, Aurll 4__Rupl-uuuutugl. when the varmus representatives °' tam can ba induced t” °'ba“d°“' het ed °“.t and "MY We” “"'°rW‘"ds the case and several odlcers were in V09 Of Amdla and Ul1lV°l`€|f~Y Of NOW western civilization helped themsel- nemuuu ful- the uupolutmenl; of uluumbe,-eu uuu besides these twenty court to hear the verdict Brunswick and ML Amgen met hu., vos to all BVGUBDIB "S0\\VBDi1`H" 'VHP' Governor General for Macedonia, the:¢lnbg with Eames, making a,total of ' l1h1° 0' f°m°"°1- acceptance of Russian scheme on tl1°'lure -four, when Jud n Emu s r, rcruuue lure ern lr rnur nt Moncton

The marriage contract consists ofa basis of restoration of the European lu 5,6 Fedex-ul courts, uwuouil $33,, PRIN' MACLAR?_N_¥`_IAB REBIGNED May 2; Itlwascdeclueg to bm. Dal.

K°’5°°“° 91°” P' “uk 9°" '°“" fe” °°“”°"* is °°““d°"‘1 Pf°b“"1°» PM on them and ell were srrelsned in the ronorrro, Apr-ll 3.-Rev. Princrp- nuusiu und Kings an uw events

a Detective HM-IFAX. Aura s-(small

Twenty-eight shipwrecked sailors

__ . from the French schooner Champs-

endorse his resolution ""I‘hat the undertaken. ' ' Sue ‘"9 Bt the immigration build- uuuueu lntumoluulul Railway ,mu ML Graham Bum it wasnot a pl_o_ TERRE HAUTE, Ind., April 4 - ing, thankful to once more have .p_ E_ luluud lqullwuy should be Having been found guilty on a charge their feet on terra firma.

,ll-upped uuu tl, uume lute,pmvluc_ It ld ' of arson, Henry D. McDonald, in the The clothing they stood in is all uu be Eubsutut u,e,e,D,e_.. °°“ “Of be said that the Pres- circuit court renin ruddy, snot and that is lei: uf their worldly posses-

irrmmt the G ernment system of ent or the past Government had not killed Chief of Detectives Wm. E. sions.

Railways abou be considered as made an honest _endeavor to carry Dwyer, seriously wounded three other It is to the bravery of the officers one entirely' mlkeeplng of aczmmts out the Confederation undertaking officers and a bystander, ' and was and men of the steamer Vnllng-no ,mu lu nu ot lr respects mn that regarding communication with the himself seriously wounded. McDonald that. they owe their lives. the ferry servi across the Straits Island' [md been "led f0l' dyllllmlfillg if-ONS The Vollurno arrived last night ul- Nm-thumbs" d should be uwned As evidence of that there was the and a church in Sanford last year. from Rotterdam. This morning sho by the llullway ueuunmemh-» fact that tile country had paid li As soon as the jury reported its ugeuluell up to deep wut" uud luuu.

M,-_ Hughes eulureu mat as the loss on the operation of the P. E. I. verdict, McDonald jumped up, drew un teu uuuseugurs lu audition to the

Dominion was a ,|edem_J`m of -[,m_ Road last year of$66,000. » a revolver and fired at Prosecuting.twenty_eigut members of the crew of vinces the na e Intercolorlial was Complaint” were to bf’ 0lP°¥Ct“d\Att01`“eY JBTUGB Al C°0P9l` “Ped N5 the abandoned schooner (‘-hnnlnagne` not upm.opl.lute_ Mr. Graham said but if Parliamentchair over backwards. McDonald con- of SL Mul0_ _

that it has become 0bS0lete_ | Ml-_ Mu,-lllu supported the motion would give him authority he wouldltinued firing at the omcers seated a- From muse on board the story ol

und wus emphuytlc lu regard m dis, pay. more of the claims for killinground the counsel table. Detective thell- tn;-llllng rennu wuu l,.u,.ncd_ crimination in rates to which .'\'ll. emma' etc on grounds of humanuymwyer (eu dead at the third shot- The men were saved bv iifcboats

Hughes null l-alum-eu_ and equity, though not as a matter' Policeman and deputy sherliis in the in A terrmc gale' _

Mr. McDonald 0| l'i'l»g0-u fuvul-eu Of legal liability. 'court room drew revolvers and open- _ ____ _____ __

the winger Suultu uurulue luup Q,-uui He would hesitate a long time holed the fire. Before the convicted man

b the railr v r fore chan in the name of h --fell with half do

v ond .ind tulrrrl 10;. rl... ` s s t e Inter n zen bullets in are Marine department. _ colonial and would oppose the union body, he had shot Harvey V. Jones, , v '

Mr. Lefnl-gay spake ;u me same; of tne I. C. 'R. and P. E. I. R. ‘superintendent of police, in the side;

The chief provisions of the act

lslllllll sllllvlllll 'llllisllfs' scllllll lllilll».l:lllS : if"it;f=fi;l§@°»if'.s.:§§.e as ‘° 2 M °~ "

litdxrsns collected arcfund she buildihlg Z N0 person shall' “ft” th° Wm'

l ' - in a few minutes and the police had ing mm mme °l tus 'wt' H” M

T E A " to be called to 'prevent the crowd °p°mt’° “pd” 3 public highway in

` __ . this Province, an motor vehicle

ggfgefouing their way into ,tha court 3. Any person :ho shall, after`the

-~“ _- ,»-_--- ~ coming into force of this act use

Some of the spectators to the _ '

shooting said McDons.ld's brother al or Operate “pon “ public mghway m'

Marriage Contract of Reign- By Austria And _Germany- 'The Stall* of G60l`gla HHS Had so ered ar rl... enum. 'rue ences this Pf°vl“°° any l=°¢°f' "l=1=l°

shall be deemed to have committed

ing Emperor Taken in Britain Still Holds.0ut For TWO |V|0lllhS Of “',§§,‘,’§f,‘;‘§§ §j’§,,",§°f,,‘{f;'””,f,f,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ 8.. enema.. ...ner an la, .mu null, ‘ _ Loot of Troops. Reform ‘ Prohibition bv the Ofllwfe his eme=““l*1°“=P°°l» :"°“ ““’”“‘°" °°‘“"°"°“ "‘°'°°‘

and his strength weakened by wounds 91°” “"5 st1P°ndi°"Y M°51m“t°

‘ ` ' and taken to a hospital. It is num f°f the Cllr. Town 01' County ln

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h t Mu) ld u th tu u d_ which the offence is committed, be

ta one an eo erwon

liabel to\a-penalty of Five hundred

tonight and decided to hold the in-

Mlnnrds Llnimenf curfr Burns etc

See Billy Pin Knid, the Mad

and Merry Jugller af Wonder- land tonight. ~

Condensed Advertisements

'loo late for Cludnoation.

‘I afawrmn,-A female euuiiwulzur'

with some experience. Apply to

The Guardian Office. 8-Iidtf.

i`_f‘AN'FliD-A`_good cook. R”§fsrence Warbu

requirdd. Apply to Mrs Jas.

rton Kent St. 4-"!d1w;

1’ OST-Sunday evening Sth a gold ‘ J pin, plum bar with pehrl horse- shoe. Return to Min Agnes Fits- lgernld, wcmrln r-rum. 4-1d1ir>d- r. UND-On Euston Et- bGtW¢0l1

Orlebar and Hillsboro streets a

ladies' cnnmnlnn nag. owner plone ,ny for ad and call at 1| Orlebar ‘sh 4-7d3i.

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in length and a foot wide' which it is ‘eared that .Gust Britain wm`|U““7°d sat” c°“|'t with U10 “Suit al MacLaren announced his resigna- would take too long to rliu

mms “P ima' curmus mann” 'mul it “nd th” R“”i““ p'°P°°“l 'wt °w°°p`|t\lB¢ ¢lV¢l’Y m8l1¢1€°l` - WHS f0l`¢6d to ltion from Knox College at a meet- Neither Kings nor Dalhousie were

"°“m°9 tm’ f°"“ °‘ “ f““°7 Wallet' U15 °\10“Bh- take his choice between imprison-ling of the management committee or represented at the mnetinr here.

It is richly emblazoned with dragons Au lnlluentlnl portion 0( the Rus- mem *and mm or an oath hav" to the college today The question or B and other artistic emblems of l-he sian pnnliu needed ny the Nnvodvre- an B in .the u b , __ Au H t d lt ,th

K 8° quor us ness successor wi no be ea w un- an W mu., M. M "_ "5 mm"",'*

~»» -r C.--»

was brought to an end. Savannah is i n tion. "-""'°°‘-.'*"‘ “*°‘”`i“" °*=# "“*'“l“"5-'°

in Oriental terms. catering for Austro-German approval now without the clubl 'fs g 5.* `_ A Ever since the'disal>l>eeranc° sl' the and ally herself with Grunt nritnln » ____

. BILLY KIN KAID `

The Mad Juggler, at Wonderland_To‘-

night. Fun and Laughter Reign '

Supreme

Wonderiand'| attractions 'for' this] augbable than the last. His prq-

week in Billy Kin Raid the cleverest feesion il ‘Juggling-thntvmoom the and most expert Juggler on the stage best of the kind .to be non-not toon. The some of the lad Jus- munm, nut clever, vonaerrnn gler has been given htm, from the mysterious work which makes o nest and vim with which he goes at marvel how it can be dome. And all his work; performing it all tile while during the performance he maker 5 that ho hells 01° lull Kvfhs. keep- running are of laughter go along the ing the audience in roars of lenght- liner until at the Irrlnh the ner

er, and making each act seem more Continued on page I ` ,