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Between Russia and Sweden, the, Former In- Roadslnihisrfovince
sistingl on Being Released From Treaty   H 
V Obligations and Fortifying the Finland ~lE°xSi'i°.';“if:  
Coast Contiguous to Sweden. ._?..*;‘z.£:‘.':::.‘ .:i°;l*.’:;"..:;;“¢,‘;.°°;‘..*i°;°_
STOCKHOLM, Feb. 17-(Speci:ii)- Sweden surrendered Finland, that irritated Sweden. Mr. Martin estimated gist the
nuiutiong between Sweden and Rusl no naval stations or fortifications War is feared in Sweden because Province had paid about $300,000 an-
Hm Me, decidedly strained at D!_e_ should be established on the Finnish Russia for some time _past has been nually in interest as its shore to.
_ shores adjacent to Sweden. lpreparing to establish a naval ward the cost oi Roilway ¢onotru¢_
Sent' l The past taken by Russia in thestation on the western shores of tion generally 'throughout Canada,
The tlmsion has "N59" lJ0CllllS0 Norwegian inter territory treaty, and Aland Island, which is 25 miles from and declared the Province was not
llll-will i¥lBiSl¥H UPU" living l'0l0=lS0ll her present attitude on the Baltic the Swedish coast, and only a few getting a fair return for this.
from the agreement made* when ologeil goo question also have greatly' hours by steamer from Stockholm. Mr. Lefurgey declared it was in-
. _ Martm And Hughes Urge
Building Of Projected
ness of private members had right of
y in the Commons today and the
war san a ay ac es om
migration bonuses
land, and the Opposition advised the
discontinuance of the aid to immi-
- gratioiri ' <
j_u'§tice to charge up against the Is-
     had been paid for railway`constru,p-
tion since Confederation. '
lThat was an expenditure with
` which the rest of thc country had
  nothing to do.
- ' There had been a growing feeling
0F T _ done for the Island in the way of
.   0 N F U railway building and there had been
Q Q . Q , several lines surveyed.
' _ The neeil for these roads was
Kelivered At The Recent Quarterly Ses- Comnelled to Live In Un1>er§....}. ............ 1... ..?..‘i5.“§&’i.'i.‘°’;i
sion Of Grand Lodge S.0.T. Held
.Ain
onshau '
<l.W.P. and Representatives:
Again we meet in first quarterly
session for coilisel, admonition, and
encouragement in the discharge of
our duties in the furtherance of our
mission. It is indeed a pleasure to
meet and interchange the greetings
of an exalted friendship with the
earnest workers of this district dis-
tinguished for its zeal and unwaver-
ing fidelity in temperance work.
“Try Again" has a good record of
iuitbfulwork. It is` to be congrat-
ulated on happy results in the sober
livesand peaceful homes of the peo-
ple.
Today our primary duty is to
learn the lessons of the past, nscer~
tain present conditions, and trace
rnusc and effect in their production.
'l‘l\c problems we seek to solve, the
questions we are called upon to con-
sider, ofier in their solution the only
possible basis for the world's fur-
ther social progress.
In accordance with the law 'and
usage the` following summary ofthe
work of our order for the past quar-
ter is made up from the returns as
received :-
Numberof divisions reported Sept.
30, 1907 39.
Number of divisions reported Dec.
31. 1907. 39.
Number of members reported Sept.
30, 1907. 2468. _
Number of members reported Dec.
Bl, 1901. 2468.
Admitted during the que.rter......258
Withdrawn .......... ..  
Expelled for violation  1
Expelled ior_other causes...............10
Deaths  . . . . .
 2
Numb" of dlv15i°nB °rg““l"d""""'3 as well as from the different sources damage to hi8l1W“YS. Sl-Ulm *md el' _ '
Thoiollowing divisions with theirl of information to hlllid I Bm l‘19Hl~‘°d ectric buildings and manufacturing   
memo gain or loss have reported(-
Aberdeen 42
Onward 48 V 5
Brookfield Sl - 2
Pleasant Grove 63 I
Kingston Star 50
whoatloy 30 5
Triumph 99
Steadfast 55 ‘
Prince Edward 153 6
Evening Star _ 40 2
Highfield _ 57
Rising Bun ‘ 55 A
cumin ' _. lil ‘fl
Hopeful
New Glasgow
Harmony
Prince wuuam 2 F’ '
li
I5
24
5! ‘
65
46 ` 4
57
17
I Carnsqir 65 4
30
Excelsior
Port Hill 15
'Hunter River 55 7
Shamrock 99 15
Heather 45 5 `
Elmsdale 55 il
Elliott 35 2
Victoria 135 4 r
Try Again im 4
Eclipse 60 4
Refuge F24 Y
Olive Branch 78 _ 4
20th Century 5o I
Alberton l33 2
Pearley Stream 45 I
Star of Hope 53 7
Union 40 4
Afton
48
X0
26
_Royal
,Try On
fCornwall
99
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gain announce to this Grand Divi-
sion that Prince Edward, No. 1.,
Charlottetown, holds the proud po-
lsition of being our Banner division
|for the province. Long may it con-
tinue to unfurl into the breeze as a
worthy tribute to our oldest and
most respected division. I have re-
ceived very encouraging reports from
lthe following deputies of their re-
spective divisions: Angus Beaton,
John Cnrew, A. S. Crozier, Angus
land the three millions odd which
before 1896 that there should be;more
greater now, surveys were before the
louse and he ho ed th
SWISS l’0l'°@'“@" W°'”l<- °“£.Z§.";§ZT.i§‘if.§`°.lL“éZ..i’§°1T.T.i.§"i.
ing In Boats the estimates for beginning such
wurk.
Mr. Hughes of the Island agreed
that the Province was certainly en-
PIT,1.SBURG_ Pn___(Feb_ 17__(Spe_ titled to have the Government make
cial)-Spreading ruin and disaster in E'-°”'B°""h_le “Elway Dmvision for it'
its path the annual flood of the rivl " He (hd not want to make the
ers and small streams of this section ‘l“esti"“` n party one “B Mr' Maru"
homspittsbnrg in its grasp tonight h_ad, but he would say the present
A grew: number of families lmvc Government had shown a willingness
been compelled to move their enecta to meet the wishes of the people of
to the upper stories. fha Island'
On the North side of Pittsburg the ' '°“" 1”’ _'_'
policemen are patrolling their beats '
in skids. _ , l
ul; lusuu    A Hlllll All
_ The big candle which lms been so
eagerly watched in l~l. ll. llrowa’s
window on Queen Street has nt last
' burned ont and the following guesses
IN   ns to the time of its burning will be of
I -interest. The candle took exactly 497
hours and 51 minutes to consume The
enry,|Bayfield Street, whose guess was
- that of J. H. McKenzie, Southport. 487
Damage tl) Hlghways liours. Nearest to that was that of Edison
' Stems, 480 hours. Among larger
and Buildings. . _
guesses Submitted were 1135 hours, ioFo,
-- ,rooo, goo, 824, Soo, 786 and 740 hours
ADAMg_ Maggy- (Special) - The _and some srualler gmeies included I
worst freshet since the cloudburst of piinutc, 6 minutes, 30 minutes and one
iour.
The Flofld ' Has Caused GNBHN H88 houis. The next nearest guess was _of
LONDON, Feb. 17-(Special)-The
Government will probably persist in
the determination reached onwthe
advice of the Lords of the Admiralty
to submit increased naval estimates
to Parliament.
The estimates will likely provide
for three armored vessels of nn im-
proved Dreadnought type, two
cruisers, improvements on the old
Edgar class, heavily armed and well
protected, six smaller cruisers of the
 BRITISH
V AV L PROGRA.
twelve torpedo craft, majority tha
‘of the turbine class.
est secrecy.
England has secured will enable her
to maintain the two power standard
Will be Formidable Covering'All Classes of
' ' Fighting Ships, an Answer to (iermany’s
P ' Warlike Preparations, and Maintain-
ing The Double Standard.
, /
'Bordorlea class, thirty five guns,’Iiithout rushing work during the
with great radius of action, at lcast‘C°"““i§ fiscal Year-
t The Germans in their .refusal to
agree nt the Hague to the proposal
to prohibit the placing af floating
Them will “A50 'lm I’l"’VlSl"“ for mines, has caused British activity in
additional submarines, but of these still another direction.
thc_Admiralty maintains the great-
Heretofore this country has had
but two mine laying vessels.
Even critics ofthe policy of the Since the Hague Conference ad-
Admirulty admit that the start journcd, work has -commenced on the
conversion of there second-class
cruisers jor this purpose.
llNlAlllll LllllKS
Ellll EEECEIUNS
The Provincial Contest ln
lune And Federal Election
in N0v¢mb¢r Next
KINGSTON. Out. Feb. 17-(Spcc-
ial)-The annual meeting of the
Frontenac Reform Association was
held on Saturday.
In addressing the convention J. M.
Mowat, provincial organizer, advised
Frontenac Liberals to prepare for the
provincial battle in June.
The Dominion election he said
would not be held before next
November.
lHE lIllN\lENl|llN
HEll] Al EllllN
At the convention at lildou there
It gives me much pleasure to a- _ ____ ` - .ginner of the ‘Io gold Piece w__S`L_ G_ were seventy-six delegates present and
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A. D. Ross of Eldon and Dr. Rogersoa
Vernon River, were unanimously
nominated to contest the district in
opposition to the' Government at the
forth coming election.
iulsilullli s
HINEING IN
` ALASKA Slll
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Force of 250 Special Consta-
bles Sworn ln Alaskan
lown
SldAT'TLE, Feb. 15-A wire from
Fairbanks, Alaska says that United
States Marshall Perry has sworn in
two hundred and fifty special dcpu-‘
ties for ' thc protection of life and
property against riotous mobs of
strikers who are congrcgated in the
streets. . '
These mobs have been attempting
to capture recent arrivals here with
a view to departing them.
Minard’s Lnlmenl Cures Diptheria.
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l.Nllll SlllLEllS
IIUMING SPRING
_ _ _
Salavation Army Will. Place
That‘Many immigrants ln
Maritime Provinces
TORONTO, Feb. I5-Lieut~Col1-acl
owells, of the Salvation Army
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asserts that thirty-two applications for
Mmtin' J' C' M°Fady°n' Geo' BW- 1901 flooded this town and surround
anton. t
From the various reports received lug COUNTY l50dBY» “Using Ere”
men were received from farmers on the
first umil this morning and that goo
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to again report that the order is in tabushmentm ‘
Name Memo. Gain Loss gencralin a strong and prosperous “The principal damage _“__ caused _
8 ‘C0I\fllU0“- . 1 la stone aw The popular moving picture parlor
l During the Past q“'“`t°‘° th°,,E°I' by the bursting G H rge is almost settled in its new quarters
[lowing divisions were organized. Ex; gk, leading from a Pond owned by on Sunnyside, It opened up theiag.
Wlslurn Wilmot Valley; Cfmwnu the Berkshire Manufacturing C0., to ter part of last week and is show-
Cornwall; and “HiZhil6l\‘1, HB_1'*9' h X m _ ing to packed houses. The Hall was
ille. Sin” OUT 1"* l1‘1°l`t°|`lY W5' N' er m B i rm rly occupied by A. Horne &
glen death has entered our ranks and The streets are so .badly flooded gm eand ig large and momy_ The An
deprived our order of U9 01469* P- that the street cars are stalled.
G.W.P. I refer to Bro. Jno. P. Tan-
com. today.
to cure any case of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
14 days or mono! refunded 50 cu ANTmD__An experienced gm for by either the are board or their in In
uilianliin Juan.
S _     li
110". Cll*\l‘10tt°l/UW" Wl’°5° demlmh sheetiron-no wood of any k d be-
Will ba ¥`9l°l`Ved to l'h°~°bll‘“”"`Y   ing on the inside. The wollg has
Submitted in L- P- F' ll d tl f ir and nessey and Fred Trafnor and is up
J' F' PROFIT' G's' gsllgdrtz Vive; Blocnrlmasnlmw afalls or to all the requirements asked for N
6 To 14 DAYS  r**””
PILES OURED IN proof-the film being protected by bee
razo omrmaur is gusmma Condensed Advertisements _\\nvef___»;n{1he1<_>__\°;°_§__ _‘ge 13021 tmeghez- °§‘;
operating booth is suspended from
»»- _ the ceiling and is built entirely of
TORONTO Feb. 17-(Spccial)- been admirably done by A. A. Hen-
The machine itself is strictly re
nes a g en s a e ey o
T00 late for Olassihcation “N We" l°" l“°9°°"°“ M' “Y l'lm° that
'_ tm m t spector. The Nickel has been indeed
r n- store- Apply “ B ° °° ,° fortunate in securing this hall, sit- the'
on¢g_ 3-18d l. -
.1-I-1-f nufrieg, by the board of Fire UnderwFit%`~ Cal'
1  _ E
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H t di t _ It ill b th i
' Gmgggy' 'mast R°yalty'~ 2-mdaipd' tlivfatlllte rlflicllxelmtkli contllmue saowlggaitrd wld
    wANTED“`F°" Um” Wllfk regular run of first-class pictures app
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to night the new
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an
“ro ct intl nf
a
will be a clover
with
that
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19;; sALE_=Naw much 'cow the busiest portion of the city with 1-|,,,
N Guernsey Apply t Samuel no stairs to climb and heated by hot ou
“"4 “feeds Apply to the was illustrated song and the pass
G"“dl°n °m°° at °“°°~ 3'18dl1f. will never at any time be changed even
WANTED-Immediatelfaifexper- from five cents as it is far from their bam
, fenced girl tfor general house- 'intention to copy. The Nickel will “l °
work. No washing. Good wages. give its patrons the best procurable the
at the same price The program to- 01,]
___ ian y lm-e. ' 2-isazirnpa. _ _ - ._ _
bwlliidnlzlilthlisdzdgdrlx 'insligdellancidg A“n‘1ifd°dt Agmg' w°“°°d E” :vii-g¢all:l'r'i’s keipswlcllllaerln sugitalznse Tvllglin b°°"
" » _ P 1 a '
Nigg,i»,~ -‘suicide Impossible," and m"°t.° h ffl” K ‘md m§'l°“d daring new it wxu lui end. K1-Ka l°“=
».Mn_ smythervs Boarding Schooli" ln” Btauwdg “gsng 1 Em Ki-is simply grand showing what and
The illustrated song by Mr. Mad- 3 ted* lf “ 7 an “E M' “d` Japanese aerobats can do _"Afraid mon
will be a strong musical foa- a|;km.t§f’n_ °120g’“'g;f°“'J_2i°=nm§t& §l£w,}{§fIf;’bt°;;; :ggrig;'f,t6°:\g|°';°“,ilg; enness and lawlessness to the minimum.
the rdturn of vaudevillejtho “mn” E’ ._ -...."19d1"' illustrated sons "When the Hooking We
to-in ntwuii be can emu “NTYNNWB-Immediately a strl for an-as are singing _in the w swoon" am
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. i naar n. neural housework- Small Iwi- i re uma in excellent nf.yi2.,by A.
md an or c s AY- A991! .Bt 335 GFBROD 3¢\'0°¢.'0PD- B.ueh:nan. No one should min drop- jury
that the Sydney 1:. _Wa0.~_____ ___~___3°13t|UPd- ping into the Nickel of an evening
king for a do ertment one with experience in good program, good olonr mady
‘lf tl! ti c t ref r d None b t pictures and never hav! to elk at T8
.Will th! ggporisilcedamgalegmelir oneed applly. tbl box office "how "ranch" the ‘|'l\bl°t-¢» Dflllttlfl f°l\\D¢ m°U%ll_
y will likely Good wdgel -,Jas Paton & (Jo price always remains the some-fin it
wired the Arena -WANTED-A salesman for carpet as they may always be assured of a
an
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W V I-11dti. oonta to any nat. , _ __lt|nat\u-e on each box. lin.
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such applications have been received
d It Has Been Found To Be L
A Success All Through
tw York, Feb. 15-In Carrollton
roi county, Ga.. prohibition has
ua success for mo_re than a quarter
century." said L. C. Mandeville,
hat place. ,lt was 1874, I think'
local option was first inaugurated
Carrollton, and since that-_time
e was only one short period when
_ _ __ _a uated as it is in the very heart of liquor was allowed to be sold legally.
l was' several years ago when the-
ufy passed a law permitting it to be
by the gallon. It soon became
arent to the people,_ however, that
this slight concession was working
y, for iufoxicsiing increased nlmoit
ace, and after eight month’s trial
county was glad to returnto the
mayg for several years Just prev-
to the passage of the ' gallon law,"
it was apparent to me that prohlh
was the oi ly way to reduce drunk
have found by long experience
ko' LAXATIVE BROHO Qulnine
hill to euro. E. W. GRO 'B of
system of total prohibition. I had 3;
.
to out business interests! 
since the beginning of the year. Mr.
llowells paid a visit to the parliament
buildings today in connection with the
Army's immigrations schemes. While
Ontario still looms large in the Army's
eye, the east and west are getting more
iuiinediaie attention. He says it is iu-
onded to place i,ooo Army settlers in
the Maritime Provinces in the spring.
Caught, ails, nddfseueus :no other throat
ailments are quickly relieved by Crcseloun
tablets. ten cents per pox. All drugglltc.
Ml]NSlllN HAS   V
SEVEN BASES
Of Smallpox, _ Nearly All
Children, And Vaccination
ls Being Hurried_
On
MONCTON, Feb. 17-( Special)-
There are new four houses quaran-
tined in this rlty on account of'
smallpox and seven persons are ill
with the disease, all being children,
with one exception, and attendants
at St. Bernnrd's School. _
The latter was closed Inst week
and will remain closed for four days.
Wholesale vaccination is going on
and every effort is being madeto
speedily stamp out the disease.
Mnard’s Llnimenf Cures Colds»
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SUPREME EllNlll
NE NUEENS Ell.
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In the Supreme Court yesterday
an order was made suspending E. 0.
illrown from practicing as an attor-
.aey and barrister until further orders
‘ Premier Haszard said that_Brown
llrvl not b~.cu sent to the asy nm be-
.i-ifuse it was consldercc' it.was not
as safe a place as the jail, and that
he thought it best to have him kept
in the jail until suitable quarters be
made ready at the asylum.
Alex. McAulay versus Patrick Mc-
Donald, nction of trespass tried at
Georgetown, when verdict found for
the defendant. Mr. Mathieson, K.O.
for the plaintiff, applied for a new
trial on Tuesday last. Judgment
was rendered yesterday by the Court
unanimously refusing the application.
Mnthieson, K. C., for the plaintil;
Haszard, K.C., for defendant.
nard's Llnlmeni Cures GA et ln Cows
3-- lHE NANEIN
- WonderIand’s Latest
The entragement opens tonight at
Wonderland of the Three Dancing
Durauds, otherwise and appniprlnte-
ly named “Monarchs of Roller
Skates." The Durands are clover
and versatile artists. Rnd 5°'
yond doubt among the most popular
vnudevillists on the stage today. It
ally seems that there is nothing
ey cannot do on roller skates, as
they dance the most difficult steps,
move in the swlftest and most at-
home manner on the treadherous rol-
lers, and all with an ease which
many on more secure footing might
well envy. 'As the "Monarchs of
Roller Skates" they will appear in
the sale of liquor works great in- all their varied phases, adding to
s their principal attraction
ever comedy sketches which
never fail _to flgurhtivol
'N CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. bring down the house with
applause. Bee the Dux-ands-reading
or speaking of their work given such
n faint portrayal of the iorcefalness
it to entertain, that the idea con-
veyed thereby is very inadequate. Bee
I l]UHANllS --3
Attraction ln Vaude_vi|l¢. _
them dance in perfect time on the
rollers, moving with an ease and
grace of rythm tmsurpassed by any
artists in their unique line of work.
This is going to boa real, genuine
treat for Wonderland's patrons, and
as crowded houoec have elsewhere
over greeted the Three Dancing Dur-
nnds, and the people horeclwoya
know a genuine treat when it comes
their way, there is no doubt that
Wonderland'| patrons will Vlhow the
appreciation of this clever act that
has been shown all over the United
States and Upper Canada. The mo-
tion pictures are a dtting accompani-
ment. of the' high clad vaudeville.
The new illustrated song "When the
Moon Plays Peek-a-Bow" by lr.
Trainer adds nddftlonlll intbnlt in
the capable way it il rendered. Bn
the Durando--but the 
Musa-wma the npiumtu mm. an
join in the chorus of the illustrated
song tonight-at Wonderland. It will
be an evening of rnremd 
aiéipymmt for every body ,undef-ity;
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