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A SA” 'E1TENfTNNTrl‘i‘E3ETNTrirr0r N THE "T" BEN” “E°”NsSdlT;l’fTr'EN ruin
N Two ri-Nn wnrnr eihivss Nllllllll NUWN uousi-: or Loan
Not since me fatal drowning nc-
cident at Rocky Point last summer has it been the duty of a local pcr- iodical to chronicle a fatality by
which more than one party lo or her life ln Charlottetown h
This time the waters have probab-
ly claimed .'as_ their own tug lives- Mrs John McIntyre, ltosebank,
i
drowned, whose body \vas fo
r
told in pathetic details following,
and a Mr Plaster, a servant
has also in all probability inet with
an unexpected death. Mrs. McIntyre and her luisl
servant man drove to this city terday tO. attend vice in St Dunstan’s Cafzheilrnl. service they started for home, ing shortly after nine o'clock, took the‘ice at the ferry whnr Southport. It ‘ fs`l'n`ot! 'known exactly what
place but it is supposed that lvlr.;
l\lcIntyre'was following the s
taking this precaution owing to (hr,
unsafe condition of the ice, on horse breaking through it is
st his arhor.
nd ns
man
iand’u
yes- ser-
After lenv- and
f for
took
leigh,
there.
The first intimntion of the impend ing fatality was recei\'ed when (lu night \vatcbuinn on the Hteain Navi gntion \\`harf heard cries for help As nothing could be done unaided lu iniiihetliately ran to the Labor Union Hall on Water Street, a couple of blocks away and there got several voung men who on ai `v' 1
the sup-
posed that Mrs Mclntyre ran forl
help making' for the li ht
Special to The'Gunrdinn.
MONCTON Februar Ex--A
thc;
Hal fu Muluni
would be able to get assistance
i_0hnS_On dtcidcd that ,m_ Special to The Guardian. Special to The Guardian. der the circumstances an iniiuest PH`Il-*ADELPHIN Pa-» Fell- 23"” I-'ONDON' February 287Prem.i" “ms mmece5sm.v_ Later tm., wmv was Several small disturbances have od. Asquith /had an audience with King removed to Hennessevg Undertaking cnrred since Saturday mvmlng Edward with the object of acquaint- m0mS_ wherein many persons were injured ing His lVl8l€StY Will! th!! Pl`fS¢lllZ
The. dec,msed_ who was abput [Op but none seriously. modifications of the government s at- t.V-five years of age. was an iipright Mobs smplfed cars and assaulted “Hide tlwgard Mille principal quesuogs Christian woman, was the moth-er of _crews ltlmd Police but .State .trompers gin t wit in t e speech mm t e three children and these, with their g°“°"“ Y S“°°°"‘l°<l 1" malmelnlns ,,f§“°'1 , th ,_ mm 1 th father arc left to mourn the sad "dar whereby the Company was °“‘ e p an or e m on 0 e
the hereditary principal.
constitution. »
S
Lord's veto will be coupled with re- constitution scheme in which the el- ective principal is substituted for
This is a good battle cry with
which they may appeal to the coun- try when the time comes for an el- ection which is inevitable before their proposals can be embodied in
ffsfsfunl _ul _ R Hanilla mini
Special to The Guardian.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Z8-In 5 'B900-
ial message to Congress President Taft urged legislation for improvinj the personnel of tlfe fighting force.
He declares promotifon is _nom
stagnant and there is not enough life in the ar-my or navy. He advo- cates introducing younger Mood, gn. ating new offices and increasing the number of men in responsible polftf
.‘_ , _
_ . ' . `ri in at the ‘ ‘
scene looked up a boat und ldiiiiclierl T055 OE 9- Wife *W0 m°l'h“’r who lost to topemte a large? number ' 5 ~ ` "
it. In the meanwhile Mrs Mclutyre her life in an “loft to secure assist' - .-te an-esl tu' lfahar lead”-S"wh0 Nwas still fcebly calling for help and nnee for another in distress. She is mf ‘.3 Deoff et ° dm” er has had “-
those who were attempting to rescue E? Sli”-el' Ol Slxtus MCI-9ll*lfll'5`. Ill the in tl; *bg G de
_kept ans\verin;: back in order to keep 01"" ff MCI-ellall B‘f05» Cl'tY. 81"~'l a LIQOUTH P F_
up her courage till help arriv@d_ sister-in-law of Rev. John B. Mcln- 2S'__Durin . t _' 8"' eb'
With as little delay as p0s.;i\,1e the tyre of St. Dunstan's College und Z. qt el wg `k no. B taficomapnymg .the _ '
|.-arty got the bout on the ice mid, E- M°I“T~YI`e» TIVOCGP. City. ;ne?` qhotor e,_m'iEtn 3 S;ate_dp%hce` '"1'
lrunning it out to the open water, Of the man Plaster or the horse d,,,,en 03|" r 0 er .gal an “ny ' Tilley lriiiivrhed it. 'I‘lic cries by that _“ml Sleigh nothing flellnltc ls l‘U‘0“'H lilvitli A -v O 'EFS 'are m tw hospmal Special to The Guardian' V
time had died away ni l tl I 1 l.‘iiut this mor n ‘ :thi 'lli Sl' ere mwrles' _ ‘ ' ' _ __ of the \_i(_tim_ “___ tak __“ _le ;0‘Y d____e to 1 c_______U;__f~Z =0_m_ Ui! W1 hle (lnly the patience and steafdiness of BLUEFIELDS' Fehnlml' 28 The
' T -` I’ Oil ‘ I 9 In 39 ng ‘ - .
_________ G________y_ _______S___d __y>;>_a__ir____;_y _“___ ___ _1li2>1_k__1___D0d _ost h_l;a;;_e"l’ 0__tgeca_§.ro_og_f_1;‘_;e__:as__t_pr;v_r;;§g¢ilyv»;_d_¢;- recent silencedof (ieneral Mena was
r-,,i,_,_g C,-ew_ T|,_c Sv,,.,B_1,thv of _the whole c0m_ _ms ___1)1O0dshed_ - broken Satur ay a message an.
_“inning ,inlay th., ,,,,,1v Wm, taken munity will go out to the bereaved
nsliorr. ond 5;,~@,,,,,,,,,,, vfrovtg were ones in their hour of severe trial. surgents.
Iimuie to restore life to fbo dryul wo- T00 Sf‘l`|H<‘n in St. l)un.stan’s Catli-
nouncing another victory for the in-
Mena reports surprising govern-
man. Urs. Kelly :ind linlph iinl (7 r. Nll'8~l last evening which was tl
limi* Johnson were suniniondd ,£14 last one the -deceased woman heai‘]i'T T Tnfgllt 12:2? Tquncbgrinifswo hllmiied'
- _ __ s on in ri u~ ~~k _.wah real ii hf- -' . - e iz Bee 2°" mm =B»
Murine; -Wharf »knowfng E that she ovdd an llilliirlntlol-T\",;\1;~,1 ;;;;;,cClTvi[8,T_ l-lcv. l3c.“T\(£'cIr)iTEyr;.l brother In law' General H0l'¥\6l”0 800 011% Other SOV-
___ ____ __ ___ _ __ ____ ernment man were killed and several
"' 'r -' ~"'~~' f W ‘~'-'Z "1-':`-~~~**:*%‘ '*°““*_°%“-"`;`--~~';`-T--~ ' were wounded. _
Sixty prisoners were captured.
N luuss lllnnlfn ruslus ful sun ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,N
in danger of being massacred
~ Tibetnns who are indignant over the '
.recent treatment accorded to Dalai
Lama. The latter is awaiting an op- _
pi,-._ Speriul fo The Giiziiwliuii. i '.\‘uccinl fo The Guardian - iwrtunity to proceed to Peking to ~ '
from n defective one in the Anfcrn-nil' Nniv roui<_ inn.. cs.-/un.-net' uni- roiioN'i‘o_ Fehrnhry 26-pension lay 1118 grievances before the '1`l1f0“e- -_-. i
Hom; gutted the inte,.i,,,_ of tm, _________ _____m______i__c hm_k____ and EL was ____nde_._ed Saturday evcmng in I_t is stated the trouble originated _ in-g Light Lodge at Albion, Lot 59,
building, doing damage to the mount of twenty tliousnnd dulln
from complete destruction.
WNNT INNBN
EIHMS TU ENTEN
_ TISH ENNNBINE
DIGBY, N. S., Feb. 26.-A meeting
of Dig'lfy's leading \vliolesnlc
firms was held in the lioynl l-lotel
today. Among those present wer H1 Brittain, of Montreal. The
ably in the daily papers. '1‘hc i ter was gone into pretty tlivron
and some of the dealers .\‘iilJii\itt:`rl figures on their pr0I10fl'J. lull 110
cision was arrived at.
The information olitainefl at meeting will be laid before thc iuoters of thc 'Dig conubinc, who
expect-ea to report to the Dislii' lifuls
about M.-arch 15. 4
The three foreign sailors tried yesterday and today before J l’elto‘n'und-er the speedy trinls were convicted on three cliarfrvrf.
I..
breaking into Bonuels or fluborne
pi'iii-
cipal business was to consider an of- fer to join, the big fish combine, which has been referred to consider-
“_ ’ thiough excesses on the part of ST. JOHN, Feb. 21.1-As the mission
,.S_ ifffinvl' 1l<>l>=»‘UI_1. :i l\\‘0\uln€l1i aCl1FL’US'. favvl' Of the 'l`0l`0“t0 Globe ill tm Chinese soldiers who were sacking services in St. Luke’s Church, con- all thlat could be desired and the at-
Only _hard work saved the \,,,i|,1,,,g‘\\ern ,,,,,,~,.,,,,\ gwiiturslziy afternoon at libel suit brought by Hon. G. E. monasteries and Pillllgiflg VlllB8€S- ducted by the Bishop of Fredericton, tendance good. Delegates were pres-
~ Um ,,,.,,,u»H h,m,,__ Foste,._ Lama- ohieeted and a Chinese general draw to a close the_ attendance in-
,,.__,__.'_._ invaded the sacred city. creases and the interest dee ens
fish
9 A.
ii :it-
glily
dr-
the pro- are
here iulgc act, viz.,
There v.'ei'r no atteiulauts and only
p .
Last night a congregation which
ibn, iiiiiiieilirato relaflves were pres- ' “ned the church heard Bishop Rich- ,mp _ N A _ ardson preach on "Ask and it shall
_---*_-~ be given you, seek and ye shall find.
nock and it shall be opened unto
,- - ' ic ' ` _
you. For everyone that seeketh, re- The Secretary A. D. McDonald re-
. Ceivetll. 9-_Hd he that Seeketh flnfletll. ported that there were nine Lodges
___ _ rand to him that knocketh it shall he fn the District, with a memioisrshiip of
UF _ Th i ‘““"'“ ,opeiiéed/’ ‘M€ith._ vii,__'f'.1l.__ __ over three hundred. St. George's
TORON'f‘(), Feb. 26- c unique ex- __ 2 __ d d ' “ is qui e c ear, sal t cspeak~ Lodge, Georgetown, having the lar- Dericnce of outi§1’owing two warehou- ni5Tt‘ JOHN’ Febt 6 we nes ay 01'. "fllilt Dl`BYel` 19 all lllsflllu Ol the Z
gh Wlumm Mortlmer' a boy 18 heart Prayer is the souls sense of
'T “ ses in a very fe\v years DHS been the years of age, hailing from Prince Ed- Heed 'of dissatisfaction with itself
- _ - al ‘ ~ _ i _
ST _,,,H_\._ 1,._,h_ 26___AmOng_ the good fortune of the Toronto branch 3/ear_;_i_v§_la;§l_,)t:éJ__I;<;2_f5_\_Y9d _g_l:ldt_;Sk;i‘;hT€ It is the voiceless aspiration of the of t-he Order. The Grand Chief Temp-
visltors to the vit' cste"day was of Red Rose Tea' Mortimer has a story connected with Mart' TS the onward .and upward lar Edward Bulpit was present took
_ 3 y ` For some years Red Rose Tea, at hi M hi h und mol __ ls reach, is the blind mans longing for
George li.»linllry, nn old New Bruns- _ _ . , S e W C so S* Te 0 e S the light which he has never seen. wicfcr who bar :-rent tho li-_.st tliirt' its hgadqlfartws m St' John' (N`B') »mm°'“ti°' S“"f“’ m'°“th5 35° he _lelt Prayer is necessary to the highest
` " _T U 5' has occupied one of the largest and a very comfoitable home in Prince interests of human me The “miter
da Tim; month the Toronto bianch
being in tht; employ of the (‘._. P._ R. ,ias rémoving from 3 Wellington street
'1' 'l'-l »' l ~ ~‘rrr ast ‘ ' h _ _ _ _ _
E»NE»Eflinr' (ii: uahiliclliluT')iEl>llEl/llivf-Tillie*i~ Sgitfdotllgccillfy rT;E;rE1y\vZ;2\1vl);l1 g ' ‘ ' for the uvmg G°d' The “"5” °f
rally of the \ve_~;t, but at the same by the Todhunter, Mitchell Co., at 7
. » 1 U t H ,.0 1 in Front street east. This change shows
time he exihaiiief ui .u'. ll' lM\ the mmarkable growth of the Red
Ulf' "HSN hm” ""El‘l`"g E” "0 H‘l°“"` Rose Tea business in Ontario. When Arriving in St John on Wlednesday I V pe B a man to
__ __ _ - pray. Our prayers should be in a - _~ 1
hc,,rL¢,1" over. lu fact be consider- Refi Hose was first placed on the On he wandered through _the streets all Cord with the will of G0d_.. C cmsed C aus" by °la“5”~ (.1 the ¢i,_f,,._-.Q5 tbnt have taken tario market ten years ago the busi- day without even tasting a morsel of Tl l i diuln Ins nmgncc Some. ess was transacted from St John food Worn out and dejected, he at
inte ie <. ‘l '
l ' ' " ` ` - _ ` very soon -it was found necessary £0 lost wended his way into the een-
Wllflt \"llll1"`°`l““"`~ H” “ces Sims UE E* open a branch and Toronto was sel- tml police station, where, cold and stir here un-f hun sl"ll\t 001105 f*’l` Sf ectcd as the location. Premises were hungry, he pleaded to be allowed to
Irl '~ future taken on Front street and were Very remain for the night. Questioned by _
` bm T' ' _ _ . _._ =' soon outgrown. Then a lease was the police he told the story as re- Y _ Askcd "5 U’ what l)mgw.E'b “"5 ne- taken of the warehouse at 3 Welling- lated above, and added that no mat- _ _ 1" the Work Of the Order' which “'95 ini.; uulllc U0 ill” ""’“°`t“‘°tmn "T the ton street east, and the need of lar- ter what became of him he would ____ ' T*
Grand 'l`i'uuk Pacific, Mr llailny SH1‘<l_ ger premises seemed a very distant not write home and ask for money. '
rn i=
in goo'-
yen;-5 in \vi~_sti.-_»r. Liuiizula. Mr Bailey ' _ d t h _ B in Cam Edw;ird_._1g1gnd and started out pen- tions of uve point to th c it f is ht nrr.-int rr rrsnlrht "'F`t‘o .al's'5’ry. t °““_'ppe ea ware UT" _ niless with the heres 01 making H are er. The startiin be nltessfyiil)
ortiine. He picked up~odd jobs while dy h _ ~ g rev Y U e n the "tramp" and soon realized an t B immmence of death' these
hon h to mire him to Boston wnf1e‘°“““° “S t° "Y ‘My “°“1 thirsteth
ere he Joined a circus and worked h- I t t that nnui hir health failed him §,§;‘§.§"§ve,f,,§,,,,§r°n";§,fsO,t;ynlf,;g{;" nd he was forced to turn his foot- drives him to prayer Most of any
WPS holnelvfird- the sense of sin im l
comm-er cottages and brealriuf: cutul t`h_"_ the ,,.,_,.k ,,.,,S being carried on proi>;1bilit_y.t Bu; With :\tC0“S_l‘l9Ya_l1:_¢f -ii _ BUSTUN- lj`0b~ 26-The full bench
nec. ‘ ii on o nc case yc o r n m
t l t `
the Digby jail. They were st-.it
._ _ _ , _ f the Massachusevts supmme court held in the now hall which is a cred-
, . .na ol’ ._ - _ .. _ Y _
tc Seven 'reefs 1" the l’““‘t°"‘E““Y ‘my ‘""`m_" uc. “TM T lxtfhii '°°"‘ became an ‘mpmume necessity' today handsq qowll “ d°°’s‘°" re' E;hE1;dthe'rh;)m`2‘r£E1lE.LE1Tlfldelargfzlylrigd and will lfe conveyed to Dorelicster|i.¢ running into (uilhiiry ll! Ulf _ ~ when 'p_ H_ Estnbrooks, of St. gnrding the d15¢r;,bm;,On F; theeggate - ~ J P _ The (‘.uu\-disii Pacific are also iieell- Joiln (N.B.), proprietor of Red Rose left lly lille late Mrs. Maria E-lizsdieth
` rc- iulf ill’ ill" IWW' 5500 M-E llamy' and Tea' ester? ttge l;acka% cle; bush A Jfolllelsy lxtltelzavor (;>f(;?f0T-ge Ad Gam” ganist interesting addresses were
. '_ ' ’ _~. » e osea ' o sro w,..., - f . _ “mad notice tf)d'lyf»‘10f uilT‘iiiTewTT;»,E<lpl- "CW "mo" muy “lu Umstfuct a Illlsllld ol Itlidlgneand Tlreylon teas that OXFORD -lUNCTl0N» F00- “"0” bers of his (fagiily. The ai`:1‘E>uil¥fTeT¥rT- delivered TW ll0V~ l"- A- Wightinfari ment as keo ei o fe m llis, bridge iroin Str-ntlicona to has been found pnrticmarly wen 9( the g,.,.a_¢_E,i_t i_,;e__,_1,g,_;sI_;,_f_);l_1_¢ir_s_i:_;_i_; _vowed in ,dw litigation was 9_pp,.ox_ and L. U. 1cn\,~li.r. ulieseiie the per-
tr atv it cost oi o\'01` *Tl-000' 0' ‘” suited to Canadian tastes and condi-. “fn was pu 0 0 T - lmatell’ $500.000~ In hcl' will Mr
tomorrow by Sheriff Smith. __ _ Hlarte Hayden. at Bay "l°“
l’ ._ _ _
tnl in Di-glby fnfplaee of Gil..oi‘t l‘~
resigned.
__ ___-____--_
Minard’s liniment cures gnrgct ln
’" ‘ 1 vf f d R h liink Oxford last evening, when a. J S'
bridge will lui over 400 feet lilul- 1 l` tions. He success o lie ose as _ ._ -__ d 1 _ ludin 220 OMS ¢l1SP0S€d_ _of much of her prop-
_ __ _ been phenomenal, and in a very fewl line lacing 9° " “°' mc g Drty by specific bequests. The con-
C0\\'S ll1“1“l' “’ M HN” Dlmcrm' years has made Mr Estabrooks a i yflffls- 440 Yards- 330 Yards' ind mmf test arose over the distribution of
_ _ leading figure in the tea trade in and “V0 mlles was hmug t 9 al 'Ted the residue of $500 000 The 'husband Jlme “HL
_______ _ _/_,_ .__
YESTERDA
'___-f---'“'
r
The beautiful memorial sc
held in St James church Y05'°°T‘\“Y
morning in memory of the brave who fell ln South Africa 'E011 ao n. o a d in which two .fum
fs 1 g _1 R _ _,_ Province; Roland Taylor 3.110 Allml
Higgs, gave up their lives for country. will iuger long in_ the ory olhthode Pl`0E~0l\l$~ Qllltc 5 her ~of the ‘-Contingent who
part in that niieinowlllv 0H\uD=\lf!_l\ urtando 1 in uniform others iw PU"
vstes, senile several of their mil eonira'd`s turned out to do tlieni or. Chiiplain Fullerton delivc splendid* discourse from the
verse; The Mnmory ofthe J Blessed! He spoke of the exe lives of the deparflad heroes,
chapter gf Proverbs an-d seventh
ni o
Hlllendid example] of their life and
¢l°l1f‘l1 and of the glorious hu meeting them at the last Roll
for Uhoy served their country well
and hniiiored their God. The.
were ne _er heard to better iulvirntage and their rendition of The Iiecesrnon al. Wah never liefore equnlle-d in
Uharlotbhtown as the many
Vlllvos 'joined fn the noble words of
the renowned piece set to-the
martial air. At the close , the con-
flfvlatf n ofned in sin in the
K i iz 1: - l0nal ‘nvhenp and than remained stnndfi while the solemn strains of T00 Match in “l~lnul", played bi' Mr.~. Iatkis, filled the large aud-
llorlum with its sool stirring s
BH mon memories travelled buck to
Y
01° ‘leant places which have Ped fn. many homes since that orabfle day ben years ago. It fs
honed that our memorial any will
be celebrattd yearly and not lnwed to drop into fnslpmfncnn
years
Ill C lil*
ust is
__s» -~-~"' '"’.""” ""' ' ' Canada. _C¢S_5l“l llnlshf Th” entries "mule Jerome Jones, a well°kno_wn Boston,
rvicc '
lads
this
tlicil'
`lll\ll\l‘ took
itiiry hon- red n l0tb
plary f the
Pe. .ni Cali,
choir
fine
most
Nat-
tra-ins
occur- meni- fio he
be al- es. At
Y’S SERVICES
hom _.ml ., wreath Ill3'~`¢0 "ll the
lui_s_f;._ (, H W'11it,c preached fit the
_._ ,_ . _ _
|~‘n~¢.-t f\lf~t.lio<lfst Uliurcli in the ni_o__r_; ‘ tulaing as liisilflxlr -lU‘l“f ' ' i_i:_f1._____ ____cn,,,,. in his own church the
. ' ' _ .i`- lhlld
si|li}ect\\‘ii.~, .\_oloinon_on 3;; f-22____ l’i‘oblvin." 'lext_. lfU_‘;“ W' he ..»1~,.m,, up a child in L__;:g’_______ sliould HUC flllll “'h_°“,,he 'S 0( wh0lc_ “"t ‘NWN fM“~ mf' -ll,-lrfllmyhv thr some truths \\'0l_° _‘ lT°.\|m` .1 alleln e of speaker. W0" ’*““1_' rl "ELT H,g t |,,. api- is the child; and it ts 11 Tm. ,i,,,,,~ of the home, the SCll00lf1fl<l
the rhureli._ The _eliildreu__;.i'\€;l_;__:lS_; und fluff pity HS. ll W0 lil d _ ___ _ -;'<uu~ for breiul. But 1 W0\ll IH 101 2);, ,.L_,.,,,,_,,I. than the giver of such a Tleeepiioii. With what an awful re- cord soiiie ll1\l`C_lltB “re falling (fd ul the ei_ei'nities re the ehfldreu._ wmv H ld. Thomas, ofthe First llletlidilistl ffluu~cl1,-exchanged with pe.. 1; u. white, of un-_ Baptist Ulurrcliiiii the morning, and spoke 'funn Joshua 24:15, “And if it seein elvil unto viui to serve the Lord
(_h,,,,5,._ you this day_\vhom_ yeh will serve; wheflier the (rods “bib Y0lll‘
fathers served flint were 0" tfuedothl er side of the floful. UT' the G" S 0 the An._,,,»i;cn in whose land they dwell' but as for nie and my ll0llB9. T we will serve the Lord." In the even- Vim; |,,. ocgnpied the pulpit in his own
‘_l _
ch,l,l,T:.l _L _ 11 Floyd. pastor of the (,tnt,.,,1 (:hrf.lt'inii fthnrch occupied tue Pulpit iu his <'l\ui‘eli m<i=‘ii-lnl§ ai_i_d evening. Ai the lottri sort _ee_ e (_ _ uvr-red the null of ms Hl>°f‘-H1 F" 0" of m.m,,n,,, on his travels through Palestine. the s|\l;‘llf<" lfelflin A
\\'n1k ’l`bi'ougli the f ntacoiulis. __ H, HL w»ter'_s ('.ntln=dr-al yentfl' Bl'
llll Bold-ters’ _Muihument in flhu
l'l'lunrc A memnrfl\l'sc-rvire wa
s nlso
. _ \_ .~._.~, _
_ _ ~_\
hi
the subject being “The Discipline of the Tongue," the third ofthe course. in the uveui-ng his _-1u'bJect.wa_s “Re- pentance," the third of a course On “Cond-itions of Salvation"
|___.l
CHICAGO,
Feb Corn
March Corn 61;
_ . .__ ,si _ n continued‘l this morning was thirty-five 4e|rreen -
"'.f"f.‘,ETT;'T\.- (..Tn;TTf-|r.f.|T:pT»Tl .\|.rr-inline, Mfnnrd’s Lfnfment our-es nistempcr. nhovr zrrn, Mfnnr<l'» Lfnfment wires Dfnflwrfa.
‘illdl Sl’”°dY notables as Lpgan’ “` merchant claimed the resid
_ h _ . ue clause
Efalllgmv 1?_:_)g’_;"_‘_;';'1‘é oléntgjill Jomfld to mean that he should have about Thulneéoh of sprihghiir ueadhetter u"°""°“'""’ "T th°. “’“id“°~ ' “ml
, .
0 P - _ W stvme Below is that the Gane famiily should only
and Waters, o c - hav t d~v~d tl 1 ll Sllnllnary of the °ve“ts:“ 1 t rem?1in(i)nr,i ]fc?uiE1tnlTfynt;`nd1eE!ds(T;eli‘T:s ttlihig
220 Y“"h5_Fll"SE" heat: Logan' S T construction Mr Jones took the‘m‘a.t
in st. P'au1's_ &`hur¢h»t_l*°"- T~ i“'~ .’,V{°§§c’;‘f,lgé 2“d? T`h°"‘l”°“- 3rd' Tim” ref the s;fp_re_me court. The Gan;
Murphy preac ci in e morn ng - ~ __ _ L d_ rea ves mia n aned that _the proper from Luke. 1523~7. and in _the Even. _ &_;,€conié___§le;;:__cC_7_<;l<_¢H1§;‘_i_ 1,;§_'ne “QM interpretation would give tnem n ing his text was Mark, 1.>:.‘l-1_1 _And sl:___0:;l_`l»S r ' ’ rtnuich lgriieph s_l_iar_e. It was decreed nt the ninth hour, Jesus crie in a_ -‘_ - _ tt 2 d, o ay a e us mud be given $5, loud voice, saying, ‘Elo_i, ldloi, lnmfa (_I‘_l¥:_l_\;;L§_lZ_;"“»,1}S_Tf_»eI-';6‘§b;ec§I§as_“ ' 000 and then one-half of the reunain- snllHCtl1Hlli.' Wllivll lil. being interpret' "Leo Y ’d _‘First héat Logan lst. der of the residue, the other half to ed ‘M G d, m God why hast “F 5, ' ’ ’ be divided Uh G
. Y 0 Y » _ ld’ 3 d_ Ti among e ane family. T,,,,,, fo,,,,,,k,,_,, Me7» ~ __ ind. MCDOM f me __ ____ ____ __ __ ____ _
ac Lhurch Rev. Mr.. Harri _ ~
In (lrkee in the mornin on "Free- Second Hem _ Leadbetter' lst' Condensed AdV¢nl5¢m¢nt5 “O” “T” g nouchr znrr ooierhhn ara. mime. 47 . ‘mm by the Tr“th'" taking as his condd I E T (Too late for Classification) text’ John’ 8:32' In the evening the “Fin l'-Io an lst' Leadhetter 2nd- '-1"'---.1 .--:---_~;-_'_-_-_-_T_`-__-_-=
subject was “Awnkened out of B __ :__ 3;_dg fmmé 47 Becondi ' ]30Y_g WANTED to deliver Guar. Sleep", and the text was from R0" (T380'\Tnrds'-Lcadhetter lst- Bouehe d1`a`“'9 in early m°""l“g~ A9015” IMDB. 15111# .“l ‘ vnu. Thom son 3rd Time ’1_36}_ ’ at Subscription counter between B In Zion Church, the pastor, Rev. ~ Oh Muel_’_B0'“che'1su Ijcadbetter “_ m, and 10 a_ m, 2-231131, ueorge E. Ross, prcaclied in the 2n__¢I__ m___m_ Bm. Time 33" , _ :w.lT.SXL._Bf..___arE&___i_;______é__-.____ morning from 1 Kings’ 7'22#uUpun 'l‘TireegMfles-:Bouche lst: Leadbet- »B" 8000 <lUBllf»Y lit 32 Cf-S Per ll?- *“° *"9 “E the il’m‘"” W” my ter zrnf- colehhhn ard 'rink 11.13. E. B. Love fi. son Charlottetown. “;‘;rl;'__;vig: $23 gléfgingt £:,:,lhi'f:‘{1ar:`g]';l;_ Flve Miles-Boudhe, lst; Ing'raham, T Z-28d1w'pd. c f . - _ -l_T_-°l`~“°-”-- " under bymfns were sung. The text 2",gi_eM£';l_;_;5l1;ve::_‘éd°a 1111122; l;_5~;_Z;__tes___ |4\_()RGIn :n_c_l_ too_l`s _to __let.M Tern? was "The Master is come and calleth ed [0 an wmnm the sho,-1;" events M K n;l“o2T>. Kei' SW I oCh ml' tt ' E" thee", 'mlm' 11:28' hut wrlgs hard praised His starting g cw” 6' ng 2x}B;i;rT§i& fir? eé ‘ Last Sunday's open discussion at was a feature The léngel. races we,.e‘ ° n' __ , __r Pi; the Y. M. C. A. men's meeting prov- au keenly cbnteeted Bouche and SALE A number of rolls of cd so interesting that a similar and, Luadbetter each_ Bghting hard for .u heavy brown paper at five cents equally interesting meeting was held [Est place the Winner in each event per roll. The real thing for laying yesterday, based on "If a man com- getting it‘by inches under carpets or oilcloth. Now is the pei thee to go a_ mile go with hfm The managing com'n_dttee are -to be time to secure a. suPPlY l°l` H0080- t“'“l"'" A rmdmg was given "°“" heartil con ratnlated firstfn secur- cleaning' Dm-mg housbcleaning Mm" a book written by E. I. Bosworth on m sugh B lgmud matérim and Seb lBS|2 FUNDS W9 C0\1l‘d 1100 B\lDDlY half time topic. Ulrfc Dawson led the gn its th 'd i the demand. An order of two or boys' meeting in the inornfng om y’ W e "Be an °°.°r“'y more rolls will be delivered free to
’ w;'i_§;iedwl_;;_ch the different events--'ere any put of the mm Subscnpuon
counter Guardian Office. 2-28d3f.
_ ci-iicaoo MARKETS. RAN _0S,,._ 8 sum o,_mUmy_m,m__ ,R
Feb. 26-(Special.)- A Market House or at Stanley
_ T0R0NT0_ F-,,,,_ 28__|,<n3h to Bros. Fin-der leave at P. Mullims,
Feb Wheat`. _ 114| Htrr-nv f-nuth'wes0:rly winds, mild, R.T2lL_"‘_."'"_f_l_§lL____ _.___ ..2’“z9E1_‘3E' im-.rch wheat -. img occasinal rein- V ',‘»\N'l‘1°”- e hav Pf°=°~ -'me Pf1°°.
. - . 65l 'l °
‘he engt-h of today will be elevm V also sim of bundle turned out
hours. Addnss Box 172, Charlottetown-. The temperature' at three o’clock 2"‘29\l3lP<l
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l Lodges ble arranged by the Executive.
their report congratulated the Good T
Y
Miss Elsie Westaway, the Lodge Or-
TU .NNISE TWHEEK
Special to The (lu1irdiaii_
pedition has been organized to raise the steamer lslander sunk ten years ago in 300 fathoms of water near Juneau, Alaska, .with $2,000,000 in gold in a strong box. _ _'Phe location of the steamer is known but the depth of the water has forbidden salvage.
The plan proposed is to lift the
vessel with a hugh metal seine.
MEETING UE TNSTNIET .
LUTIEE I. Tl. G. T.
The quarterly meeting of Victory
District Lodge, Independent Order of Good Templnrs, was held with Morn-
n ’Iiues'day, 22nd inst. The day was
cnt from Murray Harbor. Camblridge Cross, »Montqigue and other parts of the District.
The District Ohief Templar Richard
Creed presided, amd gave a report oh the work done during the past .quar- ter
est number of members. V These reports were received and
von to the L/ommittoe on the Stfate'
part in the business and contributed much to the success of the meeting. Some time was taken up hearing re- ports from the different Lodges repre- sented, which were interesting and en- couraiginig.
The District Secretary-for the
Treasurer-reported that the cash on hand amounted ' to $52.00. $25. was vo_tedi for orgvaninimg work in the Disi- trict.
The report of the coniiiritbee' on the
state of the order was read and our
The Report recommemded that B
plan of fraternal visits between. the
This was adopted. The committee in
emplars upon the fact that so_many‘, oung men were taking an interest
hopeful sign for the futvure. The
re
In the even-ing n pul/lic meeting was'
After singing hy the members led b
isiiing" wasf snug and the meeting closed.
The next meeting of the District
SEA'I\'l‘I.E, February 28~Au Ex-
port of the commdfltce was adopted) .
r ions so that aj larger numlbcl' mtg
gain experience.
TETl|]Y'S TTNNT
Special to The Guardian.
GONDULAORO, Soudan, Feb. BB'-1
Roosevelt’s hunting tour is ended. The ex-President and his party hlgvg arrived here looking wonderjfiilly well and delighted with the suecon of the expedition. _'
Roosevelt will be 'received by the
Pope in Rome and will be entertain- ed at dinner by King Vfcbor.
__wnnl|ls ul ui.
ulvfui an
(London Standard.)
Over 200 signatures of distinguish-
ed men in all parts of the country are appended to a circular letter fn support of the Daylight Saving Bill, which William Willett intends again to press forward. ‘It will be rembm- hered that the 'select committee of the House of Commons, to whom the bill was referred last year, expressed approval of the bill, but recommend- ed that it be not proceeded with fur- ther on account of the “great diver- sity of opinion” and “grave doubts which had been expressed as to whether the objects of the measure can be attained by legislation with- out giving rise to serious inconveni- ence in cases involving important in-
terests."
In 1908 thc committee which satbo
consider the proposals reported that the effect of the proposals ofthe hill
would he-, inter alia:
To facilitate army training. To benefit the general health of all -
classes.
To reduce industrial, commercial,
and domestic expenditure on light.
In support of the bill were over 120
corporations and town councils, re- presenting 15,000,000 peopls; 46 cham- bers of commerce, 100 societies, and 30 trade unions, with upwards of 250,000 members. Recently a simil- ar bill, introduced into the Legisla- tive Asscmbly of Victoria, Austra- lia, has been reported upon by the selection committee, who consider “That this bill . _ .- should be passed into law." The signatories to the present letter add that they are confident “that 154 additional hours of summer day light for 154 hours of darkness during the leisure time of the majority of our fellow-country- men would be an inestfnmble gain to
them."
Appended to the letter are the
names of W. Abraham, M. P., Canon Barnett, Sir C. Bothell, ML P., Sir John Brunner, Sir W. Bull, M. P., T. Burt, M. P., Dr. Clifford, Justice Darling, Sir A. Conan Doyle, che Bishop of Exeter, Admiral Sir E_R_ Freniantlc, Sir Alexander Henderson, Lord Kinnaird, A. Lyttleton, M. p__ Lord Meath, Justice Neville, Lord Newton, Sir (`». J. Owens, and Sir W.
Ramsay.
Lodge will be field at Montague in_
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'Ilhoughts by Henry Van Dyke.
Pleasure, Wealth, Fame, and Use- fulness. We owe it to ourselves to consider them carefully and to make up our minds which of them is to be our chief object in lffe.
. As a man thinkstn fn his heart
so is he, and so is his world. For
_ those whose thoughts are earthly
and sensual, this is a heast's world: for those whose thoughts are high
WHITHER BOUND
== WHAT HAVEN ?
There are really only four great
practical ends for which men and women can work in this world:
Minerd's1iniment cure|_ gargot in eu"
?
and noble and heroic, ft fs a hero'| world.
When we choose between two lines
of conduct, between a :neun action and n noble one, he ehoole also be- tween two persons, both bearing our name; the one representing what il beet ln us, and the other embodying what fs worst. Let me then put this question to you, very llmply and earnestly and personally: Wlht fl your desired haven beyond tin grave 7 It fs for you to choose.
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