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TWO ESSENTIALS cabinet by both wings. No further
trouble iu exported. . '
The two essentials oi a feast are -------- »
only fun and feed, but the former to .
it very large extent de e d th 
.,.       me of-mi SWIIPS IIIINIININI
D1 Eli on f , , _, _
butcher most gndrpoultry in the Eas-‘ -.___-
tcr mnlfet there is no reason what- OTTAWA, March 18--The govern
ever why the essentials should be nb- ment has s`ecured  ssrv-lces of 
sent from any festive board to-mor- Strickland to investi ate into an
'r0W- .WSF b_€.l0l“° 11,13! U18 prime que- outbreak ol' cut-worm  southern Al-
lltl 0 Il9°.I~._¥ll.UEiP0l\ and turkeys been berta. A new variety of this pest
D n s UDOD e
choice u ir sith: latter Jud in
excelled, and lol om, if ever, surpass-
rd
GONNDISBEURB VsA'rIslrIIen
Yestsrilay  lending butchers ment of agriculture as a permanent
opened their sta ls for inspection, and( ofhclal and will go west npxt month.
a large number of l>l`0Sl>ective cus-- He ls a man of much distinction fn
tomers, qsopnoisseurs snd others who
Cghtinlied _on`_pe.ge 11 the position of government entomo~ r
.Q-__.._._.*_.___
WIN. I.'03T.
'   ON MARSH
AMIlE}`lST',”March 19.-A man by
iue name of Doucet, and who is of
Frvncli nationality, who has his home
on ME-ple avenue, disappeared from
his house more than n week ago and
no word had been heard of him since
that time. He was found this morn-
ing in a barn on the marsh. Doucct
is subject to periodical insanity and
disappears from the home of his re-
latives for pa short time every year.
Robert Black., the son of W. W.
lllaclc, Victoria street", found Doucet
in fone of the barns on the marsh
that is owned by W. W. Black. While
getting a loud of hay from the bulld-
inyg he heard a slight noise and no-
ticed .yi distupggce, onmoue side of
the mo‘w.'» Un-_ vesblgating the cause,
:ifterturnlns the hay aside, Doucet
was discovered. The man was in a
semi-conscious state when found and
has eenlently been without food for
ten days. Both of his feet were fro-
zen to such an extent that if he sur-
vives umputation may be necessary.
-._-_..-_---3
INDIOT WELLS
AND WIFE FOR
' CHILD MURDER.
ar. MEANS, vt., March 19-The
Franklin County Grand Jury- today
liulicted for murder in the first de-
gree Julius Wells and his wife, Annie
Wells, charging them with poisoning
two of their children.
They will be tried during the pres-
ent term of the Franklin County ses-
sion of the Supreme Court. The trial
is expected to start within two
wssks. ‘
The d aths occurred at the Wells
home in Iswenton, December 2, 1912.
The children, it ls understood were
insured. lieth' children were taken
ill on the same day. Louis died the
next day,_December 3, and Mary De-
cember 4.
It was supposed at the time that
the children had eaten some food that
had come i to contact with poison
which Mrs. wells kept in the house to
poison rats.
One of the neighbors thought some-
thing was wrong and notified the
state authorities. an innvcet was
ordered, and the stognschs of the
children removed for) analysis. Dis
_ 'rules that Thaw, a prisoner at Mat-
representation are e
destroyed from 30,000 to 40,000 sc-
res of grain in southern Alberta last
year, besides doing serious damage
to garden and root crops. Hr.Strick-
land enters the service ol the depart-
hls line and lately refused an oder of
logist in Ceylon. ~
_ .ii
FIVE DEIID
TEN INJUIIED
MEDICINE HAT, March 19- The
big three-storey muin huiIding`of
l\1rilcoIm’s cnnueries, was totally des-
troyed by fire this afternoon shortly
before six o‘elock, and with the fall-`
ing of the walls, five or more people
were killed and ten injured.
The bodies of the firemen, Wm,
Sturt and J, Brier and a boy, Harry
Green, have been recovered from the
ruins and nine others have been tak-
en to hospitals suffering from painful
injuries.
Fully a thousand men are working
on the ruins tonight in expectation of
finding more bodies. Foreman liim-
mer is among tne missing. _ g - _
CHICAGO TRIES
PICTURE OF BATHING
GIRL BEFORE JURY
CHICAGO, March- 19.-The .bathing
girl will go on trial before a jury for
her life-in Chicago-to-morrow;
Clad ln* anewspapcr, she is awaiting
her fate.
When she appeared in the window
of a' Chicago art storekeeper, she
created such e. stir that within a few
minutes the crowds were lined up
four deep on the sidewalk. A police-
man blushed to the roots of his hair
as he saw her. He dashed into the
store, pulled down the curtains and
removedsher. Also, he removed sev-
eral other__bathing girls reposing in
the back of the store.
The bathing girl is no other than
Paul Chebss’ famous painting--or ra-
ther a reproduction of it. ‘While~Pe.r-
is received it with acclaim and gave
Chebas a. coveted medal, Chicago had
no medals to award and brought it
to court to sec if such a "wicked"
picture should he allowed exhibited.
IVIUST LET THAW SEE
‘ COUNSEL IN PRIVATE
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., March 19.
.-Assertlng that I-larry K. Thllw is
the wal-<1 of the Supreme Court and
that the trlbulan is superior to the
Attorney, General Judge TOIDPKIM
tlnct traces oi arsenic were found.
Minard’s Liniment _Cures Colds.¢¢¢-
teawan. may consult in Private with
his counsel. `
..¢.-_-_-_-.-.».~_ -_-.-.-f¢.-_-_-_-_-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- ---------- -----‘-A-'---r-‘_-J  '~"'~'~ -1'-‘~'-'~'-‘-'-'f ` "'*""""-`-“"` """"’
  Icii|uPoarANr‘ Fox num. .
~ 4
I -._l.l-__l_ '
Tb _ Gordon vs Gordon
before the courts for
or more -was ul) |01'
before the Vice-cban-
Court of Chancery,Cbar-
Thursday- ' The M1-
'tlls estate of J amcs
of ‘Montrose was
A. 0. 3aunders.A
next of kin of
were repre-.
J o h n s t o n*
who claimed
deceased in
Q ,i
sen-‘t
K. c. _n
10208
Gordon was much less than he con-
tended for.
Dr. Rope, now of Charlottetown,
who attended the deceased in his last
illness advised him, some three weeks
ibcfore his death, to have his alluirs,
settled. The late Mr. Gordon was
averse to making any will. The only
matter be wished to settle was the
partnership existing between 'himself
and R. H. Gordon. To make this
settlement he wished to have refer-
.ence to n agreement which
contained of a former part-
nership existed between
-_=l\i?;lf Robert Tuplln.
,home this agree-
nsw docu-
'eouple of
was
other
terms
Bl)
was
not
In tI1¢
BOMB
~ low-wa '_ :Lg
r
P""°"` ”__*_* '_
.lrrnie sAI`.u.-wh: WILL sam. Ar
nijafik roxs AND Bnaoic wan- _
nut gun stock ls all the rage now. is
:-1.2 
waicrsn IMMEDIATELY A noon,
ilu; I
T110 Queen of Festivals in the
Church calendar falls to be'ce1ebrated (Canadian press)
t ' (Canadian Press)
.°n‘s::'%'i.::2.°:.i°':.i:..ra:.:°;:.:;  isis: cms:-.§:;::z:;   il--we Pv-
plwe £0' the iirime roast, beer oi ole to~day time he sgceptea the reeponsi- wer: \'.¢-rnIIIilm£iIt Siuggdgm' itfildgy
Ellllmldi |105, -,110 _llwhllioh succulent bility and announced his cabinet. means of tbye h n t lkwsylie dist
lamb and Dalauble turkey, the butch- The new cabinet is composed ol mlssal “ms grinm ibzwmm nr ,ivfs
ers ln the market have made ample elements which caused the downlelli felt that to detain he, long". would
preparat ons for the demand to be of Brland_ Republicans who were endanger her me
111559 “P99 *$5011* *f0'dBY- SPIN OD U10 question of proportional '
......_.*_ .
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Mar. 20-The arrival
of spring in the south and central
west was accompanied by storms
such ns have been seldpm equaled 'in
years.
Reports indicate they were 4 most
severe in the south. _
Despntches from Louisville, Ken-
tuvkcy State., report not prumuily
fifty are dead front the storms which
aged in the Mississippi Valley last
night and swept northward to the
Great lakes.
The property loss is impossible to
estimate.
The iirat report of thc storm dam-
age came from Northern Louisiana.
The storm was electrical and , re-
ports indicate that it was the worse
seen in the south for years.
At Louisville the wind reached' a
maximum of 75 miles an hour. `
Many houses were 'blown down
mid other duninge done.
II1l\1I'Il'ccsIi0l‘o, 'l‘cun., the storm
circled round the square and practi-
cally every building on it was blown
to the ground. A score of men were
injured and several are dead.
In the west 'vessels were sunk in
lake Michigan and much damage wus
:lone in Chicago. The storm worked
into Ontario where considerable dum-
ngc was done and gradually worked
its way east bcimf centred in the pro-
vince of Quebec, tonight.
‘~<::::.*.§l\u4~' ‘ ~‘ I _
 ~.~wow~@ww~
was taken. One of the witnesses was
examined in Chicago and one in Bos-
ton in Moy last when Messrs. Mc-
Quarrie, Johnston and Saunders at-
tended at these pluccs for that pur-
pose.
At the time of the death of Mr.
Gordon the fox business of the part-
ners was of the value of about $120,-
000. Seelng the rapidity with which
black foxes have advanced in value in
the last year and a half the like
estate at the present time would be
worth at least $$250,000.
The arguments on these questions
were presented to the court by Mr.
Johnston on behalf of the next of
kin and by Mr. McQuarrie on behalf
of li. H. Gordon. The arguments
occupied the whole day and were con-
cluded nt 6 o'c1ock. Judgment was
reserved.
CDIIDEIIISED ADS
T00 LINE F03
CLISSIFICAIIGII
____-
»
One cent per word each insertion
in this column. Cash must accom-
pany order. Minimum cbarge twenty-
'_Il'°__“"“t_°_-_____ ________. ,_ 1_1... __
WANTED, A NURSEGIRL. APPLY
at Nu. 10 Greenfield Ave, Bright-
ten. FILM:-u.
WANTED. KITCHEN AND UP- I
stair maids at the Queen Hotel.
8-Zilllfirtl.
OR SAl_~E-SHORTHORN BULL
two years old. Horace L. Veslev.
Little York. 3-22M7ll>d.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY A MAID
for general housework. No washing.
Good wages. Apply to Mrs. W. H.
Aitken, 35 Longworth Avenue.
3-22 Mtf.
ERCY JENKINS, POWNAL, OF-
fers for sale on Saturday, March
29, at one o’cloek p.m. his stock
and farm implements. If stormy
sale following M nday. _3-22M8lPd.
auction at our auction rd0l1\B this
Saturday morning, Easter market.
commencing at 11 o'clock 25 her-
rels choice apples. Benj. Carter &
6 , Auctioneers §_33M“
Brown is the only man on P. E. I. `
who can make every part of o Kiln
perfect. He can put a black walnut
stock on your _gun as n¢\°f¢°t U “PY
man on the surface of this globe.
W. Brown. Shop next door to
Florida Hotel, Broadwhy. P°Wl\l~\-
gmiipa
reliable man who understands car-
fing for horses. Must _
of good sDD°°fl\1°°- P°m°“°“t °m
well in 'keenlnz with amount W°fk
req Q, A cations YOUNG! ff,”
of evidence
s.......» “ i-#Nu _
be sober and-‘ N
(Canadian Press) .
ATHENS, March 21.-King Ooh-,
stantfne of Greece took the constitu-
tional oath of ofllce to-day in pres-
ence of the highest officials of the
state and all members of parliament.
A salute of 101 guns was fired when
the royal party left the palace.
Brilliant weather brought out
great crowds who cheered the kingl
and party all along the route of pro-
cession while maased military bands
played. The King wore a ¢eneral’s
uniform while the other members of
the royal family were dressed in deep
mourning.
The Metropolitan of Athens attlred
in full canonicals and surrounded by
members of the Holy Synod offered
prayers and read aloud the consti-
tutionsl oath which the King repeat-
ed in a flrm voice. The King then
took the oath,
An immense crowd gathered out-
side the Chamber of Deputies and wel-
comed the King and party as they
came out after the ceremony. Upon
return to the palace the Premier of-
fered hie resignation which the King'
refused to accept urging him to con-
tinue in office.
Later the King and members of the
royal family left for Snlonlkl.
The body of the late King George
will be brought to Athens on a war-
ship conveyed by foreign men-0!-war.
SUIIIIISSIIII EIINEIHI '
AI KINESIUN THURSDAY
A very successful concert was given'
nt Kingston 'Fhursday evening ut
which ri. Iurge 'crowd were present.
Proceeds to the amount of $32.25
were realized. A special feature of
thc concert was the home-made candy
which was sold during nn interval in
the following well rendered pro-
Headlng, Miss Emma McMillan.
Solo, Everett Stevenson.
clinging to the ropes were forced to fi
of the dirigible breaking od.
< -1-i1h~n¢-n_|_l__
_ ;  ‘ ' V ‘ `
Hina:-d’s Linlment Cures Distemper. --
Minard's Linlment Cures Dlptnsrim
_..._ le
CHATHAM, March 20-W. B. Wal- Ve
nice, K. C., ei st. John has been connection with the biz entertain-
elected Grand Master of the Orange ment in the Opera House, ‘stopping
Grand Lodge _oi New Brunswick. atdintermediate stations. Specially New 1, the mm; mportant Th, ,,m¢0,- vm “,
re “wi fares- I were I the muiincry - ir its I tt
ssmafron tones _ -- _ c,,\,,,,,,,y 1 and ,M _- ,,v°_ U" “ °
LEFT orrrcmmess wrhe city 'name olnee n sunk 1 ,_ tl, 1 ,,,,,_¢. , ° 5”' fm'
.wr ohrrrox. asonv or Neve seem. is scum;  'iew ,fI,'f1‘I;¢¢,,°yf,`lI.y,,'f,,,._,,, ,,,I,",:_',§,,I_','j',§ ,‘,',',§,{§,,'f'°
v -_ one way Colonist Excursiontlckets Qxqnlgig, ¢r¢s¢l,m, fl-_,yn thai, Dwnl th,
WAHIHBGTON' Mamh 1f.,‘_Th°'° 't° “I9 P°°I_n° U°°¢t- “"0 N59" workrooms,' exceeded' the expects- beautiful
°“° °x°°°‘_““5I7 "P°°v°d I’°"°°“ Wm 5° °“ “I9 "Om MUCH “nk *-0 'tions of the thruzigs of ln!--i who
in Washington to-dem He is Sena- April Istu inclusive. also _ Home- vnfisa pm", n.-9.. “_”-,. on
wr Henry Cabot Lodge of Massschu- seekers' llxcursion. second class I-ln; ¢v¢nl||'¢ mga; W get ,,,
“°t°°' Th'°“5h°“t um wh°I° °h°“3° R°“Ud THU Uf=*U£¢` 110 P01550 il Al- oflone of the grandest millim-ry
f"°m 3 R°p“bu°““ t° D°m°‘“'°u° Pd' 53155. m\1\I¥0b5 $04 3ll\_'l“é5lWBD. plays ever held in' this city, and
"‘i“I5t""~tI°“ S°“°I‘°" L°d¢° “F5 \`°’_ good for' tivo jmonths.\'f‘liIk,¢\Ii are flattering remarks heard .in every
memes aunurenuy \mr°fiurh°d- Bur. nie _nu-eugu n-em  to .ne were s wemiy tribute to ui-
uow the last straw-he has not even s¢¢¢lu'¢|m yi, my ng'~d|.-tag” ._R,nd|,_ th, had mmm". no lugs
5° °m°° h°’.°°° *H hh' mm- "` and at tbe‘L6Vrest flfis. ‘l‘f7“'*§V£s ond to~none in the Maritime _ Pl?-
atldzrhnlggduzgésmrgiiisemddt I   "N on sd’ rum' in the 'omni “ulvill nun'
_ _ em' ’ ` ' nine:
:num /une" oommmn ee time ,,,,°f‘°‘” “ ,"‘“,-",,,'°“,,,,'m,’;’“I‘.»». -»‘°1“I '1"‘°"° I” *‘ P' °° .
. Lei Private Land. Claims hs give up ,ggglbf mum' any,,h,,.°`°|“_'§:m,._
»»»~»~ =»--»-1 -°=~--~e:1:.°f.s::...i,° :.::.*‘;..”::;.....”“i_°s:; i.°:i’:. ui’
, c Bacon retina lumen witnouc‘¢,,,,§,,y,l,,,, _g_
..........t..<». ». w-o as ..ir.:ia.s“;;°::.:‘:;.:°.r.°::r‘°“‘ <=-so ---A
-ig
LONDON, Mar. 21-King Nicholas
of Montenegro declares be has orders
He refused to allow noxrcombat-
to investigate health.
A priest is said to have been killed
bemuss he would not embrace the
Montenegrin faith.
(Canadian Press)
LONDON Mer 21-A des atch
A report from Constantinople says
Turkish gunners in Adrlanople kept
up a fire and that allies were driven
buck from certain positions they had
occu led 1
r _ ,
PBISIUINI UI t
HUNIIUHAS UIAI]
(Canadian Press)
WASHINGTON, Mar. 21-President
Manuel Bonilin, of Honduras died at
Tegucigoi, Pu., today of kidney trou-
ble.
IIIIIEIST WILL BIIRIOUI
F0!! IIPRDVIIEIIIS'
_-__
AMHERST, March 19.-A meeting
of the ratepayers of Amherst was
held this evening to discuss the ques-
tion of borrowing $200,000 for civic
expenditures. The following were
carried: $15,000 for water extenslous,`
'.SZ_'..0il0 for extension of sewers, $85,-
IIIIIDUIICEIEHTS
ressed 932 lbs., alan an ox coming
l
The "Subli1if¢uI1° Z L" makin! H °'BFmF""A“ ox °°mm5 tm" 7”" Court judges of Kennebec Count
trial flight on January 16, and on old fed by the Experimental Farm from $2300 to ‘M000 B year and J)
two occasions afterwards made very “@9964 932 P00053- 0! Wmml I-W0 “we them luriidmuan in murder
satisfactory endurance flights. The YBBYH Old fed b.V 91° E!P°\_`|m°“t3\ ,uhh
rurigibie was accepted by the war De- Farm dressed 772 lbs- The! _AN the
pertment February 15. Her length “'°“I'~ “W0 °‘“'°“°° °I I’°°f °"' ‘\"°"°‘ 
(Canadmn pl-ug) , (Canadian Press)
WASHINGTON, Mar. 21-The Pub-
lic Health Service is now rx enmen
d D ' if
the bombardment of Bcutsrl to be I'-‘K with 5 °“m"" UI FfIfdmBl\l1_ ill-
conflnsd to forts and gmt the ren og berculosls cure to determine lf it is
the city will not b, lm;-m,d_ harmless to warm blooded animals as
stated.
ants to leave the city and also re- P05059 *THUG by Dr- Frlwdmauu
jects the proposal of the commission have been observed by officials of the
service and improvement has been
noted in all of them.
-_.___
BAIAIIEI UI SIUBK
iff»=-=\-iifuc'  ‘~   in ni sun nu
The Guardian is informed that the
stock of the Standard Black Fox Co
is almost all sold. Those desirous
of securing shares should, therefore,
make application at once. Attention
may be drawn to a few of the attrac-
tive features of this Company namely
low capitalization, the best animals
procurable in the Province, oyster
areas; ideal ranch location, and last
but not least the services of Mr.
John Lewis as Caretaker. Applica-
tions for stock can be made to S.W.
Crabbe, President, Hon. George E.
Hughes, Vice-President, D. A. Mc-
Kinnon, Box 129, Sec'y. Treasurer
SPRIIIG HIIBER UF
THE IIRITIIE IERCIIHIT
The spring number of the Maritime
Merchant is to hand. It is custom-
ary to look forward with pleasure to
the issuing of special numbers of this
excellent magazine but the present
number far surpasses. both in me-
chanical make up and in the quality
and tone of its articles, any previous
Issue. In its advertisements, as
.well as its review of business condi-
tions throughout the Maritime Pro-
_ .000 to be devoted towards permanent "I“°°’~ the °PtImI“m °I the °‘P"“dI”§~
gram 'q _ streets and sidewalks $75 000 for iu\‘- ‘mst shines In every une ‘md “iw”
Ch0}`\1B._tI10 Chi-i11`~ ther Whoo, acc0mm<’,dauén_ It was gather it makes cheerful reading and
II?”‘.“"‘°“'. Gym” H°."“°“° u<»cin~<1 that s section or the winter l“'°“f11hl° SUNY fm' Maritime I>f°~
“Ulm Mnmcl John. Campbell' fair grounds be deeded to the cr Iwo "mee Pwple- Those who have “Df-
 "> f ‘  _ r=»1~»;~-»; cn; :x°°~.. “;;..:’:.‘:::‘;;;° :.:;’°".‘;':;'
' `Vi0lIIl°`1IIfU;i0.l Mft- cC8f(1l1Pb@11~ rgyifiirlngffxm Wm soon ° M B spring number of The Maritime Mer-
a e 0 an y ' '
- chant.
Violin Music, Mr. Campbell. -.-__a_._.
. MR. SLEEP QUITE
Dialogue, A Itose and a Thorne. - ' . - ,. s .
Violin Music, Mr. Campbell.   WIDE AWABI' (JETS
Recitation, Ray Barrett. IEETIIIUS, ETC A BRAND NEW JOB'
Each number was excellently ren- ---
dered and the performers were re- °*Don't forget the dance In the A. C GI`£0EcEsTEI;‘ Mulch lgw", You
_ . - S ep down.
culled ngmn and again. The concert 0. H. Hall Wednesday the 26th. an ee? a W' euwu e __
closed with the National Anthem. 50¢_ .1 c,,up1,,_ ' 3.g0M5lp.1_ §°_“’“" ‘B “"’*' NI9“°‘““ 51”" _'ms
resigned as Superintendent of High-
, ' I ti' ‘t . Sl h I
GERMAN M||_|mpy -'Pen fo me-d St- J-me To °;’.......°?¥i'  1
and Bazaar next Thursday. Admis- sleeping on any job and keeps his
  sion 10 cents. Tea and admission 35 eyes open to the interests Ui ,M dw'
‘-wuts' thought be deserved more l»n_!i. He
KirI.sRUHa Germany utrcu 19 "Bring ten cents with you to cue f:k°“d'°' “ "';"“;"',1 -"°,*"““{_‘ 3°*
- ~ I ' - # 1 een s n isres sm. Ion.
“Two m0“.th9 BMW' her “A51 flight. 09975 H°“9e d °n lgialtro lésngaq SITe0PPso“I»\'i.lIeawoken-:ss Ins l.1u\'l§ht
the German military -iirigible of the night. Procee s in a o a e ra _ - . , 
him offers of liwuer -nianed posi-
gelizpelih WPG. klllsflvll  "Subs'tit;Ite rebuilding fund. a'22M3i' tions. His resigIInLiou takes reliect
'. " is a wrec . e was ro en _ ""'“ Ap;-ll 1_
In two while attempting a landing "EASTER FLOWERS---P1866 Y°“\` _,___
after a long flight. orders early with James Tait, Jr.. , A TRACE]-)Y_
The start was made from Oos, it for lillies, roses, carnations, valley, ___ _
village of Baden, \':here the balloon violets and orchards. Phones igghl NEW YORK' Mm-ch 20_Hig|, me
WHS Bih_tl0Iw<l_- I ' produces another tragedy. In Ho-
The pilots Intended to ic-turn to ”‘”“ tel Hector, early this morning a
Oos, but finally decided on account “Remember 931° of 15” B°“I“mi“ light mcurred i ' g g
n a socie y ar .Wo-
of the gusty wind, which reached a  l'>1l`°1’°‘;Ye “§5gl1°;‘§:€‘1fn?"::°’o?1'; men tried to separate the :ielty One
}»;elo1citlyhof 45 miles to .iuchor nt .°'cl(l)i¢l!‘kayby order of the Ooart of of the men hurled 8 cut gh” de_
ar sr o. » -
renter ut his opponent. It struck n
Th” had 'wt Wt m‘if3II°_d u’°tW°'k° Chancery' ` 5°? Mu' waiter. ‘Eugene Bozonizsi and, frac-
IiIe3n:Ii`;“III1iFw;vi}If  "E Wheatley & 0° City. have Oh §;"°d ‘““ ""““' H” Wm "’°"“"‘Y
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Another gust lined the eirship, and exhibition an ox coming three yeh"
a. detachment of soldiers who were old. Nd by U19 Elllefimental Fmmv HALNES USES wmvpo
_ POWER FIRST TIME
release their grips, or be carried to *W0 WBT! °ld» md by uw EfrI:rim°“'
8 dangerous am_¢u(l¢_ The aluminum tal Farm, dressed 720 lbs. csiears . AUGUSTA' Me” March 19__G0\,_
frames begun to break away Bhd the th” tW° best °““ ev" d""°° °“ ernor Haines sent his ni-st veto mes-
wbolc structure collapsed, the nose the Island- "gs to the Lgglslagm-5 on the act to
ncrease the salary of the Superior
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Party' Leaders :Gli-
lnet lislstsrs  '_
nnnsenorr
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(Canadian ' Freq) . ,.
0'1'I‘AWA. Out-. nu. 11-'ms 
and Duchess of Connaught with
cess Patricia and sulterlqlg ¢m
for Halifax where they.-g ga,
morrow on the Empress dawg
for England.
The Prime Minister, Lauder clk
Opposition and all the cabinet uhh-
ters st present in the city wfsrg .“
the station to leo them sway, .
They are expected eos-sous in iq
As the departure was lnfoishsl that-'s
gas no guard of honor at the sta-
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fun sum  
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The meeting held Thurpds
in the emec of ur. 0.  gr'
the purpose of organising a floral so#
clety was well atteudtdf -
Mr. J. A. Clark,  omg, 1
the Experlrnental Flrllfi eallgd
to the chair and Mr, 0,, “mu qu
hvvhihted Secretary. _oi
a meeting held a I0*  Bro;
viously were rece and approved. 15
The chairman in explain ` the by
ject of the meeting  its
importance of such sn ogauisation
as was proposed, both to' the nk.-
bers and to the province, indicating
a number of directions in which tho
activities of such a society mlgt
1686. such us benutifping the clt ,
town or rural community, inculcatbzf.
a love of nature study, teaching Qsl'
best methods in growing llohtrl _ `
plants. etc. He also suggestodi
the suggestion was deservqglly gr
plsudcd, that through the inflhsnos ol
such a society, the ofiloial ksspers,
the parks and ltrostl 0I`¢\ll' g '_
might be induced to hbél the "_
so that children would become Ism-
insr, with, their names sud varieties.
The chafrman also read A lltthl'
from Mr. James B. Stewart, 'George-
town, regretting his inability to bo
present at the meeting Mid Olifllll-
Ito give the organization about to bo
formed his bearty.;sup_pore marqu-
P!tby."”" ’
A telegram from Mr. W. A Lousos,
who was out of town, also stprolsed.
Continued on page 11 ‘
$5,000 FIRE IN
B. & M. BTOREHOUSE
AT PORT/BKOUTQ.
PORTSMOUTH, N, H., Matoh
The storehouse in the Boston ii Hz;
ynrd here was destroyed by fire only
today, causing a $5,000 10", yu.
teen locomotives were in the round-
louse near. The firemen had all they
could do to keep the flames from
communicating to thin.
The firemen were obliged to lay the
hose under nve lines of coal cars.
There was no fire protection st the
yard. Two alarms were sounded.
HYPNOTIZES WIFE _
THAT DlllNTIB'l‘RY
MAY BE PAINLEBB
NORTH ADAMS, March 19.-Afbsl'
her husband had put her in a hypno-
tic state to-day, Mrs. Guy 'I-I. Human"-
way had a. live nerve takenfrom her
tooth in four sections. The opera-
tion was painless and was performed
by Dr. N. B. Shay.
Four years ago, when the cqpplo
were living at Plttlilald, Mrs. HUM!!-
way was hy noticed by hor 
and guys mich to e baby boy without
the slightest pain. `
A number oi pbysvlisisns attended
both experiments. sy ltltlid 
the facts as given out are absolutely
true.
During the painless tooth paw
operation to-day Hrs. Hemsnvlhy ,
as cold as ln death. Mrs. Hemonwhy
was in a hypnotic state for tweniy
minutes. When she same out o_f tho
trance Mrs. Hemenway said lbs ‘-'iw
fins."
ave Vernon River at 4.1! p. m.
rnon 4.30 on next Tuesday in
thout
(Rest
140 5,- gl tl 450 ed on the Island, and are on Ulhibl-‘ _
XII) .....1”§2. I§..‘.`Ii°°.'f¢.§§§i°y my uon at E. Wheatley e cow. _ 
miles un hour. "’*
OWSE BRUS.
.___ “All aboard for the Ohlmsl of c
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