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» ‘ _ ' _ Pole Turned Over. Fire _Followed ' '

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oAi.GA‘RY. Mar. 17-orcwusri win,

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special car broke away from the mo- torman while descending tho steep

grade at the foot of Fourth Street ¢ East and rushing twenty miles an u

_____ y ` gratuiating them on agreeing to me-

‘°‘U` “Ver U10 1'l¢lK0. at a sharp curve Immediately following the turniu

, , _ F h decided hu-gd - tc

Immgem mum woman commgm st tw wttcm ci the hui im thc bvcc ci inc u P°“""“ “V” Y

to the city to _-work, a Tuxedo Park a

8 Away Fifom Hptqfmqp, Sh-“gk 'fgigljmg And Will Consider Reply As

rack beyond the turn, smsshw int,” mm me to°t*;l;‘:;‘0gdwl(:1;>kVea_:l1:i>s:|t.Ml;i ignore the extravagant demands of telephone poi tur d ' - _ '-

d i it d thi°€ °° °“ W' “Ad” few minutes ii brisk blaze was in f_

n ire r _

The inj,,,.ie,,_ y 35:33.' in ndarly progress. An alarm of llre was sent rcoment to accept the proffered inc- very Instance, were 0( ii mild ehm, in and for a while it looked as if

ASK GRANT ERR PASTURAE LETTER

WIIIIIWEIIE MUTHERS

(Caiiadiuii Press)

LONDON, ~Mar. 17-The Womeii’s

Canadian Club and the Union Mothers P

Club of this»cit.y~ will petition the n, dominiorfgovernmest to grant a per s capital pension to widowed mothers 3 with families. I

meeting of ’tlle`cI1ibs thisaftcrnoon to e nsk the government to grant a stan- e

lieved of--the necessity of going

their families. _ _ p

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to v

workwill’-be able to properly rear 'L

(Canadian Press)

'l‘()ll0N’l‘0, March 17-Heading

lottetown; A. F. Cox, Trui-o‘; W. E llrokenshlre, Halifax; arrived in the city today to attend a. unique fra-

ricrihgflrhe »__rhe'otir_ig _oi;_ the ornml iiiicnniprncnt at Winnipeg last Sept

_ _ 0

Fred Sellers of. Charlottetown was a

member of the party lncluding"~Mrs. 0

of Brooks he was brought to Toroii- D to and taken to thc General Hospi- C tai here. _

n. few days later. Sellers died.

Far east members of the order were E

sr; pleased 51', Lhg bi‘\'Jf.fl0l`ly Kifldfl8SS

determined to show their apI>l`0¢iH‘ tion: _Tonight at the function at- ivnded by upwards of 500 members Of the Oiideryllrnoks attended. and WMV ,imscnicd with s solid cold `wM¢h and chain. Mrs. Brooks received a cold watch and locket. Mayor Hoe-

kvn presided.

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I50* TITLES ROAD _

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OTTAWA, March 13-According t0 t t t n M J o'Br1on

ol the National' Transcontinental railway between Quebec and Winnipeg this stretch of road would be com-

In the course of all`int‘erview with 8 the Canadian Press today. M\"~ 0" 5 lirien.stated> that* he expects to have' m an army of 45,000 men at work on th 75 emu f t ,he constructed,

e anticipates some I

re t If the Balkan war is set ‘

siderab%`, beeafiiss many men who worked for him lash FSM' 'Will Ukvlv t return. In one week last fall. 50°" after the war broke out. Six him'-“`°d

mail natives of the Balkan statesileffl _ _ in "ic reins" noise' cud* new »s=\1h=f ‘SEA

E 'S COLLISION

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NORTH-B-YDN,Ti~:;_TAI8l"°\\-l14'*_ A TiTx‘|T!.Pa&%`th€T|g7;;r YUB-E: q“;lT1? :OT-all figondav and Tuesday llightm It il

910|- cable message reclaived from St. value furs "purch‘e»'s4s<(i)°°i1:)ooEl:`rr‘;|l>`e dandy 3'1%M3i'

John's, Nddi, tonight, brought the yearly, _yas about _ ._ » W -

uc 1 vin the n to rhesszm he ave slides

thTsn'_'l‘urks. T‘_'l‘here are stretches of _ cheifiins between Q\1°b°° and Wi_l>°lP°B"- v that are siriérry in onerativn-_ $91” -_ are,east of _'throne and some are _ west of that gown. c ' '

I3’ is going ito be a bis “Sk 11° an

ish .the road ,and 'put it' in shop

t b th d of theiyear

oireraiony _sen -'» _ _ _ ,;_,,-_ _ i, 3 1

an M ` l 1 ` th is om to; hltrxgratihzzetfloztthvg séalrigg giqunds. Elgwfgzfihii been f `_snin;nl° 3 3 _ _ _ M the sissmera Bemmrc“i»shaaI1::}`i$;;i- :averse ::gws‘el;t:;>1::f-_the Hon. _vc 000050; Ei A95 -»~_ ffi?s‘5i§'TlTf”'icoTR5o1T.sse1y_fssml cs°§§_» siren i._ifiii,'c»wn vm='»»~_»1=s1=

_ age,-thg,t_ she had to be taken to dry of oi, Didsacat ‘f0¥___t:_:;e_

A-ci 1-_-»¢=°<,1_."-»=1»'___'°' ""“"'=~f ‘° " ““‘*""""“"’°""‘ ~°"‘ R"“s:i...i.i 1.: ... reporter our on seauiiruisc snncr- has -SM: arf Pr, _°° 1 0,. In cn. Another message “id _ that is _ gi eu were r °t\_“'°l_ .A

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mayge a, big e§or_t"`tTo aeeompllib it-

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mnst seecu

ERUM THE PTIPE NRW IN NEW* YTIRK

- the question of Albania and the Aege-

(Canadian Press)

U M ' N __ must visit six times the churches _ One man who came from a distance

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_ in hospitals and those under care of _

___ ‘ government' physicians. S

A tl-my patriotic spirit peryudcd There are hundreds of persons in

delegation of prominent eastern Odd the Opera House last evening when New Y°’k t° Whom he WMA” 'A0 fellows; Dx-Nichqlggu, M_ p dugg. the Benevolent Irish Society present- 'give treatment for the “ke 0! hum*

d their annual entertainment 1,, anlty but his hands are tied.

honor or their Patron st. Patrick. He is easel' to treat these patients. ggdom dogs mmh an an-ay 0| tai. rich and poor alike, without charge.

tc,-nn] function Q ent present an entertainment of so It AS H Crime 11°* £0 “HOW Nm A0

ch excellence as that put on last df' 5°.-=' }(`fT°d~_mB.““ ’»°d5|Y’- treated 9' I venina _ _ _ - fI°”°" P¢f=°“='S“U°fi"H ff°'° P"lm°"' Austin 'rrsinor ci chsrictretownfrhc It was nigely 1,u1,mce,] und' can-1,4 ury tuberculosis at Bellevue hospital. h ut amid the greatest enthusiasm. All "9 All Blhfance Stag” Of the di* many were unable to gain admission.

;,\,.11e|-B_ M,-_ ‘and M;-,_ J_ A_ M¢])0n_ from a. large audience. The opening 0899- Mr, Patrick Case, president of the B. :iid Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brooks, Tor- Humber WM ll Vi0liH-llhd DADHO duet . onto On leaving Winnipeg Sellers TW MTS- A- MUKGHHH wld MF. WMTCAB. ié1l\,§r|:3rl,g"{T]c0:ch?$:\Z3 ioliggk’ following program, every number s. ,ms taken m_ []m1@,- the direction two artists of undisputed talent and ` C "t _ A 1 .4 _iv treat, was rendered:

ronounced favorites`with all audien- snow' _ap mn “Be ` "°w'_an cl eB_ _ 'here tonight, and sold the trip of

The singers were in excellent voice, §0'n00h I}',f)u;dB uf kgs; hlzddogzbcrttq o

Mrs. Sellers coins £0 B1'-°°k’° *mme ‘afar ““d time _t “nd h “S T;scii`cci?iTi; iT§if_ "This-is s 1°“°t°"'“' `

mocks raking fun charge ci thc rc- talzlte “Tre ~ avi»i~'1)'2? ""°°"d T" two Flay” "“hi"“.‘ “““ "Y _ mains had them sent h0me‘ for Oil"-BKT ill (7h11\`|"tt¢l50W|\ Commellt -AB gqondnylllui Entge catgclgldzfgll nlhavs an; accompanist, Miss Bessie Blanch- |,,,,_u,_1'_- unnecessary. G. Elmer Ritchie sum ce" “me 1" 0 "TTI _”'1. S “ ‘k 5 ard, Charlottetown.

,Y Mhvourueenl The Low Bécked the way to upper ~aii.i<1an mar e _s. Car; and J. Parker Hooper, Killer- The D‘;]"""§1°“ hxpretif Company :ul on the pal__t_o! Brough that th, Grand n¢Y and Father _ 0'Flynn, the latter zlwsht t B,ripm°2t qu to utéug 5:1; hue, J. Austin Trainor, Wm. Morgan Omwrs- in nw Maritime provinces song receiving insistent encores. 0" r°°» d‘_’rt'f”;l°tf‘“‘ HF? 0 ' I and Mrs. F. C. Moore.

The young ladies were decidedly principal 'B r m mg Cen res' .t

(Cont ,med on page 4) was only a month ago that Captain

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R. SHUI’ CRAFTS

Sl READY ._.;”._';'.°_2_i_g.i'__%f..‘:i.'izi:. sfsrsfrrr - fi °

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1338cgsfltfénziga'th§_E;st§I;::lel}‘;;2§ SUMMERSIDE, March 17-Walter merside and Cape Traverse for the

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the aft

bit f th f T) l l l .

nin°~ hom: day' as mm, as “_ sub' l(\l?i`e rs! cthe eindlgt Txpggtantnthizge tantial i“°r°a°° in wage" The °°m` thatmight be discussed was the con'

lttee 'reached Ottawa on Tuesday im uf I C d _Om ° _ t 8 . 1 k_ ` 4th instant, and held conferences 'zflggagigla 35;; interees€;d glnasaindugf mght 8' 0 C oc

e 0 GS Ni 0 _ ¢"“°°" and °v°"mg thm“zh°“t “WE triesgfor Prince Edward Island were

that iseir he can set that mfmv Dm- we ic with the minister or Railways _ E_ ,_ H i»i,,i_ H ' “menu in this :isnt of Labor and the I O 'R' horticulture and fruit growing. The Proceeds in aid I’ osrl

M in board The meé v’m,,; scenery ol’ the Islaad is beautiful,but a _

“l’°°- _ ~ __ :_ In 5 ,K _ _Y eh incseimprsssivc sight is s buick tiedvyvg _!q_Q`_1s Wiilihelp him _coll csnslderable opposition and won the M; “ch as has mme the lemma |am_ in

concessions through the power of ous

R 0 M E, M s r c h 1 7 -Pope NEW YORK, March 11-'m1 Fi-isn- I u s t 0 d a y _ p u bil sb e d mann is ready to treat, without pastoral letter deereeing a univer- charge, all sufferers from tuberculos- al jubilee, from Low Sunday, March iS- HC¢0l'diHS £0 his b1"0f-her Dr- Ar~ 0, to Dec. 8th the Feast of the thur Frledmann, who today declared

_ mmaculato Conception in commemo# it a crime not to permit him to do

DY- Hllgli ST:eVenson_advised ajoint ration of the -religious toleration so.

diet issued by the Emperor Con- Dr. Frledmann has been refused per- tantfne in Fourth Century. ' The mission to treat except in con-

dllrd pension- Then the mothers, re- faithful must come to Rome and nec*-i0n With certain hospitals by

isit twice the churches of St. John the medical authorities of the city. ateran, St. Peters-and St. Pauls, Since his arrival here hundreds of raying, confessing and receiving sufferers have begged him t0 aid ommunion and giving alms, or they _them. .

echanical departments of the 1 C t b h d H hu l

and P E 1 system will in future ggldimougaoiddésslsnna E “ “Lg Annuuncusnrs'

_ _ - H

plef-ed DY. the end of this véllf if work under a new schedule in effect 5 g y n0tmn.g.happens_ Feb lst The basis 0! settlement ls lantern slides illustrating the life and

‘ ` `--~-~-'---'~----‘---~-»'-'~--'-~'->'--'-'-‘------=--=---~===»----:---=--=---=---A-----= ditation Lbs wil] propose ii frontier

RR. TRIERMANII

UWT- some would be scvcrel burned

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(Canadian Press)

chosen by their own bishops and and who laid daily siege to Dr Fried- patch says the garrison at Adriano- arry out the same devotions. Thus mann at his hotel has a temperature ple has Offered to surrender on con- ttendlng the jubilee they will obtain of 104 and 105 and is walking ah- ditlons that Turkey’s soldiers be al-

plenary indulgence. out the streets. lowcd honors of war and permitted

H '_ ; ' ` He may drop dead in the strcets.Wa

_ - I - cannot help him. were refused.

| _ Dr. Friedmann can only treat cases

Snow landed over 80,000 pounds, but bad weather mnde the trip drug out two weeks.

gg »|¢|||[__ Hmm My INTERESTING ...__ _,_

LECTURE

Jones delivered ri vciy interesting loci benent of those wishiux: to attend the

H B R “mmf nm 0 ' ` ' M Murch 15"' winch last week mo ture on fur farming in St Paul's entertainment and left on return ub- cliici’ contractor for the construction ceeded ta Ottawa, and mm; the man Han this evening out midnight.

in board all the em lo ees of the

ag 3 ' D y The attention of the audience was m

heh' “`5““iz“u°""'“1°"°' The statistics were hard to get gve cents. '

` ' i _ th i t t ch --- '

concern ng' e nr rade bu e prices- for all Canadian vsluabielurs

d 300 d ri

have a variced per cept ll D3 n

_ the past twenty year3."l‘he reason pi ‘ ici- this-was that the _amend was shes nrsrutlv r°<1“°°*»°‘l~

r r h u bles ere

g este #mast e s, pply. Ta w I given qiiowing the rise. in url” 0! 01°

i ii in "heed ms _ _ or

the ”-uns st?slTi1¢::eLki;Ed';l’ie lee :Ta rnlhof North- Apll;TlcsmvTfril lh°"°&” G"

seem “_ _ iv..=_=_\i_utk_ y‘!:§i;,_ -»°_.__P_~ii 2%

-»= fi ‘i =~ _ Eminence. °.ii.:°'.‘_r...r.i'i:ii::.‘:._.i.~:“._~: :.‘::::=.... sic..

West gar summer _m9nth_,l. Ther; psying`n_o\i`_oily but the few flsherineh ofthe return ickgtlst little ,morethan participating in it, and

gin fate, .UcnifoH:sbii|'tonl‘ist_ ears _a firm ‘beef from which the

*from llehtreli lhqults' at ment would Geri

V1*

of _

fsature|_x'e¢#el\ 11101* c “Rh iii.. I ...i*°"i'ii“i".i:i.."_ react; ..._ "inner " :TR llmus-_f»f °1@1'°"i'_‘\Y"4'*`-_' "“

unsup-

' Accepting Mediation

(CnnBdlBn_P.resa)

LONDON, Mer. 17- The

he Balkan Allies and will, consider heir reply as tantamount to an 08-

dlatiou of the Powers. _

In replies to the allies, while con-

’ .

ine _to bo drawn from Enos on the sea of Marmora to Midia, on the lack Flea, all the tex‘rit0l‘y west of proposed line, with the excelltiull Ui

lbania, going to the Allies. The European nations will declare

that the question of indemnity to be paid by Turkey cannot be entertain- rl, and will remind the Allies that

m _

an lslands must remain in the hands of the Powers for the final settle-

ent

il.”

RIANRPEE RETERS

Til SURRENRE

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(Canadian Press)

LONDON Mar. 17-A Sofia. des-

to keep their arms, but the terms

REIT] AT EMERALD

A vciy successful St. I’atrick’e con-I

cert was held atdllmerald last-evem ng, under the direction of Mr. J.

all was packed to tho doors and

I. S. of Emerald, presided and the

Opening remarks by the chairman. Address' on Irishmen and the sons f Irishmcn, by Peter McConrt,Chur-

Instrumental Trio-Violins, Mr. Ioseph Kelly and Miss Lena Monagh-

Reading by Mr. Clement Flood. Vocal solos by Messrs Thos Dono-

Irlsh dancers in costume, Messrs.

Wm. Trainor and Ivan Hughes. Vocal solo, Mr. F. McDonald. iltcrlneil comedy act, introducing

songs and sayings and a collection of

usical novelties, Mr. J. Austin ralnor.

The accompanist, for the evening ottetown. ' The affair was a splendid success in very way, and a great credit to th rector, Mr. Trainor. S ecial trains were run from Sum-

CUIIIIG EVENTS. ~ IEETIIIGS. EIC

"Alpha Rebekah Lodge meets to-

-1

“A special! skate at rink tonight.

One cent per word each fnsertio this column. Cash must accom-

incipals, and chorus. A full attend-

lllfIllS1ii_-TAGARRT _ THE PROVTHCIIIL

_.2 iillliiiiimiilll

l'\

U soon as it got into power got, 3 ' _ of the island would, by telephoning

inion act passed handing ov_si~_ the from their own house or office, get a

_ _ __!\.e*Il° -1 __

_m--_r 1 ~--°- ~---~~-

The House of Assembly resumed

yesterday afternoon, Mr. Speaker Wyatt in thc chair.

A)((_bT£Tl¢Il FOX COMPANY

MR. A. A. M/lCDONAI.D gave no-

tice that he would to-morrow pre- sent a petition for au act to incor- porate tlie Island Fox Company Ltd.

debate on the Address. After con- gratulating the mover and seconder 0|' the Allllress on their very able speeches, he said he had no doubt that should His Royal Highness the Duke of Uonnauirht return to corr

it to the province, and he was sure he would receive as hearty and as enthusiastic s. welcome as he did on the former occasion. _

AGRICULTURAL SUGGESTIONS

Proceeding to refer to agriculture,

he said he felt confident the farmers fully appreciated the great worln the Commissioner of Agriculture had done in the short time he had been in office. The magnificent attendance of over 500 farmers at the Short Course was evidence of the awakened _interest in progressive agriculture, and the fact that these farmers had gone back home thoroughly satisfied with what they had learned and anx- ious to concentrate their efforts in the manner siiirgestcd by the lecturers was proof that the new policy was thoroughly appreciated. I-Ie suggest- ed that in future the Department should sive longer courses, and in addition that the instructors should visit thc districts and farms where the farmers had not seen their way to attend the coursc and im- part personal instruction to them. lie .could assure the Department that these farmers would' welcome aper- sonal chat at home on improved me- thods, say on poultry-rearing and how to build a poultry house to give the bent results. Such chats would prove of lnestimable value to them. He knew the great interest that was now being manifested in the Seed Show nt Souris, an interest that was never taken heretofore, and felt sure that as soon as the farmers be- came fully alive to the value of the knowledge imparted by the instruc- tors, they would take full advantage of them. 'Tho time had come when the farmers realized that there was a party in power able and willing to look after their interests, and which was prepared to give them a chance to make the most of the present and at the same time to lay th_e founda- tion for a bright and propserous fut-, ure for them. _ /

DEYEIIOPING OYSTERS

He was astonished to hear the hon,

that tn(-rc was no time in the past

n ii i t eh r niii in t

-nv °f<1°=» M1°1=°“°= °'="¢° "'°“*" ..Zd°'si§..3y °§_5’c`3 °i.'_‘fc§°§§fi“ ids' 1

eased which meant. an additigjvfo new contract also, station-masters

_ d ti t _ the revenue _of $5 000 per annum- would have to receive messages up to

i°;gh::°;g‘gtN°;T‘;f§cky prgfchiitrg’ the end of five years it wo _V be f p. m. instead of 6 p. m.; while the 5 ' $15,000 and in ten years company would be compelled to re-

Sl1l`¢l! that was worth the go`§'hl‘i_i- erect a Complete system of poles and ment's while taking up and putting wlrea to replace the present dilapid-

LEGISUTTURE YESTERDA

1-__-#___<

terpriso.

PUBLIC DUILIIINCS

fiontiiilling, Mr. Mcllcnn said there

were not two ollluions in the pro-

vince about the cliaiiges that had been effected in the Public Works ile- .pai'tn.ent. The Commissioner of lfubiic Works, he felt sure, had thi.

l')EIlA'l‘I'l RESUMED the efficient manner in which hu was

,discharging his duties. He had start-

I-ION. JOHN MULEAN resuriied the ed in with thc renovation of that

éhniiding, and ic was s credit to him, |ha'_'lng been put in a llrst-class con- ilkion throughout as regards heating, `cleaning, and health, and without costing the people anything, for the savin effected in heatin and clean-

-- I: ' iz -

Dlete his term of office as Governor-:ing would defray the expense incur- General, he would make a. second vis- red,

ROAD ACT

As i'ei;ar|ls the Road Act it was

useless for anyone to stand on a pu;b- llc platform and say it was a failure. There was a time before the present Government came into office when that could he said, but that was past and he hoped forever. Under the old regime the money~that should have been spent on roads was spent among the friends of the then SOV- erninent. The present Government had come into power with a mandate to change all that; and while proba bly it might have pleased some of its friends better by continuing the old

majority better things would be ex pected of It. So the Government had started into each department with the determination that it should be run in 0. proper buslnesslike way. I the Public Works Department it had succeeded beyond expectations. At first there was some difficulty in get-

tske the new responsibilities devolv- ing upon them, but now with a little experience of the new conditions, he had yet to find a superintendent who was not prelmrcii to go ahead with them. ln the long run thc roads would be found in a splendid condi tion. nnd lie would like to see the man who would stmid up in (acc of tin audiencr and any he was prepared to go back to thc old system.

SL'-H()0LS

Referring to education, Mr. Mciiean

emphasized the facts mentioned hy the Premier. stating that the Govern- ment had already spent $8,000 addi- tional on the schools, nnd by the end, of the year would have spent $20,000 or one-fifth of thc additional Govern- ment grant. The Government had made great strides towards providing better conriitions for their teachers mid better schools for the children.

not yei. been a your in oiilcc, hut al ready lic had made much headway in carrying out the Governmentfs policy!

the Leader of the Opposition claim find they miflhf- FGM- afsallfed that A-he

more mono the Government had at

thirty years when leases could not be its disposfil the inure 'HONEY WUUN secured. If that were so it was thc be spent on the schools. In reiisrd duty of the late giivernnient to take to both roads and schools the Gov action in the matter. He did not ernment recognized that U16 000010 know what the Lcadci- of the Opposi- expected something better of their. tion mount hy coming forward with than had been given by their prede- such n. claim and at the same time C-eSB0\`F. “nfl if had f»8k°l\ l"B‘“°°~l 11° to have to admit that while in power' tion at the risk of unpopularity, and they had done nothing. had succeeded. After a DBBIAHE fe'

MR. RICHARDS, (Leader of the ference to increased representation in

Opposition). I said the leases could rho Federal parliament. MF- MCLBB" be obtained any time during the last dealt at length with the telegraph thirty years until recently when a concessions giving interesting details question of jurisdiction arose between of the means adopted by the govern- the federal and provincial govern- _ment to coerce the com-Dany £0 sup- ments. ply s. satisfactory service, with the

MR. MCLEAN said he understood result that it expected when the new

the hon. member to mean that Niles contract was signed the DI'0VlI\¢c were pcssibic tiii thi dispute siiuiiewollld eniov the same privileges as jurisdiction arose. But then they llid were in existence in other provinces

_othing_ The present governmeii on the mainland. People in any part

message telegraphed for 30c. which previously cost $1.10. Under the

"WM, tm you hom. the o,.ch"¢,,.,,~ in operation; to take in hand to " M'-Gd Ones.

wphe O. P. R. are offering low 'would be _allowed to come ln. ` _means of transit to convey the fresh n' é

tes to Vancouver and Coast poiltspllllilllf-ky when developed would bi Q' Ish to the daily market there was al his f '

_ _ 1116*

I N d nut thing lying waste and making it bro-

*"° """“°‘ °' °“"““ ' “Q _ancrivs cc rcvcnnc, whnc at the rissmo monsmav

same time they hoped, and felt giire

1 rlottqtowa. I-liirnxli. ,A-ll. which everyone would.henedt_ iitauiloston. The Government intended “mph ' """'~rGovernment deserved credit for - 'C0 f°l'W5l"T 011

it Oli

Ill T

.1’ H £ii'e'ini menace evil' 'A U PWM*

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Dlflhifigreii 15~With a ukalSsn:d éiiopmYt§p

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;=,_£_,- - hu--n--ip-_-.-__.,.._ 1110.37; _ H an

s npr- more ‘eminent

ga House Building, Charlotte-!nue}1.h`e~provincc

' votive

gthe people who had taken the I ‘ " ‘ In conclusion Mr. McLean axpatiat- _ <

“Remember “le 0| [Bu Bmiamm would make something out of 'rd on the b‘ ht future' ther w prosperous md .0 "’ "

Merch to the 15th- of April. 'Dick-_ Qrles employed a large quot orrevolutionize the industry in the man ' .an sale daily.. Oiee '0pet'afHouse=.ll\,b9ul' s|`\'d."would éirwI$"mdhq|kem throughout the Dominion and

cursing osincrsicnvrrcm-th»;1stu_¢r»e¢=e_ieg»si_hg_ ic inc isissii as vines opened up which promised w' _ A f J -9

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to his

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a passing,

time to tax those _Jgqney in the fox lie was Perhaps than any one in the some line

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lion. John- Mclean Suggests Instructor Should Visit Furmeré- lion. Chee.

Dalton Speaks on Fox Prospects. A

iicongratulatory reference in ti-__ speeches of the mover and seconf ~ of the Address, and to the visit~.~ H. R. ll. the Duke of Connaug' __ said the Government had only bi in power a few months when its 4 Iegatcs to (lttawa returned with i ' promise of the additional subsi which their predoeeseorv had k~ _ wished for but failed to et He vu-_

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#confidence of_the whole province in amused to hear the Lead" °( tm’ V

position claim that every success scheme of the Government had b - attempted by its predecessor l without result. He need not coin ment on that further than to remn. that it was the difference between r' vfiriency and inefficiency. The l- zovernment got nothing because was helpless; the present governinf succeeded in evervthin it _-- taken because it wentzaho|s’;'.fi_'gmI?a1. ness in the proper manner. After i passing reference, 10 “I0 5lh|ri_\o_ roads (on which he twittodf Mr. 1*: Williams with sttem curr; favors in the First Dli,:‘t:§:t_t°lpcesi:_= he felt insecure in his sept o`°. - district); and the schoqll. fi`li§fh.._, member proceeded to speak og ;

THE FOX INDUSTRY

Some Years ago he was endow-`

with an ambition to start and pro.. cute the fox lndustry to a success? ‘ issue. After many years experimcn'

_ ing he had succeeded, with the res i

libel Ht 1802"! the Dvasibillties w.ri realized, and this lndust

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_ __ _ f It I t h _t _ changed the whole face of the fortune It“:i?_I€§dcc{viltth esucfluzm W EI:,e:,w:;;il:g of Prince Edward Island. At fl: -._

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' experiments were can-lcd ' quietly and unostentatiously till tl: y had something to go upon, and tiirn like Dr. Friedmann, after exP°l'§ll\en' ing for fourteen years they |g¢_1`.

n known their discovery, and he`oh’_/

hoped llr. Friedmann's discovc"i Wvlllfl prove as successful so the_f _ v

ting superintendents willing to under- i“d“st"y' Th” gnm' ‘1“°'“°'§ 59%"

by everybody was, he laid. was t‘;-'_<;_ going to last? Will there be ~i slump? Hs had gfvori"tB| m¢.ttn-,-

very rnrcful studY, not from I point of view only. but from _ ' the province, and the conclusion _ -

_ had coinu to was that there need I ~

no fcnr of a slnmpor set back. 'l` demand for the fox pelt was as grrr' as ever and was steadily on the i crease. and that was the standr "_ whicl- the industry should be judge- hy. Although fashions changed, t' - population, especially in colder cu,-,_ ates. was steadily increasing, s.-_T there would always be e. certain, avr increasing proportion which would i _ slat on getting furs for gamneuii_ Money was becoming more plentii ._ in certain classes, which meant tho the demand would go on lncreasiii.; for furs oi some grade or other. Thin Island held the standard for the hi;_! est grade of pelts and he was cl. vlnced tbo demand for them wo'*ii

Tlir i~l\|pcrinfei1dcnt of ldducatinn had ronuhup for anothw quvur 0! '

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cntury nt least. Last year th ' were only 400 Delta from the lair: in the market which eollldi blslly L _ increased to 1.600 to 2,000. and sliii be scarcely enough to make 3 (uni _ _ of them. Sn long ss they provided .- m0d¢fHf0 Supply they would have __

_ demand for them, and it would bc __

llllmhef UT Years before they had s“f Bcicnt number of pelts to supply 1 ; market. To his mind there w OVBPY encouragement for a contiu. ance of tho prosperity of the indu- f-\"Y for many years to come. Wi; did that mean? It meant that th-:__ husinoss men, who were as progi--_ _

ftpuéld iraniziy hprovinee in Oanad.-_ 3 "5 2° f e' treat opportunity, nad taken it in hand in time, ani had laid foundations which w,oi=.i-i produce ever-increasing wealth `r

over the map they would see an ar ,__ from Russia to Western Canada wha; furs must be worn and they wori gather some idea of the market tht “ was stiilbefore them in thedeveligr ment of this industry. Fi-om their land’s point of view he would like (__ say that when they got people or wealth and a prosperous community in if. they were going to have A p_ru'.~ gressive province. They were gl. 'z coins to hc sscisnca with thank ff!

progress of the past; __ _ .` Jr ing to go forward, and _' _Wi-" the means of depslopinl Ilia _

sources until the »_ _‘ ` _" _"_ When there would Et 1_ J., ity' 'E the whole of C -3-.,_._,,,,._, .__g1I

_ _ _ -f fox fur. E » _ '~ ‘I '_ _

_ g.7 Mu_ -time totake up leases, and thang herring, cod. bake apiTn,€iaddock, in J _ _ `|_¢"'

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sive and as shrewd as were to is

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111 property at Pleasant Grove, ‘on lglyivl hadtgonc onltifg 'principle of 1-‘ acre fog tix;-lfzreah fish indulstry when 552°?" __ __`_";_"_ _ Btu;-day_ the 15th instant, at one.; t tl; B li; pleops f the slarid to c car qi-ry was_in operat. on. 'l‘h;ere wid. .rw U,-*gi \_______n2__ _,__ x .1

meh by order of um going M ge s rs msg; by givin! th was not a better fish centre' or U,” Qs;