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Special to Tha Guardian.
LONDON, March 11-Mr. Patten, a
Chicago Cotton and Grain spei;’u1a_
tor, was hosted oi! the Manchester
Exchalme this afternoon and substs
quently followed through the streets
by a crowd.
I-is was obliged to find refuge in h
business office.
ElMl’llilllilll I PASTUH
lllSlEllS HIS EH-llllill
Mil Gil 'lil lN|HlllSl
mi
ST. JOHN, Marcll 10-Ilev. 1". J_
Staclcbouse, who has been in charge
of ine Baptist church in Sampllell-
ton for the' past few years, has rc-
signed his pastorate there. H-is res-
ignation was tendered to the congre-
gation at the service on Sunday
lust, but has not yet been dealt with_
Previous tu accepting thc pnstorate
of the Campbellton church Mr. Sta.
ckhouse was in charge of the Taber-
nacle Baptist church of this city.
He has received a call to the First
Baptist church fn Amherst, N. S.,
but has not yet given n dolini-tc an-
swer. Mr. Btackhouse is in St. Jouh
at present, and will supply the pm.
pit of Germain street Baptist church
on Sunday next. _
uoMivloNs DaoLAuns'
ron A CANADIAN N/\vv_
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()'l"I‘AWA, Ont., March ll~'i‘he
f‘ommons has declared for a Gmin-
dian Navy. _The bill was carried
through its second reading-by n vote
uf L19 t0 78.
ru-Auono wrm Bio `
niAlu.oN1> 'rnnl-"r_
CHICAGO, March 10-Charles Rosc-
nthal and _Jay Harris, who were ar-
rested last night-on a charge of sell-
ing alleged stolen diamonds to Paull
M. Korshak, a locnl diamond dealer,
were formally, today, charged with
stealing $60,000 in dirunonds from
Mrs J. W. Jenkins, of New York.
The men will be arraigned toluorrow.
ilovni/lEN'rs oF THE
\viN'ri<iR s'rnAMslis
The Earl Grey, with forty live pus-
sengers on -board, arrived in port nt
ten fifteen yesterday morning. Hur
cargo consisted of thrcu cars flour, 11
car of seed and four cars of nlixred
freight. She brought one liundruil
bags mlail. The Miuto left for
Picton and will proceed ns nl -
ready announced to Georgclmvn and
from tllcre to Magdalen Islands. The
Steamer Harland which recently nt-
tempiled to reach the l_\lagd‘aions fail-
ed on account of the ice. it is not
probable tirat t-he Minto will experi-
ence any difficulties.
S.-\l.l°} UF SEEDS AT
THE S'S`[Dl<l ,l*`Alll
S Il M M E It S I Il E Marcli li-_-
The closing scenes of the Sci-.i
Fair in Summerside yesterday \vc1'c
busy hours for ull concerned. /\l>0llt
li o’olock the sale of seeds stnrtcd
and bidding was brisk. The following
were the principal l_1_\lyel's:--A. ld. Mc-
llcan, Lot 16; John J.. Hall, 'l`l`1l\'el-‘
ler's Rest;` Dr. Gauthier, l’al'nlrr’s
lioad; M. A. McLeod, Hllssex; llobi.
Agnew, Wilmot; Horace \Vl'1l1lll-; l‘\“l'
euue; John P. Dawsvll. N<‘l'l'l‘ 'l"`Y°"5
Jos. Taylor, Frcetowui J- W- Mi”
Lcod, Clifton; Cor. McLl-llau, l<0l- _ill
James Gillespie, Long liwer. 'Ine-
prices vlfere exceptionally H000 llllil
were most encouraging to those who
had worlied so hard to make the
Seed Fa' the grand success it_ was.
The following is thc average Dulll ll"
bushel:-Wheat, $2.25; Lilil‘W0` "MS-
$l_10; Banner oats, $1.87; A. 0. V-
nuts, 75c; 2-rowed barley, $2; ll'l"“\`f“ll
harley, $l1.80;_Se'nsation outs. 371'- “llll
Black oats, 79 cents.
Special to The Guardian. _
MONTREAL, March 11-The Cana-
dian Banker's Association has been
advised by General Munuger Kessen
of the Bank of New Brunswick which
has taken over the suspended Bank of
St. Stephen that there is no evidence
of wrong doing on the part of the
officials, but the failure is due to
poor judgment.
Tllcre is a likelihood of sharehold-
ers being culled upon under double
lieiigility clause to nlakc good the de-
ic _
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Mlinulutrll s. s. cn.
BOSTON, March ‘J--A new corpora-
tion said to bc friendly to the New
York, New Haven & I-lar'tford Rail-
road (Eompauy but not controlled by
that company, luis been formed to
take over the business of the old
Metropolitan Steaxnisilip (`-ompany of
New Jersey.
The new corporation has been or-
ganized under the laws of the state
oi Maine and is to be known as the
liletropolitnn Steanlship Company.
it has already acquired the freight
steumers and euuipnlcut of the old
Metropolitan (fompuny.
It llns a capital of $3,000,000, all of
which is paid iii, and thc stock is
said, will be held entirely hy local
interests.
Galen I.. Stone, of Fliyden, Stone
& Comlpnny, of ljoston, will he chair-
lriau of the hoard of directors, and
Calvin Austin, president of the East-
ern Steamship Company, will be
prcsi-'lent and innuagerf
A statement isslud tonight from
the ofliccs oi' Mr. Austin says:
“Neither the Nevv York., New HBV.
en & I-Iurtlord Railroad Company,
nor the New England Navigation
U_uluDe1iy_c0ut1'ols the new corpora-
tion. hilt it is hoped to have friendly
relations with them; also with the
Boston ill' lilaiuc itailroud. '
"The steamem of the new Metropo-
litan Company will make daily trips
bctlvccn the two cities of Ncw York
and Boston and will have ample
wharf accomodations at both points.'
E. HT. ().\'lAll'IN
A STABBING AFFRAY
There wus n stubbing nflrny on Al-
henlarlc Street, Halifax, about one
o’r-lock \\’rrluesda_v inornillg. Hllll 9-5 H
result l".mnuucl St.. Umar, a Danish
West. India mulntto, who is _Well
known in this l’rovince, having ilE€\ll'
ed hvrc for sonic mouths as a leath-
.-l- lu-tl.-it, is an nu- v. G. rlosritel
Wm, 5,._,,,,“ or aight wounds in ills
body, wliile (`-h&l'leS_-ll_WllS0ll~ "- New
York colored man, is in custody _at
the police station. F-llllfilllll Wltll
causing the wounds. “9t\»‘1lm'n_l', Wll_0'
is about 30 ycurs of 0-30- Bllil 15 wel
known to the police, wus found ‘bleed-
iuir, ou Albemarle Street by Sergi-
:-lnllivan and fllliccr Ncalllou, and
token to the police station, wherelt
was found that hc was cut in six ol
eight places, and he claimed John-
ron did the rnl_tioL'»_ The """“"d"°
wcrc dressed tcinl>ol‘Dl`llY at wif Bla'
tion, but some _ol thruil looked so_ ste-
rious that his llnlzlcdratc reniovu ___o
thc hospital wus l\<l\'ls_ell. At _lc
hospital this morning lt was rblllllt'
od st. (lunar was reraliulr GHSY. lllll
,_,,,,r ,, .-.,u;.|<- of tue stalls. r=u't\§\\-
lm.]\. one in the stornnch, were cun-
__.,,1,.,-,.,1 as very serious. l)ci;er_tive:~l
l’l\nrulu\n and Kenuelly Went hulltlng
lor Johnson this nlorniull *md they
located liini in among the scenery 0"
thu stugc of the flomlqun Theatre,
lillclcilllrlinin Fltreeli. \\`l‘el`” he had
been ciuployed. l-le was cvidentlyin
hiding. Johnson came here last fall
and wus; the rider of “_\/lllllll." gli?
kicking mule. Ht 1111** °Xl‘lb‘l";;F“ C
clniulcd St. _Omar attacked l_1_1_1_ 0_1:
Alboiunrle htrcct. and he ““l“°»
hack. thut then St. Omar pulled _U-
kuife and Johnson took lf. iroml limi
and used it us St. (lmur continued
ilu'-r\_ti_nl'lr, llc did not seein to reni-
Mlnards Linimcnt Cures Burns. Ui-"~
izcc ihut- hc hull done vl‘l'.V lllllcll
harm. `
rl~:srriz1nAYn AT THE
s’sll>l-: slzrn rAul
The Thursday evening meeting ni
the Sumfmerslde Seed Fair WHS l"l,ck`
ed to the doors. The President '»‘§"l
P. C. Gauthier was in the chair. ul
his opening remarks he c0llF5"“_tl‘lal"l
ed the farmers on the maglllllccllt
success that had attended thei_r_ cf~!
forts and declared the Seed F_sir ol-
ll|l0 superior to any Yet l“‘-ld ‘“ W1”
l’ro\rince. He referred to the f_oun_d|ni:
of the Experimental statlull _lll 1- l“-
I. and predicted for it a history Ull
great usefulness to the DrUVlll¢`C~l
Speaking pf the Educational Revert?
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submitted to thc present session Of
the Legislature he described it as
somewhat revolutionary. Hc would
prefer moving by evnlutionnry lll‘°t"‘\
ods, more would be gained hyn n
slower process. Consolidmntion is file
ideal to be aimed at but it is too
radical a move to bc adovtull ““°'
cessfully without an introductori/
cause. Agriculture has been taught
nominally( at least in Prince of
Wales College and in some of the
public schools, but more is needed.
We are- giving- a fair education to
llulrils but we need_ better teachers.
Wu are giving a classical education
tu our sons and daughters in the
Prince of Wales College at 860 PGI'
head. How many of them are stev-
lng ahqtbg ,Ipland when educated ?
Why iiotfih hir? Why not give the
child who prefers to stay Ull the
farm S50 nd lst him go to an Airfl-
cultural Sollegs. We e proud ci
our successful Islander? sbroad.whnt
We need is successful Islanders at
home. W_ .thc__-farmsrs_ are ready to
pay |519 their boys ti
l
an Apu emit omega and ml"
~» l... .-
- icrs us they HW to
 ttllhllie tlln.: University £0 he
ti-uint-ll nun lawyers. llvvloff. l’”“°l‘_
rq ct(-___ we shall have mole Bll°C@5“
ful lslunders ut home. He strongly
nd\._,,.,,t0¢i the organization of Wo-
men's- Institutes for this Dl0Vln_$/I?-_ __
Dl__ Gauthier introducur B0
Morrison who in a brief and hal“»l1Y
nflllrl-ss welcomed the visitors £0 thi*
town. _ _
The ncxt speaker was His _I-l"0;l8_l_:
Limit. Governor l\'lcK-lnnoll, wto _md
gratulatcd tlle m*“"‘g°'“°“ '_
_ .rc on the success of their Fair,
hwlutiint the milieu Of th” `F“i'»
 cducntivc. Its educativu ‘fable N
lzrmllrcfl "Y uw' progmstlo 
tum in um; mlovklmel lm  n Com-
ltm" lm gave "gums SMS] the yield
llll"l*“‘“ "f the .increase nhich was
,lf field crops since 1900 w _
_ \nrked_ He referred to the ex
‘ery Qnnce of farmers in thc matter
nuvmhcllltllrai iinvlelmnfs- “mwlng
_of Hill _urge p___)n0rM__n 0| the
that tl nearly accumulated is C0llS“m'
wen! ‘tha purrhnse of imill€mellt5~
ed m- flwhlrli he bcllcved could be
nmmllnnllll l>l>l2mt@‘l lomtly °r on
owne ro-operative SYS*-em ln ""7
Homo ,muy Last year he referred to
cllmml‘csirah.illtY Ol paying more at*
l cl ` to the cultlvation_of Il0f»_8f-0*
tenliriuéant-ing the then world record
“gli iw France of 1300 bushels Per
hp( which mallv Ol "h° °“‘"°"°° had
nrre _ __ The mini-es he was nut only
(lollh 0 .Vern but was able to show
nbic to Y _ d
bv indisputnble Pl'00l th” tgegectfsw
‘had silica been broken BDE rl of
berr who last ycll' IWW °“
had been an object of an attack by
showed that the medical act needs
to the University of Toronto despite
of the National Anthem.
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FAILURE NUT ill# llllll llll -40‘0`EN¢iLlSH' ‘SEM llll- ill
lilllliilllntlllt ul Jun|cll0lYlil'3§"1lilfll1fv   Sli llllllifl
ward Grey said the emigration reser
would be glad if employment with
oversea Dominion forces could be
Home discussion on phases of the
tmglmornfng was twenty degrees A
ik. _ . 1-
speciai to 'rue Guardian. - Special to The Guardian- 5P°°i°1 *° TM G““"“““- ‘
WINNIPEG, March 11-Hon Colin LONDON, March 11-There are four BAN FRANCISCO, March 11-A
Campbell, the attorney General, Wh” hundred Barnardo children on the Al- sharp earthquake, the most severe
the opposition made startling “_ len Liner Tunisian which sailed shock since the big one in 1906 has
fcrences to the Provincial J udicatory‘ Thursday f0l` Bt- J0llll- been exl’°rl°“°°d th"°“gh°“t` tm °°“'
of Manitoba saying it was composed A large PGFCGH*/HB6 0! ilnlllixflllif-B tral part of California.
wholly of Liberals anh does not oc- are sailinll ill MBl`¢ll “Nl Allfll Sllll Th, vibrations were ions md hh
th hi h i o sh are om tn0ntario
°‘§¥el_y°m_af_ o?1°§_l:°; 'gafltch “l’_‘;mB'ays Baie; Qowell is ,.a'm“g two Dag” dulatory but slow. The duration was
has been a Btmng ,partiBs,,'and owas' rols of boy scouts for a trip to Can- from one to four secondsl No damage
his appointment to the recommends- adn. _ reported. ,
tions of the Liberal organization. In the House of Commons Sir Ed- _ ;-_-____
SHUHT Ut |i|][]|[S .".‘.:_i‘z..i°“‘.§‘,.‘:.':..'?°"‘-'if.t.°°.:’.l;’ SIX' SUCCESSFUL
i '   §.............l lo. .. limited ,.e.§....._ 7   
ay for two years, for soldiers whose _
_ time at home has expired. , --
'rononfro March 10-nr oonnell BADDECK N S M‘"°" 1”`“M`“l°'
  '.l.._;. g-..__.;HlllISl ill ASSEMBLY ~ ~    “
Y. DD r militia department of Canada, made
the Ontario private bills committee 3 aight over the ice at Bedaeck to.
today to oppose theincorporation of i- day in ae;-od,-om, Baddwk No 2 officers than heretofore. Some time
the Hamilton School of Anatomy, _ _ _ ' - ` ’
and his statements, as Chairman The H0uSe met yesterday afternoon one of the new creations from Alex-
Lucas ,,a;d_ gave the committee com and the Speaker took the Chair at ander Graham Bell’s laboratory
siderable food for thought, arfd l3l“`°°'tllll`tY 0'0l0_Ck- Bsinn Breagh.
,lean of the medwa facult of Munscll of Ottawa, representin ‘the
_ A1 . .
l.-.mu-, attention. Dr. Connell said; Pork Inspection Act tuck claw- wgether s.'x mem". were made.”
“The truth might as well be freely JAMES KENNEDY lllflllllell 89 '10 M_°ssrs Baldwin and Mccmdy' Maw"
spoken, If the scarcity of bodies con- the tlmll llllc IJ0l`l< inspectors arrived Munsell witnessed five of them and
tinues it will drive the students to here- _ then, on the sixth and last, he took
rob graveyards. At the present time THE COMMISSIONER 01 A§l'l0\l‘ll>< a seat himself greatly pleased, calling
men are trafficking in bodies, collect- Ure Ellld ln l`0DlY that Ulley did “Ot it wonderful and saying the machine
ill! all the way from $25 to $75 per arrive until about October 28th last, went like a bird. A feature of these
body." - He had spoken froln memory only flights was that the aviators used
Dr. Connell added that at present when hc said they were here the lat- purely automobile motors.
bodies were shipped from Kingston ter part of September.
MR. KENNEDY said he had no `
the fact that Queen’s was unable to knowledge of their coming lllll-ll D00' `   
serum. nearl eno - ' _ _ '
y ugh fox hex require ember
lIl0llf-S- MB. CROSBY moved the second
ln-__ Connell rgferrcd ‘to tha small readlleg of An Act to Incorporate ilhe
num er o bo ies which had b n Minis ers and Trustees of the Con- '
turned over to Kingston during the gregations of Cape Traverse, De- duE?;gf€lIi?‘lIassthf1d]vl ggmys ggklngblly
pnst two years, only ten per cent, o .able nl Ca e_Cove in connection . _ ,
less. of what they had to use. r Svith t‘lie(Cl1u;A<§ll of Scotland. rsgbtggrolvdgd igfldfgillgilhsg byangagl. “Sgr prisogezs. Sher; whue the dtyl
“You ask how we got the rest," An act to further amend the Pub- though the winter has been h. stormy giclzlrt onwflll yb nahigrk tpomt -andl
he added. "It is ulinecessary to ask, lic Schools Act, 1877, vest-ing the gm many of them haw, suwudod in. wen 13;' -u bee It h ° use ‘S “'51
and those who administer the law school property in the city of Char- cutting and getting home the ara su 'rvi im f* the Diet er under the
should be the last tc; ask. We are loiltetown was read a second time. m»e_w00d. cutting it up bn bgome pe B on 0 ° ci 7 a"t'h°ritl°s°
loth to do anything of the kind. We House adjourned until this morning an easy matter as J_ M_ gram, does PREMTER Ruff-H,ERF0RD.s
.ltheihre urge t_he authorities to give at ten o’c1oek. the work with his portabk, géuoune RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
us a- fair deal. U Intireply ace t£__i:a1_.._e;de;_8l til; (£2 engine at ta moderate; cost. ' ____ '
i* D99 011 S A new s orc has lately been 0 ad
PROF\\ LANDRY ON bill then to ba taken up would_bs by MT M¢]_,emmn_ in um. vmnt EDMONTON, Alta., March 11-Tha.
POULTRY RAISING "The Controverted Elect1ons'A_ct_ housa belonging to M_ Mm.cmD°n_ “_ expected has happened in Alberta,&
*_* _ ---_-- forcing convenience to the P9091, opnnd the Governor has accepted Ru-_
Prof Landry of the Experimental G0Vl33NlVlEN'l` MEASURE T0 the settlement who otherwise would tl¥°"°_"d'° "°“l€““l»l°"» and ell*-N151'-alll
l~‘al~m-, Truro, gave if very uname- oolvlraNsA'rs amfrtovsss. have to gc quite s long distance co Clmhlng with fl” Wk 01 f°l‘mius H
ing talk last evening on_ chicken rais- --- db their shopping. ' Mll‘l5l7l‘Y-
mfg _ and fpoyltry inru_\_1l1gd beiforehan HALIFAX N S March u_A The School is progrwslng fa-_vombly The names selectecl are :-Cushing,|
au lence o a ou one un re in he _ . ~ -» _ under the tuitionof John Iiivingstcfne Pwmi-°“' “nd P"bU°_W°'k9v B°Yl°i
C. B. C. hnll. For nearly two hours G0V9l`ll_lll»°ll‘l'- measure 1155 been “"0” who endeavours to "train up the--Atwrnw G°“°ml' Smith: Ed“°°'tl°“l
the Professor held the closest atten- Ullcell "W0 T-he Assemllly Pl`°Vldl“E children in theway they should pa," W°1fl‘°°k »§ ABl"lCll1t\ll:0»‘ RUB Of Glei-_
tion of his audience as he explained lOl” °0mP@“S“ti°“ by °.mpl°y°“ t° The singing school which will soon- “beg and M°D_°“9*“~ 0’ Edm'°lll`-0""
the various vie\vs_thrown upon the _l_";;g¢_l;l%';_ ‘£315il_‘;‘fp_f£*;’_;l`t_£V§§rb_§0‘:;' bil closed, has been the mva1|s"o1 wit °“t_P°lf"°u°'
anvas which fo lower a ver in- - ~ e sure nd` ' ctl ' ' » _""'
is-tructive lecture on the selectign of In case °f death the “mount PHY' Sosng pzople kngiglhg oxéhgiozqpgzs- GIGANTIC' sl'l0w'5LIDE5 ` .
birds for breeding, care-, housing and able where workmen hl;_d_ besn1e_;n__ m0n,,hS_ on the- lst mst a Cowan, _ IN BRl'I'ISH COLUMBIA.
feeding. In the views, he pointed out D1"y§d for time” léegs S 'I I  $l;_0h and-' pie social was held in thu' hull _"_
thc defects in a bilrd by ilbiistgating S5; ies egpggfs 0 ree Year” W lc Sndedthe following program :val Mir NELSON, B. 0. March 11_A snow
it with an idca bir _ Hes owrrl ' ' er _  ~ ‘ "-
mo-dern houses conducted on the open GIRL R'_‘OB"°°'°'°""‘BERS INTALIFAX Opening remarks 'Dy Chai,-mangeo. 111151:; gig: ¥l&J°; 1;; lotigaelggh tgrtls
air plan as used by the largest A. Jclrd-an.  f”|,,_d”p,._..shd is so “hind wuz
brceélxersdin Amcr‘lca._ Var_i_ous sl1'Y_l€§ -... __ _N __ _ _-T *_* HCl_;_g_r_l_i_s_.-HBDPY _ t»Grc8fllngé, Mrs. rock;  ty-3,5 that its removal is
nf ' oo ers wore a so s own, w _ _ , '_ _ .arch u__»1-wo _ ns, organs . __ '_
farms when tholmands of chickens gilrlihtlivggc add guxeen, were ar- Inst' M-`“9l°'°`Th"e° 'Vl°llU9» allfv dLf‘}ne°ll1el1t‘;al'Mandger Bary's special
‘Vere raised by these systfmsj The rested charged with stealing smtchels har? and "E5" W°°mPB-“ll1‘1°”t- train issomewlhsre in the mountains,
lectlme was concluded by showing in' from worshippers in the Cathedral; SF’l°'*“H°rb°"`t,S°“°ab”'“Eh- entirely cut off by slides. The main
cubator houses where great nu:m'_bers They were removing the awlcles as Rooitation-The Maple Lea! For-_um is commonly blanked and all
ol chickens arc hatched at one tame. the women ware at P,-aye,.s_ ever, Miss Marion Gillis. trains go by Crows Nest
The lecture was replete with \llf0l'm- __._____.._ Cll°l‘“9_~'Tl1e Leud 0! the Maple. At Roger-B pass, for-ty.hve bodies
ativu. and at thu conclusion a umm- Rccltation-I/ittle Hazel Senca-  were discovered. Among these one was
ions vote of thanks was tendered lwllgll lllllBf-l`B’t¢¢l With hvr tlloll.
1 _ _ . . _ ‘ '
hllin -hy His Honor, thc I_ientk_mant-     Qllartette-The_ Old Oaken
Bucket, » ‘
Governor who occupied the ch-air. . 3151 lrxllsises F.b;iiv¥_ngst_;>né Aj li_£‘cPhee dennessof the avalanche.
,_____,_____.___._._-_»_»_-,-_-_-_-.-.-.-.-.~.-.------¢v-f-‘-f~“-'-‘-#- . 011611 llg B1! , Q 3,11,
hh.-. 1-leottisli estate 2,000 bushels to  | _Solo--Miss _Edith Prowse with vin- `WAR BETWEEN. _
the acre. Of these 1,700 bus. per acre u _ llll &¢00lDPanlment. LORDS AND COMMONS
were marketable. He cxtolled the _ _ R"’§ltat'l°|l‘”‘G°°"E“ H-_ lW00l‘9» (err --~
‘”°"‘ d°“" in the Agmumllalt  -Z migfiett-Jamies on th st LoNpoN March 11-The Ministers
leg” _l“ Truro “"dblr§gtr;t§;(},e xg own Miss Marina Mcphergeon ,gfgly  lmdopted a'new dsvics in the war bs_
pmvmw wasdumlfricllltural college Tlleophlus Stewart, Mr ,Atl-‘B-ms. Blld Florrin Livingstone tween the L rd d
f' o 0 _ __,.. . ,, s ' - ' _
fully e¢llliPP" a ° H rati N Hope were passengers on mal H ' b lm tho ps an Q18 C t (ms
W” .should have farm schools as the mail boat qaturda last. ogue' ave 8' Slum sir J'  B ng - B 1-emi" 0 vo e sup
r _ li s -
-plenumuy seattflligdgdgxiisdlgllodtliohlg On Saturday the 27tl/li Feb'y, Misa _;vndM1\?_Je1;2b¢£f,,_1g?hnswn' R' dlnver gixe m¢Jll(1)t.hss.1x weelm only' instead of
island as wegeo _ 0 - Price, a hotel keeper was lined tw-_ 301.0-Highland Mary, Miss Maggie This device is intended to keep the
a [ew years R 'Consul Mr. Deed- enty shillings before Beni Su Cr0l-I David. mower of the purse in the hands of
U'“lted States. troducmg his rc- for lrarbouring James Shaw, n priv- Recit&¢i0n_ The Inveutorvs w“,,_ the Commons in readiness for a
myer muiltlvcg felv? well told and ex- ate in the 1-ith Regt, after' the hour M155 Auena Mcphem (encored__) ’ fresh constitutional crisis expected
marks W I meh provoked great of 8 p. in. contnary to the statutes. D,,ef_t_ While the Leaves Omm_D,.,ft_ in May, when the Lords will reject.
“nent stories W ral theme was the A ‘foreign letter states:-The eyes- ing Dov,-,,_ Arthur ,md Russel S-e,,ca_ t-he resolution curtailing their power
applallsm HSS lgeneti not only' l“ of the Naticln are fixed up0u ll`°l‘8'l"lfl`» baugh. of vato so as to bring about the ra-
necesslw of edufi? ei)/'gr college. The where Death is doing its work R¢¢|¢,,ti0n_G_ H M00", signatlon of Government.
agricmmre but t inylifc with a through the 'iustrum@ll’¢8lltY‘ Ol Solo Herbert 'Seneablru ll (e
"°l` who Htmsw l-can namucapp- starvation. The details are hvrrllile- cm-eu_;' U ' “` 'ro CHANGE MANAGEMENT oF
””"" "d“°°ti°n is gtl flops to win. sickening. 'rue condition of the pcm- Re¢,t,,t,,,,,_G_ H Moor, Wh H I-ios1>rrAl..
edltmlsl liéltntxdliittllilo-Tigdnill one dollar on in t-he Highlands is Henri; Gapgfll- Dldn't Die, (encored.) ' 3 e 'i
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a have education than t<;_I_l__ea_y_§d_lie1;x_; _ain_d_Btl_i_e: cglsatrfasge towllis of La___c_____ iljr;:_s;.____ii_¢_Iusé<;1ogi°_§hest&r_;a._ B H,ALIFAX_ N_ s__ ,March 10__A
a legacy Of- ten do Matin and was shire and Yorkshire ls also g'reat.'1*he Dix", ’ °mg “K °° 80Verlll11eut bill was introduced in
Wal? egcfélzilglgly mteres g ' high prices of f>\‘0Vi9l0ll5 'am _the N' David Glover was than called upon  l.;gi%ature1}llod1¥ T() plzcehthe
we r - _ tock of cotton lm-gay con. to erform th ! 1 ora enera osp a int e an-
J. A-' Mathleson’ Leader of the Dip- ducettis t hho trouble in the lat- b D H- emo” "“P°l`tl\lt Partids of a commission of three to hold
positioii followed. He spoke_ convr; ti-ibn _nges con account of the _“ge ml’ Se HIE the Dlcs which he did in office for five Years. and during good
cingly touching on the top ce D _te_r  . _ In Liver 001 s usua and pleasant manner. bepmvim-_ They are eligible forum _
          
the necess man as 100 000 B pon a. superintendent who shall be
caytiion fggsthgv Y2{1_l;§;__rds Commik }l:::£sb(;;l_:a;,';’vi_d2; with l;)“t__d0o,-'re, §l,1§mz|E‘x§":lll %1£'_l_’;"l_‘v;91l;°pl;_lel°£gEwl;';_3_*\?“ secretary of the commission.
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sioner of'ASl‘1<_¢\llt“f° Waaxlgad “ggi lie_f___len pl;n_;:e__v;¢¢:)l;.t___s date _many “__ tho evening s entertainment. DUNCAN GILLIS, OF
B1)eB.kf-31'. HE B E0 COINS success and fer to B not whicn took place ,bn con_  BREADALBANE DEAD.
tillilimllxllldetlillz $2:-psig? Hl°“"°°"°\:1 £5' nection with the ele<(:}tion  tlise  Q_9_|_'\d¢|'liiQd /ldV¢ftl.‘C"\¢|`\t§
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Pres en 's _ , »-i-»-~» --__-~ ---» - » __ . __ _________ a sue p away ye era-gy mam.
stltutes. and as long :H l1°__l':__¢;~9A°_;’_f;_ noulnci 21:0 ;>u_;`ccf__¢_f1r‘_l_‘_*1f9yg*t;E_ daymogk SALMON, halibut, and salmon-_ ing, March 11, in the person of Dun-
nectedwitll the dev" “gen we his "l° es; ner the opening 0(,,_he pon _ Urout (fresh) at Tanton s can Gillis. Mr Gillis had been ill for
culture would pr0llll5°. gusnce 10- -Pine fha n ersons were serious: __ __5‘l;11_I_l§lPf|. about three weeks, and was in the
suDPf?"t and "se his ‘“ fwommps "1 “’l‘° T" ang at ,cast one has ' ' 0g'p_ in this city, Friday .ftT,._ sixty sixth year of his age. There
wards the 0l'zBlllZ8l1l°“h ‘f t ness of 11' ill-l“"° » _ received It _apiears -IJ' noon, 3 5010 w9,»b;h_ Finder are left to mourn a bereaved widow,
Institutes' owing to td), amlln of"dl°d 0! mimazs eviden¢e°w¢ ggh pm. please. leave at this oillcc. 8'-12d1i ¢lll‘°0 90119 Angus Bl? l10l'll9. J0l1ll Bild
*he "0"" -Principal tumeartgs as ‘mm the nes e t time that the A-Nrn-p"i1*`ll-iioi-`lT"'ri` S““"“°1 *D C““f°"““ “"4 ““`°°
'rruro :eve H “W Sh" “ t ,,,',,,,, ‘l“°° “* t " PWS “ d at a nam,  M _ ' d g d I ,° “O22” ' daughters Mug slam and olmseina
he had already spoksllmherl: wiis one mst' outbireak l-tile poll who ad- Rafemng; unieelltfrgdl DAB him.;  ln Boston and Kate in California,
.Dl`9Vl°“9 maeungt k t lewe Wm, aft" tw" ve' W t I. fm, hom. At P" at q ' 32515" also two brothers Kenneth in Rose
thought he W0“l‘l ll "1 °1a in the i0lll'u0¢l for a quaréa o _ __ -m B “°° #___-~__1.__’___ Valley. Hugh ln Shamrock, and three
the youve "W" "°“{'° de ,V §,,,,,,, hell P85* ‘“"’ °“ t " °»°“E‘,,“’§ml’ d “FANTED. A housokoelm. :O05 mm-ll sin-ond. The wmpatny of
P,::v,l?,§§iuigeorrlrSl1elni(;i::Ideholgini res-' rF'.lf,',‘;_b‘;;,,?e‘r.v‘;_f,:rBr,!(f3',:‘g “sam cg'2,_ “_ ‘§_;’_;-r_l’Y  *‘*1l;P]l7Pllfg|°1°°t$_'|many friends is extended the bereav-
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better for his having liiicd in it and of th” candldmes were Dons, and \‘fANTED, girls for general h _
more heroes ekmz out a . d ll d . work. also cooks mmm; Minard's linlment for sale everywhere
there are _ M¢[,gg|| Little Bhd MN! UUE* . Bn ‘ _ ' ,M P _ \.-_~_-_-_~_~_-_-_-:.-:.-_-:_-_-_-_-_-_~:.-_-_-_-_-_-_-;_-:_-_-:_-_-,-.~_
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there are _ln the lime ll P 011 Feb y 22ml, bbc House of As- 0 » "Y mg f_._ ' _ 
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combi dismissed the petition of _ _ _ __ __ _
He WHS l°ll0“'°d briefly M J°h“ John ybalzicl and confirmed in his NIEN AND WOMEN, good pay
McLean M. L- A~. Bild Lauchhm Mc' sent Edward Thornton, the sitting A .copying and checking advorffls- ` '
Dnna.1d.' Meeting closed by Bil\8lllK amber 10,- Gao,-gat,-,wn_ ing material at home. spare timl; no
m ca,-,v,,s,,mg_ ‘gens ¢t,,mp_,,9luni>1ax Lithia words are the sweetest
Mig C0 London Ont
_ WARMER ' " ' ' _ hear; little charities fly farthest a
CHICAGO MJRKETB' _ -_--X R SAL---E a§12d? n;Ej-i mm _ stay longest on the wing; littlel
CHICAGO, March 11.-(Speciai.)- Special to The G\1_=r¢11i29:|__F___e_ ___ her  0p_gs_ Five mg Bow: du’ future the sbillcst, little hearts an the
ua '_e1,;3:gr::£.(;' Marc ' K ferrow in June, one young boar fit'fullest, and little farnl arcaglle NIC
D§l";lllwvl‘l;:|;t":::;::' l"'."|':'|":"::;l:l:l'106" TM length of :yy iwntgm eleven ::pl~lngs°i!;l::e'A 0dd°§c§la“th“tlnr?il:liggyllwlltggsggotllenynxn loved: Little words of rindncss, '
March Corn    631 hours and forty- mnuh B. _ _ _meld P B-1 - - 3___n»d"md_ .whm _“mn would Im” nymh' mul. um.” on
April Corn     65k The temperature at t ree oc oc . » - - .
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J. P. MURGAN
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Special to 'llhc Guardian. '
NEW YORK, March 11-An uncon-
don that J. Pierpont Morgan died
suddenly at Florence.
Urgent measures have been adapted
to ascertain the facts. A firm in New
York said according to the mcsSa8¢
received lui: night that Morgan was
- in the best of health at Rome.
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BT. JOHN, March 10-The police
lockup is to be restored to the Un-
ion dcpot, and it will he much more
modern and conviencnt for the police
authorities to remove the two lock-
nps at the rear of the baggage room,
for fear that some accident might
happen to the prisoners there in the
absence of the janitor. This, while
undoubtedly a wise- move on the part
tlrmed rulpor is in circulation 'ln Lon-
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Special to Tim Glil-Nlilu. »
NIAGARA FALLU. March llvf-
cause they don't want automobiles
running near their property. lN'lD°l'l
along the proposed- frontier boule-
vard along the Niagara Rini’ lil"
banded together to prevent the park
commission from buildinl the bolllpl
vard. refusing to sell land to com-
missions.
As a result the comnnsslon is tak-
ing steps to have the land appropria-
ted.
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luwfu mnunlf'
un wllnsnl, all
' 'roaoN'ro, lvlsreli .io-The past-
ofiice authorities are investigating
the robbery of the $18,000 from the
use the railway department in 0t~,m-ails between windsor and Toronto.
at tawa instructed the local I..C_ R.|
Most of the mony was in bank paper,
and the parcel just disappeared.
STIFF 8l~iN'I‘E-NCR 'FOR
NOVA SCOTIA FORGER.
ANNAPOLIE, N. B., March 10-
of the I. C. R., proved very incon-
venient, as policemen, whether on the'
I. C. R. or city force, making an ar-_-
rest in the Union depot or vlcinity,‘
were forced to convey their prison-
ers to the Water street lockup, or'
to police headquarters. I
At the solicitation of the chiaf ofi
_police Mr. Pottinger has agreed to_
build a lockup at some convenient,
point near the depot and, after it is
built, it will he handed over to the
city authorities. 'Ifhe I. C. R. officers
will have the keys, and will put’
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clntching a plug of tobacco, and
held an open knife, showing the sud-
Justice Dalton held a special sitting
of the County Court, criminal side,
here today, and Austin McLaughlin,
oi' Kingston, was placed on his trial
!or forgery. The prisoner, who is an
old offender, and who was convicted,
raised the amount of a promimory
note given by his father. HU who
also convicted of burglary; and ssl-
tenced to eight years in Dorchester
Penitentiary.
Walker and Mitchell, who sntered
the Dominion Atlantic Railway sta-
tion at Bridgetown and stole several
bales of merchandise, were also
placed on trial and will be sentenced
tomorrow.
INTENSE INDIGNATION
IN BT. STEPHIHNL
ST. STEPHEN, N. B., March 10.
The Bank situation is becoming heat-
ed. -
Groups are gathered everywhere cl-
hout the streets, discussing the _situ-
ation and the temper of the people ls
not pleasant. ~
It is gradually being borne upon
the people how great a 'wrong hip
been done them-, and the spirit ol
resentment is growing.
Philip Breen, who was appoin/fad
Director of the Bank last year milk”
the assertion that at ovary Dlr\ctUi"s‘
meeting he attended, he urged tha
expediency of having an audit made
by an independent auditor, but it
was constantly thwarted by Prcsidlnt.
Todd, and Cashier Whfitlock.- 
Breen openly dence-inces the course
of the officials as dishonest.
BLAME FA <””
PACKERS FOR HIGHER
PRICES OF MllA'I‘8z
WASIIINJTON, March 10-Retail
meat dealers today placed upon tha
farmers and packers, responsibility
for the higher price of meat, in testi-
mony given before the select selfltu
committee, which began its inquiry
into the increased- cost of living."
Five retail men from New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash-
ington, were heard, and Walter
Brown, a Washington dealer, who
kills his own meat, was the only one
who did not admit that the priceuof
meat had gone up at least ten per
cent. during the past five years. lilr.
Brown insisted -the prices were prac-
tically the same as now. All agreed,
however, that competition among
the retailers kept the price to the
consumer as low as possible, con-
sistent with the price charged by the
wholesalers. , '
Each witness vigorously denied the
charge that the retailers were re-
sponsible for prevailing prices and
none would admit that any agreg-
rnent existed among them ag to
prices. While no one declared that
the packers were all' in a combing,-
tlon, all the witnesses declared that
there seemed to be no competition
HUIOHR them for the trade of retail-
ers and that their prices rmnq
about the sam' - '
e.
The committee will meet again to-
morrow. The wholesalers will next
be heard, and after that the packers.
ELGIN, Il1.,'March 10-D. S. Peu-
sall. a member of the Elgin Board
of Trade, denied today that the plan
to investigate high prices of living
,had anything to do with the action
of the Elgin Board fn reducing the
price of butter. The high pi-iccs,.h¢
said. caused the average msn to
lturn to oleomargarine, which creat-
ed a surplus in the butter supply,
which had to be sold.-
"'l‘hc only way to sell it was to
lower the price," he added.
“When the -board reduced the cost
from 36 cents'to 30 omts a. pound,
the commodity again coma within
reach of the ordinary buyer."
Joseph Newman, another butter
dealer, denied that prices had been
fixed.
He said: _
“The senate corlwaittoo points to-
ward Elgin. Why not look towards
New Yon? During the period ot a
week or ten days when the change
took place in the Elgin board, prices.
the eastern market was lowered from
37 cents to 80 cents, a drop of uv-
en cents, while the Elgin board drop-
lped it six cents." _
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