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Special tio The Guardian. _
BROKANE, March 2-Specials from
inland points tlell of the most doviis-
umng floods in the liistory of cling
region.
Five persons were drowned for fail.
Ing to heed the warnings.
At _Pullman the streets are torr-
ents, six feet deep.
A two-story building was swept
away, together with the homes of a
dozen families.
At Davenport and Garfield tho riv-
al; are rushing through the streets.
Colfax is isolated with all connect-
ion cut 01'! and with waiter thrcn
fact deep-
Speciai _ho The Guardian.
TORONTO, March ZFA feature of
the Oanadiaii National Exliil.-ition
will be the two days iitliletii: nicht.
ing, the greatest ever in (‘:i|i,q_'1I-\_
Uno day will lic devoted to ainau
eur and the Other to professionnl
sport. '
ldlwood Hughes has been appoint,-
ed to manage the meeting.
SAYS YAHAAUUTH _
BEAT STANLEY BY
0 AAUHE THAN AAAILE
sm. JOHN, March 1.-The passen-
gers on the D. A. lf. steamer Yar-
mouth were treated to a ratlicr un-
expected pleasure on thcir trip across
the llay yesterday. lt canie us ii slur-
prise and was heartily cn]oyed.‘l'.wliy,
l wouldn't have iiiissod it for $100,"
said one of the most iiitci‘ch‘t'.iil, as
he left the boat last cveiiinir. “lo
see the way we bent out the Stan-
ley after the lead she had on ins ivas
simply detlg-htful." Natiirally inter-
esttd a reporter iiccosteil tue visitor
and gleaned the following inforniu-
lion :
“We were just leaving our d-ock,
at Dig'l|y," Said the visitor, smiling-
ly, “when we 'irecarnc suspicious that
tnc ii-overnmenr. steamir rltuiilry was
laying low 0.1 givn us zi nciiting on
our trip across. (lf cruii‘sc I have uf-
fen licard it remarked that thc ofii-
cers of the 5tea,~mer foil' corinuliunt tnatl
they could easily beat the ~\‘arm-oiitb
whcr. it came to n speed contest. All
they wanted was an opportunity.
Notwitlistandiiig ii' quarter oi a mile
start on us, however, the Yiirinoutli
succeeded in heating thc Stanley by
over n,mile. It was great fuu und
botli officers and passeii;_ers ciijoyed
it immensely." _
The Stanley is ii. sixteen knot
ste-anicr and the »Yarinoutli's officers
say their ship is only classed at iii-
teen. Another factor which in the
opinion of the Yarmouth’s mcu, adds
lustre to their ste-aiiner's victory is
the fact that she has been run.niiig
for twenty:-two years without ii
change of boilers, while the Stanley
it is said, was fitted with ii iv.~\v set
of boilers but tlhree years ago.
SUPPOSED TO BE MISSING.
William Whortcn, New Glasgow, ii
nativr. of Newfoundilaind, who ciiuic
to this city with thfc irrellflxcrs of the
New Glasgow Y. M. C. A. who re-~
ceutly played hockey and lmskctbiilll
with the Y. M. 0. A. teams here and
who was reported missing yesterday
has been with friends here since lie,
came to the city. Yesterday he, with
other chaps, paid several visits to
Ufle Y. M. U. A. here esterday. I-lc
CASUALTY LIST
IN NIUANASUA
-_ _._ ‘
Special tio Tile Guardian. |
H_ll:lAl}l1\%-UA. Mai-cn z~'i‘hc cscun_iity
eiilimlliittw nam” l"’Y“'e"“ the G0V“
i, _ “hd insurgents ut 'ripitupi
s increased until 11; is now estimated
that 225 i _ - _
woundcil. mm “ere killed and $5"
Searchers have _ _
  _ .°.1l.‘_13.‘;‘;;1.“..l’;"“;i
. _
l-llUl\Kl1 the wounded -died in the ai,
Wlfllit to drag themselves to ping
of refuge, 9°
UISASTHUUS ELUUUS
IN NEW YUHK STATE
LITTI-E FALLS; N. Y.. iunrcli i A
The Village of Herkimer is in torso,-
lvllllillt. shrouded in ilai'kliei-is and
rllin. The electric lighting plant has
or-eu flooded and all the lights are
ou't; the fires llmlnr the `.»oilci's of the
pumping stations liiiri: been quenched
and there is only 2-i hours of drink.
ilu-' ‘ruler iii siglit for 8.000 pcoiilc.
All inanufuctliring plants have gnc.
licil.lc<l‘ :ind two schools are closed.
'1`UlllHlll» armed guards put;-or in
uoats, thc canals that lately ivoro
st‘rcetI_s.
Une hundred and fifty houses have
been vacated and sliiirp rise of the
waters is hcini.; kept, lest those a-
Sl99P on second st-ol'y floors be
drowned in their beds. 'Phe village is
inrinaced on the west by the Mo-hawk
river, and on the north a_nd east by
West Uiiiliacla (jrcck, Ii confluent. Un
one side, only, is there escape.
PORT l’Li\IN,_ N_ Y., March 1. -
The outlook toiiigili-t is that this por-
tion of the Moliawk valley will ex-
pcrioncc almost unprecedented high
water. Tcc jams wcst of here hitvi-
cinlisrfl thu streets in llion, l_°‘l'ii,n_k‘fort
and Horkinicr to lic inunilateil and
dynamite is being used to break
them up. Whcii that liuppcns it is
fciired the rush cf water und ice will
causr. havoc liercsil,-oiits for tliu Moh-
awk l'i`vci' is almost sfilidly clogpgeil
from lu-ri-'_ to (`_ai\r.jol\iii'i¢'. Dynamite
is bt-ing used freely o_ii this three-
mile strclcli, but little pl'0p_rcss had
been niudc up t'_i tonight.
Official barge canal measurcinents
here siio\\'.\‘ that water in the Moli-
awk rose tcn fcrt, on inch l`l'oi_ii'3_30
p. ni. ycstcrdlly to 3.30 p. nr." today,
it was still rising tonigiht.
Otfqriiugo Crwll, an important feed-
er of the river, suddenly rose many
feet lust night with the result that
for miles biirns and ,sninll buildings
\\'rri~_ sl\il`tcd from their fpiinilittlonsi/
"uid in .soliie i,-nsris \\'i'cr~kc1 and lic;r-
.; - _ _ _
crock roucilcrl, however, almost as
speedily as it ruse. ~
S'l`llfl(l<l lllll~].»\l{l<lRS "
_»\Nll .\"l`Illl{l~l1lh` '.'l..\1-`.il
IN .\'l'lill\L€lllLl..
Sl”llli\'(lI-lllil., March l-Pi‘actical-
ly the firsl. flisfurbniice iii connection
with the Springhill strike occurred
here Snturdiiy evening, when two of
thc eliiploycs of the company came
up town in company with one of the
dctcrtivcs nuuicd Conrad Timnis.
it is stated by the U. N. W. men
flint the company employes had been
drinking. Wlictlici' this is true or not
the noi-rcsiioiiili-_iit cannot say. but
ii row occilrri~_il bctwcvn the incn and
sonic of thc strikers, in-ar Rogers'
l‘urucl', and one of the iniiu was bad-
ly hentcn. '_l‘imnis and the men re-
treated to the-palisade and in the
friicas ri shot was fired. This morn-
ing Tiiunls was brought before Sti-
pi-iidiary I-fuutor, charged with dis-
clinrgiiig fircurius. Two mcli swore
positively that they saw Timms fire
thc shot. l-To was reprcilelited hy Det-
ective iii»\\'i»i's, who placed the pris-
oucr ou f_|ii= stand. He :iworc that the
shot was fired by one of the men
with hini. Au adjolli'nincht was made
until toiuorrolv to call further wit-
llcsscs. _
'l`hc uivn who assaulted the employ-
es of the i~_oinpany were not arrested.
Y
returns hum-e this morning.
llluard’s liniixfent cures garget in cows
DNFFICULTIES NOW
EXISTING IN ALBERTA
,.._____.._.__4_..._ .___,.______. _ .-._.
ll0'§l\l"diiig the crisis in the Allbcrtal
Cabinet the Oalgfary News prints
"mt lt says is the story of both
Hides. The article says:
The resignation of Hon. W. H.
Clwhiue as Minister ci Puhiic wci-kc
for the Province of Alberta has been
Plewil in thc hnniic cf his li-oncr, nic-
I.ieut_ Governor and, it is under
stood, has been accepted.
Ill the interests of the city of»Cal-
Efiry this is to 'be regretted -as up to
thc present it has been generally coa-
°°_\l@d th-at Mr. Cushing has been an
aulo chief department head.
It would have Wen licttcr jf. lY0l"l`¢
"filming Mr. Cushing had culled 8
’“'~‘°lll1K~ of his Calgary executive.
either in.»Oalgary or at the capital.
“ Suited his conve-nlencc, to dcliuie
ll1_° advlsahility of leaving this city
without a representative in the Catli-
fnet. The Liberals .of Calgary have
'Will very loyal td Mr. Cushing in
“W Past Bind it would have been only
“lf tc them that their ciccuuvc had
Wh consulted before the fin-al step
“B 1/akr|n_
'i`lici'c is no dollht but the relations 1
lu~t\\'i-cil the men and company are
daily growiiig more strained.
iippurclit late last week and culmin-
ated on Monday last when the hon.
gentleman deterin»incd_ to res'ig~n._
The iioniinnl reason for the resigna-
tion. is that Mr Cushing is not in
iiccord with his former colloagllcs ln
thc matter of thc agrccnien-f. for the
coustriictioii of the Alberta and Great
Waterways llnilway. His contention
is that hc wnc not ii liiirlv to the 8-
grcement and was not present when
the (`abin.“.f_ f’ouucil inccting was held
at wliich thc agreement was passed,
thut if. is nut drriwn up on the llno-l
nf fhc ngiri-_viiicnue with tlir other
mil“.m_,,. ,mu in this regard lic refers
_ _r"|1 t thu f‘_ N. ll. armament,
€,`,l,li;`(;Tint (lic liiis nlwaysllicld the
View punt, thc (lrent_ Waterway-A:
_ _ I i- rot iin accori
T`li`v,i`frl‘imt1lil<l]rail\v'bny Ilollcy of the Pro-
vince' .ai,__.i iiuu the Government
tallllil-is  ground ltliat Mr f‘iuihlng
WM. B party to the agreement, that
the miniiteu of the meeting and t e
brunt of t-he
tures us well
with the ordi
tion-.
Special thi Th
EVEliE'I"l‘,
erwlielnied tw
eager trains
swept the
the town. o
for grows.
low.
ANU
times; and that
go hw without baking any' action con-
trary to tli-c position adopted by the
Government on
Also they
me-nt with the
Waterways Railway Company is pra-
ctically ~on all
mait which was
lt., a-nd which
exception to except that in the case
of the C. N. R.
pulatled and in
Watqrways raailway $20,000 ia mile.
Some have
cesswry that r
get in its steel am-d other railway
material over its iriain line amdfimake
a great saving
again, as- the C, N. R. and other es-
`taibli'shed lines- are always doing
more or lcss construction wbrk , and
general business they keep a regular
survey and construction staff and a
legal bureau
ine which can
This is the
ton since the
Railway agrc
CHICAGO,
March Wheat
April Wheat
tlat be wus present wheiy
'acts BY¢L~)eYYiicn‘t pnsi-:ed iilie Executive.
'hir dun scc cc mc ouchins
"fl his wllgg,-guns hlls Yippifivn-filyl GX*
lllrd for some time but llecamo more
tllle la-gl n Oct. 'T1 that he was co-
 rlilf f_l\c l’l"'l`9"‘ll"g8 at “H
April Corn ._
ther details of
inountnrn side,
Sixty lives are
lost when the
‘-lllfl l1Proiiibed_ trees hurled the cars
containing seventy sleeping persons
over the narrow\ ledge down to the
bottom of the
o1"l‘AwA, ivra
finally decided
no further extension of the iron and
stél bounties,
close of the coming fiscal year. The
industry has been aided by govern-
ment bounty for fourteen yea/rs and
the government
industry has bocn estaloilished firmly
enou-gh to stand without further aid
in the form of
The great plants which have been
built since 1896
their output and paying dividends in
a inanner which
sion.
Last year the bounityi payments for
the production
$bll3,-123, on steel, $838,100, ain-d on
manufactured steel $333,091.
_ Since 1890 the steel and iron in-
-L~`- l`*"“l "ntl" “em dumnell '1 le dustry in Cana,-da has been aided
by payments of
bounties.
March Corn    ..
UALAI LAMA YESTEHIJAY IN YUNK STATE I AUSTNIAN PUNTS
e Guardian. A
Wn. March 2-As fur-
the disaster that o_v»
o Great Northern pass-
when the nvalanclie
trains amd a portion of
f Wellington down the
are received, the hor~
kinown to have bieen
mass of snow, stones
camiyon, 200 feet be-
EANAUNS STEEL
INUN [IUNEEHNS
rch 1.-~-It has _ been
that there shall he
which expire at the
has decided that the
bounties,
have been increasing
justifies this conclu-
of pig iron were
over $14,000,000 iin
Q  -_.ic-~@ -5
v, _ _
he let four months
Oct. 7.
claim that the agree-
Alherta and Great
fours with the agree-
made with the C. N.
Mr Cushing takes no
$13,000 a mile is sti-
tlie All 'erta and: Great
seen fit to take excep-
tion to the increaised amount guar-
anteeil in the latter case, -but the ex-
planation made
Government who drew up the agree-
ment. appears
the Ca'b'in-et.
antee is to a branch proposition of
a
by the odicers of the
to oe satisfactory to
The ,G. N. R. guar-
tliiat line iind in the construction ne-
ilwny _will be able to
iii freight in dio»i'n'g_so-;
attached to the main
lic -drawn upon at amy
time when additional brarnches are
under way \
creasing' the cost to the comPB'l1Y~
` In thc case
Great Waterways Railway it is con-
tended thail they have no mai-n line
connecting them with the Easteirii
_ markets for s
and are at the
railways as to freights a-nd ti/me of
delivery which
in railway construction. Belles 'w'“°W
company they
mize their leg
expmrdifmres by charging them “P l-0
the established
nection with a main line under oP0l`H‘
tion -and are called upon to bear the
se additional expandi-
vithoiit materially in-
of the Aliburtia and
teel and other supplies
mercy of the otlher
means a large outlay
are not able to mini-
al, surveying and offher
departments in con-
as those in connection
nary work of construc-
gtory from both sides
and the discussion of it U85 ¢B~\l9€fl
considerable
commotion i-n Edmon-
House opened. 'rliere
are .5 few other eldo features. 1'-‘ut the
iniporoaint line of cleavage alppears
to be as above stated and in con-
nection witlh
9
the Great Wiitsrwayn
ment.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
March 2-(Speclal.)-
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Mlnard's Ll
nimeut. vuru Dlatemper.
The motion was to refer the petition
to a committee to ieport thereon by
Nova Scotia are ‘alarmed lest after
lature each Province of _the Dominion
other Provinces as well as of the
'PHIEXING MAIL CLERK
GETS THREE YEARS.
°wiNN1i=mo, iuiircii i-chnricc zuc-
Tavish Campbell, mail clerk, was
sentenced this morning _to three
ing $3.000 from the Glenboro local
express Sepftmbeii 29. I-fe paid $1,000
on a farm n ar Moosejaw and squan-
dered the balance.
RAIN OR SLEET.
Special. 100 The Guardian. I
TORONTO, March 3-Moderate
variable winds; mild, mostly fair in
the western portion, light falls of
rain or aleet in the western portion.
The length of today will be eleven
hours and fifteen minutes,
The temperature at three o’clock
this morning was twenty-eight de-
grees above aero.
Miner-d’» lliilment cures gargot in cows
1
' - I
vears for stealing a. packet contain- '
NU HUNUH TU PNENIEEUINSS CAUSE UAMASE SEHYIEE TU
Special Us The Guardian. . wednesday Mm-ch 2 S ~ _ _ .
, - , _ , i _ ~ i P20131 U0 The Glldrdldh. 0 Special tio The Guardian. ~
,mom Y y ‘1 r" ' ’ ` _ ‘ln Wlll¢ll_ Y-l-‘Q Vllll\|N of Hocldlmer can Consul Hann states that steps are
He was the object of _ eat di Mr- MCLIAAN Presented B petition be rwrlgwll is by boat. and through under why looking to thc establish-
play of mu ions ‘ow ‘_ 8- Sléhe S' ir0m__ certain inhabitants of Souris the raging flood that surrounds the in out of I, uooamohip service be-
_yf me Buddliists 0 0" PU-ff Drllylhz i0I° incorporation of the village this is a most dangerous ef- tween Austria and the St. Lawrence
A big processibll met the Tibet Tai?" Ol smffls- _ f0l"`l5- durinll the coming summer. with
Pom and escortnd him with r art; H oni Mr. (JUMMISKEY took obiec- CLEVELAND, March 2--Fully 8, weekly sailings from Trieste on. the
ce!_0m,C_ny g all »t0_fl l»lH_l¢ ll the P€_t1t10n affected tax- thoiisaod persons homeless, other .Ydriatic, calling at Itailian ports.
The Laémvs ro ress was tw Ie t a iton) oi the public revenue it could thousands living on the second floors Tragic which img heretofore gone
ly hindered  gl sterical qi n - so e introduced by a private mem- of their homes, _traffic impeded and via New York will come direct to
_mv _ _il ‘Y W'-"Pell ef- - biislness demorailized, is the situation Canada by this means.
i. _ ing pcrmiss on uo touch the high  Mr. MATHIESON thought the ob-‘ in Ohio la the result of zlie recent -#-
llrlests garments, or thrusting up Jection was taken too soon. 'Pliers floods, _
baioies to he blessed. was no hill yet before the House. While the higih watw has reccded
somewhat. danger from ice gorges is
threatened
S   A *---- _ _
IXTY LIVES LUST ,, mm AMBASSAUUH nllli liws
C as referred to the Private Bills ` E
.._\_ ‘ omirnittee 'r
V ' WASHINGTON, Mhfch 1-'Ill reply-
figg'nYY)?'i?BPI§TO;`l pressented the P5' ing today to a delegation from the
I-md othexls askin lie, . Ii. Jenkins _ --i- American Association of Foreign
to the Medical A5 orfatllhamendment _ . Language Newspapers, who called at
He presented a b_n0 _ e year 1899 Special U0 The GuMdian_ I the White House to protest against
therewith I In accordance PARIS, March 2.~T0day In-egiflent certain immigration bills pending _in
Mr CO3( in u~ d .i _ _ Fallieres personally called on Prince CBPKWSS. Pfesiflellt Tall hlglllb' PFEHS-
been`,.,,C,,iv dl; we l 'E Del"_t‘°“ had Hadolin. German Ambassador and ell the Jews Wh” have °"”"e ti’ Am'
' ' 0 mm the mhabltantl’ ‘ll 1 pegged ni C nd I n 9 io the erica from various parts of the world
Bangor asking that ` d b _ e D B U 0° ° B re" ~ .
ed in the Mcnougalf gfxtle 9 ‘;P9€l cent death of tha_ Ambassfulor's sorl. ‘_‘",d_h“ve b‘;i_‘.'""T' lmbued with B true
the Ban R d ‘ me" 0 As this is the iiist visit the Presl- l>l)_1_r1l "T P5 _l"l“"*“l~
HOF oa - ~ ~ - -
' _ dent of the R pub1¢ h id t U, The question of limiting immi-
Hon. Mr. CUMMISKEY said the German Embgssy lsincis 3; Frgncue gration," said the president, " in
petition had been received and the `
_ _ _ _ Prussian Wm.. it ha at d h such a way as to shut out the un-
"?lf;tl;rceWs‘>l‘ld P9 lhflhlred mt0 during comment B ere e muc desirable part of the population of
B ' -__..i_. Europe, which comes here rather by
`Mr' CROSBY presented a Petllllfm the artificial ‘stimulation of those
g_°“"Hfll"g'- MYSITGS lvl-0l&0\lgall, miniat-    whose interest it is to have as many
ink for’-5 an acgallt “ll Utllers- Pray* __ come as posvi'/ile, is a question
minister and t H t° ’"°°l`l’°l`5l9 the which _has addressed itself to con-
gauon8_ of Ca re sqfes of the 0001308- _ gress in the_past. They rejected the
and Canoe C038 imversff- t_D039-l>l¢ I | educational limitation, on the ground
the Church of »Scgtl°°l:_1“e¢ 13l\_Wlfl1 that the limitation was one which
duced R bm for that an » an Ultl'0- ...__ did not shut out, and that the anar-
Mr MATHIESON _ purpose. BRIgT0|_,_ N_ Bu Ma;-gh 1,-A md chist-a man who comes here with no
any .memorial or W iitlglllred whether awident occur,-ed this. mo,-ni.n.g_ half loyalty to the new government-is
prepared b the C0; ing had been 8 mile fpom Bristol vi|]age_ h-y which the man who could easily pass a
its behalf yres e_t’in’°";’l"e“l'l£°l` °“ Oh-al-mers W. Brittain was instantly mffltal examlnal-l0"~
the Pkovince P i. i., le c ims of k_i11ed_ H0* with an wssisham' “aimed Now. all I can say about this, be-
_~ Brooke,-_ was thawing ice preparar cause I cannot somlmit to any parti-
(Continued on page 6.) tory to _starting his flour md grin cular form of legislation, is that in-
mill, when he slipped and fell, ini-
lllflh-E his neck and 'oecomi-ng wedg- ` -
ed between the lm-ge wheel and me men a full opportunity to be heard.
waill in such a position that! Brooker '
_ _ had to glo for assistance tiefore ny.-ing _ _
able to remove his body. E 's
_ - _ '  l k 1 b r _
_ _ ._ _ _
Mr Britcain was a prominent man
in this community, baking a-.n active
W interest in the Church uf- Englliaiad, 009 miles; 9-“_ I ‘lid lflsll YCHF. the
OTTAWA. March 1.-A Militia Gaz and also iamcmg the Oddfellows. He l-l`ll"$_Wl“0l1 1mPl“eHScd me more than
ellie iS9ll9ll l10dl1Y announces that leaves a wife and four children. lllllftlllllil else WHS the factthat the
Mum J. i.. McA»-ny has been ,,,,y_,,,,,. _--_---- Rhythms else was the fact that cnc
ced tc unc ra-uk oi iieutcuuiiit-i:nronci‘ GMZE FOR 'RUBBER ' ' l*'°°°“ *lE’°"$l‘ Whlch We had 130112
sind that he becomes commander of SPF-CULATIUN SEIZES ‘of Welcoming "_“m`igm“t5 from every'
tho 62nd Eueiliers, Colonel Edwards' BRITISH PUB]-'IC~ whelfe and mlxmg umm *md amalgar
term having expired, he is placed on '*~“ `, matmg them with °“1' P°PUlatl0l1 hfld
the reserve of officers. LONDON, March. 1-England is Pmdllced 3 Ellsllllcl-' WPB 01 Ameri-
The question of the commandolnt of mad with excitement over specula- °a“» as llllllilllfflllsllefl fF0m H-Hy of
obs Oafnadiian Bislcy team this sum. tion in rubber shares. The frenzy has the P90Ple of which that type was
mer has not yet been considered by helm El`0Wll1g lOl' Weeks._until_Yit. has "mile “P~ and that therefore Wefe We
thc cxccutivc which has the ncminn- effected all clauses. but there is iw- to "“l’°S? “"l“”t b“f<lf=“S and Stun
thin and will not uc uccit with ici- ii thing to indiciicc that thc cuimina. lmmlHfHf\°u. we should go back on
oouple of weeks, tion has been reached ‘or it is likely that which “P N0 lllii time had en-
#----\ to he reached soon. Based originally alflml ll" lf* be B Efvht Pe0Ple.
MASSACHUSETTS INQUIRY __ on the increasing price of rubber, it I “Ply Want to Suv vue more
INTO COST OF LIVING* has become so fgr as the public is word. I visited the East Side in
_.__ concerned. a mere gamble for profits glew Y0l`k ftll;0Uf two Y€&I‘S 880. and
N_ ‘ ___ h_ neo on the rise in shares caused by_the was excel’ “E Y, imP¥`€SSB¢l with the
uggsfllobm Qiasrcggntd 'Eye Govgngll boom itself, and without regard to E39* that all that Jvwiuh ‘Population
Draper late today, immediately after l'h° prqperty or l°"°"’l’°°t5 of the had recomllzed the °pp°"t“"lty that
he had received it from the Senate. compamed concerned' this Cammy oncred to them and that
The bm provides for the appoinb Shares are buoyantly active and the YUUHR men and women who had
ment of a commission of five mem- m“"y.new °°mpa“i°3 are being mmf" attended the public Schools and Wh°
bers to investigate the cause or ex_ ¢d_ Iwlgh many more to con-,e_ T°_ had settled in that part of New York
isting high prices of nccessaries of ‘EBYS Hewipalgg contain no fewer had “PPl`9ClBf-ed £0 the full benefits,
mm For the purpose of mvestiga: than seven _pro ectuses inviting $4” that this country conferred and that,
tion $15,000 is appropriated. 000.000. It is not too much to say ther” was P0 Daft Ol l1l1€_ Cflllhtry in
that the boom is ol a nature _quite Wllhfh the *WX l-"le Hl>lf'1t Of Dat-
NOVA SCOTIA FEARS LOSS iinprecedented. It makes the Kafllr EI
IN REPRESENTATION. revival of a decade ago seem a tri- l9l`9~
vial affair.
_ A prominent broker said today JEROME T0 DEFEND
HALIFAX. 1\..arCh 1-The people -Of that out of 200300 shares he dealt INDICTED MILK TRUST.
in last week full half related to or
the next census, when the readjust- d f y ` . _
ment of representatives in the Cana- hgrieczgvetavllrgrlxl a‘iTnp:l:_:;`e?,'1 Whgil; t NEIW l\lm;Ké M?"lT 1_1" “ammo”
dm” Hmlse Ol Com-m0ll9» based "P0" British Isles. 1 lgst iseekaggfiinst Tiglittmtlillttlhe 
i;'sesl;1l([,t£§r ;;:2e'Orth;;_ll;}:)esy 2:3; *Them is "0 llflllllf l»llB.l» ldfge for- tors of the Consolldatell Milk Ex-
than one in the Il`edera1 Parliament 'uneshhave been made' one Liverpwl change chmglng conspiracy to '°°“`
T . _ _ ' m¢l`° lint 000585595, t0 H P1`0llt Of $1.- trol prices under a state law, indiv-
f (fl prevent this is the oblect of the 500~000' “ml one ll i idllal indictments were found today
§’()`?;Yl鑧0€`S°IlIlg‘lll';’g (§;‘t;‘;g;'¢n;’lf1l;_"t§§§` §§l0ig00.l Rh? llllhllreds °E Private in. on the seine counts. All but one of
afte,_000n_ nelétegngngsl 0lf'n"l§`gfrlll; °0tllnlfY$25l5B\é'e the directors. who is in Cuba. sur-
'-fph h ~ - - 3 ~ _ _ Yom 0 rendered and were paroled until to-
ut in t e opmmn of this L' gm $100300' morrow under the care of their coiin-
; C d h yd h _ sel, William Travers Jerome, for-
n at-Ia a S on ave as 8' rep” SEVERE EARTH merl district-attorney when the
scntation in the House of Commons Y , - ‘
the representation it had before he- SHOCKS REGISTERED' amolmt 0' the mmds Wm be _'wt' A
ami" p V- ¢ the D mini Eight hundred pounds of .lessicated
C "'rh§cain Egcuigiiigcrihucicii ci gilt icirr' Mtlins'  Mgemh' 1'"Fl"° cess shliiiied here by the luoiiarcli.
constituencies to be made alter thc d lf, eil, 'wake “h°°l‘s were ""“°"l' Dcusiciited Ess Cofiiilmiir. of flliicusufi
next and every future dec nnial een- Iyniy,-gr ite seismogmph at St Louis WGFB Belzffll l»00lHY in the 9ll0P Of 8,
sua the representation 0( mmm PrO_ 3 30 455 aid ct;>n¢1li1g'uin;or3:i5i1clnft‘$1 west side produce dealer :sd Isleiétroyi
o on _
vince han g b 1 th- th t ' ' - ~ . er underaprovision of e a a
mmimsxm. no e ess an B according to Father Goesse, and por- pu" Food Law_ Samples of the:
tend a severe shock in the utr
'"l‘hat t p h ld b t k 1; eme eggs were forwarded some days ago
once to-seiiueresthg 3;-operlstioz clllltlie i  to Washington* where they were
` ° f d fit for consumption.
Legislatures and Governments of the Condenged Advcrtnernents Ohh “D
all
ulslnul lui
solar as I am concerned I_shall sign
no bill without giving you gentle
It is possible that I shall differ with
you, but I think that where a hear-
ing is iven a safer conclusion 1
i e y to e eachedi
In going about this country 13,
iotism preva cd more deeply than
THANBE IIANNUT
_ BE BHUKTN
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Special no The Guardiialn. .
SAGINAW. Mfch., March 2-On
complaint of the Humane Sociaty'.tllo
police removed from a local munfeal
house the rigid body of David And..
erson, the young 'vo-ri who -.. 5”"
in a h\'l-ii_»tir trance for thirey-six
hours
Thi* i ii mis placed in a trance
PY Pf\`  Powers. iircfesswinl
hyvhvtiul. who gained great pneu-
over him, spanking through u,
Dhone from a distance of a hundred
miles.
So far all efforts to awaken Ank-
erson have been unavailing_
Powers declares he will nof `
to Saginaw until the expiration i.-,- _
week and an order has been ilsuod
for his arrest. '
N. S. HUEYEY
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3P¢<'ll11 U0 The Giio.rdiau_ .
HALIFAX. March Z-In a izumu of
hockey here tonight between North
Sydney and the Crescenta the former
WON by A score of 'six to one.
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NIANITUNA E[lY’T
TELEPHUNE SYSTEM
HAI] SUIITIESSTUL YEAH
WINNIPEG, M I1 1_.._'rh "mm
”*“‘"“9»l l‘@l>0rt dim the gogermnent
tcleirlwiic system as laid hcrcrc eh.
house by Hon Robert Rogers, show,
H "Venue Ol 3738.444. and after al-
lowing for current expenditure and
interest on bonds, shows a surplus of
$105,000. Three hundred and sixty.
two miles have been added to the
lom-g distance lines and some 5,000
slibscribers have been added to tho
roll -during the year.
NESUHU UUSTUMS
_ NEEIETPTS "EUETCANAITA
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o'r'rAwA, ivicrch 1.-'mic cifnic _.1
the first eleven months of the haul
year shows an unl_rol=eri record in
customs collections, w-ith B total of
$54,081,937, which is more tha/n alhadf
million beyond the pre'-ions record
miade in 1907. -
For the elevrn months t-he rain In
$11_4l»l,228 over the same' period oi
last vear, or at an average rate of
more ilhan a million. fi month.
During Fe!|`ruary the collections
were 55.174324. B/ii increase of $1,-
071,176. It appears almost certain
that the close cf tihe year at the end
of next month will show $60,000,000
to have beau taken in for Canadian
Tcnstoms_ _
NO PI.El_iIS('f'I`E ON
l"IlOHIBI’I’ION OR
WOMAN SUFFRAGHI.
B” ~i\ il;»»~r‘i l./-Constitutional
l>r1‘li=~'i\ ~ of ilni manufacture and
`-‘vile in »»»<i»'-i'=<‘iiii: lfuuors vrlll not
‘he rvcoviiiip-1:-lf-il to the Ldglhlnturlx
_this year. Neither will a constitu-
tional amcndrnent providing for w-__
_ man iiliffrnge. The ioint legfsluti-'»-.
committee on constitutional* hmm)-
ments today voted to rep0l'\!i“lef\t{vn
to withdraw" on resolves ‘ fogf ouch
amendments.  '  ',
FAMOUS Bos'roN  ‘ ' " '
DANCING MAs'rmR` DEAD.
BOSTON. March 1.-Augustus L.
Papanti, whose i-_ythniaitic -vrofrdn
"slide, slide and a one, two, three"
has hrouglfrt three gvneraftlois gf
Bostondans the waltz a1id"o¢lllr_", -
ces, died today after a long "
For more than forty yea'a_~s_E_ ' __
taught dancing at' his aeadi ` ‘ 6h;
’l‘remoiit street. He leaves' 
gliter. f ‘  __
M‘lnard's Liniment Doral' Dillhedl-
Federal Parliament with a view to (T90 15;, fm- glusmcauom) ' i- - ' -‘ -- -
agreeing upon such an amendment to 0 ____ _ - ____
:lic British North America Act as T FRESH SALMON 15c lb. at Tan-
il c cc thc ur orc of this _ ton s 2.-2sd4ii>d
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  . . _1.___.____%_.____.__ _ . LET 60|)
resolution." ,-ENRESH I-IALIBUT, mackerel, fin.
'nan ha/ddies, at 'I‘anton’s.
____ 2-23d4lpd.
]3OY_S WANTED to deliver Guar-
dlaii’s in early morning. Apply
nt Subscription counter between 8
A.-_ei-_21_<L!>_e-1.1L-L 2~2@‘13l~
_'lJOR SALE. I have a Taylor safe
which oust' $139 used about one
year which I will sell at a bargain.
Geo. J. Rogers, (‘.fty._ 3-3d2i
,"7'AN'I'l~lD, coat maker, pant mak-
er and vest maker. Go0d wialgvs
and steady work. Women. E. B.
Dunn A: Co. Merchant Tailors. 6 Sil-
ver St., Waterville, Me.___3_-_;3dr8lpd
TWOR SALE A number of rolls of
i heavy brown paper at five cents
per roll. The real thing for laying
under carpets cr oilcl'oth_ Now is the
time to secure a supply l0\' l1°\1°°-
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HELP YOU ~-
What an immense lot of overloaded
people there are in this world! We
can see it in their careworn faces;
and each thinks his burden the heav-
iest. “Cast all your care upon Him,
for He careth for you." That much-
perverted verse is accurately trails-
lated in the Revised Version: (lasting
all your anxiety on Him, because He
careth for you. He who watched over
the dellverer of Israel in his cradle
of rushes, who sent His ravens to
feed Elijah, who protected Daniel,
and kept Paul calm in the hurricane.
is the very One who says to us, Roll
your anxieties on Me, for I have you
on my heart! To do this requires
faith. When God says. Gfvei over to
cleaning. During house-cleaning time
lash spring we could not supply halli
the demand. An order of two orl
_more rolls will be delivered fren to*
any part of the ”eity. Subscription
counter, Guardian Omer. 2-28d3i.
Me what will break you down and I
will help you through, H0 Pllffl 0"
faith tn a test. As the sinner must
accept Christ as the burden-bearer
before be can bs saved. W0 must 5°'
cept God'| oder to lighten our loads
_ A
" puttin Himself-into--our bouts
gd undef; the burdens. His girlcrbl-
comes sufficient for the hard dug.
the tough conflict, the sacrihca or; o
trial to be endured. It entail!!
means that the Divine Spirit eomel
into us and imDBl‘l~B <llVl\\¢ “»\'€*m
just as much as the nutritious. ele-
ment in our daily breld DPU"
strength to our bodies. 'I'-he Evil-
lasting Arm' is no less. A l\lPP0l`l- 5°*
cause it is an unseen N193 ll" N’
can feel ft. My l>!'°l"l‘°" R57* is
ever felt the life of the
Arm when you codio UD 7| _ t
out of ii gi-ent temptetleli QP'
out of ii great sortow, or strong opt.
of a heavy weight of adlctionl. .God
helped you. Those who knpw xv to
use God's help are the elm htilb
` inns who license their soul: ln num-
ness. Work never hurts ue. A ati#
flghtdoes not exhaust us. It ls wor-
ry that frets and levers ns.-Rev.
Theodore L. Cuyler, D.D.
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