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lElI|lliNiS UN

special to The Guardian. LEXINGTON," 'March 22---»’l‘li1»c..

trainmen were killed and twelve ii". jiired in a collision betivcen tw., fi-_eight trains on the Nashville Rini. ivay at White Station. Tires. tl"Hil'lB m¢t 110-ail on an-il piled

in a heap.

special to The Guardian. i\iAii'sH/iLi.'roi_vN, 1.iwii,ii...¢i,

23-'I‘\vo- more victims of the wreck iiiive died, bringing the list of .iiimi tii 44 and making the wreck the mos; appalling in the liist‘ory of the state.

Four more bodies were iiiilcirtifieii,

leaving seven still iiniiiilentifie;|_

Sp;-cial to The (iuiri'iliuii_ AM`HERS'I‘, March 22-All trniiiig on the shoft line brancli from (lx- f.,i~.i jirnction ‘no Picton was lielil up ge-.'ui‘nl hours today owing to ii i-Ui. lisiinr hetwccn 'che westbound pussvn ygi-r train and the freigiit going iam,|,_ The collision occurred n short dis- tiinee west of Denmark station.

ilzith engines were badly daiiiiageil

but no one was injured. 'i‘lic accident is iittribiitiil lo iiii

open switch.

f`ll.-\l’AUD Dl<]UA'l`1'N(} i

AND Ll'l‘El'iAl’.Y :%iil‘il‘I'l`\'

The (`rripaud Debating and Lilerziry Sii-iety held their iveekly nicetiiig on

Saturday eveniiigrin the (`riipaiid iuill, whicli was well filled, thus sliiiiv- ing the interest wiiich is takcii iii lliis society. The subject under de- imte was: Resolved that the presi-.iit pin- in rr.g‘urd to automobiles bc ite- pi\iiliul_ Opened iii the aflii‘ni:itiva by ll. ll. 'I‘at(‘, being nl.-ly siippiirtl-.il by- lirv ll. M. Fenton, (‘. (‘. Mcl{'iiitosli, ignni-_ Beer, John liflyers and W. ll. g]ii»ri'(~|i, Opened in thc negative hy \'eriiiin Moore who ivan: sti‘iuig'l_v sup- piwtnil hy Dir N. R. llovY0l`._ ll» ll- ,i,~i,;ng_ Urisp M.-iorc, Il. M. Filciloii- ..i.i, iv. N1. Len .iiiii i. iiri-_-fir. 'riiis qiieslion proved to bring up s'oir.o livi-lv and interesting iilsciissiiiislle- im; `piit tii vote was carried ns ii- giiiiist the resoliition by a_ small mil joiity. (For the information of the ,,,,i,1i.~ it, may he stated that thc pro- piisril liill is iiut to amend the pre- sent lnw proliiliitiiig uiitoiiii'\liili‘.< friuii running in this Pro\in<'i‘. hill. 1|,,.ri‘ is no »dcsii‘e or attempt wliiit- ip'i‘i' iii Tfillenl the l)I`0=`l'nt' law' H"

no inuny persons think.) V 'nu-1 i.,i'ri-1 J,'.i\ii;s .\ii‘I"l»"“"{. _ _

, ill" h`ldAlti.l‘l'lii‘\\\

'l`hi- fiiliowiiig resolution, s'ig'iieil by;

A ~i \‘l"ri ht- David li, l\l:ii~i.ea\‘ii, ii.

_ i . if _ _ , _ \i'_ '|`rur\mmi,' l\rIn.jiii‘ i.`i»\‘;fiii‘i', icuii .\i.ii'i.i-aii, Mrs. Chas. hi~iiiiI'\11flll. flllfl .\li's. l’. l<`. Allen, on behalf of Aiiro-

Special to The Giiairiliaii. i.oNnoN. Ninrcii 22--'rin iii......;.1i.

is the niilbority for the statenit-nt that thc Govrrnnient and the L;-isp l»|`i'iilcr are in siiviit' of agreement.

(‘h1incel,ior Lloyd Geiirgc and Chief

Liberal' whip were in conference two hours aiiil exchnngcii views, cordial nd unreserved

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LUNG iiiiP|NS _

ilili `Piiiiii|ii|ii|i

Special to 'I`iic (.lua‘rilian.

i`Hl(`AGfi, Marcli 22-It is now a

nii:_‘ni.‘oaiiili»i`, for ii woman to wear loutl hiit pins in public places in (`iiicugo_ Any woinnii caught \\'ez\i“iiigi one is liiililc to arrest and ai fine oi $50.

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iNS'i`l’l`ll'l`i‘l 1\ll'1l<l’l"lN<l

Niili'l`H 'i`RYUN.

Meeting opciieil at 7.30 p. m.,

Miircli Iird, l‘rcis`iili‘iit i‘:imcron in the chair.

The iniiiiitcs of the last meeting

were read and approved.

The pri-sideiit inti‘uduci'd l‘i'of. J-A\~

Uiiirk, who began his address hy iiiv- iiig ii description of the Fxperimcnt- iii l~`arin~-\\'hat had been already ilone in thc way of ilriiiniiig mid pre- piiring the land fin" next season's \\'oi°k. llc also told of what they iii- tciideil to do in the way of cXDl‘l`l‘ inciiting with thc dilli'i'eiit grains, grasses ziiid roofs, also fruits. A i,"-.vp miiiiiiiii iii' inforinzitiiiii was al- ,io igiieu iibiuit the groivinil iff Ullfll' iii, iiiiwii i:i'Dssf=-. liens. "Mo "ml home grown iurnip srcd. llc stroililr ly iritoiiiiiieiiileii the ti'i\Ht\l\f~£ <‘l ‘f“1` ,wed ,mls wifi. fi»i-inalin to destiny the smut. A iii.;eiu=sion iin potatoes und their iiisuases :ind ciuii-l‘00f ill turuips uns Lzikirn llilfi ill hy “°m`l.\`, qu p,.,._-uni; i’i-of. Clark ciincliidcil . - ~ _

h.V advisiuir our fnrnii~rs1 tor HOB’ uiitliiui: but the best of seei ii ya

kinds. _ 1 I

.-\ vote of iliiinks was teuileici tie

,dpi-iiliiir and nvliiioivleilgriiil by him.

.rhig “-,Le gi gf oil invetiiig.; ivitli a

fair utf.enil:ini:e of f:ii'iiiei~>:, consider- ing the .~'.horf notice lIl‘-`0\‘-

A inuriteil fi-1if_ui'e wus the number

uf ,,\,,.__,i;.,ng n_e-kiwi by ihiisi-_ present, nil of ivhiilli \vi‘|‘i‘ <‘liccl‘fIlll.\' ‘ill-"“'cr0‘l by the speaker.

Tuesday, March 22nd,

House met at three thirty. HON MR HASLJARD tabled the

information asked for by Mr McKin- non in respect to the Education Commission.

The Trustee Bill and the Summer-

side Incorporation Act were read a third time and passed. ’

An Act respecting Government an-

nuities was read n third time and passed on a straight party division.

An Act to Incorporate the George-

toivii Temperance Association was read a third time and passed.

"[’lie House then resumed commit-

tee to consider the Cold Storage Bill with Mr Cox in the chair. `

MR DOBIE said care should be ex-

ercised in this matter and said the province is not as well fitted now to iruarantec $25,000 iii_ bonds as it was eight years ago. He said the Op-

gosition did not deny that Cold

torage was a splendid thing but the

said farmers would not get any in- creased prices. The people of Qhe country should he considered before the company. ~

MR MATHIESON said the discus-

sion had been protracted and did not think it ivould be ivell to prolong it further. I-le said the Opposition ,thought the bill defective in many i points.

'1`lie reading of the bill was then

proceeded with and some discussion ensued on clause six which provided that the Commissioner of Agricul- ture should become an ex officio member of the Board of the Com- pany. Mr Mathieson claimed that lonly shareholders could take part_in ileliberations at Board meetings, and would in consequence be of no val- ue. _ .

MII DUBIE naid the clause would

ibring reflection on the Commissioner lsliould aiiything unforseen occur.

l The Clause was agrecil to.

_-inotlier amending clause

moved by Hon Mr Huszurd respect- ing the control of rates and tolls was :1_L‘:recd to.

It was»'nio\’ed that the rcport nf the

committee be adopted. Moved by Mr Mathicson and seconded by Mr McNeill that the report of the com- mittee be not adopted but that it be resolved that no system of cold storage will meet the rcquiremeiits of this province unless it provides for cold storage warehouses at George- town and Summerside as well as in Charlottetown and such other central shipping points as may he necessary in the public interest for a continu- ous system of cold storage of perish- able goods from the place of origin to the destination and further that it is unjust and contrary to the public interest that any particular corpora- tion sliould be i~;iven by the Govern- ment special advantages not open to

'rnic i..~i'ri: i-.hx \\fi~:iis'r.i<:i:.

'|‘i,.- .i.iinniiuiii\~ oi Aiiiriistiiie Coifcl

one iil` its i-lilczit and most i"l'l‘"lll\P|\lil citivens ileiiininiii \\'cbstei‘. who died

i-ii lilvisioii Room, Seai'li=tu\\'I\. l\H-`| iii-.qi [iii-ivfirilcii to thu frienils of thi; lute .\lr. Affleck: Death has again vn- ii»ri-d our little circle und i'riiii»\`i‘<i. in the person of -lanies .Afiii-ck.. one who was re.upecf.cd and liiiii<ii'_eili by all who were associatiiil iviiii him in our order. When, at the coin-

iiieiiceiiieiit iif i.he iii‘i~sciit ti‘I‘u‘. l1“I llc hi-ld the ofiicr of ~l\l‘~'tll`9 ‘lf the

iviis iii.~:t.alled into the cliiiii' of the; l\'i»rtliy Patriarcli, we looked forwarili to n pleasant and prii;-zpcriiiis ii\\21l`f- ev. in the Division llooni wc shiiily iuiss his geiiiul persiiiiality and sage, ail\‘ii'i-. He will be niiseed in cliiircli nnil in state, where he c\’i’l'. l‘i' "X' ninpli- and precept, siiiiiil for ull thzil ' is high and noble. But it is to the;

loved and bereaved ones iii the lioinc one of the llii-'est Vfnrins in i’i'incc ivlieri' ive look in vain for one who i‘iu\l\l.\'- ll" “I5” °l‘°"`“l“"‘l n' ”n“.`

lil iniii fi t _

run lili the vacant place we won : iiiih the tenderest feelings cxteiiili our sympatliy, though we realize nl. the siinic time how little it eaiil

nviiil, compassion of the l\'liistcr,l ills wife, (irnec Wiii‘l'l‘ll. lli0<l lllitl”

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who could shed the tear of .~'_vmputli_\ ui the grave of Lazarus. I~li~_ husi pi-oniised to be a father to the falli- i-rless nnil xi husband to the widi»\\'_‘ _\hi_\ our lives be so shaped that iii the by and by we may ` uroiiuil the great white tliroue to re-

uiiitr with the loved ones who have .i. \\'. Lung, Neivtoii, Mass.; Mrs.

i:\uxi~ liefore. There with the i.'l`0Ht l'iifriurcli above we ivill join thi' uns

iiriikcii family to he fi»i‘evcr with iunu. \`ii-foriu, and .\'lrs. l’etel‘ \VEH'-

the Lord. i

Miuai~il'e iiiiii-nent for siiie everyivlii=ru

‘pig i-iiiiiisiil and iiilvivc was well rc I

, I

all mcetil-lurri' ll.. Ht ll"mf`3 MW' Unvm

.iii Murifli llth. =\.1f“ll 30 .V°“"*“

jp. “-,,__- Him of the piiiiierrs of the:

i.-,..i,.,,i¢ _ei-rvice between the cape.-:,l h.,\-in.. (~|~.i~:si~ii the slraits for tifteriii ` "` ` ' - . . ~ *'_ _‘pm-,, ip (iiiiiipiiirv with .lanus led ward Wai-i'i‘ii, Neil i‘iimpbell, Artliiir ||~\‘ing, i‘l;ilip li'\'ini:', all of i\'l1'.IIli iiiive pi~i~di=i:casi~ii liini.

l.,,_H,.(. fm- tw;-niy-fi\'c years. He :il- ivais took si irri-at iiitci-rut in the ],\||]ii.- gi-lioiils, liziviniy been ii trustee for iiiaiiy years, wud \\'us_ r.ii\‘ays'p_ri;- sent :it the annual iiicrtiug, at iihicil

iriivcil bv thc riifepii_\crs if the dis- irif-L. _ i .

.\t the tinic of his ileutii he owned

' ir abou twenty _vcai's. lllltll

last spriniz, whin failing iicnlth com- p»-llril hini fo retire friiin active iiiirk.

iv-oiie gear.-: ago and he leaves i iiiiiiirii ii family .il four sons and Hn-,.,. .|,.,,,,_»|,¢,».~,e-__ viz: iieorgc fi., in ihiiifi, _»\llii=rtu; lliiivririi W., l"oi'tiaiiii, ,,,.,.i`-..i`i; John fl., Vaiii~oiivcr, ii. (`.C

llliiirliliiiiik, of Miintrosc, l.iit 3; Mrs.

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,;,,,.,|,,,, ;i|cirm-liiiig, Augustiiie (iYi\<_, ulsii tu-ii sisters, Mrs. Henry lind-

ren, Nortii liiver.

lliinnrds Liniincrzt Iures liurns, etc. `

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AN Auriioinrivic i:xiiiiiir

or si>iuNii MILLINERY

An interesting Account

, styles as shown, a member of this staff ` by the firm of S. A. MCD0ll¢\ld

A representative of this P80" llllll the pleasure of 9, visit to S. A. M0- lliiiuililis milllnerydepni'tiiil‘"t» “Pill irnii cniirtwiisly shown the new Sl>l`\“'i»'-" Hines by the head of nie iii-ni. as-1l+=¢~ ed by Miss Beckwith, head inilllnnrr The mlillnery openl'I\sSl\P~““ take" Dlncc in New York and Montreal and Other great fashion centres. “nfl thi’ mammoth showing of I-ivrlnll "‘ml`“' 'fi' lilainiy shows iiow ¢‘l0l‘¢ ("ll“"` liiuniiiwn ni walking nn the heel-E ‘lf th” Kreatest fashion centres. ln thi” 9l0l‘0 faahlnnui latest decree is i-!l\"’\1 in conservative expression of iiprlflfl milllnery. The showing sounds an Bl" thiiratlve keynote of sDl‘l“¥*'“°‘,""`l' “HP ii mast r lece of expert design

i " ' _ ~ ' New York ,lmm gpeiit. :-iiiiie_ti_|iic in N1 York

‘lllzl-an inspqlrlltlon to tiie'fnsiii<in~ 1""l“l! public.

Oi the Spring Miilinery

bliss lleckwitli, head inilliucr of tflils

stiiilyiiiyo fthti-mii"i`15i’ islzmmnnillw li\:;Str“C_ l='f-i'l""[ '""(,U.,i i'nrisia.n inillinery dc- tiiin o nl tmq way this mm has n slgnci. iim qmwlng U, real plum.. colnprvlwmlw 'iiilernlzcil to suit the mnremi‘:i!ii:cr\'ii\t1i\'c ill00=* Ul Americm' mfi . ~

iyoiiicii. _ 1 mu_\_(,sf,;,,,_: for (liiardiian

It inn! "` _ _ ,im-

renders to knoii that the ncwlro

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lmwmehy lililfntliiic iseasivii. CHICAGO, March 22~(Sp¢~'H\l~"",, The temperature at three dclneki an-` tliihliligsmn Tu,.|,,m, that has been May Wheat .... .. . ll.. this morning was thi,.ty_¢_m-ee .je_

mm i - during the winter, wll1l_]iiiy Wheat 107 green above zero.

"“ pop" m (life aippeariirgkiii

I' IS iUVISll EH'liiWN

:ill conipetitors: On being put to the i-louse the latter motion was lost and the original motion carried 15 to 13.

The House resumed the discussion

on the 'I`rii|isportation Question. y HON. MR. HUGHES said the sub. ject was of vital importance and had been a matter of much discussion in the past by Boards of Trade, etc.. Hc said the province has been under

AFTERNOON rZ'Fll~if-ll().\`. _

security was not sufficient. Hel

iiisiiii

HMB HMS NEA coLD sToiiiiGE AND THE

disadvantages in this respect for thirty seven years past and was pleased to see it had been brought before the House and hoped to hi-ar expressions from all members. He quoted rates by rail and steam show- ing the existing excessive rates. He

freight rates is in the hands of the Minister of Trade and Commerce. He said the fact was not generally ,known though it is of much signific- ance. He gave particulars of freight rates and showed the excessive charges being taken by the three haul system. He spoke of export and local rates prevailing in the other provinces and said the provin- ce was entitled to the same privile- gcs and' conditions as the other pro- vinces. He said be had been work- ing on the matter -for the past fif- teen years and that the Board of Trade has also been agitating for improved conditions in the transpor- tation. ‘He thought there should not be a dissenting voice on the .question and that the transporta- tion system should bc placed under one government control and` not' three companies. ` The matter should he dealt with by an independent commission appointed by the Govern- ment to report back on the feasibility of a one management system. The subsidy of $12,500 now pad to the Steam Navigation Company would be saved if government management prevailed. He. said the excessive rates applied to imports as well as exports and -quoted an instance when $4,000 had been lost by the three' hnul system. He referred to the ex- press rates which were being looked into by ii commission at Ottawa sit- ting in the course of ii day or so. He said the l’. E. I. R.'timctables in past years have been most unsatis- factory. He referred to the tele- graph service saying a_ better service with reduced rates was desired and said the matter was being consider- erl. He spoke ofthe laying of rails along the _water front in thc city leading to the difi`ereiit wharvea. He said this would greatly facilitate shipping direct to Montreal but, al- though the Board of Trade had agi- tated this for years and the laying of rails was provided for, the matter was not allowed to proceed. I-la men- tioned a move mailc in respect to the demand for a Car Ferry at the Capes. The matter wanted but the sanction of the Senate as it had rc- ceivcd the support of the Commons. He said the Boards of Trade and private individuals had done all iii their power and tliougiht the Legisla- ture should now act on the matter. He wantcil it handled fully bythe press so that the public will become acquainted with the full facts, He regretted that the legislature which represented the people had not taken the matter up sooner and no-.v that it is before the House it should receive all serious consideration and advoca- teil a cqmmission to go to Ottawa on the question. He thought the mat- ter was of more importance at the present time than the tunnel itself. He said the winter Steamers could run in summer as in winter instead, of running around on minor errands

pointed out that the control of|

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F919; if $2.03

A MONTH BY MAIL IN ADVANCE H PER YEAR BY MAIL IN ADV ANCE

» iiiuvii iiiiiiisi>o;iii'1iiioN isii.-i.s

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T\he province should be placed on

an equal footing with the other pro- vinces. Hc mentioned a recent ship- ping of smelts by a citizen who jiad lost. a _large sum by neglect of the I.C.R., and later recovered a sum in a lawsuit. This amount was unfairly charged up to the P. E. I. R. even though the fault was 'with the I. C. R. He said the P. E. I. R. was feed- ing the I. C. R. without any remun- eration. He claimed just rights for P. E. Island. This province is not asking a great dea_l and transporta- tion rates should be adjusted. If a car ferry will do it let the Govern- ment provide it. He would support any Government that- would secure the iadiudication of this question. He em- phasized the importance of the Trans portation question and said all mem- bers should »unitc with the one object of obtaining rbdress for tire wrongs noiv existing. He asked that every member would deal with the matter _in a true patriotic spirit leaving out all political feeling. He moved an amendment to Mr. Kennedy‘s resolu- tion as follows:

Amend Resolution by striking ont

all after the word "whereas" in the first line and substituting the follow- ing in lieu thereof : ` .

The prosperity of any Country de-

pends in a large measure on its faci- lities for transportation ;

And Whereas this Province owing

to its natural isolated position suf- fers a severe handicap in the matter of its trade relations;

And Whereas It s desirable that

this Province be put on equal footing with the other Provinces of Canada as regards transportation and pas- senger rates;

And Whereas This Province is fut-

ther handicapped by exorbitant ex- press chargca and inferior expreu service; ,

And Whereas the P. E. Island Rail-

way train arrangements are most unsatisfactory and the Time Tables

unsuited to the reasonable require- ments of the people.

And Whereas (iur present telegraph

service should be improved and the rates reduced;

And Whereas The Government of

this Province, the Board of Trade and our Represciitativcs in the Fed- eral Parliament have repeatedly brought these matters to the.atten- tion of the Dominion Parliament without obtaining any appreciable redress;

Be It Therefore Resolved that a

committee of this Legislature be ap- pointed to mcmurializc the Govern- ment of Canada setting forth the various disabilities of our people un- I der existing circumstances, and to in- sist upon an adjustment of the mat- ters complained of;

Further Resolved that copies of

the said memorial be forwarded to all the Federal Representatives of the Maritime Provinces with the re- quest that they urge upon the Dom- inion Governmcnt the granting to this Province of the said improve- ments asked for.

MR. COX in rising to second the

resolution said that the great trou- lile with resolutions from corporations

at the expense of the country. was that they siieriiel to drop and

Wliiilii FAMUUS PliNiSi T

The Great -Russian Pianist

`-Mani iiiimbiirg wiii Give A_Piano Rec- ital in Charlotte- town, Early

in May. ~

This announcement will come as a

most agrnca-lile surprise to all lovers of the piano, whose opportunity of hearing any of the world’s greatest exponents in piano music is, to say the least, rare. ' Mark Hamburg is classed, by thn

must able critics of both Europe and America, as one of the three -grcatesti iiianists ini the world tod'ay--Pa.ilere- ivski and Roseuthat being the other

two. Such an unique chance of hear- 'Lf<""~"~

ing this famous aitiste in Charlotte- ' _

town will be gladly welcomed by ev- eryone, and it is to Mr. Watlds. whose personal inQuence with Hami- iiniirg has succeeded in persuading him to include Prince Edward Island in the ltonerary of lils Canadiam

ioiir, that the thanks of the com- ,~

munity at largn is due. 'This bold and public-spirited enterprise on Mr W~atkis’s part shiiild commend itself 1|., the warm' sympathy of all' who love good music. Further particul- ars will be shortly annoimced, and ri subscription list is being opened with the ulrject of securing carly pat- rons. ,

` oiiiivnoo MARKETS.

suiifiiinnsioa Hoci<i~:Y

Special from Guardian Branch.

SUMMERSIDE March 23

-The following are further particiu- lars of.the hockey game in Summer- side, referred to yesterday: The per- sonnel of the teams was as followhz Night Hawks-W. B. Scribner, goal; \V,. H. James, point; W. Tanton, cov- cr point; E. A. Large, rover; F. G. Tanton (captain), centre; S. I-l. (lrockett, right wing; S. K. Biggar, left wing. Cannibals-li. A. Moore, goal; W. Lord, point; H. Sharp (captan), cover point; R. McWil- liams, rover; Geo. McQuarrie, centre; lil. Wood, right wing; H. Montgom-I ery, left wing. Shortly after the puck was bullied two goals in rapid succession were shot into the Canni- bals’ net, which gave that team fresh impulse to exhibit the 'best of their nthletic powers. The game was now played without any Alphonse-Gaston features, both teams doing their best to win the laurels of victory. Diir- ing the second half the Cannibalsi made a goal and the game ended with the score 2 to 1 in favor of the ' Night Hawks.

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‘ THE YUKON TR-\lL.

Rev. Dr. Pringle was grce“,u.l with

a good house last eveiiiui: in tt. James Hall when he gave another of his interesting talks on his ixperien- ces on the Yukon Tru l, He gave a brief outline of the Geography of the country interspeiwiiig his remarks

'with bright and snappy iiici-leiits but

always impressing on his i.eai-ers the many blessings yet to be secured for that far off land where tiiousands ure flocking to make their ni/:nes and where the aid of the missi~mary is so sorely needed. l‘r-if. ‘~\'atkis gave one of his fine piano :: dos and lvir. Ritchie sang _‘ily Mary, mid :i .-i'°1i-c- tion to a Yukon .\ir, which Dr. Pringle explained. After the lecture a vote of thanks was mo\'c-_l by W, E, Bentley, seconded by Major Weeks, a school fellow of Dr. |’i‘in:ic':i A. A. McLean introdu"e'l the speaker and acted as Chairman.

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i5 b`y auction. on March 30th, at two o'clock, on premises of Alherh Tremore, one mile from Colville Station, three draft horses; I driver; fi cows with calf' 2 good milk cows; 2 oxen; 3 young cattle; 3 brood saws; 8 sheep; Quantity of seed oats and wheat. Terms eight months' credit. If weather stoi-m.Y “lv MN day. Sale positive. 3-2&d2lr1ll!¢l

Minard’s Liniment Cures Danrlrufl.

for the past years have been entirely'

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Pissis iwii

Special to ’I‘hc Guardian. VICTORIA, March 22-Chief Joe

(iapilano, recognized as the nead of all Indian nations of the Pacific Coast is dead.

Capilano had acquired siifficient of

the white man's learning to he dan- gerous and was known as 'the miost

coimtry. ,

` WAS CENSUHED

Special to The Guardian. l

LONDON, March S2-Joseph Martin

after riipeatedly enquiring whatact-

Earl Grey’s alleged acrive partici-~' pation in Canadian politdcs was in- f c r m e il by the speaker Uhat ha, Mr. Martin, represented St, Pan- cras -in the British Parliament and not the Dominion of Cam'-‘d‘8.

wither away. 1-'le ssiil :Owl lYl1YlB0’Y_" tation facilities were ii _mark of l\F'If‘ pei-ity. He knew all ivould agree that this province had not been iriieteo In-Opel-ly since i:ov\fcili:i'ution. llc re- cited a number ol promises at that time. He spoke of the fleilcits of *IE P. E. I. R. and the f»i.cilities PIU- vided. He thought the 1;mi= line ar- rived when the f'it~:r.i should be l‘\"'- viiiefi inf. He .vo-_iiii nisiistf Nw ‘Re service system. In spciikin.: of 12 Brule route he expresscl hiniisr-lf as (nm-ably impressed with the PIO- posed plan, Ha agreeil that the ari-

matter which means niucli' to the Province. He siiggcsteil jf-int action on-the pan 0| me iinveriiinerit and the Opposition and iiii-=‘:=Iht_fl1" ml* thorities could lie forced to act. if this course war iiiirniiiiil. l-_'K' f`»f?f}'i matters had iuipro'.'ed soiiieii'-18* ln the pai-it thirty years. lic ri-fe1‘i‘ed t_0 the necessity of (‘ -‘I Storuii'-' lll shipments and spo‘i.~ of .he lliiilway wharf as an ni:i:onio<l:iti-in io spill* pers. , _

MR. MATHI.I_~ISf\N ni:rv\‘<l_i_ivitii fi

great deal that had bi-in shin h_v the two previous sieiiiuvs, iie izaiii the Opposition had iilwi'-`.v’5 _»*'f'»i`ll‘*'\Cll joint Bctiun wiien iiie rigiifts Ind claims ,of'tbe i\i'ov.iice iii.-re in con- sideration. Ii: .voiiid iii-ive likc.l t_0 see the resolution moved from his side of the House carrie-l 1'|=tcRl Of the amendment ns the fw_i:~ were prac- tically thc shine. lic #ind ui lfliffi & similar icsaiiifloii wus-iiitiiiiinitiisly passed. 'Phe i:i[;irmaLi-in gum lr. fiie mover was va‘..:il,':¢. ll-: siiiii H10 members of the Executive wci‘e the mouthpiece of the i'--»vei'iinieii*_. Mr. Matliieson was r~n¢I‘l$iHi.-’_\""'=' the House adjourned nf. _-ix iii:_-wk to meet again at eight.

, EVENING SESSION.

House met at eight-thirty. Mn. iuA'rHiasoN wntiiiuini: the

deliate,‘said there was no reason why the amendment should be substitut- ed for the original motion of Mr. Kennedy. There were points of differ- ence in the two. He thought the re- solution of 1906 should have been acted on. He referred to resolutions proposed regarding school hook mat- ters which had been acted on in a dilatory manner. He strongly pro- tested against the substitution of the amendment for the original mo- tion. In connection with this claim the attitude of the Government must be considered in respect to its lfastl achievements along the same lines. He was specially pleased with the idea of a member of the Government championing the cause of the claims of the Province. He quoted some of the expressions of the local press in connection with the existence of pro- vincial claims in which it was claim- ed that the Province was being fair- ly treated and which referred to sub- sidies, etc. In connection with the winter boats be said it had oeen sug- gested that the Province should only be charged with one half of the cost of the six months service of the boats. He did not think the life sav- ing stations should be charged to the province. The steamcrs Giilnare and Petrcl were also similarly charged as well as fishing bounties. He also referred to the Souris Fish Diier and other items. In the past the Government had not acted as they should on former resolutions. Hc presented a computattion from the Auditor General’s report and showed‘ the difference between thc actual re- port and__th_e report as given cred- ence in thirpress. He spoke of the railway wliarf"in this city on which he claimed money had been wasted'

JUSEPH IMAHTIN i `

ion the Government proposed rc'

justment of the freight riitcs wav fl-

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GHEAT Eilll Milli

Special to The Guardian. winuirno, iiiiircii zz-'nie mini-

iutes furnished by the engineers as' the amount of coal in sight in e mlines discovered by the Flmnch Batty officers in Yellcwbead, about 20 1- es from bbc Great Pacific Line, pace the total at 800,000,000 toms. `

The quality is equal to the out ut

of the Sydney or Pennsylviagia. mines.

This marvellous deposit wilfI'b6‘ol

greatibeneiit to the prairie country.

was charged against the local Griv- ernment. The provision saying the Government has repeatedly brought. the matter now complained of before the Dominion cannot be i-:uiipr.i‘t< d by

the Olpposition. He said the iluvciii- ment ad not done its l-est. to rem- edy the present »'_if‘flci~ii.:».=i. lie asked what assurance there iriis than this proposition would iid: l-c iiiten Kd with results similar in fini iriirr ri-iio u- tiuns. Other priiviiices, not equ' ly iuterei-ited, cannot siifllcininly iii<lf_l’. E. Island at the pi~cseiif_ihnc._ f fo said the claim for compciiriutlon ‘inc excessive"freiglit rates had nit been pressed. Regarding the-P. E. Island Railway deficit he said it should hav; been lessened by a compensation from the l.G.1l`. for feeding that line with freight handled originally on the l’.l<}.I.R. The careless handling of freight, especially ol meat products, ivhile in tr-ansit was a point con- tained in the original resolution which was being left out of the nm- endment. This is an important point and should be recognized as , such. He would like to hear what the Gov- ernment propose to do wlicn thin resolution is passed. » ‘_

HON. MR. RICHARDS spoke lou

tliedmportance of the resolution and of the many disadvantages sufleted on account of the isolated position of the Province. He explained that no blame for this should he laid`at the door of the Llberal'Goveriimept. llegarding the winter stenmera .`_hn thought that it would he better fif the Government owned the ateamérs and managed them. He thought the Stcairi f\'avigatioii'(.`ompany had been mii-n'eprescnted. The rates on their bouts are lower than on any other '-'<*fIill_Hl\y's stcniricrs in thc mnrittmg l’r<i\'inccs--if; not in Canaria. is quoted rates which carried out tile contention. In addition, he said, the company had commodity and speunl rates. Hucaking of the subsidy, ,bg -"laid UW CUH_”lDHny vans subsidized for carrying freight. The tender was or the Carrying of the mails only. 'ill-ie Subsidy is not two-thirds or coiitjsf coal consumed in a season. The syb- Sllly B_V0l‘f1ged about thirteen dollars Der trip. I-le said the boats m'ight"b¢ sold out to the (jovernment. u hoped that the ti~misporta'f.1`oii aervfdg of the future would be greatly gu- pcririr to-the present facilities. Hia imagined the Telegraph Service to be VCFY good, in fact he saw li'll.l¢

'Krounil for coniplaint.. '

MR. MCLEAN expressed pleneurg

on hearing the speech oi' the memilier for Cliarlott-etown in the afternoon. He said there was a distinctlion bc- tween a company that controlled a. mionopoly of the service in respect to others which are subsidized (yn other routes. He referrfrl to ooinmodity F5309 HS Will! in use on the I. C. R. but not on this province, He did not Uliink a committee would accomplish much. The grcivances set out in writing' and forwards-d to the author. ities would he the proper plain. He siild the management cf the P. E.'I, R. was bad. He said a comfmiission would in all probalvillty ,bc met! with almost insurmountable obstacles if they' ever go to Ottawa and would not be properly fortified to argue

with experts.

The amendment on being put was

carried on ri straight party vote-of 15.--is. _

The House went into ciimniitteo to

consider A Bill to Ainend An Aeti

ment of Judgments.

The bill was read ri second time.

The I-louse went into comnrittec to

consider A Dill to A-mend An Act Incorporating the Reil House' Dairy-

ing Association.

The House adjoiirned until threo o'

clock this afternoon.

1”. W. (7. DEBATE

A very interesting debate tookf

place at Prince of Wales' College on Monday the subject diseiisseifhciivg "Resolved that man is the creature of circumstances ratlber than the architect of his own fortunes" Tha speakers on the affirmative were Wal- ter Pickering and Bessie Mcllollan and on the negative Austin Dough- erty, R. Macl.cod and Elsie McKen- zie. The resolution was lost by ai vote of thirty to twenty-two. Bruce llaive made a few fricnidly critic-

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on a poor job and the bill for which isnis.

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HUW Iilll Y

Did you tackle that troiiblii that

came 90'" WHY -

With a resolute heart and cheerful?

Or hide your face from the light of

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Wlthag cravcn soul and fearful?

Oh, a trouhle's a ton, or a trouble'i~i

an ounce,

()r a trouble is what you make ft.

And it isn't the fact that yoii'rc hurt

that counts, i

But only how did you take it?

You are beaten to earth? Well, well,

what's that?

Come up with n smiling fBC¢§ It's nothing against you to fallvdown

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higher you hoiincii; "

Bc proud.of your blackened eye! it isivt tiiii me ziiiii you’re licked

that counts; H ht -d hy,

It's how did you E *U* " -

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And thoiigh you be done to tho

death, what then?

lf you battled the best ynil Colllfl. If you played your part ln the world.

of men.

why. nie critic win can it izoed. Death comes with a crawl. Ol' C0010* ' with a pounce, ' And whether he's slow or spry

It isn't 'tha fact that you'ro dead that counts. ‘

flat, '

But to lie there--that’s disgrace. The harder _vou'|-QA thrown, why the

But only how did you die? '

(From "Impertinent Poems," by Ed-

mund Vance Cooke.)

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