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Developments Expected En-
ialillng Program to be
- Carried Out.
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(Special tc 'rue Gnnrdinn)
0'l"'l‘AWA,`Msrch 30-The navy dc-
hate is in ahsyance at present owing
to the supply necessary, not being
voted.
The better element at Ottawa and
in the country is becoming impatient
with the condition of obstructing
business.
Developments may be expected tuls
week which will enforce the govern.
meet presrem being carried cut, but
nothing will occur until the esti-
mates necessary are voted.
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA. March so-It is cxpcctcd
that the house will get buck to com.
lllitteo on the Naval Bill this week
Whollilillo Liberals will make known
the stand which they intended to
take.
There seems little probability of n
renewal of the obstruction-indulged in
by the Opposition before thc Easter
udleufumeut- The supply uul cover-
ing onebixth and agreed upon will be
introduced tomorrow and on 'l'ucs.
day the house will likely take up the
resolution and bill respecting tn.,
Javanese "Treaty,
The Naval Bill may be taken up on
Wednesday.
WILL HEPHESENI
EINNUIIN MILIIII
(Canadian Press)
O'l"l‘AW.A, March 20.-Lleut. Col.
J. W Woods, commander of the Govs
crnor Gcneral's Gllards, who is in
England, will represent the Militia
of Canaria at the funeral of Viscount
Wolseley. in St. Paul's Cathedral to-
morrow. Instructions were sent to
Colonel Woods by cable from the
Minister of Militia through the office
of the Canadian High Commissioner
in London.
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KING IS HURT _
MADRID, Spain, March 29-King
Alfonso of .Spain was rather serious-
ly hurt while pluying golf today,
according to reports published in sev-
eral local newspapers.
The nature of thy Klng's injuries
has not been mario public, and court
officials declined to discuss thc mat-
ter.
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AN EXPOSITION
LONDON, March 27--Tllc ohjcct
and scope of the Anglo-American Er
position which is to be held at Shep-
herd"s Bush in 1914 to celebrate the
ccnetenary of peace between these
two English speaking natiolls, was
oxplaincd by the Lord Mayor at a
moetink at the Mansion Hondo of
msn prominent in the public eye.
It was §tnted originally that the
scope of the exposition would include
demonstrations of the progress of
arts and sciences in the two coun-
tries for a century, and also s. strong;
historical section. The Lord Mayor
said today that the exposition would
also include demonstrations of the
progress during the century of edu-
cation, navigation, railroad building,
bridge building, tunneling, electricity
and hydraulics.
Resolutions adopting the scheme
were adopted, as well as another mo-
tion that the profits shalt be devot-
ed to some, gs yet iinfiled object of
national utility in the United States
and the United Kingdom.
coneeilsen ips
too me ron
¢l.l8SlFil!ATi0ll
zum,
0ne sang per word each insertion
in this column. Cash must accom-
aauy order. Minimum charge twenty-
vo cents;____ _"___ _____,___
WANTED ' T0 RENT A FIVE OR
six roon od cottageBln Ex? gliigg'
i ` lt! P. O. 0! '
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lottetcwn. 3 5 il -
LADY 'onmsx waugrszp IN THE
advertising 'department of the Guar-
`dlan. one with experience preferred-
AW ,,,,,,_ it-avsltl.
nsrg 1|' imp ATTEND THE AUC-
tlon ssie you April 8rd of horses.
eat , sheep, pigs, carriages.
slsji:c`s's.n'd harness at Geox-I0 35°'
dl\llll’i"BouthPo_§t. 3_'3_“““’d‘
i§i'§"'~i'os sito-sous runs
of extts ilsrk red foxe‘s.,Msted four
extra pair fine females Also coops.
ininks and marten at reasonable
vnu., An mngt go. Write or tele-
phone John D. Hllllhu ¥;§¢“1';°
Cove. P. in. I. » 9° m -
NEHMINY NPLNNS I
BIG NEHIIL FLEEI
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Will Con_sist of 52 Aeroplanes
36 for Active Fleet, 16
Reserve.
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(Canadian Press)
Bh.R_I.lN, March 29.-'i‘ho plnns for
establishing a big aerial navy were
published officially this aftcrnaan.
Tha fleet of airships will cost $1 -
200.00 which is to be spread over th'e
next live years. The fleet is to he en-
tirely llliort from the aerial fleet und
is later to be connected with the
army on which nearly 25 millions is
to be spent.
A bill providing an appropriation
of $750,000 as the first outlay of an
aerial ficct was introduced into the
imperial parliament to-day, for ten
naval dirigible baloons of the largest
size of which eight are to form 2
t'oml‘l(~tc lleet and two to be kept in
reserve.
The total aerial fleet is to consist
of 52 aeroplanes of which 36 will
form all active fleet and 16 to bc
held in reserve. , These ships are to
be manned by a special corps of 1,452
officers and mcn.
Appropriation for the fleet is to he
spread over from 1914 to 1918. The
bill asks for $225,000 ' for diriglble
and $225,000 for aeroplenes while au-
other $500,000 is asked for the maln-
tenaucc and psy of the crews.
The life of the new sirships is es-
timated at only four years.
EUNIHNET IWIIHIIELI
Hill N. S. IIIMS
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, March 30-A contract has
been awarded by the Government to
McDougall Bros, Ottawa, for local
dams, etc, in the channels between
Pictou and New Glasgow. The ron-
tract price is $300,000.
nil. iiills
UUNUHUE IIYING
BOSTON, March 20.-The llcv.
James Uonohoe, pastor of thc church
of the Immaculate Conception on
Prescott street, who was talfeu from
the rectory to St. Vincent hospital,
suffering from a shock, yesterday af-
ternoon, is expected to die at any
moment. The latest news from his
bedside at tho hospital at 1.30
o’clock to-day was that hc was alive
bilt in a very dangerous conditloii
and not expected to live through thc
day. `
ROYAL_EURlAL
LONDON, Mnrch 27-Field Marshal
Wolselcy, who (licil at Nice Tuesday,
will be buried with fllll military hon-
ors in St. [’nul's Cathedral, near thc
Duke of \Veilington’s tomb.
RELIEF Fw CANADA
WASHINGTON, March 27-Bccrc-
tary of the Treasury McAdoo will ad-
mit relief supplies from Canada for
thc flood sufferers of Ohio and In-
diana free of duty. He waived the
tnriil restrictions today, ou receipt
of a telegram from Mayor Price of
St. Thomas, Ontario, saying the peo-
ple of that city wished to send food,
clothing and medical supplies.
CARPENTERS PAY
HALIFAX_ N. S., March 27-Mast
ter builders last night decided to of-
fer thirl.y~fi\'s cents an hour as a
mipimzlrn to the carpenters, an in-
_crease of three cents. The re-
quest of the men is for forty cellts.
The oiior will be considered by the
men.
WIVEB WOULD VOTE .
_ ' SO MEN WILL BEW.
PICTURE Rocks, Pe., Merci. ze-`
Asserting they were fearful lest wo-_
men will be granted the ballot and
their husbands will have to do the
housework, the able bodied men of
this place have formed an organiza-
tion known as the "Men‘s Sewing
Square.”
At the meeting last week they
.brought sewing bags and their wives
stockings to msnd. Bild, WSIB ‘U10
task of plying the needle in order
to ascertain if daruing was as hard
5| they were always led to. believe. .
` The Rev. I. N. Earle, pastor of _the
Methodist Church, 'who was elected
chairman of the "square," presided,
and some ol the work that the men
performed is declared by their wives
to have been far -better than they
could have iinagined- '
The msn prepared a supper Wl¢_\1°“f
women's aid, which they claim, they
Ate with relishfaud were' all home
before 11 o'eioek. The "square" will
meet once each -week. ~- I
liisrvs Linlment Cures DiPfl1°1‘1°-
-siiuhllgn-are-11
lllnax-d's Liniment Otires-DistemP°\‘~
IHIIN EULLISIUN
NEIH EIMPIIELLIIIN
Track Torn Up for Distance
When Special Ran into
Freight.
(Special to The Guardian)
MONCTON, N. B., March 2‘.l- Tile
Ocean Limited was four hours inte in
reaching Moncton this afternoon on
account. of ii rear end collision bc-
tween freight trains blocking the
trick at Millstream near Campbell-
o .
Conductor 'I‘hos. Auld’s train was
"1" int!! by Conductor Bowles’ special
which wus following.
Seven cars of Bowles' trnin were dc-
railed and the van and box car caught,
ltre, while the engine ,was badly dam.
aged. The truck was torn up for
some ilistililce and thc blockade con-
tinued from before midnight lust
"ight to three o'clook this after-
noon.
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NEW BHLINSWIEK
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(Special to The Guardian)
ST. JOHN, N. B., March 29.-Vio.
let I-hillips. ascii 19, nnsngllsli im-
mifffilllii 0'"lJl0ycd as domestic hy
Robert Counely, St. Martin’s, com-
uiittr.-l suicide, Friday afternoon by
shooting herself through the head
with n revolver. She died Saturday
m0l`llilii’.'- She committed self-murder
while temporarily insane.
Frederick "~`letcher, for years men-
tally unsound, was found drowned
Saturday morning in a shallow brook
running at the back of his house.
H. c. stuns in
ai iivlsiiuirn
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OT'I`l\W.f\, March 29.-Messrs Soir
lass. K. (L, Toronto, und E. V. Bex-
well, K. C., Victoria, have been ap-
pointed commissioners to investigate
the claims of thc province of British
Columbia for better terms.
The province claims ii. is cntitlcd
to special financial treatment by the
Ilon.ini<>n by rcnson of its permanent
physical conditions and otherwise.
This cluirn was ncvcl' satisfied by thc
Lnliricr (luvornincnt. The liurilcu
Government crmscntcrl some time ago
to hnvc the whole question referred
to n. commission.
Tile two commissioners now np-
pointcd are to sclcct it third. If they
canrot agree upon a sclcctinn the
third man will bc nlillflintcd IW fill?
Secretary of Stntc for thc colonies,
The con.missi0n will conlmcllcc work
in Mliy.
A NEW SMILE
PARTS. Mnrcll 23.-It has /been
decided that the woman who really
wants to be up-to-'date in hcr fncial
expression must "smile in n trinn;;lc.'
This phrase- is used by some obscure
"beauty expert," who explains it as
follows:--
"Tile upper lip should be raised so
as to uncover thc two upper incisor
teeth, while thc corners of the 'mouth
are slightly lowered so as to givc the
necessary disdainful look. The eyes
must not be changed in the slightest
degree.”
This fashion, which has been start-
ed by n few society leaders, is caus-
.ing o. great 'urore among the Paris
condaiues, who are said to practice it
at least two hours`a day before their
mirrors.
POPE VERY ILL.
ROME, March 20-The Pope is not
getting better, 'Some doctors think
that hc will regilin strength bllt
most agree that he will never be
strong as before the recent attack.
They fcar that he will gradually
weaken though no immediate collal>9°
is thought of. .
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SUDDEN DEATH
SYDNEY, March 27-The death of
Thomas Downing, a well known car-
penter ol' this city, occurred suddenly.
this afternoon while he was at work
in a warehouse owned by Thompson
,i Sutherland. He was in his 33th
year and leaves a widow and infant
daughter.,
TIMBER S _PRICES
IIREDEHICTON, March 26-At tho
Crown Land department offices st
noon today ri timber berth of three
square nr-lles'on Pocolos\\1\_ m'°f»
omuiettc oennty, epplieeheu f,j>,r
which had heenl;ns,f1° Ig8,?,_°;"g°;,.°,,d`
it -_ °
mm' §'c°'<-egree, .Ie revue luster-
kqghg upset price w er miie
.1¢inard's Liniment Cures coids,ete.
THE PHIWINEINL
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cussion on Petty Jurors
Bill.
The House of Assembly resumed
Saturday iorcnoon, Mr, Speaker
Wyatt in the chair. ~
' QUESTIONS I
In rr-ply to Dr. Dewar, the Premier
stated that the Govermncnt was cou-
sidcring amendments to the Public
Health Act.
In reply to Dr. Dewar, -Hon. Mr.
McNeill said the question of lighting
Hillsboro hridgr- had been considered
by the government, hilt as the uilers
received were too high, the govern-
ment was new considering the latest
and best system.
lll roivly to Dr. Dewar, Tho Premier
slibrvitted an itemized statement of
the amounts paid to Mr. W. E. Bent.
ley to Dcccmbor 31. He stated that
$250 of the amount was incurred in
connection with the Prohibition Act;
and the balance for taking criminal
cases and acting as law clerk in the
absence of the Premier on delega-
tions, the total $648, being the
smallest paid on record.
In reply to Mr, Kickhsm, the Pre-
mier said lt was the intention of the
Government to build s. steel bridge
at Day Fortune during the coming
summer.
In reply to Mr. Feehan, Hon. Mr.
Mcl\'cill said it was the intention of
the Government to repair the bridge
leading from Blooming Point Road
to C1arl'.'s Factory and Gulf Shore,
and also all other bridges that were
ln disrepain
In reply to Mr. Richards, Hon. Mr.
McNeill said his report was now in
the hands of the printer and hc ex-
pected tu be able to lay it over early
next week.
PRIVATE BILLS
The committee stage of the follow-
ing private bills was taken: llunhury
Black. Fox f‘o. litrl., Brighton Black
Fox Co.; F. .T. Holman Ah Co. Ltd.;
The Island (Zuardiau Go. Ltd.
Gi'lVldRNMEN'i' BILLS
'mic rizm/into introduced- tue rol-
lowiuz measures’ ’i‘lle Extra Provin-
cial (`»on~.psr`lies Bill: Oyster Area Re-
gistry Bill; Election Bill 1013 (thc
Ballot Act).
PI‘}'l`i'l` JIIIIUIIS i'll*}MllNl§llA'TI()N
'The Ilounr: wont into 'Crilnmitiicc
on the Petit Jurors Alncurlmcnt l'iill,
Mr. Ilulltuiir in thc chnir.
'l‘l~ll<I i’,TtE!i'lll‘llt said that for lnuny
years post a Pctit. .luror rcci‘.iv0iI $1
per day. The amount, though it had
been ndcqllzlic Z0 or 25 yours ago
was inailcqilriic now. The men were
called upon to make rt sacrihcc of
their time and lrihoul' to not on the
juries, and thc rlollnr was hardly sill-
firicllt nowadays, with thc inr.rerlsc<I
cost of living to pay their hutcl bills.
Tho bill propuscii to .slncnil thc not
by sillistitiltiiig $i.50 for $l im' IIHY-
MR, }<I(}llAill).*l, Leader uf the (hp
position, was glad thc government
had rosolvcrl to nmke thc chrini-'.0-
The ice hitherto hurl been ridicillolls-
ly low, and farnlers who were frcncr»
ally chosen to sit--he did not know
why unless it was owing to their
superior judgment and discretion-
found it very hard to Filwflfi 0ff»¢‘»Y\ 0
week or more in town nt n (IOIIHF F-
dsy as in addition to the increased
cost of living there was thc increased
cost of loborir, and it was a very ip-
ferior msn they could get nows.dnYH
for a dollar rt day. He would be pre-
pared to go n step farther than the
Govcrnmc t' and increase the amount
to $2 my day which he confessed
would not bc too mllch for them.
TI-ll-‘. PREMIER: I like that sull-
gcstion coming from the Lesdél' 01
the Opposition! When one EGU! COD'
verted there is nothing like being
converted out and out. I am sorry
he did not think of it before during
the long years the OPPOSIUOH WHS i“
power.
Mil.. RICHARDS: It is not a mat-
ter cr conversion; it is only recently
thc necessity has arisen. _
MR. McWIl.LIAMS agreed with his
hon. friend (Mr. Richards) and moved
that the amendment should read $2
instead of 51-50- ‘
THE PREMIER said the hon. mem-
ber was out of order as an increased
vote could only originate with the
government. But. he liked the gener-
osity now shown by the Opposition
seeing that for the past twenty years
they hall been quite satisfied to al-
low the fee.to remain at $1. What a
wonderful change had come over thein
views now when the government pro-
posed airincrease of titty per cent.
Why did they not think of it twenty
or even three years ago?
MR. MGWILLIAMS said the matter
had not' _ been brought up before,
though it had been talked about in
Ure House. He thought now that
_the rgovernment'-was tackling the
question it should be disposed' to
make the allowance S2 seeing that
jurors often had to serve at n great
loss.
HON. MR. STEWART did not
think. the government was warranted
in making an increase of a hundred
snry, _ .
ie 1. in $250 over "=l1°~
the price pe “ay ,mp _ H
per chat. all at once. It was tm;
that not only the cost ofliving but
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Many Bills Prescnied-Dis-
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tween Canada and Great
((‘u|uidinll Press)
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MUNIHEIL HI-IS
$l5ll.llUll HHE
(Piiniidian Press)
MON'1‘Rl<Z-\l., March 30.--File in
the downtown business sectio
V n of thc
City Saturday night burned out half
o. dozen firms; did damage estimated
M 5130.000. The estimated losses
are Semi-rcildy Wardrobe, $20,000,
HCOIZI. BFOR., $10,000; Royal Stf)|-gg
Manufacturing Branch, $10,000; D, D,
Bessie. $2.000; Leeburg ec cc., $5,000.
‘These stocks in addition to the loss
of buildings will reach $150,000,
THE HIHIY HUUHS
IIEWIIIUN UPENS
‘ ’ille Forty Hours devotion opens in
(jharlottetown in St., Dunstan's Pro-
Cathedral this 'morning at 9 o'clock.,
when a High Mass of Exposition will
bc celebrated.
The Mass Pro Pace will be sung to-
lnorrou' morning.
Tile devotion will close on Wellnes-
ilfiy morning when a High Mass of
licpusition will bc celebrated.
Masses will commence on Tuesday
and Wednesday mornings at 5.30
o’clor°lf. and (lommilnion will he dis-
tributed in both the main church and
the basement. Uonfcssimls will bc
heard in the afternoons ami at night.
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_ PEARLS SCIILLOPED
NEW IIAVIGN, (‘olln., Milrrh 27-
Whilc (lining with thc New Hnvcll
convocation of tllc Episcopal (lllurcll
here thc Rev. George iH. Oicott, rec-
tor of Grlwc Church, this city, found
24 pearls in nn oyster. Ml'. ()icol,i;
had nlmost swilllmved tho oyster bc-
forc hc noticed tho hard sllbstrincn
within.
The oysters were scalloped, other-
wise the pearls would have been
worth much money. The Rev, Mr;
(ilcotf. was dean of the convocation
and presided over thc dinner fri,
which thc oysters were served.
-Mmm
MUNIHEAL SLUMS
'VIONTltEAL, liinrch 25-If plrcscnt
plans do not fnil llIoni.l‘cn.l will bv
An organization was complet:-rl to,
day which has for its ob ect thc cl‘-
er roquisitts of a properly conducted
For some time spasmodic efforts
at reform were made by various so-
cieties, sucb as the Metropolitan
parks commission, the board of trade
it was decided to unite the forces ol
best men and clubs lu the city.
It was decided to undertaloe im-
mediately the work being carried on
carry on practical experirrirntul work
in the building of model tenements.
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LWEHUUE SEHUIINEH
_NTIIIIIIEHNMENI WILL STEEL IEHHY lllH
  LEGISLIIIIIIE INllNl] EIINIHNCI ULIEBEC NNI] LEIHS
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For Allen Line Service Be- Contract Awarded for Ice-
breaking Steel Ship
IBr italn. ' Costing $500,000.
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(Unrliiilinil l'rc|-ls)
'c£';;la»c\;-\b’\e.Lw°§f:‘n;yhG30.-The rr-eil u'l'r/lW.»\, lvrnrri. so_~'l‘i.c iiuvcrn-
the Allen Lino firrlcscreisdllmbixweelgri me",t has nwnmml UI umnlihcn Laird
Canada and Gmat H,.,tain has been & (fu. a coutruct for the constrllc-
extended for one |nr,n(h_ 1; in not tion of a powerful ice-breaking steel
known wllctllcr this extension rncsns FHIIWHN' f"3'l'Y U1 <‘l>¢‘l`l\Ul Ilili-WWII QUO-
that the ul/i contract will bo renew- 71°C mid lf0Vi9~
ed.
'Pills will furnish connection bc-
twnrrn the rail lilies of tho north nlld
soutil shores without waiting for thc
cmnlilctiriri of the Quebec bridge.
The ferry will hc the most murlcru
of its lliud and will oust $500,000.
J. P. iiunrli iii
EHIIIUIIL EUNIIIIHIN
(Canadian Press)
ROME, March 29.- J. l‘icrpunt
Morgan is in a most critical condi-
tion. Tliis is the official announce-
ment by the attending physician.
For several days hc has been unable
to take any nourlsllniellt and his
weakness has given rise to grave
fears.
Up to Saturday night Mr. Morgan“s
son-in--law, Herbert I.. Sutterlee ond
physicians made every cdort to hide
his real condition but to-night his
speedily ect in.
Dr. Allen Starr, the New York.
nerve specialist, who was summoned
from _*tables rcuchcd here last night.
A wccl( ago Mr. Morgan was persuad-
ed to yo, to bcd and renlnin there to
save his si.rcn|:tli. Ilntil Wcdncsilny
he wus vcry wcll, rested, and slept
witllout thc aid of drugs and took
it satisfactory arnount of nourish-
ment. Wednesday uftcrlloon llc bc-
~,:nn tri rcfusr food. Since thou it har(
been impussilllc to nourish him. He
lust wifiubt and strength vcry rapid-
ly. His r»cl'vous system is showiuif
this null it has milled seriously tn
thc strain. llc has lmt ilcvl-lnpcil
nny 0|-gnpic triiublc but is so oxcccil-
ingly wcnk that prcscnt indicntiliiln
ilrc pmol. critical.
MUNEIUN IVIIYIIH
SEHVEII WHH WHII
(Spccilll in The iilirlrilinli)
IVil)N("I`f}N, Mar. 21|---lvinynr (.11-ss,
on te‘aturdu.y, wns served with an
orilcl' from Judge Whitt: culling lllmll
hinl to appeal' bcf<\rc tho r<lilpl`cru<:
(‘i»ilrl. :li li‘l'o‘.rlcrlr‘lnn ull April Kill tu
i.-ilr»\\' r‘:llii<r~. wily ri writ. plioilld not hp
i.-aslleii :lguinst him to show by what
:iutliorily llc hollis ilu: ollicc.
'i`lu- ;_;ri|u|lil ol prnli-Ht is that Muy-
or (lross is ll iiiirtnor with (7. l<`.
Gross who holds the lcnsc of n stall
in thc (‘ityi Market ilnll is ill conse-
qllcrlcc thus qllnlilicil.
A similar protest was sorvoil
ngaillsi. Alilcriuiul Fryers but he rc-
dnvoiil of ,slums inside R (nw ycm.,,_ signed rlilri it new election bus been
ortlpreil for 'i‘llursdrty next.
Fryer Bros' business in the mean-
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mination of slums through the cgtab. time has been nirlrle it limited linbi-
IiS|rlIll‘l1i1 of proper dwcllillgs,adcqunt¢ li_i.y (lo and thc cx-:\lllcl'|nnu is n cun-
parks and playgrounds, and all oth- d“1i\t° IW 1`€'@10Cti0ll-
city. AHNUUNCENIENTS
course Eiiianrs,
. sssrllrcs. Eu:
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Cllsrity Organizations, the city im: 011° CCN- per word each insertion
provement league, but at a meeting in f-his coluinn. Cash must accom- 
today cr all the business. el-.srlti-.l-lc Dun! order- Minimum ehurse tweu- ~
and reform associations In the city W'fi"° CPHIB-
all into one representative of the “A Uwefillg of the Blacksmiths and  
Horseshncrs of P. E. Island will be
held in the Prowse Block Hall, Sun- NEW YQRK. Mofirh 27-Letters
nyside, Charlottetown, on Tuesday und tele-grams from Erie, Cleveland,
by the separate bodies, and also to ¢V€l\i¥\l<. Allfil 3th. at 8 o'clock. Dctmit and n““V°" hl\V0 893911 Df-
Every blacksmith on P. E. Island .is F' F- I""i‘=dmBI1l\. thc Berlin special-
cordinliy mvimd to attcnd M mat; ist about doctors who say they have
ters of interest to all will be discuss-
ed- e~27ME1oi
ut the Y. M. C. A., Tuesday nigh
April first Lots of fun Com
    spend an enjoyable evening.-3-27M-il,
T ' lit
oqqm City Ticket Omce Bea B k leged that the culkure hll  _
I *_ ‘ of Nova Scotia, is selling velry ilgw H1011' by DF- F`l'I°i"5“'”» “°d~mm“”I
8&-'?1E§Ef;I“?G.n_o:ag:di¥--T;e3r;ty- Zoe way Colonist Excursion ticks
‘ .` GB, _ , ,
bulleted by been winds and ncevy wciuuif;  ninE:§s°1sttIEk°te ee he bee "lm "°'°".'~ M' °' M B'
storms, and ull b\1¢.KIV°l\ “P for April 15th inclusive Also Home- ha' °"""°"d noléwllmi 'uh tg:
mn' “W hu” N°\`W°§iB`l\ freighter seekers’ Excursion I second class Ncfet °f U"  
Herslnes crrlvcs nt Lcununrg lest ncnna 'rric tickets 'tc pelnts in Al- hee Km” *I* » 5,3” gags,
°"°°i“K- The H°fe\‘l°e lllled from nerta, Manitoba srnl snskstcuewsn, U1 f*°"°""”’°“°""-35° ° '
Efgilréieig siiimhfarch iss.-Basset her re- good for two months. Tickets ar
' “E “D 0800 Ihii ld h I1 C lttt t .
o'clock yesterday morning theegili- dgstintathgilhg vfidmrinyhiiiii? of xiilwsg inn to that eteetto those who had
“ml °f'*»b° ehlvvius euetreueporte- cnc at cnc newest lsr-ce. 'rue tickets
£1011 department el the Dominion are cn sale right in tue oslee and _di
Steel cosporation had received no information || given without ¢l§\l!_
word from the steamer; and altho ond go 'fully that there is 
twenty-elf: days on the run out is nity of angling anywhere el_l\_\‘3°l  8,,” ,Mt F-,.m"_ _
not at al unusual this time of year, gen by mg" no promptly, sn“thGf°J, no W” Frednriuk' ommdu' ._“_
HNCIBTIY with s new_ship, fears were; po not buy yours N430” Graf
blslflning to bc entertained for her consulting W. K. Basil* 94 _
serety. certain Berg sims tact seem street. olurl°¢*i°°°."§;mm,
heavy weather was encountered dur- _ _ _ .  ’
ing practically tue whole voyage, but ---*~°"""'°"
IP. E. I. SINIIIINS, .
SEIIIINISLI INIIIIIHI
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Both Were in Grand Trunk
Train Which Turned
Turtle.
(Special to The Guardian)
0'l"l‘AwA, Mar. 30-Senators
1-rowsc und Murphy were both seri-
ously injured in the Grand Trunk
wreck, but ure much improved.
'1‘hc truin was runlng at a high rate
..[ npucli when sho tllrned turtle and
sllililr-lily stopped.
lt is crmuldcrcii n miracle that no
one wus killed.
IIUNDIIIUNS IH
SIHIIKEN IIIIIUN
((luna(lian Press)
l1.\\"i‘(W, Ohio, March 30.-The
problem presented in storm-swept
Dayton ie summarised to-night by
George F. Burns, Secretary to Gov-
ernor (fox, as follows:-40,000 people
must be fcd clothed and housed for is
wack or two; 20,000 must be cared
for immediately; necessary household
articles, such as bedding, pots, pans,
stoves nnd money must be provided
immediately; 150,000 houses and busi-
ness hiiilrlings mlist be repaired; 2,000
condition indicates that the worse is, houses and other structures’ °r wh°'I‘
to bc fclired if a reaction docs not
remains of them, must be pulled
down: thousands of tons of debris
must be removed. \
Sincc the flood broke work has been
devoted to restoring the water and
sewer services.
Much pond work is being dons but
then- is still much to do.
I-l.\l\ifL'l‘ON. Ohio, March 27.-The
I.nkcview Hotel in the residence part
of ilu- town has lust collapsed. It is
said that fifty people took refuge
there earlier in thc day.
Ten bodies were recovered from the
rftius- in thc first hour of search this
mor:1iru_ It is believed 250 persons
‘ure doiul hcrc. Among the first to be
i‘i‘.ctivol~u\l were twd detectives and
Itlircc {\oli<'cm<‘.u. /
BLACK LEFT MILLIONS
’l‘ltO\', N. \’., March 27-Former
ilivvorimr Frilnl( S. lllnck left in his
\\'ill, il. is cstiillntcll, all estate worth
.~;1,f>00,1)iln.
SUPHLNIE Clllllil
PHUEEIIUHE IIHINBEII
(i'l"l`/il'-M., l'-‘larch 27--The sittings
of tim silylrr-:nc court of Canada and
iii; prurciliirr will be slightly varied
nts the l-vspiit of nn rrmendment to the
Su|u-cnio i‘i»urt ant, nf which Hon.
Mr. llohrrty gave notice tonight. The
l<`cbruuv-y sitting will begin on the
_first instcuil of the third Tuesday,
thc May sitting on the first Tuesday,
,ns nt |»i'cscnt, und the Octoibcr sitting
,on tho sccrinrl instead of the first
"l‘iles<lay. !'owcr is given the court or
(tho government to alter these dates,
1 Ai»<»t.htr :vucndmcnt provides that
.in niimiruliy appeals expert assessors
'may hc culled in to overcame an im-
pr-rlimcnt lu nppenls from Ontario,
and it is provided that where the
lrlglit to appeal depends on the
amount involved it shall he the same
clnim and if he specify the sum
clllimcrl il' nxny bs proved.
_.l
been commissioned to use his tuber-
_ culosis culture. Dr. Friedmann has
replied to these in uiries with the
Q
"An April erst sccinl, will ue nclil "af ‘f“i°m°u`l th” 11° il *ll* “"7
t one in this country who can prQPll'l
B and administer his remedy. _`
These qunclrs have been very 8237'
in Dcnvcr, it ls sud. '1'ney,h»'¢»’.“'
1,, cases have [WUI 
ts ments. Dr. Friedmllll ml” It dqr'
e
The responsible for
° xliltiltlrie aidmghsng he had sent warn-
igcsn r wired him.
"on, ofoebe patients treated by Dr.
7|-lsdmann with the tuberculosis cul-
ture died yesterday afternoon at
Bellevue Hospital. The injection was
years old, who lived at 514 West 1811
street. His is the first death adding
111 patients treated by Dr._¥‘ri9d-
mann in New York and more t\\\\l
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the ship suiicred no damlll |linard's Linimsllt Believed Neuralgis 250 I-l'°B¢°d in “lil ¢°“Ui`-\`1-
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