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CAMERON WON BOSTON’S PENNEE UE WNLES' ST, JOHN ELEC'i'i0NS_ ,
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Fipeclal to The Guardian.
BOSTON, April 19-Fred Cameron
of Amherst, won t-he Boston Mara
tbon by four minutes.
He came in amid deafening applause
from ‘twofbundrcd thousand spectat-
ors, after the most brilliant per
formance in years, taking the lead
from the very start.
'Cameron licld,flrst place iiutil th
ihiiah line was crossc-.l, an-d, although
the time 'scarcely equalled Loiig.
boat’s record, was a remarkable ex
hihition over heavy roads and was
nra_rk`ed by several wonderful sports..
The conipetitors for the third and
fourth 'placrin changed freqiieiitly
throughout, the race, but the second
place was held by lleniars, of lion-
ton, who was the only runner aetiuil
ly pressing (iiuneron, but who finish
ed- four minutes tc-hind _him. `
Oaimcrmi’s time was two hours
twenlty-eight miiiutcs, fifty-two nni
two-fifth seconds-_
0
i
|910 MAR
. 'l‘he many frii-iids in (‘ili"|‘nw-H ,,¢ gin,
sturdy little Amherst boy are elated
at his siicccss and feel ii Special
pride iii thu tlaiiadiirii who hiis capt-
ured the big race.
.lush now i-t is nniiis-img to i-emi]-|
l~""lll’tllll\l£ a Uostoiiiau sport ian au
U‘l‘l`ltY. lly the way) who, previous
1’-' UN* l`l\l'<', f‘oimucntc<l as follows:
“N¢‘l1l'ly 200 athletes ure efiterei]
for the Boston Marathon touiorrow.
'l‘hc distance is li-.ss tlian‘25 miles.
(‘iiiiiri'oii, who hails from Anilicre-it,
N. rl., will in-t do to cop the prize,
lieeniisc lic ruin- too high iii the air,
and lifter travclliiii: lfi miles offthe
course he proibalily will full buck ii-
Iii-:iiig tho rear ,'.'iiard."
'l‘lu>ir jilduiiiiciit liowcvci; ns iii thi
case, can often lic taken with th
pi-ovci'liiul pinch of salt.
AM'ilEliS'l‘, April lil '|‘pi_»; tmvn is
literally wild iouight as a result of
(luinci'oii's siiczw-.ss nt lloston.
lijvcryiviiere piriiilii uri- tiiikipg. 0
his liriilinut work and already plans
are being disciissvd for his reception
c
I
ATHON RACE -GENEHUNS [NET ‘ANOTHER SUICID
lR‘.l7---.l..l. Mrl'lci‘inril.t, New
York     ...2.5.'i.l0
lilillil---ll.J. Mcllonald, Cum-
bridge, Mass  ...2.»i2.00
l8£l0-L. J. Brignoll, (lam-
bridgc, Mass  ...2.54.38
i900--~J.J. (laf‘fi‘ey, Hamilton, ‘
Ont.     ...2.3‘.l.44 2-5
1901-J.J. Uaflrcy, Hamilton,
(lirt. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. .,¢.29.2Zi 3-5
i002-Samuel A. Mellor, Yon-
, kcra, ' N. Y.  2.43.00
il':l01l--J.(l. Loriicn, llninliridge,
York.    2.316.042-5
lilii5---l<`i‘eil Lorz, lvruliawk A.(!. _
Yonkers, N.Y.  2.38.25 2-?-
shire A. A. .... .. 2.45.-15
i l‘.l07 --Tiionias Loiigboat, West-
.Eiiil Y.M.(l.A., Toronto,
2.24.24
1008 -Tlioinas P. Morrisey,
Yonkers, N. Y. ...2.25.-lil 1-5
lil0‘J-»-Henri ltenaiid, Nushiia.
N.H.  . . . . . . .
._  2.53.Illi4-5
Deinars was second and .laiiicis for wliirh history muy lic :intl-il, |910.. pirmi (,am,.,1-,;n' Amber-
(lorkery of Toronto was third.
Winners of earli year--~
st. N.S.   2.28.52 2-5
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LNNNN/lNElNS UE
Alil. \\'AN'l'l<]ll Til l-lAVl<l A
l.(l()l{ A'l`i L llAlllilll’l.l‘l'l‘.*l.
2
1-st was occasioiicil among iiiuiiy poo
NSNILNHS NNNE
  “E   NlHliNW' ESCAPE
» ' ifroin St. John of ii little lamil cou-
A new star in t.lir,tii‘mnnient nfl
Prince lildwurd island ici-.t\ii’i~i~.»: liusl
“risen in the l'm'S'"‘ "N United Hl'“w"" ltlic futher could stuud it no loullcr
ilii- tiiok his li-itle flock oil to_a iio- "mmm McInn,i’s and (me ;"ume,d Harm
(lonsul Dceduicycr of this city. liis
lecture "l_an'<liu~.ii‘i<s of Anici"icun
His'll.iry" given in the school-room l_,,(_tH,, ,H \V,,§¢,,.,, (-,,umda_
of thc First Methodist (‘liurL‘h lust
evening was one of tho most compre-
hensive, yct concise. must' scholarly,
yet entertaining, ever given before ii]
(“lia.\'l0ttetowl1 aiidicnce. lt was fi icc-
ture worthy, as l’rcmicr l'las~/.ard
aftlarwnrds remarks-ll, of (jontincutal
recognition. iAii array of liistoricul
facts were linked tori-tlier in clzi.ssic`
language, wilrich held the uiidividcil
izttnntion of ii large unfl most appre-
ciative aiidience.
The learned ~lrctiirui' lieixaii by nn
eluhiiratioii of what the disrovci‘y
of ,-Aiiicricn. has uieant to the ricicii. |
tific and the commciiciul world. I-liii
plc at the Windsor :~i|.rect Stritioii
vesf.ci'duy by the arrival on the train
- ” IN NEBEHEUN
taiuini, <iiiaili'ii;il<.ts» two boys aud|
two girls--iigid eleven iiioiiths. ‘ So
iiiiiiiy piis.-ii=iigei's called and lii~;:‘gi-.ill _ ---~
hai ` _
for ii sight of the iiuudruplets f. .,
rel for tl-e day. Thry are going to
` Special to The Guardian.
AliBi<]lt'l'()N April lil -Two men
ard came within an ace of being suf-
focated to death hy coal gas Mon-
.  .“._.'"‘§`f_-'._._” , . day iii~glit.'l`hisy_ all the crew of tlin
‘\I“`\U"lII[;k2§ §;f,'%l",l‘|f‘,i,I,7A!`Ir;", - lscliooner Ilritnnriica which is being
"" l “ Ph- E`UUl~"‘\l"D]i<>arieii hy anis arcs rd Alperton.
=*'1‘- -WH-'i f\i>'~“ ‘Hr -riff <>fl..{N"°r§$1Z"““$;€§iNl.‘"f..“iiiif i`f.l`.i‘if§
Aiit~\‘ri-p, su_\'.-¢ the liostou iilolii,
me" traced the °°1""i'Lnti0“ “E u“`iiiow siii'piis.=i's l.oudoii in the size o
Nortih Auiericau continent by dlilcr-
ent l*1ui‘opea;n powers, lciuiiiii.; up to
the llcvcilutionary War.
The Munror. Doctrine, the war with
Mexico, the great (`~ivil Wnr :uid thc
slavery question, thc expansion oil
the American Republic, ivcri-. all dis-
ciisued ih n clear, inuslcrly iuaiiucr.
'l‘heu were summed up, in ii pcror-
atiou of qiii-et cloiiiiriirc but touched
its traiilc oiviii-;; iii lin' opi~ii'l~iig oi tliul
i oiii_o region.
licciisloiiiiily iiislui are l`ouiid weigh-
pouiids is coi:~iide“ed ii iiiic speciinicii.
ilut evcii ullouiiig lllll pounds ii
lpiiir, ilu- iuiiouiil. taken to ldiirope ' ` "`
_ , _ _
iilie ,_-_'rent d_ciiiuiuls of the art* l}“"l the men closed the cabin doors and
trudc.-i for ivory, the <iia-iitity im-
ported ut Antwerp, I.oii.loii and Liv-
erpool, the priiicipzil uiurlzcts of thc rectum fvom which ,it had been ,bl0w_
world, i'tii`iIiiiis uliiiost coiii-'tant. 'l`-he - -t M th .t _
total uns 484 l<`reiicli tous iii ltlilii mg wl h the msn at the 5 Ove re
und 4i'i‘_l in lilliil. ln blic vi'ar.~i lie-
|i.\vcrii il has liccii as .high ns iiilil
. i
lighted a, coal fire. During the night
thc wind cliaiigcd to nn opposite di-_
fused to draw und the smoke and-gas.
was carrii~;l into the calvin. The nrcii-
ili-il not awaken and in the nioi'iiiiig
hlns' In U00' . . , were discovered- iu an iiiicoilscioiis
.coii-dition. iii' ltrss was at oncn siims
“`““ ""k""“'“ t'W""Ly y‘."“"" “H03 hnijliiiiiiiicil and- _-oi-n tivo of the men we-rel
'restored lo life but it was several
hours before the third man \‘c\|.:a‘iii-ed
eoiii-ioiisiicss. 'l‘_l\r|i'e are now il-oi-ng
wcll mid seein none 'lihe worse of -their
'ing |50 poxiiiils, liut one of fifty nm.,-,,\v i,_~;¢ape. ' '\-
lTlic law in both ind-in iiiiilktliuflolii- BANK 01,1 MONTREAL
'go foiiiids the oiport olytus s \\0igi~ WINS APPEAL IN
iiug loss than six i-oiiiiu-s. “Nfl-Alu() BANK CASE
with 9- ram litfrlllvlv Elni"`h‘ uw ‘EU ilu ii veil" ii.<~iiu.-= tho llontli ol' iiioroi Yl`illtllN"-l). 1\l‘l`ll 13-'Flu' Ulllllifll *lf
siillo that have accriicil to thi- world
from- the coniiiicst of tho North Ani-
erlcan continent ‘by the lihiglisii
speaking race. I
'l‘ho iiiiillcncc gave reprinted c\'ideii»
ce tihat many of the seiiiiineiits ix
prr.~is»cd ifound in tin-.iii ii i~i-spoiisivci
I.-hord.
The lecture was under thi aiispiccs,
of tho Ladies' Aid Society ol '/.lou
(‘hurch who are to lic co|igi'iitiilatcil
upon its iiii-cpiialiflcll siicwss.
moved in forceful and tiiiicly rc-
iiiariis by l‘reiuicr 1-luszardl, neatly
seconded by Fotincillor Riley amd
supported in a very appi'<i2\at\\'e
manner by .ludpe Fitzgeralcl. l‘hc
thank; of the audience was conveyed
to the lecturer hy Lici\tcnmit~Gover-
nor MacKinnon, who presided in his
usual graceful manner.
ii DE 'rl-in
FOR A I Junon 'ro si~i~iAi<.
Moirraaai., Avril 18--<'~i\»“i<l“{"
am” excitement has peru cuiiscilriicic
by the unusual action of Arclibisliop
Brucheai in forbidding .liulgc Leni-
ieul of Quebec to speak on Sunday
night at the tempcrance mretihli
‘held at Ht. James' Methodist church.
Mr. Lemieux and Dr._lluhe of Mon-
treal were both advertised as speak-
ers at this fncetlljil. Wl“lCll “'09 ‘lf "
purely non-sectarian character, and
dealt only with anti-saloon niattoi‘s,~
ln pursuance of a caml>8l‘fU\ 1" Willcll
Archbishop Bruchesi has \iccn_ouc_ of
the' most active leaders, ami in view
of this, great surprise was felt "ii
the drastic action taken by his illlN"‘~
______________ _
`NERAI DItUR\'<'S
GP' ‘ ooyrmasn icxricsiiiap
QTTAWA, April lil--New military
nrdersdsaiied announce the followilllii
Maritime Provinces (`»ommaiiil»---Tlite
period of the tenure of the nl’l’"l’l‘ ‘
m-ent of the Colonel and tciiipcrufy
Brigadier General U. W. Drury,‘t. 
A. D. C., as ofllccr coimiiniiiling, is
extended from the first of l\iii;v. ‘ `
mir riecmi Hiishlanilvfrf Rel-““"‘i
N., be H.,-,mirary Liciit.-(oluiiel l‘)d-
l
At its Cluso R V05" (ll f-llllllks “`l‘**ian'iii~ile1l ii gold mviliii to lhrlii-i‘i'.
killed that _\ lclll no i\'oi'_\’. foiiruli-s
for iiistiriiie. `
'l‘lic iiicc f piisi-iii ‘.iiric~< l`|'oui il
| I ,, ._ _ . _ I ..
l iii ii poiiird, iii-.<:oi'i|iiri.; to iiu-nifty.
ti
A\\’Afllll-ll) (llil.l) lVIi‘1illAl..
l.()Nll(lN, April lli-The l{oyal(‘ol-
age of Siiigcoiis of l<liii:;lund, has
l"ictciici~, pi'iiu'ipiil iisslstiiiit lihr;\ri
au of the lilirury of the siirgeoiis
p;ciici‘iil oflire iii Wusliiiii:|,oii, iii rc-
cogiiiiioii of his ilistiii1:\iishcilsei‘-
vices in coiriieclion \vill\ the indexing
of thc catalogue of tliiit library.
ltolicrl; l*‘l<~tcl\cl' is ii graduate of
the lloyul (‘ollci:c of Siii'gcons, and
i'ecri\'cil the degree of L.l.. ll.. from
(‘-uluinhin. llii'iv<'i'sit_\. llc is an asso-
ciate fellow of lhc College of l’liy.-ii-
lciaus, l’liiliulcli'vi\in, and editor of
Iudcx Mcdicos.
` .i‘.»\lll.l'l ll.»\'l`l<ll~‘ (‘llN'i‘llllli.
.riiiui ilmilo eit-|.innd.-, pi-iiiiiriiiy i.w‘ii~i~ ll- J_- l\l_<‘l"arlan\l. rwreseiitiniz the
'ibut iiiinihc. coiitribiitiiig' s~liai-elioldei~s of the Un-
lhiit iiunilrcr. for iouny i-lcpliiiiils ure tall" Balm' from the -llllllimlint ‘ll
Justice liritton was dismissed by the
court of appeal today. Justice Brit-
ton dcciili-il iii favor of the Montreal
liaiik’s rluiui t~o rank ns u. creditor
of the ilfiitario llauk for advances
niadc under the liuiridatioii agree-
ment. If this judgment is not upset,
the slinreliolders w'lll bo liable for
any deficit.
liltlllllli .\‘lill7.l‘lll
, ‘N ir i i.
_L,,Ll AN l l l`ll~ii-l.
'l.`()ll()N'l‘l>, April l0.~'l`h-.- largest
individual li.i|uor scizui'c in -imc Noptili
Lands was made by the Provincial
Police on the road to Elk Lake.
Tlircc iniiocciit looking \vngo-ns witli
loads of Si\bi1atli worsliippcrs were
tnkiiig their way towards owin wheini
over liaiilcd by au Official Party.
They mada search of-the clurrch-
going wagons; and concealed iii
their i‘cces>~x‘s, we-rc I00 bottles of
ivliiskcy.
o’l"l`AWA, April 1ii~Whvn thc sec- 'p,\i."p _iippiioviiis on '
ment bill to control cable rates and
to adieud the 'l`elr‘gi‘aph Act for a
similar purposf, Hii' lticlinrd Cart-
wright stutcd in lhu Sciiate yester-
diiy that the cubic ciinipaiiicsi iiitei'-
c:-'ted had uskrd to he lieiird, And ll0.
therefore, would depart from the usu-
al practice of taking public bills in
committee of the whole, uiid send it
to the railwa_v c'oinni"ttcr. ‘
A \'lAT0lt l1‘liAC'l`ll RES FNKIILL.
DOUAI, France, April 18--l.»0lllS
Dr<l,‘;'iit, the French aviator, who has
appeared in numerous aviation con-
tests, suffered a fractured skull to-
dnyi from ir fall while making a flight;
His aeroplane capsized in a strong
wind at a height of sixty fect. Dre-
guit is in a very serious condition.
Sl‘lAll(`lllNG l"(lIl. A l‘(lS'l"MAS'[‘ER
Vli"|`OlllA ll (", A il lil--'Tho
. I. pr
i ‘ _
police nrc scnrcliiug for James Tyr-
ci' rcrcnflv postinusiter at Agasiz,
ward Mortimer Macdonald. lll. P-
|oud. reading \v-as given the Govern- “'I‘llBl<]R(`ULOi-lIS .\‘.ll'NllAY."
A New York despatch states that
President Taft npprovcs of making
Suirdny, April 24, n. "tuberculosis
Sunday." This news was contained
.iii a lcrtei- received by Livingston
Parrand. executive secretary of the
National Association for the Study
and l'revention of Tiilicrciilosis.
ONTARIO T() SELL OLD `
GOVFIRNMENT HOUS~E.
TOl`t(>N'l`O, April 18-The Ontario
government has called for tcndcrri
for the purchase of the old govern-
ment house. The property contains
about six and ri quarter acres in a
`good locality and it is understood
the C. P; R. has already secured it.
The price to bc paid by the company
will he determined by the figures of
the tenders.
JIISTICE OSLIUR HAS Rl0'l`Iliil'lll
i 'f‘OR()NTO, April lil--After occupy
IL' i‘. lil- is cliiirged with stealing ing his place for tlilrty-one years,
”-‘*.__-A-A 1 5 V400 Justice Osh-r stepped down from his
Hfnardls 'Liniment burw Danrru -   Place on the helncli of the (intario
\_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-f.-.-_-_-_-_----------==°-‘~'-'-`-‘~`-'"""""`”""""`"`""`"""'"`""`.`"`"""""" court, of appeal this morning and
' Justice Magee took his place. ~
  .Sir Aemlllus Irving, the vetaraiii
treasurer oi' tho Law society of up-
»
per Canaria. expressed their sense of
`""""‘""d""' *U l-oss to the profession by Justice
i latter $5 000'
ther reeted the opening of the ten liuriuil l\“` ““"`“ gi
Osler leaving lt Chic! .Iuriticc Mioss
NICE, France, April i8-l<‘ine ivca-linul for lic _ in. h-em|,¢_ dura-i voiced the concurrence of the bench
day all/lation meeting on the i‘lmn1l‘H
Davlltiou Da La (laliforuia. The pro-
gram includes ten events for which
$53,000 is offered in prizes.
M. Ofllnoff, in a Farmnn lliplanc,
carried off the honors yesterday.
These inclu-ded those- offered for start-
ing in the shortest rlistaiiirc wif-h and
without passenger in whicli M. tidin-
ol role from the ground respective-
in B0 and 100 metres. '- _
Ofllnud also leads in the t-.dnl dis-
tance travelled and fast lap 1-vents.
The purse.for the foriiier is $ll|."00
tion und cross country lllghlfl fm' ‘f""
rioini prices will take place. 'The
c,.,,S,, country criiisiiig contests will
he thi-ec iii number. f\`f‘m the “Via”
tion lleld to (`|\l‘0 1"'-`l`l`°l'i 24 k“°me'
tres, to Aiitivcs iuiil return and to
1 ~~ rl return.
(l‘Eisf.nf of Swedcii, and the
|-,.i,,ce,,,, .ii rliixe Keiuliignu, witness-
;-il tlu-~ opening events.
Torpedo `linnt destroyers cruised in
nie olflug so ns lo he of service in
cnso the uii- crnft cuiuc to grief in
the wafer. _ .
in what Hir Aemllliis hncl said a'nd
Mr. Justice Osler feelinigly replied in
n brief speech of thanks.
(‘HI(`»AGO MARKE'l`S.
i'-l-iIl‘,A(lO, April lil-(r~lpccial.)-
June Wheat    107)
August Wheat   l0l.i
' Minard's Linimant Cures Burns, ate.
Miles.     241.294-si
1¥l04---Micliael Spring, New ‘
June (lorn     07
August (‘orn    l`»0i
t
Special to The (iuardiaii.
LONDON, April 19-'lhe_ I'riuce of
Wales has contributed five hundred
pounds to Ai'chlilsliop'a Western (lan
ada fund.
Having visited Western Canada h
realizes the difficulties there from the
extraordinary immigration and
trusts that the appeal in connection
with such a noble work will receive
ii generous support. , .
The fund had reached .£l4.22il.
£22,500 will he needed.
6
LNEESE |lEPllEil _
UE LlN|]SlNlE
Special to The Guardian.
QUEBEC, Apisil l9~Meagre reports
continue to filter in concerning the
landslide near La Tuque.
The latest reports do not bear out
the heavy loss of life, stating that
three are dead and several injured.
The Landslide took place on ii
temporary line# at the foot of a steep
hill on the side of haue.
(`(li\ll’ll()lVllSl¢} ON
(}AlVl`lililNG BILN
OTTAWA, April 18.-'i‘-he advocateii
of the Miller bill, which wan d¢f9af,.
cd in the commons last week because
of the opposition to the clause mgk.
ing book-mailing on the race tracks
ills-sal. are new in a' fair way no
have ll*-Kislation passed this session
cflccting the other reforms in respect
to restricting gambling and betting
as ;i business, which they asked for.
A C0mI>romiise was reached tonigiht
between the represenitatfves of the
racing associations and Mr Miller
representing the Social and Moral Rc
form League, whereby both parties
agreed on the general outline of an
amended li-ill achieving the objects
aimed at by the luague, with the ex
ception of the elimination of book
making during the actual.. progress o
race meets.
In iiri-cl. it was agreed to pid.
throuilll this §”SHi<r\\ ameiidmeiits to
the criminal code l‘iiuitin»g the niun-
ber of 'daysl racing on incorporated
tracks to seven days, twice a year;
proliiibitiii-ig cntiruly the piiblication
.uf tLiJstei1s..advei'bisements or- the
transmission of pu»blica'tic»ns of any
inforniiatiioii relating to pool selling,
book~niaking~, betting or wagering,
vvhethnr in connection with horse rac-
ing or with any obher contest, trial
of skill or endurance of main or beast,
and further strengdilien-ing generally
the law nioking illegal the keeping of
pool rooms or.the -selling dr remind-
iirg of any iiiforinatioii relating' ti
betting.
It is further provided that i-f any
new rare tracks are incorporated the
exemption accorded to existing
tracks in lzlii- iiiatti-r of pcruiittiiig
book-iuakiing will not apply.-_
l)l{llNKl~`|N MAN WANTED
5 'l'O SWIM ACROSS LAKE.
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ST. (‘.A'I‘HAlhlNES, April 18-Con
stable Howe, of Port Dal-liousie,
caught a drunken man iii the act of
preparing to plunge into Lake Onta-
rio last night. The man, who gave
the name of J. A. Campbell, is a
commercial traveller from London,
and had been previously boasting
that he could swim across the lake
to 'I‘oi'ivnto. The constable raced af-
ter him, placed him under arrest and
brought him to t-he city this morn-
ing when he was remanded until this
evening.
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'THEY WANT 'I`()ltI’l<}ll(l BOAT.
(lALLA(l, Peru, April 18-The Town
Council of this city today started a
subscription list for the pur'chase of
a torpedo boat destroyer at a cost
of $270,000.
THE R00:-ll€V‘EL'l`S IN VIENNA.
VENICE, April 18.-Colonel and
Kermit Roosevelt spent twelve hours
here yesterday. leaving at five ...iii
t-he afternoon for Vienna.
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‘LIGHT B/UN'
TORONTO, April 20--Strong caster
ly winds, showcry.
teen hours and forty-six mflnutes.
The temperature at three c'cloc
above zero.
The tide will he high this mornin
at 8.48 and llomorrow morning a
9.22. `
The coldest temperature records
yesterday was forty degrees ahov
Ibove up till nine p.m.. The coldes
recorded the previous night wa
tlrirty-eip,-lit. above. »
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The length of today will be thir-
. , k
this morning was thirty-six degrees
zero and the highest was fifty-one a
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ST. JOI-IN. April 19-Au unknown
woin-au, middle aged and welidress-
ed, committed suicide today by jump-
ing from high roi-ks into the ltevers
ing Falls.
The body was recovered by flsluer-
men and taken to the under-taker-'s
awaiting iudeiitlficntiun. '
The civic elections held today excit-
ed lint little liiterust. `
Dr. Friuk was elected Mayor.
Three of the pres-lent uldermeii wer
defeated. '
The council will include six ini
muu and twelve loriiirir iiicuibers.
ln two wards where local optiui
ontests were hi-ld. the licciisi-. part
rovud successful.
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Special to The Guardian.
._- iiior- 'rimouiy iruni, iiiimpi- OTTAWA. Avril 19~The whole ses-
sion of the Commons today was ac-
cupied with the debate on the Naval
hill.
Everyone appeaned anxious to get
through the second reading and no
particular obstriictioli was offered.
lililliill ' ENPLNSIUNI
Special to The Guardian.
BUDAl’l€S'l`, April 19-A holler ex-
ploded in a match factory at Szegan
killing ten girls and a man.
Eighteen other girls were danger-
ously injured,
KNOTTY QUESTION ‘
ARlf-IES IN HOULTON
MUNDER TRIAL.
HOULTON, Me., April 18-Wlletber
or not his assailant stood in New
Brunswick or Maine when he fired
the fatal shot, is the question which
confronts officials at the trial which
began today before Justice Savage,
in the supreme court, of Charles R.
Friel, aged nineteen.. on the charge
of murdering his uncle, John Frlel,
near-Amityi, Nov. 1. .
Ellis Black, aged twenty-six, was
indicted on the charge ‘of abetting
Friel in the deed, but the cases will
be tried separately. If Friel is not
convicted, there will be no case a-
gainst Black.
Friel, who lived on this boundary,
was called out of his ouse before
daylight and shot. l-le and Savage
had quarreled the previous evening.
BADLY BURNED
IN i'lALE'llfl FIRE.
SALEM, M-ass., April 18.--Wea.ken-
cd by a raging fire that had Just
swept them, the walls of ai building
used as a storage warehouse by the
Underwriters’ Company late today,
suddenly bulgcd out, sending thc sec-
ond floor, bearing with it nine llire-
men, crashing liito the. smoking de-
bris below. Two of the fire-dgii-t4-is
managed to scramble for safety, un-
hurt, save fur slight burns, but the
reinsliiiin; seven each received more
or less 'serious injuries. One, .lolrn
lteed, w‘s.s plirued beucalili the taiiigled
rafters. Axes, wielded by frantic pcs-
cuers, had to be used to rescue blur.
Several of his ribs were broken and
s leg .was lniured. but he will re-
cover. George Wright, whose chest
was crushed and b’-ndiiy cnt, its the cn-
‘,l one of all the injured aibont
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whose condition serious fears an-iifelt.
The building., which was owned by
the Bostoii & Maiim Railway, wirleli
formerly used it to house its pa/in-t
departmeiit, contained about $10,000
worth of cotton, saved from. the Man-
hattan when that steamer was biii-n-
ed at Portland (Ma) last month. It
was spread out in the house to dry.
The bu-lining. only the walls of whfioli
are standing, was valued at 818.000
or more." .
The floor which fell was supported
by tli-e walls which it. touched and
by a number of iron rods from- raft-
ers above. When the walls bulged
out the whole weight. of the doo/r was
transferred to the upper supports of
the roxis, which were unable to bear
'the strain. When the floor crashed
down, the fire had boen extiinguislicd,
but the tiremeu were still delugiug
the ruins w-ith water. Much of the
debris into which the iniured fell was
still hot and was the means of sev-
eral of the man being painfully burn-
ed.
cauanai. MANAGER Bureau
l om# on LECTURE 'roun
SYDNEY, April 18.-M. J. Butler
general manager of the Dominion
Coal company, left this morning for
Boston, where he is to lecture be-
fore one of the historical societies
there next week, and will probably be
absent for ai week or ten days. A
charge of large quantities of coal.
MARK TWAIN BETTER.
cording to those in attendance
a little improved today.
(Too late for Classification.)
*aasi~i`i-rimmso we Donn
ibut at Timton’s, Central Market.
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g *Rasa 1-irnainc me iraiiinii
‘ i at
‘i l* wii°=i1°v'.e;fi»-ii_m.;fs§~_4f2ii; l . . .. _ , .,. .  ,. ,
i|,v0R gA|,E_ 1 pm-°.y,f-Bd Ayrshire fishes? wlu-re is the roiiii-er-iion_. To iiilug us ini; iurmi un.
il bull 10 months old; also, some Some men centre their \so;ilslon' this UH f _
I - t eu o i 1 ri
N f,;‘i_`|(::-8 i:y¢‘:\k;fr:',ha|?l::sPEnRI<;d:t;JrllN 31:?twilluhlsgegetaawalllat(is comiuia As more of heaven in each we see:
¢. Mini-ghfioid 4--20d3lpd to them in the next world when th. _v ‘ some softening gleam of love and
9 * ____1_._-----' .stand stripped ‘before the judge of all prayer
Mlnard's Llnlmeut for sale ovarfihoro ` the earth. Do you want yours now~ - Shall dawn on every cross and care.
report in c local paper has it that
while absent Mr Butler will endeavor
to purchase some land upon which
the company will later erect up-to-
date terminal facilities for the dis-
REDDING, Conn., April l8.- Ac-
f-lamuci Clemens (Mark Twain), who
is ill at his home, Stomfleld, seemed
 Fresh Haddock sc fb, Fresh Hul-
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Special to The Giiardiau. _
WINNIVEG, April I9- -Aflci' ii li|i‘/.
zard which lasted several days fhrri
is again clear weather iii Winnipeg.
Reports from various districts iii
dicate that the snow throughout tin-
provlnce will greatly help the ri-op.
HNELEYEEUMEE
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Special to The Giiariliaii.
ST., .101-lN'i~i, April lil--Iiiilli-y`s
comet was visible here early- lmlni
'in the soutlieastern iiorizoii. '
l’ltlf<l>i'l‘LANl)'S
l<‘A'l‘lil§li ANKllilll~l
` l\lli~lH
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MONTREAL, April 18 -'l`lie search
-for Miss Ellen I’riestlau<l, iiiissiiiig
now for about one ni-outli, is bi-iing
relentlessly pursiied by I)e,tci:t'ive.~i'
(lowan and Pigeon but thus far no
clue has been found as to her wlicri-»
abouts.
Mr. Priestland, of Jarvis, tint., the
father of th-e missing girl, was in tin,
city and closeted with <`hief <‘nrpcn
ter. Together with Detective C-owaii
ihe looked through the effects which
bis missing zhughtcr left behind her
‘vwli-en she disappeared on the eve U.
Good Friday.
There was notliiiig in thc. corrcs
pondence which might lead trheui ti
suppose that' she had lef't for au_\
other place than her home, where shi
'stated she was going for a wcek’s
holiday. It was known that sho was
,acquainted with a family on l’r`iiicc
Edward Island, and sirius are in-ing
taken to ascertain whcbhcr she went
down there.
The m
issiiig girl. was \\'\ll iicciis-
tonicd bo take care of licrscli. and
and traveilled quitr cxt»ciislvcly,‘ li'a'v’~
ing worked in New York, Buffalo ar.-l
lloston.
Mr. Priiestlaii-cl denied the ilesiiatcii
published in an evening coiitciiipoi‘-
1
ary on Saturday that his dniiglitii
was at her home in Iarvis. .
'PHE Hlll’l*llilN’l"EN|)l'1N'l`_Oli'
ll}l)ll(7.~\’l"IllN'r<l llllll‘ll<` 'l‘llIl'.
HALIFAX, Apri-i 18- Dr. A. ll. Mr
Kay, siiperiiitcndeiit of cduciilioii.
gives an iiitersstiiig account of llii-
iuectlugiu the \Vaidoi‘f-Asioilii, New
York, of thu Hinipliilul Hpclliiig
Board.
He states that the iic\vspii|wi's of
New York are opposed to the regula-
tion of spelling hy thc board, but
that the daily newspapers of Chica-
go, with two exceptions, are iii iii-
vor of it, the two cxceptioiis hi-ing
merely iiiiliiierciit, not hostile.
llr. McKay we|rt\froiii New York to
Ottawa, where he attended the n`ii~i~t
ing of the executive couiniittci- on
the Strathcona Trust. 'l`lie coniinit
tee consists of the nicmlzcrs of thi-
militia council and one i‘cpresciilu-
tive from each of the l’roviiires, thc
princlpal business transacted hciiig
the formulation of regiilatious f.ir
the distribution of prizes for niili~
tary drill, which will bc piililislicd iii
the Jourual of Educutioii.
Dr. McKay says that hc Ii-ff. New
York for Ottawa on n vcry wuriu
day, but that when thc truiii rcucli-
cd Northern New York thc country
was covered with snow, which, dis-
appearing in the iieigliborliood of‘
Ottawa, was again found in ilu-
highlands of tiieliec.
HON Glil()itG'l*l lil. l<‘(lH'I`li}lt
lil‘}"l`l1‘llNS lN DAY llll ’l‘\\'il.
OTTAWA, April I8.-The niuiiy
friends of Hon George E. Foster will l
‘be pleased to learn that his health is
almost completely restored and flint
he will be in his seat in the house
within the next day or two. Mr Fos-
ter` was at his office at the parlia-
ment building on i-lnturday nttindiiig
to a large amount of mail and otlicr
business which had accumulated dur-
ing his illness. I
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DUKE OF FONNAIIGHT MAY
N(l'l` VISIT 'l‘(lll0N'l`U.
E. il. MCMUHNU
EiEElE[i MNYUH
2-l|u~<~inl fo 'i‘lii- (liiiirdinii.
Nl'JWl‘AH'l`l,i'I, April lil -'l‘|ici-ii wg,
it hot fight for .\if;iyoi' today iii tffg
civic clei-tions.
Aldl-riiiuii lu-slip ll_ :iii-Mui-iii, w,,|L
out over foi'iuei~ Miiyoi' .\l`il|i-r by
f.lii'i-1: votes - l2ll'to 120.
hllicll iiilvii-_.l i'\|iIi'i'd m'oi|iii.i lliig
coiilciii uiid ilu' result wus ¢~v¢~|'
iiuitfi-r ol' iiiurli _~.-pi-riilatioii.
'l‘li<' :~iiii'i~i~;i.-ziiil <'ii|id'idiiii', I.. li.
Mi-.\liirdo, is n iiutivc of l’. lil. l_, and
his iiiuiiy Iririid.-. lici‘l~ \viil 4-oiigi-iiiii.
intl' lillii aiu his vlvcliiiii
A iiol<~woi~tliy fi-iitiiri' oi Ulu' ron-
lcsl is flii' .`i'liil.~iuiii-iliip of llil' s'i\u~
didnii-s ;\l|'. .\li-.\liirdo lwiiiif..
liiwilllci' iii lim ol' 4-x iiiuyoi' .\lillr-r.
HEHBENT HENEI
IN NEW YNHK
§p|~¢~i:1l to 'l`li~- fiiiiiriliuii.
i\l(>.\'l‘lll‘lAl., , April lil- llf-rll‘f`t
livail, tlii- Mi-fiill g|'adiiuti~ of hliirk-
villv who iliszipjii-iii'i-il lroiii I\loiiti'i'nl
soiiie mouths iiiro uud later f.ui'ui-d
up ut liiu-nos .»\_yi‘|‘s. iiri‘i\'\-il lu New
York aiiil will i'i~lurii iii-ri-.
iii- will give iio i~x|iiiiiiniii»|i of his
flight. liifyoiid .-uiyiiig "c\'¢»ryfliiiii: is
all i'ii.',li\."
i~ll‘1N1\'l`iIlt A|.llltll‘ll 'l‘l> ltl'1'l`l|il‘l.
i-iio\"iiiii::\'i‘i-i, ii. i., .ini-ii i>i--
ri-porl. flint Ni-I.~:oii Vl’_ Aiilricli would
retire from his po.-iitioii as llnited
State-s's<=iiiitoi' ii-oiii lihodc lslaiid at
the cxpiriitioii of his pi~i-si-.iit tcrin in
lilll, \\'hii'li has iiceii pi-i'sisteiit for
.hc past low ilii_\'\.~', was couiirincd to-
day by (ii-iicriil l‘has. lt. llruytuii,
i
lteiiiibliciiii national coinmiticc man
from liliosc island.
“finder no cii'ciiiiisi.iiiir~i-s will -Scu-
iitor Aldricli lic u ciiiillirliiii- for the
Lliiitcil Stains Sviiiilc ugaiii," said
(li-in-riii llruytoii.
v\'i)l,'|`|'lllri .\`fl\\’ HN '
, 'l`li|,\l. lfiili l.lFl<l.
i\`l".l’l' Ylilili, April iii--Williiii a
noiilli uili-r the iii.‘~'co\'ci'y of the
:riiii<~, ilu' lriul of Aliri-rl. \\`oltcrs,
thi- lk _venr old youlli <‘liui'ni-il with
the iiiurdcr of llulli Wliccli-i', a i5
year Mil :5l.'ciii»g|'u|rlii~i‘, was ciillcll Io-
da_\ in gciicral scssioiis court. licrc.
(in Illsrcli 24th, thc girl called at
Woiti-rs’ up.'irfiiiciii._ \\'lu'i'c slii' had
be-vii iw-li~i'i'i-ii by ii iypi-\\'rifiiig school
viilieii \\'oli.ci‘ upplii-d for ii steiiogra-
phi-r. 'l'\\‘o iiiiys lalci' licr disinifni-
licri-d uiid |»;ii'liull_v iiuriiid liody was
found lu ii i'.iii-'ii_v sin-k oii ii Iiri' cs-
cupi- oiilsidi- \\'oli<-is' \\'iiido\\'. Wol-
irrs liuil ii|r<=:id\ iiicu iiliivi-d iiiidcr
arresi l‘liii|'ii_<»i| ivilii the girl's nldlllc-
lioii, and iiii thi' iii.-.i‘r~\'ri‘j.' ol' flie
liod_v iii- wus <'liui‘»i-il willi iiiiirlli-i'.
` \\`olli-is' roiiiisci iis.-:r»ils flint lie
ins ii iiilid ili-|`ciu~|- for ilu- pi'isoiicr.
lf hu.-: I.-vigu thi- yoi|ili's cli\iii\‘ right
uloiiig fiiul :iiiotiicr iiiiiu, who lie
tlioiiglif \\:.s his irii-iid, lind lurctl
.ll
had sti'uiigli~il i:i-i~ io ilvulli. iiiiil tlicu
liud ati:-iiiiiii-il io roiici-iii llii- riiuic
by l»iir|ii|ii.; flu- liod_\.
iss lllicvlci' to his Iliil. nuil there
llil\ .\` l"|.\'lllNll l"lNli
li<ll)\‘ ill" lllltli lli\li\'.
(il`l*l|.l’ll, iliil., -lpril iii--'l`\vo lit-
ili- boys iisliiiig iii ii pond ucnl Met-
ciilfv Stri-cf. foiiiid ilu- l-.ody of ii baby
\\'i'appcil in ii iii~\i's|iiipv|' und sewn up
ii ii slick. 'l`lu: body was that of 3
iiil_v dc\'i~lopi'd girl child, but llutll
ii posi~iiioi'ioiii i-Xuiiiiiiulioii has liccn
rniidc if \\ill pol ic kii'i\\'ii wlielhcr
it \\;\.-. siiil iioru or iilivi- ull-ii it
caiiic info ilu- \\orl.l.
.-\\'ll'l`|ll‘lll. ll.-\|liWi\Y
. < i ~ i \
' liilltN iN l`lllu \\l~i>»'l.
l‘lllNi`l*1 i\l.lil‘llt'l`, Allicrlii, April
lil- A sliiri wus iiiudi- ou ilu* llirdsoii
liuy l'uci|`ii: lliiiiwuv ,vi--ti-i-tiny when
i-iiigiiiecrs Alnood uiiil 'l`uyloi' with a,
party of iixcuiiiii lifi for flu' north.
A svcoiid pi\ri_v is i ~ ii-liou' \\'itli'iu it
few da_vs. :~`iiskuioou will be the
soiitlii-i'ii icriiiiiiiis of the ruil\\'a_\*.
Z\lAll(`iiI\'l (‘ii.\ll‘.-\.\'\`
lil'llll’i`l-IS l`.\l'l'l`Al. _
.\"l`ill‘l§ 'i`.'\ l’l'1ll (`l'1N'l`.
Nl‘]\\` \'illli\. April li#--At liliq mp
nunl niretiiig ol the sioclcliolilcis of
thc, lllurconi \‘l`iri-less 'I`i-li~,i:rupli Coin-
puiiy, hcl-d in .lei'.~:cy i`ii_v today, ii,
rcsoliitioii to ri-ilucc llic i-iipiliil _-:tonic
from $<;,:'ioi»,ii|iil io $\.i`»::;'».0|»0 or from
M00 .to $25 it .~‘l\'i\rc, was adopi.\ul_
Soiiw oppo-ilioii wus olli red by stork
lioldcrs who roiiiplaimii lfiuf no div-
iili-iiils huvc i~\'cr bccii paid. 'l`liu‘<‘<i di-
I,()ND()N, April lil-~lt is aiinouuc
ed that the Duke of (`onnaught has
nnt accepted an invitntioii to visii
,'l‘oronto.
:i‘i-cf,oi's who opposcil ihi' i~i.u|`.g~ie wi-r6
i . _
idcli‘iiti»il for i'e-cies-lioii.
Miiiaril's Liiiiini-iit liellevca Ncuralzin.
'Tliings are out of ioiut " l'ilaiii‘ in
S . . I . .
` purple, Paul in chains. Sroirrnlrcls
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succeeding while worthy men are go
ing to the wall. Uaesar on the
throne, (`hrist on the cross. Well,
what of it? Arc you frying to lit’
_ religious for revenue 'I Are you pure
for a purse 'I Do you love Christ for
the loaves a-nd follow him for the

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or will you wail unlil lhc ci\.\rnal
“ti*inl liulaii¢‘c" is striick? lm not
iiiiind mr- ii raftlc wlicu I liung\'1‘ and
thirst for riigliteoiisiicss. Rcmcnrber
in-day: "l shall be satisfied when I
nwakc with thy likeiiiss."
The trival round, thi- common task:
Will give us all we ouitlll 10 "Hifi
iiooiu to deny oiii'sclvcs, u road
cn-n¢.1~.-Q »._.,.. ,__
$2( 1011 -- -»
-azz -.¢.\4= _
’&i"-`\°f...
g¢_~_._~»-Je
-,---bi
9..
BNI-
f-, -
.Tr-_ - ._ .-
_.,..¢.,._....-.¢- -
cnds, old scciics will lovclier ble,
_#Lv *r