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Past Master Walter P  ~ B th ' ai ~ 
K __ 1 . Doull interesting Ceremony y_ e V ve of the ilgiler ‘Ann`u5l'Meeting Dominbnyit-,J By T.+6rriillc,_£;g'piosion.of iias by-Henry  ffom ¢|_,¢ Fpundagion of th.,
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, T *M was Empiled Before Kemp Says New Ac- »them.Suppp§ed to be
,.5 ||\l`8¢" number were present at the
snguiar communication of Victoria Lodge
A, F. and A. M. ,last evening, as the
Beputy Grand Master C. H. S. Stems,
Sourls was expected for an official vlsl-
tation.
,-:Unfortunately tha blocking ofthe trains
ppevanted this. Hs is expected t.o arrive
today and will then visit St. John Lodge.
Special interest was lent to the occasion
by the presentation to Past Master
Walter P. Doull of a Past Masters's
Jewel. The address was read and the
presentation made by Worshipful
Master Samuel Lowe.
Remarks euioglstic and fraternal were
made by Dr F, P. Taylor and the officers
and brethrpn of Victoria, and St John's
and visiting brethren from Truro. _
, Tho recipient \_was taken completly by
surprise. His brief remarks evinced the
deep emotion the gift and words of
appreciation had caused. As one of the
brothers stated:
“He is an honored member of nn honor-
ed order."
The following is the address presented,
Dalia Bnornln.-It is yours after long
years of Masonic service to receive ato-
ken of recognition at _tha hands of your
brothers of Victoria Lodge. Some have
had the privilege of Masonic, conversation
there of yesterday. The wonder of the
latter at the profundity and extent of
your Masonic information has merged in
the eyes of your old co-workers into deep
respect for the vmy that conversation has
been directed and~t.hat information dis-
seminated- an example for all whether
in the extent and accuracy of your
Masonic knowledge, or in the manner of
presenting it, orin the urbnnlty and will-
illiifwle Mxxich ever made enqulrer or
bearer fe an enhanced value 'as- the
words-oft necessarily in corngxtlon-but
never in anger or harshness-as these
words fell from your lips.
This Past Master`s Jewel beam asmaii
analogy to the white spronso long and
honorably worn by you in thdt it is more
honorable than the orders that prowess or
wit might wring from a poteutate. It is
the free will offering from men who have
ienmed to trust your wisdom, appreciate
your character and -who desire to piece on
record their appreciation of ajust man,
whose ways were well worth marking.
May you wear it long and with ever in-
creasing pleasure!
Fraternally yours,
The accompanied beautiful _jewel pro-
cured through G. F. Hutcheson and cn-
gravcd by him bore the inscription :
Presented to Brother W. P. Doull by
Officers and Members of Victoria Lcd
with you for years ; some are but the bro-
' H9.
April iird, 1005. .
mt . nut inn
Admiralfilejestvensity i-las Worked Wonfers. But Few of
the 0Ider0ti“|cers Expectto Meet Japanese or to ‘
Put up Much of a Fight.
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LONDON, April 2..-A correspondent of
Thé E?r6ss,'wrlti`ng from Durban, Natal, ,
under aio of March 7. says that he had l
just returned from Madagascar, where iw
was thpeii times on board the battleship
Knlax Suvaroff, the flagship of Admiral
R/ojostvensky. He also made a number
of visits to half a dozen other bsttleshlps
and cruisers of the Baltic fleet. He states
that Admiral Rojestvensky has worked
wonders with the fleet. He was unable
tosee _any evidence that the ships were
foul or flirty, the men untrained, undis-
clpilned and rebellious. or that the
morale - was as hopeless ss it was
reported to be when the fleet left
Europe. The ships still looked some-
what unprofessional, but were clean and
trim, elioept their bottoms, which were
more or less covered with barnacles. The
discipline was excellent., but severe. The
men were subjected to the heaviest pu-
nishments forthe smallest delinquencies.
When the fleet arrived at Nossi Be there
was much Idmnkenness, but this was
practicgliy stamped out at the time the
correspondent visited the warshlps. The
 mE :time-_
A snr
38 ac. off
A lot of -Ladies’ American
Boots. Also a. job lot of
Meals; pointed toe rubbers
out df style) sizes 8, 9, I0
and UI
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sat it ner au.
 ‘ Bros.
iS IN ilill SHAPE'
men were too tired to do anything
but sleep after their 1iay'1r~-exercise.
Tile officers expressed eagerness to meet
the J apnnesc fleet, but the correspondent
was convinced that few of the older
officers believed that they could make
any sort of xffight if they did. It would he
absurd to compare the fleet with a. British
or German fleet, but tho men look rens~
onubly worknmulike. The fiction that
the French were preserving neutrality
was amusing. Although the Russian
ships were anchored outside the three-
mile limit, they sent boats ashore daily.
They obtained bullocks, chickens and all
sorts of supplies without difficulty. Many
men in North Madagascar have become
rich through their traflic with the
Russians.
London, April l.-A despatch toThe
Times from St. Petersburg says that the
Ministry of Marine still professes to have
no information concerning the where-
abouts of Admiral Roje.stvensky’s Beet,
but there are the best grounds for stating
thutit hssloft Madagascar and will not
return there during the war unless stress
of weather compels it to go baoir, in order
to preclude further complaints of the ln-
fringement of French neutrality.
The Canaria Life does more than
promise, it performs. See advertisment in
this issue. ` 5d lb
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in in newest”
and BEST MAGA-
ZINES 0f illc diy
now on sale. als
new Book THE"
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raosrscros.
Ralph Connor’s|
, Help Arrived.
Cnxrnau, April 3-(Special)-Patrick
Conroy, an empitvyo of the Miramlchi
the near future. was killed today while
working in the mill.
onthe valve so suddenly that the valve
was blown ofi’ and he was caught by the
could reach Conroy who was found to-be
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T0 Bti SUPPUHT
Mwwedr or The Guardian, charlotte-
oH`er any ex lanatlons to theBoard of Tr
gardlng commitnication between the
Island and the mainland.
The St. John Board will probably pass it
strong resolution supporting the Islands
steamer.
elections' nominations today Premier
The other ministers Turgcon, Tcssier,
and Ray, were all elected by necinmation.
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Th Lo d n Chronicle gives the
pronunciation ol a. number pf nn.m08
written nnmc. The cccenlricitles of
pronunciation are as great- iw t»h0S0
involved in calling the family names
oi Choimondciey Chumicy and Col-
uhoun Cohoon. According to The
ghronicle, those are thc local pro-‘
nunciationsr Rhudbuxton, is Ribson;
Wobdmancotc, is Ucidcnmuckat; Saw-
bridgswcrth, is Sapscr; Churchdown,
is Chosen; Sandiacre, is Sonjikcr;
Chaddenwyche, is Chnrnogc; Happish-
bm-sh, is Huaborn; Salt Ficetby, is
Soliabyf Almondesbury is Amesbury,
md Congreshury, is Commesbury. Of
places boths' known Ulyerstono, is
gpgfn qu) Hurltmoncoaux, is Horse-
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horribly walded_ ‘ President Kemp. who was in the chair, '
A illli lllfllliiiili
He leans “D "Bed m°t’h°" ` the necessary Parliamentary powers had'
_ ~ fairly satisfactory in spite of adverse
weather conditions and the great ottrac-_.
I . tion of the St. Louis Exhibition drawing
wealthy tourists elsewhere. C
S1-_ Jggy, Ap,-(1 3___(spec|“|)_,__J_ E_ B_ iMidln.nd Railway forming anlntegralpart
.of the Domninio Atlantic system a large d
I f » _ ! leagues without whose encouragement
c aims or a. tunnel and a powerful ss inter I and sympathy the lime he hadheen “ble
-_ii-_ - Vice-President Ronald in speaking to a
`vlsit' _Nova Scotia shortly shortly. Mr.
" ' Denny, the third director, was unable to
l be present owing to temporary illness,
Gouln was opposed by Martin, a Labor E
candidate. \
- ~  -- ~ - IS. G. Stone, one of the best known Metho-
7"°""‘°""°“ °‘ E"‘"'h N“""' | dist Ministers in Canada died hcre sudden
° n O -ly of heart failure
‘quisition will be ' F
Operated at 1
Early Date. 
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Paper Go., who was expected to wed in """ _ m
ing of the Dominion Atlantic Raiivia
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C0ll.\‘0y'S 'WW in W9 m°l`“lll8 was to heidgin London yesterday -there was a ,,-
test- the water glass and today he tm-nm large representation of shareholders, four-1 ac
fifths of the proprietary being presentin,
-person or by proxy. The leading feature
of the proceedings was the approval of the
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'sup nsstum Uilmelnellb f0\' "W Dim-|1359 Of We Mid' fact that the main shaft was demolished spoken or S,mg_ l
The boiler emptied itself before help land Railway which was unsnimouslyl b
sanctioned.
explained that as soon as possible after
been obtained the Dominion Atlantic
would begin the operation oftheir new
acquisition. In speaking of the business
and prospects of his company the Presl-
dent referred to last year's traffic as being
General Manager Gifkins received a J
hcnrty reception and said that with the
cus nd the west of Nova Scotia He also
D Mic  '
U, the dlswaslon whlchiswbe hemre_ ref' ed to his faith in the future. The 3
Province after all, which has so long been
u favorite playground of the wealthy;
American was now' becoming a
field for investment both in America
and Canada. He paid a tribute to his coi-
to do could not have been accomplished.
\ otc of thanks mentioned his intention tol
but it was understood that he would also e
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P/inns SouNx>, April 3.-(Special)-Iiev.
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of places in lsagland wners "phonetic " ' ` ` 
laziness" has :undo the spoken name j , , _ ,; P
of the town fur different, from the Y V \
One of 'l‘eole‘s Jokes.
It is related that Toole once enter-
ed a provincial dairy and solemnly
remarked to the shopman that he
would "take n boy." The surprised
shopman mildly answered that his
establishment was s, milk shop.
"Come outside," said the come-
dian, and taking the shopman by tho
arm to tho door, he pointed up to
the sign: "Families supplied in any.
quantity.” Y `
After repeating that he would take
a boy, the comedian rapidly walked
away
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l.(lNnnN, March 31-Atthe annual meet-3 f"
I und the rescue work 'is slow owin to th hard in the phd” oldiféum that has usd
y the force of the explosion. The paper by Henry Smith was an able `
Wansaw,Aprlili.-(Special)-'A serious his he showed how hymns and
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ewish S0¢ia|ist,‘S0clat,y wgg hglding R or the Reformation, us' much for -Wesley-'
de . _
_ reformers or tha” ‘discourses of' th .
be I ld b dl “wage "The f3°"h°rh'5" m°g"""° th" Wcsieys. It was the outpoxirlng of -th?
V ~ .num rof peopewou e_correspon ng. crow ,ki ng our persons nn wou_nding }`|e;',r|,_n0¢ mgfely 'mg 1n.¢,,,`king of wel
t°“n’ who is on th” way hem hu “WWE” ly benefitted. He drew a vivid picture of fort
ed tcremaln in St-. John over Tuesday to :hc possibilities opening up both in the dm Conditions me Such M to anus? Tha Vani Creator, were placed on a plane
rr. ed '
rent uneasiness inarking the apex o ym y.
- ‘ `-' , " Christian ‘experience were briefly and
` _ ’ lovingly commented on. '
 nf  I Quiet, unassuming, with _u diction so
  WEATHER FORECMT. “
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rpnrismn has bean "oawd “wr many, Cool weather prevailed yesterday with
he In Nova gmt, n ]a¢,c\- in the year unsuccessful,/attempts. Five out of the
BY-liltilllli t  ' -1
   PHUMINENT
lxth gained on the water and there is have spent the .w|n¢M. |n Ne“.c“me’ L-_Bu
now hope of saving the steamer. have returned to their home in Montague.
 f M“’°h C°“' 475 M" f°*‘“ ‘W for a few days. “Some clearing at
ti.
Sufocated' The disagreeable storm of» Sunday
_*_ proved a. wind that blew some one good.f
Had it not blustercd as it did the chances;
Brrurou, Ill., April f3.-1Spoclai.l~Fiity are the large Y.M.C.A. hall would have",
iHPl‘S'We!'e cniombed to-day in I.ocigle‘s'. been insufferably lull. Full it cert.ainly`=
incs by a terrific explosion of gas and Was, full too of enthusiasm. T
uy thmy of them are dead' tusfdbtiasibzzdfsfdercsllmhzaidgdprtezzz-t .digg
Owing to thc fact that the mines do >“°" and all caught the spirit of the enrticsti
Wk °” 5““‘i|‘Y ith” U” 'W' ll Chiuwe if” and helpful wordsof the speaker, Henry
cumulate. ' Smith, and-leaving out nn-y question of
Four bodies llnvc so far been recovered: 0°’-“l’“"i5°“"he“`rM" '5i”K'"5 “LM "9""
R e tuned to so many beautiful utterances
 -~ one. Starting from the point where the
- morning stars sang together at tbel
his audience on thorou h Biblical hi`sto
simple that even the balrnles could under-
stand every utterance, the speaker held
his audience. lt may be a (ar fetched
simile: So Niagnm works., A half mile
above the Falls and the chip one tosses in
moves lazily off, soon togatherlmomen-
tum and eventually todash ovar thePells,
n particle of the force that lights possibly
ten thousand homes, runs a thousandeqnl,
furnishes motive force for hundreds it lu-
dustrles and is yet~ one half mile above-
a. quiet lazily moving but inexorable our-
rent.
There is only one common ritual and it
is song. Creeds come andgo, great dlvlnes
preach and their exegesis passes while
their songs live to guide, to enhenrten and
to bless.
The First Methodist Choir sang some
\vorld's inception the speaker carried anthems effectively. some hymns, notably
‘Sweet Saviour bless us ere we go" and
H fy-
" down to the moment when ‘the singing of the hymn for Absent Friends with a-due
‘ ' i ` " ' 2'  1 ` I 'V it hymn ere they, the chosen few, went* appreciation of the heart touching prayer
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V .h ' .  out marked the epoch of s world's re-.
' , dexnption. _
No beautiful lyric by psalmiet, inspired
____ _ bard or evangelist was left untouched.
` . Then when the speaker cametomediaovnl'
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niliot occuiredlast evening when ilu' ‘spiritual songs had done as much’
momtnuon Troops which cum to' lsm par exemple, as the preaélilngot the.
yothers. Several of the wounded will word. The Zreli 11}"¥'l\Il¥.' The T6 Dean#
Many of the beautiful modern hymns
 that are warped 'lntothc woo! of all
n both.
The singing ef the large 'congregations
was a feature of the service. Following
the lead of the speaker ali found song
not only a means to worshlpbut Worship
itself. Thclnsson will go with all -unto
their own churches and ull hymn singing
will be more general more hearty thanks
to our individual responsibility being
made clearer.
Miss Huzcl Brcnmer in a solo and, later
lin a duet with Elmer Ritchie, sang to hcr
to their, henreis hearts. ' 
W. C. Turner lcd the mectlng, a meet-
ing memorable. Under its spell one'
mind reverted to the lines.
“And the night shall be full of music.
And the cares that lnfost the day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs
And as silently steal away." .
` Tonoivro, April 4.-(Speoiai.)--North-
"'_"' westerly winds, fair and cool.
H Amr/ix, April 3-iSpeciai)-The steam- THE TE"P“MuBE‘ `
snow iiurrles during t_he day.
" "“’“"” °’“"°"““ “wk” d°“'“ 1”" °"°< N. N. Ann Mrs. Monson and cans who
G. Farm KNiun'r, Mo ncton, formerly of
. ' ` this city, who recently was operated upon
CHICA Go MARKET5' for appeudlcitis is is rapdly recovery.
_ A Soaps--Greatbargainsin1expen-
UH’°“’°- APY" 3 _-'_ (Sl>°°|“\) *'» sive soaps at the Centf'e.l‘Dn1gstore
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01"raw.\, April 3.- (Special)-Roche of
Marquette and MacKenzie of Cape Breton
discussed the Autonomy Bill today.
Roche created some amusement “by
read ing some ofFieldlng's utterances when
Mnniioba's case was being considered in
the Dominion Parliament.
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