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ENEIY YININ_I’IILIilE YPLIIE NENINSI Milf if ~
. - .- in ntrunii
The Department Could No
Obtain Proper Evidence
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V (Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Feb 2-A change of
mcgmmtsney in obtaining evidence in
ambling cnses made against the
the 8 ‘
Nm Yon; police department today
W an additional grand jury for Jan-
l._ .
Said to Exist in Portugal.
May implicate Autherities~
_ (Uaiiadian Press.)
LUNDLN Feb 2-The Dail* News
i - _ _ y
,wry which discharged Judge Malone._8Sl°l`tB that a supreme effort has
in general sessions.
An attack on the police methods
was made in the presentment and a
resolution was flied by foreman T.W.
Slocum in the cougt just before the
grnnd jury discharged.
The Gr nd Jury says nearly every
“gg invei:Y.ed had to be thrown out
nsesuse of insufllciencycf evidence. _
I WNNIS N IIEPENL 1
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL. Feb. 2-In an article
lu Le Devoir Henry Bourassa, Nation-
nlist chieitairil, calls on Premier Bor-
den to repeal the Laurier naval law.
He claims he was elected on that
issue as .much as on reciprocity and
no true imperalist nor nationalist
wants the present law.
EIIY I]lI_'S ENMP”
(Canadian Press. )
OTTAWA, Feb. 2-Military orders
require all the city corps to attend
camp this year, to acquire a better
knowledge of field work.
Inna snn
_ (Canadian Press)
NIANCHEBTER, Feb. 2-A Warfare'
of Weavers against non-union men
caused the authorities to draft a
large body of extra pollcefor outside
points. Catholic weavers are also
not recognized and another strike is
threatened by February fifth.
LIMI IIlPlIlN_EIl SEIIIES
SARANAC LAKE, N. Y., Jan. 31-
liy winning four ice skating races in
a series of`six, Edmund Lanny, was
today declared _the victor in .thc mat-
ch st _ various distances skated by
ltlmulf and Morris Wood, The races
began yesterday and concluded to-
day. Lamy ‘ _y_esterday won the three
yuarter and t e mile events, and to-
s'y .captured the half mile and the
two miles race. Wood yesterday prov-
ed Iilmsclf the better man at a short
distance, by winning the 220 yard
dash and today took the 440 yard
event, in a fast s rint. Wood's time
b°°“ “"'B“i§ed for the month of
Fab"-\H~l‘y to overthrow the Portu-
guese republic. _
TUB SOUP is to be made over the
northern and eastern Spanish from.
iers with the intention of a dash to-
wards the capital,
LBFEG sums of money have been
Silent in the last few months for the
purpose.
It is recalled that_the spnninh au.
thorities some time ago nliowsd
PDFWBUCEO Royalists bands under
command of General Coneero to use
Spanish territory as a base 'for in.
roads into the north of Portugal.
The Portuguese Government, nc-
eordlng to the story, has been almost
openly organizing a republican -mova.
ment in Spain. _
LISBON, Feb. 2-'rin nfe'.,¢ the
city is again normal.
The Royalists are active in the
northwest provinces of Spain border-
mg on Portugal.
SNYS NIIME NULE
MENNS IIIYIL WNN
IN IHELNNI]
LONDON, Jun. 31-In a Unionist
rally last night, Henry Chaplin, re-
ferring to the situation in Ulster,
congratulated- Sir Edward Carson,
Lord Londonderry,_ and Ulstermen for
their “noble stand in the cause of
unlon." They've made it clear,"_
he said, "that, despite the conssplr-
ncy to break upthe constitution and
emasculate the House of Lords, home
rule without a direct mandate from
the people never can be carried' with-
out civil war in Ireland. (Cheers).
The government forget to reckon
with the courage and patriotism of
Ulster. I believe the leaders of the
Ulster party have killed home rule
before its birth, and that will be
'found to be still. born."
Austen Chamberlain said that if
the claim of the Irish nationalists
for home rule was good, the claim of
Ulster for seperate treatment was
equally good. Account must be tak-
en of the diflerencesof history. _he-
tween the two sections of the Irish
people. The home rule bill, lic said,
was useless, and the history of the
Irish parliament was an inglorious
one. It gave the people no peace or
prosperity. There was no practical
grievance to which they could point
that justified their demand for break-
ing the partnership of un united par-
liament. _
Earl Dunraven has given an \l\lL‘\‘-
P
today was 239 2-5 seconds. ,
Lnniy won the half milc by a foot
in lmin. 57 1-5 seconds. The two
mile event proved an exciting con-
test. Both men fell when ten feet
from the finish but Ilamy slid over
the line first and was awarded the
race. His time was 0-66, 2-5.
CIIEHITE BODY 0F
HURDERER N|0L`I`ER
NORTH BERGEN, N. .l._, Jan. 30
~A handful of ashes is all that re-
mains of -Albert Wolter,_ the young,
léizirderer who went to his death at
“li Sing Prison. Accompanied by
'“°Y'h°l‘ and-father, the body was tak- 1
;'_l__§0__i-he cemetery here. It was =
mins” I" 3 'Sf-Ort. and forty-five
___ ____ _T___iater Xhe ashes were poured
weaning ______eT_n___ turned over to _the _
esting interview in regard to the DPC-
sent agitation in Ulster. He dwg'
nosed the agitation as a mental dis-
case from which Ulster has been suf-
fering for generations.
The earl says that the people oi
Ulster have for s. long time lice" UU'
cnstomed to complete ascendancy and
have come to consider themselves as
superior to the majority of Irishmcn
intellectually, socially and in every
other respect. They regard them-
selves as belonging to n nobler slit'
cies of creation and what they reully
dread is being put upon it level with
other Irlshmen.
There is no reason to suDD0B0- Bays
Earl Dunraven, that the Catholic ma-
jority in Ireland will persecute the
Protestant minority should home rule
be introduced. Tolerance has been
always shown by the other side.
' M er.d's Ltnlment cures D_istemner._
..`_“ ,___ __ . - -  rf :sur,--
Il _ S°"""1y erin-:le hind iliac i
0’ 0|" Sl-aff to catch up with the
I °f 5° mlmy \12_W oiys is no sthinll
u . , I
Advertisers
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ll IWW record for ion", and must admit that we are on the _right
eou rue,
I Notice to Subscribers ”\l`
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voded with new and renewal sub=criptinn~i_
We ask the indulgence f new .ciibscrlbers as the enrollment
'I
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ion. Do you inquire or investigate the circulation of certain
“°W5P“i}¢l'§ 120 whom you contribute ashare of your sdverti~ing
;‘_Pll_f0priation? This is the course taken by eil the leading '
nsiuess houses of the Dominion, and why not the same rule ' 1
_ The Gllllfdiun furnishes its advertisers with a sworn detailed _
f_:irculiitlon statement---that is the reason our columns are always
*_iII of the best advertising---that is the reason we cannot accept E
#I ¢0\ltmets that are offering-~-that is ilie reason we are
creed l_o issue so many supplements and asixteen page paper `
_The Gusrdlsn's sworn daily circulation for 1 ii---Morning
DUI! and Rumi Daily combined, was 9 
7,ii4 i
it will tak: n lull iv.-ek or more
work.
task. _
A ttention. I
_-1- - --_-
YIIIIIINIINIS  ‘   SNEN IINLIIYNEN
Is Goins to Dttawa in Autumn ‘ Abdication Forecasted--Fon
-1.-
.-ln New York ~ ‘ _ ces .loin Rebels
__ Defeat “Colts” and The _'_ Collidcd With Gunboat on
Abegweit Intermediates ' I Princess Shoal Where An-
(Cnnadiau Press) _ (Cuiiadian Press)
o'i"rAw/i, Feb. 2-G n .1 ~ , _ _ _ '
_l_’owcll will again visit Ottawa ii? tlhl; -_ "'“' {_MuN'. MIL Y-Pwmm' Y|"n"'”
folccs still eoiitinue to enter the
BNNEN IILIIYELL TNENIIIS NNE   IN EIIINN SIINNINNINE SIINN -_
other Sank in |901
He will return to England first A doume header ,or me y - capital and it is believed ui t n. '
‘ ; . lctoilas _ f a W U' --
NEW YORK. Feb. 2-_-Baden Pow- was um result I l at _ hy. h K sufficient are here the ubdieution will '
ell returned here later today and was - 0 “ D g 8 °° “Y - I
the guest, of And,-ew garnégie for at the Arena, the Abcgweif; ggnior-5 b°S§’_i;’°l“‘“'°__‘_i~ _ _ _ ilbnnilinii l'resn_)
tea. He lectured on the Boone being defeated by the blue and white FRA CISCO- Feb- 2--lt is |-i»|¢|':4..l<il|'l‘il. Feb. 2--The cinn-
Turkey _th
Mineola., is preparing to go to Tur (C0
fence Just before the half ended ie
__-- Seven minutes after the second, ... _ _._ _
wnsi-i1NG'roN, Jan. ai- The period begun the vice onine again l,2_'_I__1U;f_'_'_w_ft“‘:___t?;  _
Liritisli _schooner Success, with three from ii mix-UD ill fl`0l\t Of f10ul:=. _,eau Han f0‘_ New York ‘ ____c______' I
_of her crew. washed overboard, is od 'Jornfoot and lvin_i'l>ii_y were sent to __"_e____O0“ being the gucssghof t_h,I.I; 
the coast, of Fiorida,_ appealing to_ the bench and Gillispie mode ri splcn- Duke and' Duchess ___ Connaught ____j 1
_______S___g vessels umwgilingiy for help _l__;;l____na:eri_?_pt___ t_§> scoredhgt _ niiss__ed_ a _______ __a____ ___1.-ltl~lli|Cl_tli_'1~(lN_ _ Jun. _:il--i~iir
to get to a haven of safety, accord- _ _ . _a en dry an _ 1. _lamp e _ ~ _ _ _ _ ' iolnas '_‘ai _ pi-can ent. nf tn, 1.~w_|.
mg to wireless despatch” to the off for m_ix_ing_.-1t~n little, _P.. Rodd (.___3:_?___1;_l;__:gt:e_i'__v__ier:v______l;|_-_ i:_i1sid____;l:_::'_  _ orictoii and Umniiil ifakn l`o=il and
hllvy d8PBl`l5m0M~ “cor” 5"~Ws"x""‘°""h°" vMB‘t‘wenty` us other nations and those whom lic I Runway Cm"Im“y‘ ~whO arylwd hem
_ The (ew remaining men aboard .gre three minutes a.ftcr_p1ay had recom- met ___ _______U__ited States had ____0__e__ ,_,.est.e|~,1ay _ou n bu.~n_ncss _trip _ fyon.
striving to plot the little craft into uielwcd and two minutes _later Don- thc" ______h__ ____ ___no____sl____ _______h those llioutrcal in connection with ins lnnns
J‘_wks0nyme_ one wireless message gall, afyei' a__vei;_y elev¢ir_bit__oi ___ in- _,mm 0__he__ coumrlcs Yc___‘__c d0____' for_developme_l_it for t|ic_(l|~an_l Lage
~ B h tiviuua wor, rollllvl Il le 1012-  _ ' eoa areas an construe ion o t e
Stated that the steamer Annu ad l tt t l'I"0t hom that “rhbts '“""m0I' and i 'lwa from (lili‘~lon to Miiito coni-
hecn asked for two men to assisttne. wcits only score. '1`he a c_i' par _o _ ll __ __ . __ d_ _ d d th ‘ni y . , '
h d v01u,,te,,,»5 were the game was the -more interesting "°‘_'_‘ _"‘_’_ 5 S_”“"’ ° 'lm “__ _.uf pletcil a deal yesterday afternoon for
gglgggisfoi bc\f€“;'1`0“c mp1ied_ though, owing to_ tlic frequency with :;‘_0f_____?_____ \_;?___ E;_______\_‘\g1_fs 1;___‘~;_“§_h__ Igncgul the purchase of _an important nddi
Th utter ynmmmw which the referees whistle was kept tion to his liol<lin;;s of coal areas in
Y “venue C - ' ' ein for off-side plays it was srl- "‘“”‘“°“t “ml ‘1°"°I°'"“°“° “I th” omit ink liao-ict inet r-\-clung
which has been advised of tlie_sch0on- ti EI x________ T____ ____fc. ________ V____ taste ____ _"___ . _ir ._ _e_ _ _._ ___.___ _._ __.__ ______
r.-r's plight. wil_l :ro to liar assistance. :_0T_:2__ A |13- L 1 c S--" HE was thorougmy practical ___ _“___ c_on |i_ni_:_ _ {;_l_:|»:_»_i __, i=___ie  _;___
She is bound from uurhndoes to Phr IITINY BEYIUHIY Kmilc WBB ll'l\\CIl more “"Kg°Bt'I°“B' Som” of them Invlnvcd (i\NmlIV‘N(iiitoH) lrliitciltrliiicilntiilsiulikiel a1\N'
loil0lPI1i8~ - , - f oi int he evidently h d nn im- _ ' ' " ~ ~ . V
The B“cce“‘ is of 199 mn! burden' II:Jt§Yf?:'lflrilE'bitt\i:: th3f‘IlNgtkBcndr%sN:Nlt<l:Il& lliI\]'eSli§i3iIin)thut Ottawa iic0dull"Y- MSI' h'rattYEN:wIII`lu,Ei8titU I'iIE0cEiEillcpeiIiY‘tlriIiiifcLI 
was built at uve"-,001 (N` SJ' and The Vlcs WOII 0\\t aft0l` 11311 milliltfrl tate about any Wuposiuon “Immy the mint: as slYown by the estiinstes
ie l`¢EIBt°\"'-id 3*-_ Bl`1<1ge|;owll’. B‘“`ba' qvertimc play, the score being 0-5. I1'_J00US¢ it milfht ‘mst "‘°““Y~ 0"" QE made by the eiigincers during the
""”“~ At nie end of the first nau_ nie l€}s__:us_i:es:_i_oi_s__wne f_._iia;__r:_r_y__i_xbt\»_t__ _mt ,cw _n0__t,____ ,_ ,__ __,,,_,,,_,.,.,_,_,_,._\_
. _ ~ io sion oowoe .- _ vi' 1
ROGERS To WAS? w0A;qR1TA|__yAN3 YggriixtwD§l?H&NYIs;c<;E:tEh§i0I)\gI\lZ mtY\It;‘ “Pm 9U°°°55i°“ for the gr“Lm°““‘f“  alltiiixifihilioli130:33/eil (i\£::i'c'E=II
IN A R score 5-5 and iii the overtime the 0f_;1l`§ il\_“I_"°Y' 2° tI‘_°E;'€ WI; ;_‘_§‘_;":__  and tiie_pi-ice paid is saiil'to__lic $_lil,-
NEW YORK' Jan' 80;_”FI;`”ink R?I{Y_ Nipiis gththigls :Eit<NBlit‘tEE>y'JacltrtiiiE~<YoYi NN/rE.iorEie`l;'lieOIffl\`tIEi'Nty is? dormaiit. ?_I:0,.0lat| IT,(.§“i;L,EI]|‘,\,§_., \?g,L,),“YU,;')U,1g;iII:
em' 8 young “viator” W 0 cs a V c tie Alblc 'Stars while liigra- 4 I I ' ‘ `
'°‘f‘“° °”'“°“ "Y "”“" M°”““g"““ "L "sir-'*'.;ti..~...;.rerr....'.~1._fr nosr ssnvss $100 '."""""‘ ii" ""-’II.°I`L`. .1L‘.’.“`I‘.‘."".".l. " ?.".".‘.
. f- _ -_~ t _ _ _ 5 .
key with his craft to operate as nn    _:;____‘_'_:_:"wi‘_____ ;_|___ _|___v__\_,|,m,_n,_ ,.__,m_
t‘lYrial s0ldtEc'll lmallinstfl the niammzitlln   ___ nicnees. li. is said l-hat »`iil` 'I`I‘l'"“‘“
c war a n- po _ ogers s a _ __ _ __ , _ __ t. __ _ __ uw ,,m.c\,w__,,
zen ei washington. ue was enlisted /\1|./twin. eirv. -lim, 30-lwlr 1; ';__"_;’ "f_';_‘_{_:_*:__;’_;“___'_’__,__cy _____,,c,,_._
in the Turkish service through n for- _ i-rf, M0y0l'I\0ll. ii retired bin-nuess man ________________ ______ ___h_ch he _"___ _“___
cign agency which advertised in_many __ ___ _-l _ of large means. for eighteen ycyirst xy _____c____________ _________ ________________ c____t_______ ___
of the French nnld German aviation Be Ween in night and tiree n._ in. resident of litiantic City. C01°>|_H__‘{‘ ______t 50 __c_______ nm, it is Raid the
magazines 1-le expects to leave for Wiley 801110 Puffy 01° DHFUUS boirow- the seventy-eighth_ anniversary o is __ __ _____________ _"__ _(___ $1_,__000_
is we°k_ ed or stole the Rexall Store Tested birth. "This is going to be a fain- °W“° ’ I
Thermometers belonging to The ny affair; he said to the iiroprietei' 
 . guardian and The McKinnon Drug 0( the How] Bcnnnqom; in orda;-ii1_g :Q
0~ ' din e f r fourteen. "Give me e its  
THROUGH PIUVNUUE _This m_1;rr_i_l_ns'»;_ reedlnts is tr;_l§e_n teenage; nas. what do I wang? vm;
rom a re B. e t ormome or w c k b “gr than 1' do, I iavcn‘
   The Guardian happened to have in Mix: to ‘Luther my head Wim gush _ ___-_--» --f-
Y tem. ix' iceboats len' Uwe reserve. The big thermometers-both d,,f_ai1s_ you do ity But the guests
es “Y 9,. of them-have been interesting read- form.; 5100 bills concealed in the nap-
Traversc at 8..i5 a. m. with 1 pass- . . M
. . ing for citizens since the cold snap king af, their plates the gift oi r.
eng" and 36 sacks mall and arnved commenced and in this connection it h fy I
at 0°” T°"“°“tI“° “Y M0 'fi my is evident that the party who help- I 
S'x' b t left Cap Tormen ns a .
___i2__ i_;1_e ga i;_____ Cape ;__a_______B__ with 1 ed himself this morning must have  QDVERTISEMEHTD
' b f llf. li f fl.
I’“*`“°“g" and M “ck” ma” and ar' einegrefliii exaiych uilnntge Nnnfirilnediate (Too late for Classification.)
rlved at 12.25 p. m. The passengers V. _ .__ _ _I d t V 1 _th _ . ___
ht _ by “_ ie ni y _a e o re ea e er o -,_ANTED_ gm for general house.
and mam were broug 0 t B ° Y the missing thermometers and the  k in family of three .Apply
' t 2.30 - ~
 :_pecial train which arrived a pgllsi knew nothing of their where ________thf;T__yce____  ___ __ __2__3_d_3i_
Six icebbats will leave Cape Trav- B 0 5 _ N
erseand Cape Tormentine this morn- f n v r day. Saunders, ew-
ing for the opposite ports with mails _“nun F°‘EclsT at’ som &re;o.° n y ____ _*____1_-13d1m.
and passengers and a special train -_ "‘°A‘§TE'D_“_ A maid for gene,-nl
left this city last night at 8.45 (Special to The Guardian)  _ k_ »q hi _ C on
o'c1ock for Cape Traverse with mails TORONTO. Feb' 3"‘F"¢5h to sg,-,mg ______g__gio\is_¢;__v;_§i_i_ ____i ;_1___ \_*;l_l_l:_____l_\__§_a___{‘7s___
and pagggngerg tg grggg by the Capgg Welterly to l`l0l‘tl1WeBt€l'ly Wllldd, Nair ' z_3du_ ?
" ‘A*('}b'6lI_S* for sale. can place few      Go. `
today, and cold. 
The Earl Grey left Picton for Geor- " _ _ F ,__ I
getown yesterday at 7.00 a. m. and The temperature at three o clock - .___ mXreB piSrs.B__xor_____ pa§___<;:;__ig_e
docked at 11.00 a. m., with 20 pass- this morning was seven degrees ‘:_f_e°» - ' " ' 2_3d4ipd_
Slunsoiun saussons made
en$ers, 170 sacks _mall. express and above yero. ___ __ _ 0___7__ .______;_____C_____-._________d._T_;__c___
32 tons freight. The mails and pass- The oviest temperature reeor e 1 _ . 1 _ ____ __ __  E_ ____ ____________ why ___________ _ ____ ____ C__________ ____d__y__
engers were brought to this city by yesterday was 13 degrees above zero A let in 13; E T ______s_ _____s_c _ _ _____c__ ____ _________ ____
m°v°m°“l» t0“l8ht at Montclair and aggregation by a score 9| 5.1 and rep°rl'°d IWW that G_¢l|» Chung Kual gnmmlei' in elixil'!~'e of the Portsinoutli
Satu d- l - _ _ _ _ _ _
r ay wil be the guest of Honor the Juniors by 6_5 after ___ keen “gut Gai, commander in chief of the Im- division of the llritisli navy i;onf;r,,,,.,
Bt the annual di f th ' ._ _ _
Scouts of Amerlcaanner 0 e Boy The wise ones surinlsed-and when 3*-mal tongs' have nommfl .pmsldent th” "°°‘I'"” "I ”“I’“""`I"” "A 3" °~"l1
btEW YORK. Jan. 81-An enthus- they do refrain .from the habit 0| blin of their mmmon to Jam the “_ ul” ‘I""W"i"l; of the Whole crew of 11
I” lc “U39 Party 0! h0y scouts "publicly ex iressin tb ' °s' m'f"~
h d d 1 _ » __ l l; eir private __ _ _ __ _ _
ea e by Chief Scout Executive Jas opinion _.tune it would be ,O and for BERLIN Felb 3 Arwrdinlz to uu- lhe submarine, -which went out of
E. West, hurried d w th b f' _ - _ _
daybreak toda womget am agefesge once they were rrglrg But the Victol, thenl'“ti""__V|9WB LXDFBHSBG here the the liarbor in the nioriiing to carry
Y
|3iec_:<et _Arcg<_ila;i__, _whych carried Lrlleut? iss themselves. exultant over their ;1_T?_:3t ml; wmej Int the CMMS” out R Sanus °‘ d'V'""7 “ml “Ped” e"
era r 0 er 3_ S_ Baden splendid record in tha }_,_ E I H0ck_ _ on w en a oin ugreement, ercises, sank like a stone iininodiagc.
Powell. the hero of M f ki , d ' '_ will he made by all interested w i~ . - - .
_______d____ ___ ______ _my sc____ta;____:_\§_____¢:._i;_ gy League _to date, must _admit that including J_u__a__ and “___ U_____:_;-'Si;___fi  _nff_ei u collision with the glinlioat
The chairman of the New York the Colts pm' “P *I Bti" fight lor £68 pledging to take no step. inf aémfl'
committee of welcomsrs was William Y°“11BH'10fS though they could not China except in common necessity. A bl? °°`°“I’” Ol BUS Wlllvh was ub-
Walker, a twelve-year-old Brooklyn force matters as much as in the sen- It 'S 'wt k“°W“ if 9“°h “fl *IEW* S°""”‘I U" “"3 5“l"'1¢° Immediately
boy, whose bravery in saving a play- lor game with the 'Crygtms recently ment can be proposed to the lowers. after it lr ` d` h
mate from drowning ai ed h' th - . . ' - . _
coveted honor medal gf tlbs scN$ts ix: Last mghts brat “me was not as quulmy ‘med WMI WMM'
Tie submarine lies on Princrssi
America. The committee carried with g°°d h°°keY 05 it might have been. -
it a latter 0( greeting from pméident Players on both sides exhibiting n |Shoal, almost on the same spot
Taft to General Baden-Powell. t°¥\d¢’»U°y t0 tripping and other minor - where nnmnarinc --A 1" was mst with
l sau in icatcs t ut the \-@4501
General B,_d,,n-pUweu S oke “_ offences which are not included in |11 0- - .
thusiastimuy of the boy _gout ___ov____ the "what to do.. book of hock__y_ ____ _ I on b ard. March 18. 1J01.
ment throughout the wo,.1d_ He “_ There was also a good deal of loafing - `
ceiitly visited Russia, Norway, awed. Off-sidc_which went by unpunisiied (U di 1,
en, Denmark, Holland, Belguim, *md Wh\Ch._ if checked at the outset LONDON ulgiobnn ?__r€_,_s8) _ I ' _
France and Chile, he said, and lgunn and penalized on second offence, _md Rus . ' .H ‘ mat urm““ I
the boys there intensely interested in if-ight have materially improved the sm a,_0t;’;_ “£2 0§_I,"`;‘,f,'[_1”_n“‘;‘;_‘}“f”__f"§f_'
the wo,-k_ M gt h _ game. The Jud of via . _ '_ ' e
he added, art) fosotfering iltizelevvnolixfxts' 9l_\f'-"C911 B moregerlgidl re,garxPiIgE1rJtr had hfve- the Immediate necessity "I the - __
“If the governments will give us Wles in thii respect. mmm" govemmeut'
the price of a Dreadnought." said the The 851110 Started at 9-35 and one » . Y ‘I I' II I' 'I‘ " I
British s01d|er_ -'we will make .Dl.ead_ minute later Rattenbury shot and . bfhw \0m‘» l""I‘~ 2’“*\ 5i'“dI°l1f€
“oughta unnecesBM_y_.. missed followed “instantly by B more __ ,which would guarantee thc destruc-
General Baden-Powell said the Pan- bl' R055-' Tim I!liI\\1t€S after Play' L10" of property by me nt the 'Me
ama canal was unquestionably the Rattenhllry put another in nicely, Iof $_2§0 a me for the Ilencllt Of "lose
greatest work of men, and' that the f0u°W°d in two U10l`e minutes by _ desiring to collect insurance is de-
work of Colonel Geothals, the chief R053 WP0 SC0l'8d after a pretty run. _"_ dared tl’ “Ist in Nell' York City by
engineer, and of Colonel Gorges, The play was practically all in thc I'7“dE€ Swan" Of the Court Oi general
who stamped out the yellow ii-_ver in Abegweit end, their defence being (Canadian Press. ) “‘_*‘5i°“~ Remandillg A“t0nl0 U¢‘1`\HI\-
the zone, was marvellous. . I¥€Dt Dretty busy and Vaiilderstine 0'1"T1\W/\. Feb. 2-Captain Monte- une' B grocer °°”“e°t°d with 9e“i“'K'
“B. P,” as General Baden-Powell is was afforded any opportunities to _‘luv YMUS Of LOIICIOII. Who is in Can- me to ll St°"°» he Raid the m1'\l°f`il9Y
known in`England, will leave for Los show what he was made of--and he fide fepfllienting the British capital °f HWS In New York “'el`° i’l`°b*'~bIY
ton tomorrow and Saturday nill tis- handled his end of the game well. ill |111 ent-Urllrise to establish a chain iIn°0“dIafY~ Fife Illllllllefs Were lmllll
it Presient Taft .'.~.t. Washlnntoii. Glllispie and Campbell at differc`nt_ Of 8I_l1\lS2U1eI\t hiDD0dI`0lD2S iicrossI“'I'-h keI`°‘*9"0 in the Stflre "nil it is
times broke away from the Vic f0,~_|t_‘anada, is here. From Halifax to the "Hel-5@d` that t-food” W0|`tl\ $900 We”
wards but could not get by their dc- Weflt is to be'eovered in the circuit insured f0l‘ 5 000
  _ Abbiés mace a wen organizes gt. I ;___'_
  ve 'S I  illlii ill” .i'“iil...l" ililiii. ni.
r llllli Slliilii  f°-    ‘
time was up
'Score Vies 3, Abbie 0. | i'
of this property, and with the intl o-
    nniisnil
ion nn wife neun: suit
Doped. Detectives Are Sus-
pected
(Canadian Press.) I 
rom' woarii, res, z-acwui
'l'liroclr.'iiorton, prineilial state 1*-
ncss in the trial of J. R. Bnill,
charged with the murder of Capt. A]
G. Boyce died tonight,st midnight. -
"Anna I've been doped," he sal#
to his wife just before he died. .
Throckmorton is s. son of a forma:
Governor of Texas, I-le became and-/'
deniy _and mysteriously ill on 'rugg-
day night. ~ _,
He had been seen during the day
in company with two strangers, adsl
to have been detectives connected
with the case.
P.E.I. ESIIMNIES
(Special to The Guardian)
()"l"I‘AWA, Feb. 2-The 1'. E. I. ea-
timatee.` $59,950. passed the honpe
today.
i__.__¥,_._
KILLEI] Ill SIHINEH
(Canadian Press)
LAWRENCE, Feb. 2-Two men and
two women were killed in the foreign
Quarter tonight. They were J. and
Mrs. Zeverlo, Anna Tanguay snr] an
unknown man. The bodies were
found on the second floor of the tene-
ment badly mutilated.
WINNIPEIS lil MIINHIIN
c WITHIN IYIU YENNS
BRANTFOILD, Ont., Jan. 31-Ml.]-
or ll. J. Leonard of the National
Transcontinental Railway Commis-
sion was the guest of honor at a ban-
quet of the board of trade last night.
“Moncton to Winnipeg within two
years with the exception of the com-
pletion of the Quebec bridge, which
will probably take five or six years,"
wus among the interesting announce-
ments made_ .
Referring to the construction work
over the section from Winnipeg to
Moncton, he announced that it would
involve a further expenditure of $115,.-
|l00,000. The Quebec bridge would
require $12,000,000 more to com-
plete. All of the 1804 miles between
Moncton and Winnipeg were under
construction with slight exception
und there was between 400 and 500
miles of truck yet to lay. He hoped
by the cud of next autumn to have
the line between Winnipeg and Coch-
rnuc completed, and by the ensuing
ncnsoii, the whole line except. the
L,2uebee Bridge.
HIGH SCHOOL HIT BY _
COST 0F LWIHG
liltil(5K'l‘0N, Jan. 30-The high
cont of living novo hits the pllllilli Bt
ihe high school in this city, UP 7-0
this time thc 1,200 have been enjoy-
ing good and ample lunches at mini-
mum cont. This was made possible
because of a surplus in thc lunch ile-
|m.i'tinc-nt f.rca.sury. But the high
conf; of living hit the lunch treasury.
ianrplus, too, and it is now eihlllltr
cd. The result is that there is a
material increase in the cost of tbl
lunches served the llllflilll- Wd ma",
of them are now forced to brim; will
vietuals from their homes.
A large audience inet lust evening
in the Assembly Hail of thc Prince
Street School to enjoy nn evening
with Longfellow. _ _
Prin Seaman in his 01190105 fe*
marks explained that the exercises
were part 'of the regular school w_ork
nm] invited Trustee Nash to preside.
The following Prvlifalll “'29 I-he”
rendered :
Plano Duet-Marion Whear and
Prof Wright. _ _
Rccitation-Santa Filiuicna, Isabel
Toomiis.
Chorus-The Arrow and the Song.
School.
Essay on the life of Longfellow-
Llllian McKenzie. -
Essay on the Works of Longfellow
-Heber Smith. .-
Reeirsnori-Gods Acre. Mabel
Worth. i
Recitation-Resignation, Beth Rat#
tenbury. '
Sale of Candy
Chorus-The Bridge, School. _
R=¢lfetl°°-Jes,_P£..le£;>es___@e_
(Continued on Page li.)
special train which arrived at 2.10 and the highest was 21 above. The please leave a . . o 2______ __ 'Tig n gr-cnt leo c
p. m. The Earl Grey leaves today at lowest recorded the previous night store and_get_rew§r_d_._________ _ __P stay
_7.00 s. m. for Picton with passengers was 12 above. At nine p. m. it was -ly/IILCH cows, wanted at once se- Then ,_he_,e.s _|,,,,,,:,. U, gm and our
express and freight. 18 above and at nine p .m., it was L vcral newly calved cows. Apply ____ work ___0_ .
Yesterday the Minto lrft George- 17 above. to James F. Roper, Box 415,2_g_§i_¢?__i_- I ______,__ see w'__y _mn Bu__d__y w0n.,_
town at 7.00 a. ni., for Picton with The length of today will be nine 1om,town_ __ ____
' do,
I went to church, und enjoyed it,
too; _
My household cares somehow seem
lighter;
And all the world seems so much
brighter.
The service was good as it could be,
4 passengers and 55 tons freight and hours and 50 minutes and of tomor- '“°-iff” u | given th t the , .k _
docked i:_i____Q‘Pietou ii; __ 011.10. B_he ro_;_v__ni;_i_e__hou{_1 ?_nd___52__n;:_i_\_:tes. _______‘ SA ____f'f_(°}'___;_‘_;_"__g'_’_‘:l For saw_ng“Bh_ng_ As 1_?_:>_i_i t feel at all li e lzcing to The sermon somehow just suited me.
.leaves y at . a. m. or e e w e g mo C b » Mm m be gishty _ '. *_ . _ _
G°o__:°to'___ at n_25_ tomarrow afternoon st 12__ :_s___sst __°l_;°l;__y__?______ F§e__‘l' “__ mm E_ [believe tis better at home to s ay. Phe pastor said that the would yas
Th' "hm" bc” “mt hu" I” on and mud” “moon itiiizts; L °'°°"Y' B°"°”“" 39"" -2'3‘"°" aut. then. that-as nn blessing: re on feeds the body. but scarves tue
in erollng yosterdey especially be- it will be high tonight at . , 0- _ '_ - E Mm . __ _ _
3'.1gI|I¢f2fi'p§s1=:1r'm(i um “st md' Tifigritiizvg I;lgbY2‘;lt1 11.38 and Tuesday 14`A§¥iatE‘o2P 6sA1ihil'es:eY£¢n; Cliég And ::¢\:lsn,tlElfc"st0oS\\iidays are uct- Ami I thought how we work and
. _ - - c _
'Y°"'°"d“’ "I" M“""’ H“"’°" “““‘ Th’ '“" '-°" °'“' °"°"'°°“ °" M9' I2E»fi°t°i:EIIieiE;i aitfsno miiirssxtures. r strut:-ni Eshlgo to churn. if 1 or
was on ti-nie, the Cape Traverse was tomorrow at 5.10 and Monday af- ___ __ ______g up 'to date Inspection The ___m__ _my w_____ when 1 ______,__ _'___
Think "lf m¢“¢|' 0V¢l’ I 193 b\l5iU¢39'» I 4 hours and 30 minutes _ late, the ternoon at 5.12; it N5” *-°lf*°"'°‘" v° 7 _ my ` 2.3d3||,d_ M_d_bye_
_ s i zo i e i€.ni 'ri - _ l c 1.18. Monday st 1.11 invited- W- H H°
` Y°\'|f9 tfuly nail" Ex: 2 high?-2 341.gif mlnntfs :iE;n'rYi%s¢Nay morning at 7.16. BOWLING, Burhe's Alleys. _ _ _
late and the Summerside was 50 The moon rises tonight at 6.04 and mu-kat, open lawful ds!l'_t;_\:__l-(0 _ ______°‘:_°PI‘_‘_{~__o to church __o_____y_
- THE ¢HAm»9T_T.ET°WN'PUARmAN- 2| annum inte. tomorrow night se 1.zs. einen.
-5;?" '=  "'* =_ = ._-.= ' | mn Minard‘s Llniment (lures Diphtheria. Minardslfnimsnt cures garget in cowsiMinnrd's 10 ll
under There's a time to work, and a time
Q-_giiéll-l* -nu-K-1'-1-_*i_ °*_‘1_Q-1-¢_i`_-
li ime t Cures Colds, Etc. 'Twss not such a difficult thing t
I I
a whole .e
ndlil; 1
worry and stew ,
Six dave in the week, often Sundays,
- to0.
For worldly goods we must leave
some day. a
And imagine we can't spare the time
to pray. '
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