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DNTADID DEDATE

ii Aliiiiucilv

Special to The Guardian. TORONTO, March 16-The last. word

on reciprocity so far as the Leg-isle- ture is concerned was heard today. The debate reached its final stage

last night and this afternoon, follow-

ing A. E. I4‘riDPI Holi. A. G. Mackgv addressed the House. The Liberal leader moved an amend_ ment to Sir James Whitney's anti reciprocity resolution, followeil by the Prime Minister who spoke brief- ly. `

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SANADA EEAAS

Special to The Guardian. _ o'i‘TAwA, March-is-'nhe Director of the Geological Survey announced that diamonds have been discovered by a survey in British Columbia rock, the first recorded discovery of dia- monds in Canada.

INTEIIESTS IN AADIIDIIDD

PARIS, March 14-The Cabinet at a

lengthy sitting today considered _the Morroccan situation and decided to take determined action for the pur- pose of protecting France’s commer- ciul relations in the Cliaouia region. The French force of occupation will be increased from 4,500 to 6 500, and will be instructed to co-operate with Hillel Hafid, the Sultan, in keeping the turbulent tribes in order. -In addition tlic Uahiliet approved the financial agreenient whereby the lliink of Morl'oi_:co is authorized to make advances to Mnlai I-Iafld up to $2,000,000, to he devoted to the or- ganisation of a force of 5,000 men to maintain authority and promote the economic development of the coun-

try. France on licr part agrees to the

O r

suspension of the annual payment of $520,000 war .indemnity dlie on ac-

in 1007, until the advances are re- paid.

The Frcneli Ambassadors have been

net's decision to the Powers which

signed the Algeciras convention.

'l`Olll.ON, I<h‘ance, March 14-The trniisport Vienh-Long has been order- f eu to be in readiness to sail for Cas- ablanca on March 16, with 700 A

men

suflered by the Gherada tribcsnien at I

the hands of the French troops have a liuil a saliltary effect, and the tribes-, men are now submitting to authority Ib

in increasing numbers. It is expected,

because of the improvement in tl_ie h

situation that the French militaryli cxlledition will shortly' return to the _

M15 Henry MacLean ave evid

Owing to the inability to stay with in a mod:-late limit, University o Pennsylvania students have been fer hidden to play poker hi, ii1l_ nude, penalty of expulsion.

steak-eating contest between boy ani girl teams of the Brooks Bowlin_ Club the girls won first honors.

eeuiit of the eampnign at (lasablanm 1010 was killed in a I;rnin accident oi

Heir to a million dollars and a Har

instructed ec ccmninnicnic the oahl- vard izradllatc. Harold Clarke Bur-

.IHANEETU PEIUTEIIT _

clerk at S0 ii week to learn the busi

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. o FEZ, March 14-The two defeats fl`

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DIVIDED SKIEIT

IS DIIPD

Special tc The ouardi,._,,_

RIO JANEIROI March pantaloon skirt has reached elro and two girls who were '30 llcpularize the curious

welre mobbed in the street. no he Dolice were called to ed xf1l'oamcachi!iriwlhI;le the other

with dim____1t;€0 denudement only th

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EIGHT DHDWN

Special to The Guardian,

CLEVELAND, March 1(;_Th Suv" SWRY Of Elle. Pa. foil ei-illy_ this morning in a violen 0UI2S1de Cleveland Harbor and men aboard were drowned,

PATIIIEK IIAIIDDII. EDAIAAITTED EDD TIT

' on

E. N. n., Mniéh

The preliminary hearing 01 pai; Carroll foi alleged assault upon Haivey Plilnney, was completed foie Mnglst‘rate Mnltby today, UH’ lrisoncr was couiniitted for t

he lan

rlal lea

that on the night of the assault, shf ue had been chased by a man, who, ii id appearance vias like the prisoner.

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TELEGRAPIIIC BRIEFS :ry

E, MR._MA’l‘l-IIl<1SON-Biit we have the

° uaiority of the country now, outside.

FROM MANY f PLAC

'-Io :cy iis ren

NEW YORK, March 13-In a beef if

lut

PHlLIADl<1Ll’I-IIA, Marcli13-No ne of the 130,000,000 passengers car ied by the Pennsylvania Railway ii

'ol

ho ve

hat road.

GAMBRIDGIAI, Mass., March 13-

ell has gone to work as li grocer; ive

ess in which his father made hi. _0

ten bn

ortune. _

l\l[NNFAI‘O‘LIS, Marcli13-Harr-

eyers has _issued a challenge to

ne-legged man for a walking matcl ii om -Minneapolis to St. Louis, start ini; ng April 2, each contestant to posi ,v $1.000 side bet. _ \ NEW YORK, March 13-Fined $5 foi v egginm John Murphy, a teamstcr _ as asked if he had this sum. “lf `,_ Ia ad that nilich I'd get ml1l`l`l€<l." 11" vh 'eplied. W0 BOSTON, March 13-Socicill Womffl I Boston and suburbs are taking u

Capital. o

0F THE LATE IIING_,

OTTAWA MarT;li_T4-A magnificcntI

equestrian 'statue of the late King T

I<ldwni'd VII is is to adorn the centre of the proposed Plaza Laurier at Ot- ' tawa. _

This is understood to be the wish of a majority of the Dominion Cub-I inet who have just approved of the plans for the merging of DniferinI and Sappeis Bridges into the broad expanse of a Plaza. It has been an-I iiounced that a statue of late Thomas D‘Arcy McGee would be given thei plnce of ho_nor on the Plaza, but as there are movement afoot in other cities to erect statues to the late' King, the Government is said to feel, that the capital city shollld not bei behind in this respect in honoring the memory of the deceased sover-_ cign.

HODDSTOCII MAN IN NEED '

~ 0F EXPERIENCE

MONTREAL, March 14.-Marvin'

Peusley-, the young New Brunswick llitcher who is now- in the South getting a try-out with Hugh .lenn- lllils Detroit Tigers, will probably be farmed out for the season to one of the Eastern League teams, most like- ly iiuf’falo_ He needs experience bc- l0l'c he can hold Ia position with a lug league team.

Artliui- Flnnemore, the former Mar-

itime Province professional hall Dlsyer who broke into fast company, lust year when he got a try-out with Montreal in the Eastern, is’not like- ly to be taken' south with the team

this year. I ______..._._--

urestli g as _

E Two classes are now running, ani »o Queslinlui srluue i_____e____ am m,__, ,O ,,,_ _._ .

h ' ld certainly have dousei M on of this place. A Dil/Sl, _ t .L25

_MAN PAY

I n a promoter of health

nand.

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HREE FISHERMEN

oi.oUcnsTnn. lwlhr. 14-Three fish crmcn lest their lives _today “PSI ,gn he falling” schooner Hattie A. Heck _-ca man mid the powrr fishing vesse Dwi Hope came in collision near the out we ___ er range of Gloucester harbor. Thi She d ad rill of whom belong OD hom" ,

E » - - icto

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the Hope, are. Captain Lharleihpl; .0119

dersoii, John Anderson. 50” f' _ W Anderson. lllld Johll CE‘°“_‘b"S' _ $6556" The Hope sank _immediately aim 'The the collision chrcryms fl” fllfae _‘_“°‘ ,esda with her. She as one of a _ee_ o _“Bti '~Neti;ers" that came from liillclllilall that TW me way of the Great }'?'(e1{u&_ norni the St' L““`rIm»cc Rwerthrxellisieon ‘-00 P U10" WHS ‘Wt '“I""'d by e C0 iengcrs. sixtY~one tons freight and a-

' lout a half car of express matter.

ea . _ _

s sin. Fon .._,, .

ills own sum nn...

iut no

nsronr Penn Merch ls- Ther

Gonna. » . _-_md _mb hh -or

H Dmgenm had been a 0 honesi .lie ma

ld lantern looking for lm ,y

e accounts of long stsndfn. ll

Pllf 50"* f i iape Tr in the hands of an attolrgiety nr_;iéecoo_ m passe

TCCI-l0“~ Am°“g them W i lacks mail which was all Wednesday’s $1°_““PE"s§ ’;;§’,I‘§'e’;”‘;tV,'§f,,g'§,°EI‘f.T§,, 2'. nan with nic cxccpticn or nic c. P. pro essiona s _ ~¢_ wmc his 50”-tlgeroy' 25coy‘f‘f;l:,enég(;`he haw. -liiding 30 sacks of Tuesday’s mall The 9- °"“°y ' left over 'rl a of 'callinil on the Y0““l! mal' t‘ bmu

1 0 ,~ 1 vas Bee how he E-en' ailong It? `t‘TiITstIE;olPlii1 T9-I" “TTI

fer being nsherei rl _ “ward ls

Verfloson, who is _i_i;arrie;léOKJ__Il_linsg_lE Five ice paid the lon!! Stall “ET “ t' 130 mm,

Ml!ia1'd'l Lfnlmclt cllfc! Dllldflm- _ll0I'hi“¢ was B“Ed_“bf’T‘_Ei ALIEEQSSE-_f.-_-_-_-1 sacks mall and one passenger, arriv- ries .

The sweetest lives are those to duty

wed, - -

Whose deeds. both great and small, I Are close-knit strands of an unbroken

thread, `

Where love enables nil. The world may sound no trumpclfl.

ring no bella;

The book of life the' shining record

tells. _ }

Thy love shall chant its own bentl-'

tudes. _ I

After its own life working. A child S

kiss ` `

Set nn thy sighing lips shall mnke_'

thee glad.

A sick man helped by thee shall make]

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-‘-‘~'-‘-""‘1`~"""""`"T“'""""` "' :ng in Gaps Toi-mentine at 11.40 a. ' _.__.,__.,,..__ _ .,._ .

DRONNED AT GLOUCESTEI T

JIEDISIATIIIE PDIAH _ PIIDSEEDINBS

15__The Thursday, March 16.

Rio Jan__ The House opened to the public ar, engaged 3.35. - _ garment MR~ COX Presented petitions asking Viet gm' Phe Ovvllillg of a road from the was one unctlon of 'Dundas and Cardigan

SHV- ROBGB to the ChurchRoad and also

at the Cable Head Road be straigh-

_ tened.

_MI-L McKINN_ON asked the Commis- :1<;r;ers_of Agriculture to lay on the

» tg 8 certain information respecting

_:_ Experimental_ Farm accounts, w ich Hon. Mr. Richards said would

brought down.

t HON' MR. RICHARDS laid on the

e tug able information respecting model ndered orchards asked for by Mr. Dewar. t gale Aff-°l` further questions and answers eight the H°“°¢ resumed the adjourned de-

bate on the JailIS‘ite Bill, in Com- mittee. Mr. cox in thc chair. _HON MR. CUMMISKEIY resumed THB Spcccll. showing that the old jail was in an unsanltary state and a new

e had become necessary. Legisla- ll was adopted authorizing the

‘;i ,' - transfer of the Jail Square to the

'lilly for a public square and the pur- chase of a new site for a jail. He

14- recited the steps taken dgwn to the ricl-l Ilreicnt, including the securing of a Mrs lite for the Experimental Farm. The

fl Ovullpicd by the Farm is the pro-

ani D€'l'f~Y Of the Livcal Government and is

sed to the Dominion for farm ur-

. I . I p ence POSBB Only' and it is increasing in val-

cvvry day.`~No voice had been rais- against the action of the Govern-

'nent in that regard The Govern-i

nt was endorsed by the coun-

Charlottetown.

PH I-'ADl‘ll»1"H1A. PH., March 13- (There was a good deal of jocular

‘emarks back and forth across the

use for a time, which Mr. Cummis- met in good humor.) Rssuminr speech be enlarged- upon thc great. eflts of the Farm to the people the Province.

MH. DEWAR thought it was the

y of the Opposition to oppose the

lovernment in case principles are in-

ved. As a farmer he had no objec-

:ion to an addition to the Farm, al-

ugh it had before cost $8.1867. But had a Stock Farm of 300 adfcs be-

`ore and It proved a failure. The Jlominion should have paid the cost if the Experimental Farm, especially

they take two dollars from us for ry dollar they eetiirn. ,

MR. WYATT re-stat-ed the case' as

the purchase of the jail site, con- ding that the ‘loss was/ eziual to t of the jail site in the-city and

I -600 besides. The purchase of the new

te now proposed had never been

horized by the Legislature and

as unconstitutional. Public lnonev ad been unlawfully expended. We ere not justified in making presents 0 th d dealt hardly with us, ich the Premier himself had said

e Dominion which

denying its our just claims.

lloN_ Mn. cuMlvlisKl~lv ___ciA_i1nEi

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IALIUNIGATION

THROUGH PROVINCE

AND IYITH HAINLAND

he Earl Grey left Picton yesterday 7.00 a.m. and docked in George- n at 2.00 p.m. She had twenty- t passengers, all Wednesday's C. . mail, consisting of nity sacks, r of express matter and the fol- ng freight: one car fioiir and ars mixed freight. leaves at 7.00 a.m. today .for u with passengers, no mails, the ing freight: five cars oats and cars mixed and a quantity of

ss matter.

Minto, which left Picton Wed- y at 7.00 a.m., and which was n the heavy ice off Cape Bear all night and until early vesterday ng, docked in Georgetown at .m. -She had thirty-seven pas-

ves tomorrow at 100 a m tor taking passengers and freight mail. asseugers and express matter

this city from both steamers and

il from the Earl Grey arrived

special train yesterday at 5.00 p.

ehoats left Cape Tormentine a.m. yesterday and landed at averse at 11.80 a.m. They had ngers but' brought sixty-seven

by Wednesday’s boats. This ght to the city by special ving at 1.15 p.m. The mail now up-to-date. boats left Cape Traverse at yesterday with thirty-eight

b came via Picton, and in-_

linalilisiii

will luiill

Special to The Guardian. MONCTON. March 16-The large

plaster niill belonging to_ the Albert Manufacturing Co., Hillsboro, was destroyed by fire this morning and between 100 and 120 persons have been _thrown out of employment. I The mill had been closed for six weeks' for repairs and was ‘to have been started again..today. _

DIDEST AIIAII DEAD

Special to The Guardian. I GORRIE, Ont., March 16+George

Gordie, probably the oldest man in the Dominion, died in the township 'of Howick in which he had spent the greater part of his life.

He was born in Ireland 105 years ago and retained his keenness of in- tellect to the last. *

DHINESE WIVES DIS- I

EDSSED IN SEIIATE

_ OTTAWA, Mar. 11-There was an animated discussion in the Senate to- day on the question of Chinese wives, lt came up durinh consideration of the amendments to the Chinese im- niigrntion act and Senator Thomp- scn asied if ih-=re were many mar- i-ia;-es between Chinomen and white women..

Senator MacDonald, of Victoria,

B. U., admit'ed that many Chin se and .lapsnese married white women. “Some women,” he added, “were so anxious for marriage ih y would takin n man of any color, white, yellow or black."

Senator Power said the admission

fee ni $500 seirrnd loo lame. He iliought $200 would to morematisfac- tory.

Sir Rifhard Cartwright replied

that ihs was A point. whl~_h had been much dirczzssed and on'wliich the poticy ba;i been pretty thoroughly settled.

On a lirovisioii allowing a China-

nnn born in Canada to bring in a wife without payment of s. bead tax. Senator Lougheed said in his opinion the bill should go further in this dir- ection. The Chiuese, he hillicwl, w.re ss fond of domestic life as any" one else. Jn his o_:inion the laws should be broadened so éveiy Ch.na- inan entitled tp admission to Canada, should have the right to ‘bring in a wife withoilt payment of _.the tax. ` (Continued on 1-'age 3) .

IAIRANIICIII PRESBYTERY

' IN FAYOR GF UNION

NEWCASTLE, N. B., March 14--The

Mlramiclii Preshytery here todav vot- ed _in favor oi_ Church union, nineteen to four. ' ' »

SYDNEY IAAN VICTIM

0F STRANGE _ACCIDENT

SYDNEY, N. S., March 14-Guy

Pierce, employed in Moore’s hardware store here, threw ii shovel iull of pa- per and other floor sweepingls into the furnace yesterday moming. There was a 12 guage buckshot cartridge ri- mong the svreepings and the whole charge of shot poured through the furnace door, filling the young mai_i's legs with shot from ankle to hip. Surgeons are now extracting the

shot. _ _ _ __ ,

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HAMILTON HERALD

WINS LIBEL SUIT

TORONTO, March 14--The actions

for libel which Dr John E. Wilkin- son, the J. E. Wilkinson Company and the British Canadian Smelters brought against the I-lumil-ton I-lerl ald, on account of an article describ- ing the arrest of Dr. Wilkinson on a charge of receiving ore stolen from the Cobalt mines were concluded to- day' the jury bringing in a verdict of "no libel"‘ af-ter twenty mi_niites»“de-‘I liberafilon.

FALLS FRGIA YI-AGON T0 DEATH `

Pnovmnucn, ri. I., March 13-_ whnc driving some to Georsmvllle with a load of lumber, which hehad purchases in this city today. Phillip Arnold Angc11._'l5. fell from his waz- on and was instantly killed. .

COLD ftlffil SHUI! _ .

TORONTO, Mar. 17-Strong north westerly winds; cold with-snow fluc-

tem erature recorded

fn. _ I -

A special train left this city' for ye'£:;_di;‘i;?B_chirtT;en degrees above

Cape Traverse at nine p. in. yester- "ro and the highs” was g_hirr,y-nv¢ lay taking no_ passengers and thirty- Ahovm The noldwt mm,-ded the pre- ’~“'° “ck” mml' \ mono. night was _ tblrty~fo\\r ~do,;rees- There, was no special train to above “rm _At nmB__p_ m_.,1M\;nlgI1i;

"Ong Georgetown last night. “_ '_ thtrtefn _dum B 5; °_¢ "ro,

thee B ed thyself by ever Yesterday the Southern express. tha we eldo .will be high this afternoon,

h _

Thou shalt 0 so V m“f`*°|'“ °’°"" and um wmem H' 12.81'and tomorrow afternoon af

Ben” trains arrived in the city on “t

Of service which thou renderest. erase 1 -_l2_55_ . - _ -_ I

» - c » » time. The Summerside accommoia- Tha lmgth _M md", Wm be seven,

LOVE WILL FIND THE WAY- clon train was fifteen minutes late. hmm’ and mty_six ,.hm,,tes_

* ’ ' ' " 'l‘ha._sun sets this -BVQDIHS It 5-07

Love knows how to nursg. Peppli CORRECTIONS AND OMISSIONS. and tomorrow _uurnoon as __5_009g; is

e l arn how to nurse n a nos 'l tomorrow morning a . an

canllo e mam how in taki On Wednesday the Southern accomo- ‘é:_‘:hy_m0rmng,.t 533

pun' They may d 1 th d tion train was ten minutes late, M tm Mlening M g_09

g rature, give or ers or 0 Y a Th moon ses s

the igtirgllte to attend to and dispense the Eastern accomodation ten. min- md :omormw “mm “_ 10_15_

°" I ~ - t comodatlon

df I at the pl‘0P°l` ¢lm°» PM Eh” llf»°5-T°E'°- the W” “rn “° _ The coldest .temps-rati‘ro record d

Tzandztnenllralng. The genuine nurs 'me hour late, the Siimmcl‘sl~dc acco- last _night and “Win B to {_-H. creates an atmosphere. There is ar modation fifteen minutes late andthe OIMOCK this nioi°.n'ng was ten 00 inflection in the voice, a gentleness Ii Cape Traverse accomodation fifteen gn” above ,mm tba that cpm the -touch and ii ltelleflll ‘I‘;“"f""“""' "‘E““t°B lam' registering the=e figures at three a. that are never found spar. rom r _ ----f“'°‘°‘“"' _ m. and going down. The wnrmwtl kind heart. I , Millard s liiniuient cures burns. °li~ that period was thirteen Idegr

above aero.

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Special to The Guardian.

NEW GLASGOW. March 16-The Vwtorias have captured the Starr Trephy. _ The “C0110 Same ended eight goals

to three in their favor. Tonighilq Bama was much harder than last High* BB Sydney added a new mah on their left win g and they played' B lll1!`dI rvugh and defence game from start to Ilnlsh. In the Victorias. they found more than_ their equal.

_With fifteen minutes to play one bf

the Sydney forwards was seat to the noanis for repairs and was unable to return. so to even up Murphy bf me Vlctflrias was dropped. ilen Rotten- bury w-ho did the trick was gene to the boards -for ten ~minutes ‘rest and' the game continued six .players to nie against the Vics.. _

The score was then five to three

and the remaining minutes seemed like hours. The V-ietorlas at this per- iod had their opponents -scared as-d scored two goals in succession with live men to six. ’

After Rattenbury took his posltigri

another goal was made and the game ended eight to three. _

The boys leave tonight for Picton. NEW GLASGOW, March 16, 9.10 p.

m.-'Phe first-half just finished. Score 3--1 in _favor of Victorias.'

St. .Ioseph’s`ha`v~e added a new man

and the game is considerably rougher than last evening's.

The St. Joseph's scored their goal

in a time when they had six men on to the Vic’s five. ’

There _is no doubt bllt that 'the

Vic'n can ihold their opponents down as none (of, thelrzmen are jiurt.

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AAAI BE STIIIKE

Special to The Guardian. WINNIPEG, March 16-The present

working agreement in the Crow's Nest coal mines expires April 1 and the C. P. R. fears a general strike that may effect the Kootenay and some Montana smelters.

GIRLS 0F TDDAY

T0-ll FASTIDIOUS

SPRINGFIELD, Mar. 15-Mrs. Kate

Ups'n Clr'r‘»r_of New York srid that women of today are too ies idious and too fussy in tie choice of hus- bands. She 'believes in marriage and that her sei should glory in be- lng.ab1e.to do handiwork. -r ‘ I

Mrs. Clark gave .B talk here on

“Solomln versiis the Modern Wo- man" before ihe Womans A1Iiance of the Church of the Unity ind she said that unless the woman of t day learns to place health and strength before good loolis she will not amount to much andjmen will not re- spett her as they ought. She said t-hatif she had her way she would be the greatest matchmaker there ever was.

'lhe young womanpf the present is fo; fastldious in her tiste 'regarding men, and if one does not come np to her .ideals she thiows han ever. Her advice to 8. young woman is to mirry when some honorable and decent young man offers himself, if sue loves him. Women, she eald, ought Lo treat husbands right and not be fault finding.

We are learning. she slid, that a- trained and skilled hand is as mlu- Bble ns a skilled h'.'ll.:1. Manual train- ing schools are growing more and more, although tob many women are ashamed pf skill with their 'lt.IndS.

GTLBERT PARKER ASIIS

RECIPRDCITY QUESTION

LONDON, March 13-In the Com- mons today Maclrinnon Wood, an-I swerlng Sir Gilbert Parker, said he did not think it would have been practicable, and certainly it would not have been desirable. l0l` AUITWBBH' dor Bryce to have made separate rg- presentatlons to the U. S. A. about the negotiations which the Canadian _ Ministers under the _constitution were competent to enter into., _ _. __

$200 REYIARD FOR .

MISSING YI. F. POPE-

SHERBROOKE, Que., lvl-arch 14-

Ths relatives of W. F. Pelle. the Broinptonville merchant, who disap-_ penred sg mysteriously some true ago, announced today that they would give Ia reward of 42.00 |01" Ill' formation of the missing msn wheth- er dead or alive;

Mr. Gilbert, curstlr of the rstitl.

this 'morning stated that Fope*a es- tate was worth over .$6,000 with only ;a.ooo sock riches. 'thc i».h~-ci-v of

aaeircah be found. Popels fnmityare anxiously awaiting the remltr-'of the

-blood test. ) NNTS” __i'l‘°°.ll*,°_lPf._U_l§°jl_§2!*§;°_°_~L__

- ANTED, a good smart boy to N take parcels in A store. Good w gen. Apply by letter to P. 0. Box gg _ 3-I7d3i. __

I AN'i~sD`fécvéi3iil agents. inherni

commission paid. Apply to the

I Singer Sewing Machine C-o., Newson Block Charlottetown. 3-l7dr3I.

Supplement $40. Aplllv £0 '-7- A~ Mlll' P ray, Becretarv of Trustees. _ 3-17d4i.

'_ ROWUNG, `l3urke's 'Alleys unldr-r

I -level: 2-26dti.

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“IANTED at once a teacher for ` Clyde River school, No. 63.

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ITAIIAII JIIIII S

'IIIDTDIIIAS WIII; I '

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I Special to The Guardian..

VITEBBO, March 16--A brief strike

.of the _jurymen who are.to decide the late of the Neapolitan Cainorra thugs and an attack on the photographer by Alfano Camorra, the leader, en- livened the trial today. ‘As soon as the 'court opened the foreman of the jury presented a pro- test from the members against serv- ing for small pay in view of the prospect of a long trial.

The jurors are to receive only nine-

ty cents a day.

The Judge promised to send their protest to the oftlce of the Minister of Justice and the trial proceeded.

Special to The Guardian. .B/IONTREAL, March 16-The Board of Trade will endeavor to have the I. C.'R. 'brought under the Ilaiiway Commission.

CANADIAN NORTI‘IERN'S

NEW RAILYIAY I LINE

MONTREAL, M-arch 14-Sir D.n-

ald D. Mrlln left this evening for Ot- tawa. Although -the date of the be- ginning of construction has n t yet barn settled, it is now known thit Mackenzie and Mann will build the section around Lake Superior in two years, the distance from Sudbury to Fort William being five hundred miles. The engineers of the Canadi- an Northern have succeeded in find- ing a very fine location through what is call-ed the great clay helc, where the quality of the land is as-good as in the better section of the Province of Ontario. Thire are two hundred miles of the best spruce pulp-wood, and three hundred miles of pin:,tlie C. N. Railway officials being Iauthar- ity for the staftemfent that the traffic from Sudbury to Fort William will be quite as lucrative as any part of' the (`ovmpany's prairie section. 'lhe engineers also state th;-t the c~n- sfruction will be carried on at both inis and at several intervening points simultaneously, and thit in two years from the time the w.ril is put under contract the rails of the C. NAR; will be laid from ihe St. L-awrenre to. the Rockies.

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ST. JOHN, March 14-The public

utilities commission met in the ad- miralty court chambers .yesterday afternoon. All the commissioners were present with the exception of o. M. iviclnnscn, oi slicuiuc who in confined to his home by illness. On this account, hearing in the matter of the complaint against the New Brunswick 'llelephone Company,_wbicb was to have come up yesterday after- noon, was adjourned until tomorrow moming at ten o'cloek, when it is expeeted»Mr_ Melanson will be able to be present.

The solicitors in the case were pre-

sent yesterday afternoon and inform- ed the commissioners that they were ready to proceed with theheariiig.

FOUND DEAD BESIDE ROAD

NEWCASTLE, March 13--The funer-

al 'of Albert G. Somerville, a bache- lor farmer of this district, took place Saturday at Orono, Mr. Somerville was found dead beside the road. 'ft is supposed that be was thrown from his vehicle and struck on his head. He was an industrious, prosperous msn, and very popular.-Mr. Somer-

ville was 46 Ycars of age.

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ST. PAUL. Minn.. Merch 14-A

elevator in the wholesale furnitur- house of Gordon and Ferguson, car- rying :-i number of employees, drop-

eral stories today and two

ipod sev _I =women and a lnan were killed.

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Special to The Guardian. I ii wasl-nNG'roN. March 15-In ui-

nounciiig the functions of the new

ternational Joint Boundary sion between the United Stahl an ` Canada, the_`Bt.ste Db'DsrtmotQ :Ti has issued a statement aettinqlfog; that the Commission- _ f _ ‘

"Ie clothed with auch comprehend

sive and far-reaching powers that if is regarded by the Government as th!

' most. important step in the prom

tion of harmonious relations between the United Statesand Canada 'thus far taken." T ‘

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Special to The Guardian. , ‘_" GRAND RAPIDS, March 15-Zbyn _

seo. a Polish wrestler, won in two

straight falls 1a.ct.nlgh't in a"dni:2

match with Dr. D. F. Roller of Sea

tie, the first fall in_o_n_e_ hour six min- utes#-i5 seconds, and the second In 13

minutes 45 seconds.

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DDEI DIED SISTEII

NEWPORT, Tcnn., March 14.-'ro

avenge what lie fancied was a wrong done to the honor of his famllii Kid- well l\lcSween ,only son of Colonel W. F. McSween, a prominent lawyer ‘and member of the State Democratic Committee, niet John Pritchett, a _young railroad man, at four o’clock :this morning, and engaged in a duel in which he was killed instantly. Pritchett wus wounded probably fat-

ally.

Only two blocks from thelscene of

'the tragedy Miss Emma' McSwee1i, _Kidwell McS\vc-en's sister, who had lreturned home in company with Pritchett, was stopping in the homo of a relative. She had run awav from a school to which she had been taken _ _recently and niet young Pritchett at

Knoxville, 'l`enn.

Fritcliev.i_ came to Newport two

years ago to work with a switch sn- |gine crew. On his daily run he pas9~ 'Ied the house of Colonel McSween, ‘and Mis: lVlcSween, who is eighteen years old, attracted his attention. An introduction followed and they became fast friends. The McB_Wccl\_ icniny objected to his aiiecnelcnuto the girl and he was forbidden to _ come to the house. _

I ccionnmcswccn placed his daugh- ter in the convent at Nazareth and she had been there _only Si! W06k¥ when she ran away to the_h0m° Of ll .relative in Kiioxvillc, Bhd f-Blcphouad Pritchett cc meet her there. He :loin- ed her Friday and the Bret- ll1f0l'm5' tion Colonel McSween had of her 09.' cape from the convent was when Q report was circulated here on S_at\ll“, day morning that she had been malf-_ 1-ie'ri the night previous to Pritchett,

The family became resigned to

wedding and at seven o’cloek 1 ,_

night Pritchett and Mies ilcsyvag

boarded a train at Knoxville to

turn home. A friend of tl_1e.McSW00 family learned that 1010? 'had n°\_ married and advised them t0.'°° tinue beyond Newport. 'llhcy did but later Pritchett changed his ini _ and returned hem earl! U11! l0°l`l1' ing. He was advised hy_a _frivlld D to show himself when he arrivcil' B he stepped on the train through t

baggage door. He went .around b? hind cnc ucecc, while young M¢BW°°_, and his uncle met the Sllfl- __ ' - _ ivicswccn followed Priich¢_t.:_.an_£ caught hini at the stairway to 'Pri chett's rooms. McSween owned mf with a revolver and Pritchvll F09'

ponded with one weaD0\1 Whik’ held another in reserve. T116 ~<l\1°l W

fought in the darkness wlth0ll_i5»

enetrated McBW90l`l"

Six shots p _ _

n body and three hit Pritchett. Prii-_ c chett walked back to the station,

where friends helped him on board ._

fast train which took him to a hr* pital in Knoxville. The SITA 535 fl _ gone home, where her brother lx acne, but spent the dev l¢»¢l\° 11° of her grandpar€""' _ _ _

FIRE IN

on Wednesdaynlght the village o 0'L»iiry was visited by what wa prof:-ably.t`he‘moi1t'disasterous fire in its history, thc value of Pl'0DP»!'tv de- str` yed, being about _$16,000. 'lain buildings burned to the ground

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, I William Boultzr's grocery store.

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stores were destroyed. t o va ue

dollai s.

The fire broke out In Boulter e ` d was first noticed at

-s ore. an quarter to eleven, when the buildin was wrapped in flames. Kennedy

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iKennedy. Bradalbane, aadaformo I1 scondueted a drug store in S\gmu;l;~ side. He subsequently remov§l"tD the West, and on his return to tho island started business in i0'Leary, where his store has 'onlylboen in operation for 5 few days. The build- ing which he leased from Mr. Camp- bell was about ten years o1d._Ml.‘- Keiinedy had a large stock 0! gggldf

“Almost all the contents of the 'three valued at between $4,000 and 35.

h 1 ol The Ellis’ store was 5, comparative-

th ds s ved being only a few` ly new building, a._bout.3 B ‘°° T ic me about s4,ooo. and

's 'was worth $5.000. a Mr. Bonlter has been ddfbg busi-

g ness in 0'Leary for about two years. 's O'Leary has been the scene of quite

store about 8 feet. distant b¢l\li°lllY a number of Bras during the past

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ic-aught. The wind was nw n 'strongly from the south, and th “ture of Mr. Ellis, on the north sid of the street. immediately opposl was the next to go. In one hour t-

hard work In saving a building feet west of Bouli:er's, and oeeup hv Mr Dalton as a drug store

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Mina.rd's Liaiment relieve; Ne\iralgiu\ Mr. Kennedy is a sen of Sam

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` three buildin gs were heaps of einders fini. people lenght fthe flames valiant-

ly with buckets, and succeeded, aftgg

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,- » market. open lawful days bw v... Ilihllip Evans as a harness shov- ‘ I ri I th ilra la

B dve or six years, the worst Pmvloul e to that of last night occurring two

0 years ago.

Mr. Ellis hal $2,000 on his Dropertj in the Nova Scotia Fire 1nsuranc\` Company, i~ep'resent.ed.b Col. Davis- on of Charlottetown; T-la had alto some insurance in companies ripro- asnted in Summei-side. The tot-al amount is not known. -hilt hlsflou will be considerable.

i Gonipanies represented by Hyndman

un- & Co. of this city carrie $1,000 on

Kennedy'l Stock and $400 on Bolllr

\lc1ter's, .

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