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Extended, H Hill l F ililliHliiN
_ o on Charles Dalton--linother Generous 0 C itil . ii
His H0_li0_i‘ Governor R ' ` A _ _ ”-“r ' u
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The House of -Assembly resumed
yesterday forenoon-Hon. Speaker
\Vyatt in the chair.
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miss oiier of Public Works regarding
the Georgetown Ferry: What is the
cullS0 Of the delay in the running oi
the boat on this ferry? What dediic-
tion of subsidy, if nny, was mode in
the case of the fl. S. Montague on
Y-'UH ferry last year on account of
time she was not running?
I-ION. MR. McNElLL replied time H
new boiler had been ordered, and in
consequence of the loss of some of
the material in transit there was
some delay in starting. Msnntime
the best service possible was being
rcnilered by the ferry. There had been
no reduction of subsidy.
MR. A. A. MCDONALD asked the
l’i‘cmier if he had received a petition
from Mr. Frank C. Farquharsoii and
twenty-one (21) others, praying for
the Ullemng of a school and estab-
lii-iliinent of ii. school district on Lot
38, between the St. Andrews and
West St. Peters District, and wha.:
is the pleasure of the Governmienl;
with reference thereto?
'i‘iIi‘l PREMIER said the petition
hail been received and was now en-
giiging the attention of the Govern-
ment. The matter had been referred
to the Inspector of Schools for rc-
port and lic_ was engaged looking in-
to it. Hs could not say whether the
school would he establislied but the
very best possible for the district
and in the iiiterci-its of eiliiciitioii
would he done
PAUPLR ALLOWANCES
lin the motion of Hon. J. A. Mc-
Donald the House went into com-
mittee to consider matters relating
to paupers. The various allowances
to clergymcn and others for distriibu-
tion among the poor were duly pass
BILLS PASSED
The following hills were read ,s
third time and passed:
Income Tax (amendment) Act I
c .
McGregor & McMillan, Ltd. `
MR. SIMPSON’S ILLNESB.
i
THE PREMIER in moving that the
sessional indemnity be paid to Mr.
QUESTION
Mil McWILl IAM‘-l nskeil the Coin-
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Further an-_endmcnt of Chniicei' . '
A t -» 
Simpson of St. Peters, Second Dis-
trict. who has been so seriously ill
that be has been unable to attend the
or r cam Matter to e Settled by Commission Agrlcultur
rliwiliiou of i.EaislA'l*i»ler   iinuornriiieusv any l
_  usuni. ceremonies i oiiinninn PARLIAM
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- ar nmentary Thanks indian Reserve in British Columbia Comes up for Discussion
Ffiim MF- Dlllton, 0    I Aid Bill Discussed.
__' ._-~1_;-,__é_
Holme. said they hoped time his iii-‘ rocii
ness, which had been so very serious,
would now take a favorable turn,
and that they would be able to wel-
come him when the Legislature again
meets. '
MH. A. A. McD(lNALD seconded,
Mr. Richards and Mr. J. Af Dew-
-».
er rare, of being unencumbered
by any condition. The object was to
grunt relief- to those wiio were vic-
tims of tuberculosis, to prevent the
spread of thc disease and to effect a
cure where timely action was taken.
We had suffered long and grievously
from the ravages of this dread dis-
ar endorsed the remarks of the Pre- ease llitherto we had been un hl
nlier and both spoke very highly oi to lake eiieoiive action hut the Zu:
Mr. simpson .ina his ii - . '
wor in the
House.
Agreed to.
House adjourned till 3.30 p. in.
AFTERNOON SESSION
'l‘lie House resumed in thc after-
noon at 3.30, Hon. Speaker Wyatt
in the chair. There was a large nt-
tcndance, among those present being:
Mrs. Mathieson, Mrs. Mctlready, Miss
Mc(?ready, Mrs. (Dr.) Jenkins, Mrs.
(Dr) Dewar Misses Dalton Mr
made by the honorable gentleman
Dlaced them, for the first time in the
history of the province, in a position
to meet and combat that dread ene-
my of the human race. It had long
been the practice in the Parliament of
Great Britaiii to give thanks on be-
half of the nation to men who fought
tiic biittlcs of the country against
zilicii cnemiies. No less renown is due
to those who are successfully fighting
the enemies within our gates. The
victories may not be so renowned
as
~ , , s. those in wni' but they may be more
D9-1t""~ MTB- W- E- Bentliw. Mrs. De- beiieliciiil and enduring One feature
Mrs. W. S. Stcw_a_rt,__lft_ev. J. I-ieaney,‘
lnney, Miss Delaney, Mrs. Pethick,'of the gift which rniglit be specially
emphasized was that it would prove
Rev. Dr. Gauthier. |c<!iii-_utivc to patients as t tl
o ie way
His Honor Governor Ilo ers as' ' '
under command of Capt ll A Mc
iieut Daycr, the 4th Regiment lland
K W lin which they should livc and the
received by a composite guard of hon- gnnif_,,,»ium would become u centre tu
or from Numbers 3 and 4 Bn.tteries.ii'iidint0 this i,,f(,i-,,,,,ti,,,, th,-(,ugh,,ut
thcpioviiicc The hudl r i
V . _ . - . ' . y ca nel from
KUUIOYI With UU-Dtalll Sllf\“l0Y 9-U0 iiiodcrii science that the dread dis-
] _ , _ . .
cuhe iiiis not only infectious but un-
playing a number of appropriate se-iiier certain circiimstiinces, could be.
lcctlons The salute was fired ily lliciircll. An iiiiportiint feature of file'
dctaeiirnent under command of MuiorlHiiiiitoi-iiim would be tho endeavors'
(l I McKay witii Llieutcnants lic--miulo to suvc thc nillictcii. llc should
thuiie and M0(‘-n.ldel`- The l\liliilMY'jiist lilo- to ilriiii' iittcntioii to Liic
tuinont. it must be said. ilunni'veslfiici that so ioiv iiintiiiu-__-ii iioil oe-
niore than passing notice, the fiiiciciirrcil of iiioiieycil people -ii Llic pro-\
aiiiienrmwe. perfect discipline nnliiviiioo, either .ini-ing iiio oi- or. iuoiii,
solilieriy hearing of the men elicitinglgiftiiig unytiiing for public or clilirit-
many coiiiiilimentary remarks from iible piirposcs. ’l‘iic gift of i.iic honor-
tiie thron s f si t t who li d ll i' '
g o iec a ors a _nie mciiibii points the putli of duty
ntiiered on the occ ion which olheis i l
Moved by Honorable Mr. Mathie-
Ho si\ld`thiit'the resolution was in
g . as . . ‘ , sim lar y sitiiiited,
THE PREMIER proposed the fol- should follow. There had been tool
lowing resolution; little pliilnnthi'opic aid in the past
and he hoped to sec, in thc future,
son, seconded by II-lonornble Mr. when a ninii prospered that be should
Ilichnrds, that thc thanks of this remember the claims of the needy.
Parliament bc given the Honorable l-Is had therefore much pleasure in
Charles Dalton fcir his muniflceut gift making ii motion which pliiccil on
of $20000 to erect, promote and record in the journals of the lloiisc
equip a Sanatorium for cases of inci-1 for all time the appreciation of the
pient tuberculosis in this Province,iLcgisln’ture of this province of the
accompanied by an annuity of $1,000? gift of one who occupied a promineiit
for ten years, position in the Legislature and in
the Government. (Applausc.)
eco mtion of an act of charity, thc` MR. RIC!-lAIiDSi, Lender of thc
"th hi' f
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gr e n e storv o the pro- 0pposition,`in cron ng the motioii,
vince, 'both as to quality nndqiian- i-nid he niost heartily concurred in all
tity. /is to quality, the gift was that ima been eoiii hy the Premier
absolutely frca and unlimited as to regardini: this munificcnt gift. it
tlie persons to bc benefited. All class- would be npprecinteil far more by the
es were included, sneoini emphasis people of this province then nny
being laid on those who are noor and words of his could coiivcy. I-le in-igiit
needy. They sometimes heard of gifts remark that he had been struck by
to which were attaciicd certain con- the modest and iinostentatious way,
anions. This gift had the quality. ' (Continued on none 3)
MOVE FOR CHURCH-
UNION Ili WEST
WINNIPEG, 'April 22.-A basis orV
the union of the Methodist, l’res_&-
terian and Congregational churches
in Western Canada. was laid before-‘sf
joint meeting last night by Rev. F:
P. Clioivn, general siiperintendcnt of
the Methodist chiircii. The basis
which Mr. Chown presents as likely
to be applicable for cases arising out
of the work in the west, while uwnit-
ing the consumniiition of organic
union is as follows: ‘
“That a committee of advisement
he appointed representing three
churches, whose function shall be to
direct the arrangements for organiz-
ing such a union according to the
basis of union already received, that
through this committee ministers
may be called from any one of tho'
union of churches without affecting
1-_heir relations to their own churches,-
that this committee shall arrange
the tenure of aDDOi¥l¢me“t 0' "‘i“iB°
ters, deeds of property. <'»i¢_-. of the
uniting churches, and shall look into
and advise regardinl the diBP0Hi1l °f
missionary, educational, and other
funds."
Miiiimiu r.iniinoiit oiii-es nlntherii-» i
IIHIUUICEIERTS.
IDIHIG EVENTS.
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One cent Der word each insertion
in this column. Cash must accom-
pany order. lfflnlirium charge twentl'
five cents; _
rw
}°If.fi the ago of machinery and one
Of the signs of the 'times is the won-
derful development of the lr-0601""
typewflterii, The Smith Premier and
Remington. A. Minis smear. He11f=1»
N. I,-15:9 -i. " 
"An attractive security °0““l°““3
of n mortgage on valuable N581 Cl*
tate fn Charlottetown for _$4000»
bearing? 8 per cent interest fs oililled
to investors in order to wind all I-U
Es te For articulars addrell J
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` . n' L the arrest of two insane armed men J
BOSTON’ April 22'_M8‘]0r Henry on warrants. Constable Whitley was M
L. Higginson nas made the 'Boston ,i wounded m
Symphony Orchestra which he found- ' -
organization.
This fortune will bc iield in trust,
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‘uiiiion ron
les Minister of llcfcnce i<‘iimncc iiiiil
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At the convocation of Pine Hill
Presbyterian College, Wed-
nesday evening, the hon
orary degree of D. D. was con-
ferred upon Rev. 'l‘lionias Fraser
Fullerton, Charlottetown, Rev. David
Christy, Wcstminisizcr ciiiirch, Wiiini-
peg, and Rev. <‘_hiis. Biclnr, Presby-
tei-iaii College, Montreal. Rev. Mr.
Fullerton was introdiiced by Rev.
George Miller of Albcrtoii who, in a
very appropriate address stated that
Mr. Fiillcrtoii enjoyed the confidence
and love of his coiigrcgatioii, and the
gcncral respect of thc coinmunity.
lie also i‘ei`ci‘reil to his nbiiity as n
preaclier and to his cxccptioiially
vnliiablc work in the l'resiiytei‘y oi
l'i'iiicc lililivurd lslluid. The ilegrces
were e<infci'i'l‘_il hy ltev. llr. Mc-
li i ii ii o ii. 1) in li`ullcrtoii, being
the only lioiiorcil doctor present,
spoke u few words, thaiikiiig thc col~
lcge, 'of which lic felt hc now was n
part, and taking the liberty of doing
the sniiie for thc honored aiisentees.
Many worm coiigratiilntions were ex-
tended to Dr. Fullerton by friends in
Halifax nnil the general opinion ex-
pressed that the degree was worthily
coiifcrred.
GREEK Cili`li0LlfIS
T0 HAVE BlSHOP
<‘_.‘iI.G'Al’.Y, April Z2-According to
yi new law of the proviiicc of Alberta
which has. gone into cflcct in Calgary
the old custom by which ull witness-
es who professed Gliritianity were
compelled to kiss the bible before
giving evidence in a. court of lnw has
‘icon ilonc away with. Instead of kiss-
ing the sacred hook the witness may
bold it in his uplifted hand and take
the ciistoiiinry onth while doing so,
instcail of taking the oath and then
kissing the bible as was done hereto-
Iiecii nizide largely on l\Yl§l0l\l°
grounds.
_ _ . - d thi - ‘ t G i L k B
ltent of $1,000,000 to perpetuate the (Special to The Gllllrdlflnl i -- curre B morning a rams' B e
()'l"I‘AWA, April Zi-I-lon. Jas. Ai-
- - _ _' , (i :iiiiiiliiiii Press)
the income to meet the annual de- l<.‘diicntioii in thc l\cw Zealand (iov-I Ml. A VH, _,__N1Umcm,,,_‘_) Hr,
_ . lffi _ h, i ' J ~ i~ I
Viicit which the Miljor seems to lie- eriimeiit will be in Uttiiivii next wei-l. ll ‘V H HI V must cvucuut 56mm.,
N20" U C l(‘ e
lievc will occur with ns niiicn rcgu- and will be i.lie_i-illest Uffhe l0l`f\\, at (mC,,_
lnrity after his demise as it does members of the 1iitei'-l‘artiiimeiitiirY
" ‘  ‘ t t th t otler
U ‘ f iiicli he is n member l me ‘Owen Pom on a I
UUW- mono W _ , ` Balkan status have yielded to the
"It is my desire," Major Higgin- MF- Allen has been in lhiiglllild ‘md'wislics` o’ the l‘owcrs, and Moiitene~
rl IT] ~
nent all the people. That was my ._“__._;_ g ) _--1-
son said, “to have the orchestra be- is on his way 1101119- _ l 'Ugg (10 the mme
early ambition in founding it. I be ,
patriot. Each year there is a deficit
at the end of the syi'nlJl10l1y S¢i190U»
Originally I had reckoned upon a de-
ficit of $20,000 a season, but there
have been seasons when the deficit
reached $50,000.
`W. J BRYAN liii
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(Canadian Press)
WASHINGTON, April 24.-W. J.
Bryan, Secretary of State, left to-
night for Sacramento, Calif., to be-
gin a consultation with Gourney,
Johnson and members of the _Califor-
aiee with treaties between the United 
States nnd Japan '
yesterday between President Wilson
and 'Governor Johnson, the settled
MAN WHO RAI‘~lED
GHEQUE NOW IN JAIL.
Herse was arrested for raising
LOGGIEVILLE, April -23-Quite nV
sensation was caused here this week; ,
when it became known that Albert
8.
chequz from $1.49 to $91.94. The
cheque was accepted by an employee
of ii. certain Chatham merchant ill
payment for a purchase. The daring
deed was so well done that it was
not discovered until after the lad
had gone. Chief Coughlan was at
once put on the case and the search
commenced. Conflictinil YGPONS Come
to hand as regards his capture. One
is that he was arrested by Sl1°1'i5
Irving of Newcastle, and it is also re-
ported that the clerk who accepted
the cheque captured the fellow bim-
self. When taken he had on _his pci'-'
gon  Hergey. iii l1°r’O;:\n;:;‘tive;‘;' BUTTE MoNTANA_ hundreds of feet. One piece of wreck-
wcss e. e s u
e I-I if d famil rc-1
i he ,lat 1 an t to imma yonniz men-_ is W B “il Y I t _ A H 23_ Fi, stantly. The other men killed out-
:na aliei slanldnlavlvl tllllat gl-ll not con- 9ld° in ww" hen' BUTTE' Mlm ana pr efight WGN in the C8268-
iieve that a msn who iives for him- Loooiaviimia yoUNG 
self and his own individual interests »
is a poor specimen of a citizen and
` lllil PllNIlNiil
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mn canal, in n report of the War De-
partment tod,,_./V rcitm-ated the impeltliigh. He limped away before an- ,
lie expressed some time a$0 thllt he
wonpi pass ii ship through 'the canal
before the close of thc `Dl‘€BQ¥\f- tyem'-'Vu_‘_e Shadi' A
The statement crime in resD0l1§0 0 il" 1 km d d i 1 d
      
     
g , ' .d . will P C 1 f. t 1 I
the Norwegian explorer, that he be tag hoistlingfnzgxgrgs ‘fe 3:; ‘io °
ower-
“llowei Q; tafgnrhghiglraet:,,;rl;a;;\l['ing two cages of men into the mine.
Sxoxlicuc Segions next wmter Both cages dropped. The engine went
FIVE MINERS KILLED IN
fore. The cliaiige in the law has.
(Special to The Guardian)
OTTAWA, April 24-At\the opening
of the I-louse, Mr. Borden referred to
the death of Sir Richard Scott whom
he described as having been a very
distinguished figure in (lanada's pub-
lic life, since 1857.
Sir Wilfred Lniirler thanked Mr. f
Borden for his kind words. Sir -Rich-
ard f-lcott had been n very quiet and
1 modest man and had come little in-
was a kind and amiable man in pri-
vate life, and as ii legislator he had t
V few superiors in his day. I-Ie left on i
to provide, thot, in default of pay- s
ment. the person convicted may be
imprisoned for not less than two or t
more than six months. _
Mr. Oliver moved the adjournment 1
of the House to discuss the purchase e
of British (‘olumbia of thc Kitsislane` *-
_ to contact with the general public.l-le t
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Xth and the removal of thc indians on its guard before the tx
therefrom on Apiil 10th without no wus coinplettd
tice to the Dominion fiovernmcnt Mr Ifugeie read the ipor
Mr Oliver stated that the itserve Deputy Ministci of Justice
comprises eighty ncics und is in the tifis of the ieserve iidxising
heart or Viincoiiiei The liiitish matter sliouid be referied to
olumbia (ioveinment had piiid mission whiib Mi liorden h
$"50 000 into the public domain of tioned The British 'Join
he province The Indian reserves tliorities stained to liiive oil
of British coluinbiii were vested in precedent not by the Laurie
he crown, in trust for the Indians, ment in dealing with the
nd British columbia claimed thot Reserves in Victoria, when
he reservation vias to the crown in 10W€d the Bfltfhll C0lUmbiB
ight of the piovince and not of the mlfllt U1 ml’-ke Mi ilfffill ¢
the statute books many evidcnccs of d
Indian Reserve in Vancouver on April V quate and the goveinment sl
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his ability which would long survive w ‘ r 1
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iiiiiiil MINT;
(Special to The Guardian)
OTTAWA, April 24-Since the Ca-
nadian branch of the royal mint
opened in 1908 it has issued coinage S
to the viiiiie of $1,134,-ire. oi this L
$l,800,730 was gold $5/110,944 silver
and $222,301, bronze.
This information was given by the
Minister of Finance yesterday after-
noon, during question hour, in reply
to Hon. Dr. Deland. l
Mr. White said the total amount of,
coinage consisted of $712,403 silver,
and ,$20,100 of bronze, re-coined from"
old tokens.
lEiliiP[i_iiiil BiiiLEi'Siii
OTTAWA, April 24;-A telegram
reached the offices of the Royal North'
West Mounted Police to-day from
Commissioner Percy, at Regina, con-
firming the report of the killing of
Corporal Bailey at Rose Creek near"
Toheld. The Commissioner forward-i
ed a message received from they
_Ii.N.W.P. is dead as a result, and
constable Whitley also of Edmonton
is severely injured, whilc two Swedes
named Fonberg hold possession of l
the shack filled with fire arms which
is surrounded by the police. Monday
afternoon officer Petley of Tofield
went out to arrest one of the men
on a warrant charging insanity. He
was fired on by both men and was
including Bailey and Whitley, went
out on the evenin train In the af- fi
was shot, the bullet entering the
other shot was fired but was compel-
led to leave Bailey dead ln front of
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to pieces, wrecking the engine house
and throwing pieces of iron and steel
age struck s. miner, killing him in-
pollcy of the California admlnistrl- -
`o` on the question. f alien ,land ~ 1 _ J. A. Mathieson, was supported by most of the mem-
glwiilership, as agreed igpon last Bun- pl-1:35,,-mv?: giltzrteined at a dinner bers of the legislature, by Mr. Archi-
day, was oillnlally made known. Gov- by R 13',-ge and influential company bald McDonald, Georgetown, Hon.
 .sr:..f:s PREMIER MATHIESON DINED
ernor -Johnson and his party _‘sa lets in the Vietoria Hotel, in recognition Senator Murphy. Tigliilll, Rev. Dr
in the senate favor a bill excluding .01 the gl-ent services he has rendered Gauthiers, etc. The croupfers were
from landcwnershlp in the state all td fha Island during the sixteen Iillon. John McLean. Hon. A. E. Ars-
C8 a _ '__ 'N
le. leash lu. diimqsmows. 4-wlllfi
,mama  ww; N°“'°l_¢‘°
:liens ineligible to citizenship under months he has been in odlce. lenault 'and Mr. Gallant. '
he lows of the United States. Buch Ove, 50 gentlemen were prelwif- T50 WB” T-0 the Pfmief. VBS l>l'0-
c law probably will be past in €P“°°.Mli0r A. A. Bartlett presided sndpflivd by Mr- Archibald" Mcllonald,
of the objections from Washington, it
u me tonight. __
and enthusiastically pledged.
A telegram was dc¢paf'4:lied»to Pre-
mier Borden, Ottawa, congratulating
him on hll naval policy and thanking
him ifor the lrmllhthctio ear he had
Elven to the :lust claims of Prince
Edward Ilhud.
.A full report will appear in the
next inane, ~
  ifinlli-iv of ( .iiindn and to trai
‘propiitv io and be vested in
1 - e
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pi
'ct
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(Special to The Guardian) E
g -
teruoon they drove to the Lake and o
__ _ ~ _G \-as they approached the shack shots H.
-~.§`i.i`..S..iL““..‘.'..‘.‘.”`.'...’i1_?.'$‘0.21.. 3332- one oo on H-11-Y f-n. -ww-Y -0° --
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LONDON, April 24.~-'Tiic Hunger
ords.
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ged. a beneficiary in his will to the cx- - ’ V _
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ominion 'rho rights of the iusiiiii-i which the Indians consented
ould be safe guarded. An arrange- IQHCIIHSIOH COD*-lllilfffl Until Bi
ent had been made for an inquiry “-'lim lf- dl`0DP¢\1
_ Col. Hugh (`iark introduced a bill by s com-mission into the whole ques- In the evening the Vaneou
to amend the Electors Act. The ex- ti ' ' <' 'vii s bill was
‘on of Indian reserves in lliiti. i\f>l‘ C0mmlSBl0l1el'
listing law provides ii fine of $1,000 C
for illegal voting. The proposal is a
oliimbia and the commission was Till’ Holme f»l!0I\ 'LOOK UP in
bout to engage in the work. This YW’ H0" Ml' B“l'\'0l1'° ASF
iihieet wooiii come herore ii. ‘»\i<l Hill and nut it through
sir wiiii-id sniii it would no iietier tw Mi Car'/ell s emundme
o investigate the question of title th" "‘°"”" should bs "Med Y
'n the courts rather than this rf-fer- “toad of 'Mug appropriated
ed diiun
nee to a coniinission. ..’1`iic price of M, (,|,ti,r|¢. ,iecinred that
he land had been iiltogctlior iiiade- infiiiigcd on provincial rights
lf 'l‘iiieti»c~i ioi the governm
Board to bi niitiioiued to
ctliici. iitatioiiery works
i' und to br- rciniincrated
'l`iii‘ ifnileiy ii-i now adminis
.ie l iibiii Winks Departmen
.__~_. advice of an advisory con mit
(Uaiiad inn l'rcss) , `-‘*“‘°***'
trike Bill has passed the House of LQNDEHSED 
T00 LITE Full
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ants
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housework Apply 154 po
(Special to The (iuuriiiiiii) wAI\TED A ( IM* To W
o'r'1‘AwA, Ain-ii 24.--iioii. iioiwrt “'*°"°" APPIY Stewafin
ogers toni bt ave notice of a ie "mt 103 Que" st
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  `s0liitioii prividiglig that it is expe- W»‘\ IED A GIRL POR. G
dicnt to incorporate the Nntiimal llulldewvfk in Bmallfamil
2iG_»irnfton -
‘on ~iAi.i<: _ NA'iTif~ffL
l I l‘0iZister--very latelt Appl
iii iiiiiiiii 
E LEDYARD W
ot Frank Hugbes’, Grafto
MARRIED iii ViiiEiiilViii    M..
ORSE FOR SALE ON
A niarria e of interest to a ver
55 Y Square at 12 o clock toda
ide circle of friends in this city was drwel- Terms cash Ben)
I
:Mounted poiiee at Edmonton saying solemni:-'ed in St Andrew s Church at Auctmneer
'i _ that Corporal Bailey was reported 1
_ ` ‘sliot and killed while tr in to Sliellf- 8-
15 0 clock yesterday afternoon, saysb " " r- ' °
\ancouver exchan-fe when ‘ s owr BF TWEFN DR YE
, Mis.
can Rochester cldgst daugliter of ignxfygfdegfqie mill” T
r and Mrs J Y. Ifocllcster, was hee y g
arried to Mr Francis James Bay- ~~ - ------m-_
I ayfleld of Cliarlottetown P. E. I. the s“'“m" m°“*-hi A991
~nbout, 15 miles north of Tofield. De- the cereiiiony being performed by B* H (“m°"0“. 132 Will-B
ltectivc Bailey of the local force of Ifev. R. J. Wilson. The front of the _.___ ___ ______
‘ hiirch was banked with paliiis and ARM l\`()Fi. SALE-(lf) AC
pirca. Mr. licwcll played Wagner s land on coiiier Brackley
Bridal Chorus ns thc party ca.iiic_ St l<‘U>lS H0808, nt publ
p the aisle and during the cei-ciiiony. lit 3 0 clock May Ist
he bride who was given away by |09, siALg;_E(§{-,D IN
er father, wore a. graceful travelling lump coal quick burning
ostume of grey sergc with collar from soot Just arrived 1
nd cuffs of rare Assyrian thread late, mines at Geo E Fun B c
de in Nazareth, t c gift of n
riend. With it she wore 9. small hat Wm*
. _ . TO I ET
unsuccessful in making the arrest. of grey straw, faced with silk, and mg on§8nx(]1:?§snl2SMS
Returning to 'roneici no wh-as for es- trimmed with grey satin. and email dn P ““°
sistance to Edmonton and four men, F
Sy ev St facing on h
rench flowers. A ruff f p l i k '
rabout, completed theo smiaret pegs- my to Jas T Purina'
ore a corsa e hou net
f pink roses and violets, End car(l°iell FOR ALE AT BARGAI
chased silver card case. Her brides- If som before Z4 110”
aid, Miss Eva Mather, wore a gown bu" silver patch and 0
of alice blue meteor, trimmed with Ca" be 55°" he" Mi
blue and white brocade and an cm- T°dd' More” H°“9°
broidered collar. She wore a large town P E I
has oi hiuo straw, trimmed with pink I\0TICh - PERSONS I
roses and carried a shower bouquet of to me fm' S0 Vice Of C B
pink roses. Mr, J, 1-{_ Sweet was the chrrorc nic r qiiestsd to
groomsman. Mrs. Rocliestcr, tlic mmf- BS fill 8-¢‘€0lUiC=\ N1
bride's mother, wore an elegant gown Will hi* S000 101' W{U'°“t
of black crepe ds chine. The bodice h0i>lC@. A C 'l`lYi0l`i 0
was made with a yoke of fine whm, 435
lace. and the skirt opened at one side ri on F-ixirs Fon BAL
over a nettiooat or white satin. iii-i- ii iimieai number vi Nl”
hat of black straw was trimmed with offer for Selltvmbn' °"
plumes, held in place in front by lar- ber dclfvery 'N07 3” u'
ender satin roses. Mrs. Beverley Alaska Blue. 5° N d’u”"d,
Brown, the brfde's sister, wore ii healthy cond!U4;o'Ha|'°° ‘
fashionable own of cream cloth, sump!! ¢°
with white gui, and ii. 'iwiseiin hai, :soak tbl* T ‘fi °‘°"”“
trimmed fn black. Mrs, Bayfield, the stock fd 71° 5-' “mph ,ut
gr-oom's.mother, wore a black satin brunt” 15 Pu" hm d
roiisese, with ii use 'oi uno one oiled Vo1'l§V;¢°°° '”‘ *"‘°“"”
maline, trimmed with flowers. il!
Bayfield wore a lovely Sown of alice. W* 'nun °" gt ml I i
blue silk with a white picture hlt. 55" °'hP‘°l; °“tm_ wh 
trimmed with miie miie. nd nm N04 ' :"",hf m hw
'°°°" I'm“°di't°l7 dw up  than :he Blaclya or Reds
m0l1Y MF. &l1d‘ MIB.  on! why you “amd no
boat for victoria, viii". ,wiv fs: buylng ,, I ,m ,mn
"il to-My by th’  owr stock. and can give
`l“‘“' Mt" ”°"”°',§._a1 Nqr; w I0- particulars in answer to ev
in “I” “°“°*‘"‘9*" " ii I on sion about stock J to
.ia ui _.mir _ .- "l" °"° :_
Th’ -  Freeland, Lot 11. \
and to dlto MVC
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