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(( '-niiiuliaii -Press.)
iueiiiuo, Mar. 3-Martini new was
proclaimed in tho cllilif-Bl Bild WHS
successful.
At one o‘clock quiet prevailed near
the legations blit _cannonading was
heard in the direction of Feng Tsn.
Communication was temporarily cut
oi'I-.
A detachment of American troops
for Tien 'I‘sii is 'due to arrive at 8.30
this morning. Ovic ivun due from
that city at 7.30 lust evening is not
yet here. _
The lcgations are.-_prcpal‘iug for it
siege. Direct attacks on the legation
are not feared but the Chinese troops
possess modern guns which ;might be
used effectively if turned on them.
The ’l‘liird and Twentieth' Divisions
oi the batteryl are at _ Feng Tai,
where 100 British Troops are situat-
ed.
I These are protecting the womenand
chiidreii but cannot prevent looting.
The legations are arranging n
wireless system to the Japanese war-
ships in case telegraphic communi-
unication is interrupted.
Fears are entertained for the safety
of missionaries at Pao Ting Fu,
which city was looted and large
areas burned.
(Canadian -Press.)
TIGIN TSIN, Mar. 3-Rioting of a
serious nature occupied here last
night.
An outbreak is feared and precnut.-I
ions are taken as for as possible to
preser\'e the residents from harm.
Soldiers inutineered between! nine
and ten o'clock last evening, set fire
to a number of buildings and began
looting.
The wrecked banks and other places
of business, plundering valuables.
Foreigners generally are not mo-
lested, one German was shot.
The city is quiet this morning but
hundreds of carts laden with house-
hold belongings and loot are leaving
the city. i ,
SPIEINL INIESIINNIINNM
ll WIINN IN LNIININIII
BUHTUN. P‘cb. 28--A special agent
of the dcliartlminlt of justice, desig-
nated hy United States Distcict-ab
'~‘ll'"l‘-Y French, left today for Law-
l`9i1Cc. to make n separate investiga-
tion' of one phase of the strike situ-
ation.
The identity of the investigator
was not disclosed. He will ,endeavor
to determine whether the municipal
authorities of Lawrence, -_by prcvont-
lilr thc exportation of strikers' chil-
llren to Philsdslpliis, last Sunday,
violated the interstate commerce
l‘\W» by preventing 3 railroad com-
l"f“Y _from carry out its contract
with interstate passengers.
HALIFAK HAI! K CLEARINOS
IIAIIIFAX, March 1-The Halifax
llalrlk clearings for this week were
*I--140.1525.-53. and for the same weok
lm rear e1,411,ia1.14. 'ree mein
lhllk cicarings for the month of
February were $7,233,773,84.
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i‘.iiN'i‘i-:ii wi-mu 'rom
or' His Rsisi-mva.
Tl/INNIPEG, Feb. 29-Wilbur Redd
l'l0l\\ptly fainted today when told he
tvivoiilil not hang tomorrow. He -mur-
icred 'Frank Johnson, another negro
I" I* illlllfrel over cards. Both came
\(1_re from St. Paul. When revived he`
said life ' in the penitentisry would
not be so bed.
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(Canadian 5Press.) '
LONDON, Mar. I 3-While n small
crowd in- the Soiitlr Rooiii cliecred
Mrs. Einnieiine Pankhurst, ' Mrs.
Tukes and Mrs. Marshall, the tlircc
leaders of last e\'eiiing’s window
smashing campaign by which the
suflrngettes almost succeeded in terr-
orlzing London tradesiiien, were sen-
tenced this niorning' each to two
month’s imprisonment.
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(Canadlan -Press.)
HOME, Mar. 3-By vote ol. 268-70
the Ghnmbei of Deputies today ap
proved the bill providing for astate
monopoly of life insurance.
As a result the national and for-
eign insurance companies will he gra-
dually taken over by the government
insurance institutions.
ENGLAND WON
'CRICKET TESTS
FROM SYDNEY
(Canadian -Press.)
LONDON, Mar. 3-England won the
fifth final cricket test match with
Sidney, Australia, defeating Austra-
lia by seventy runs.
In a record of five test matches
England won :our and Australia one.
SUPPLY IEE FHNM
NEW TUHUNIU INENN
’i‘ORON’l`O, February 29-Toroiu
tonians are to have artificial ice for
use in their homes next summer, -ac-
cording to a statement made here
yesterday by A. G. Brooke Claxton,
K. C., of Montreal who is a director
of thc Arena Gardens of Toronto,
Limited. Mr. Claxton told ii report-
cr that the artificial ice plant would
lic turned to coiiiincrcial purposes dur-
ing the hot summer months, and
that it would have capacity of fifty
tons. '
According to Mr. Claxton, tlic
Areas will have seating capacity oi
10,000 persons, 4,000 more than the
total in Montreal, and 100 boxes,
twice as many ns in the Qllvhf’-C ‘Pru-
vince city, and will _ provide practic-
ally continuous eiitertaiiilmcnt throu-
ghout the year.
ANDREW ANDERSON
HOTEL MAN DEAD
_,__
B()S'l‘(lN, Feb. 2i~l--Andrew Aiidrr-
son, a well iiiiuwii Boston hotel man,
died today, aged 62. I-le was l‘l`0“
prictor,of the Clarendon and Ranc-
lcigh hotels. ,
STEAMER OLYMPIC /
UNDER REPAIRS
_.___
BELFAST, Fab. _ 20-The liner
Olympic which was' damaged by ram-
mlng a submerged wreck at sea nr-
rlved here today to go into drY<l0C\‘»
Her lost propeller will be -replaced
and part of the hull resheathed- Slw
will go into commission again 'March
7. '
AGED WOMAN VICTIM _ ~
_ OF BRUTAL ASSAULT
.NEW YORK, March 1-Mrs. Joh-
°“'“R H“°b°l‘l\0\‘. an aged widow, was
m“"‘I°"°“|l¥ attacked during the
hlsht in the Harlem apartment where
:rv (rea aims, beaten into insensiti-
f-y and crammed into a bathtub.
:Tile herllllfilntly leisurely looted
,° "Bti After ranlackmg the
aaeii. the inirgm- eui-use on is gn
tm - The escaping gas woe detected
' s afternoon and Mrs. Huebenor
,_-,::,I°““‘l blfblyg alive. She is in A
' 'ill folidition. The police hrst
'°D0l‘ted ’thst.*t§ *amen was dead.
Frank Cooper, n negro elevator-boy
employed in the building. W" *“"
rested and charged with 'the crime.
According eo nie police, Cooper law
confessed. saying tbat~he Mil \l°ll'b°\"
ately planned it. After Mrs- H110-
benor had retired, according to the
alleged confession. Cooper rkig her
door bell and upqn her answering the
summons, brushed past her into the
gpgptnient and pounded her with his
fists until she became ul\°0l1l°l0\ll- H9
obtained S65. Thirty dollars in
hills, stained by the b ood of the vic-
tim, were found ln his pockets.
WHERE THE -
STRIKE WILL
HIT FIRST
(Canniliaii ~l’ress.)
LONDON, Mar. 3-The great ports
of the United zliingdom, particularly
those situated in Wales, from which
coal is shipped to every part of the
world, -thc centres of iron and steel
indiisti'ies naturally will be the first
to feel the effect of the strike of
more than 1,000,000 coal miners in
Eiigiaiid, Scotland and Wales.
Many iron workers in various dis-
tricts closed this morning. I
At Swansea and elsewhere dock
\vurk has come practically to ii stand
still. '
NPPUININIENT Ill
N. B. GUVINNNH
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(Special to The Giinrflinii)
(.)'l"l‘AWA, Mar. 3-The appoinit-
ment of ;Senator Josiah Wood an
Lieut-Gov. of N, B., will likely be
made tomorrow,
The new senator from N. B.,
place of senator Wood will likely
Dr. Daniel, St. John, who gave up
his seat in the commons to Hon. J.
D. Hazen.
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LONDON, February 28.-Queen
Mary has presented to the Indian sec.-
tion of the Victoria. and Albert musc-
uin a series of examples of lvloghul_
Rajput and Thlbetan industrial art of
considerable beauty and interest. The
most important item is the toilet
tray ,of a Moghul princess. It is of
rock crystal, exquisitely carved and
drilled with _repititions of a flowering
plant motif. This tray was made in
Delhi during the sixteenth or seven-
teenth century and was evidently thc
work of one of the celebrated jewel-
lers attached either to the court of
Akahar, the great, or that of one of
his immediate successors. Two sil-
ver _gilt and enamel perfume boxes
made in‘ Lucknow during the seven-
tesnth century, and formerly the D10-
usrty of the last king of Oudh, and a
Moghul kslamdsn, a box to hold
writing materials, of carved ivory,
arg notable specimens of Indian art.
Other items in the colieCil0l1 M0 3
Rajput' kalaindan of .ivory D8-lntvfl
with sprays of flowers, n powder
flask inlaid with ivory an cmbrolii-
ercd Work-box of Shisham wood. lla"-"
ly -veneered and pn.rtly` inlaid, and a
Thibotan box of brass iornicrly gilt.
COMMUNICATION
. THROUGH PROVINCE
'AND WITH IAINLAND
f~laturilri-_v the Earl lircy left George
town at 7.00 li. m. for I’iCt0ll With
passengers, Z0 sacks out-
ward '. mail, express and
freight and docked in Picton at 10.25
fi. m. She leaves this morning Ht 7
o'clock for Georgetown with _ pas-
sengers, mail, express and freight.
The Minto left Picton Saturday at
7.00 a. m. for Georgetown with 30
passengers, 90 sacks mail. HPNSH
and 10 cars mixed freight, and dock-
ed at 11.20 a. m.. She will leave
this morning at 7.00 o'clock for Pic-
tou with passengers, yesterdays out-
ward msil, express and freight.
Six iceboats left Cape Traverse
Saturday at 8.15 a. m. with 15 Backs
mall and one passenger and arrived
at Cape Tormentine at 1.20 p. `m.
They will leave this morning an re-
turn to Cape Traverse with passen-
gers and mails. `
Saturday six iceboats left Cape
'rormeggine at 8.00 a. m. with no
passengers and 22 sacks mail and sr-
rived in Cape Traverse at 11.40 a.m.
They leave this morning on return to
Cape Tormentine with passengers and
some outward western mail.
A special train from Georgetown
bringing passengers, mail and ex-
press from the Minto arrived in
Charlottetown Saturday at 1.40 p,
in. A special left Charlottetown yes-
terday at 8.45 p. m. with passen-
gers and mails for Georgetown and
will return today with the PBSBOD'
gers, mail and express arriving on
the Earl Grey. _
There was no special train to or
from Cape Traverse Baturdav but the
mail from Cape Traverse was brought
to Charlottetown on the regular wes-
tern trsin whicn arrived at 5.40 p. m.
Saturday the Murray Harbor train
arrived in Charlottetown at 9.30 a.
m., on time; the -Souril at 10.06 a.
m., five minutes late; fthe Tignish af
11.85 s. m., five minutes late and the
Hummerside at 5.40 p.,m., :twenty-
five minutes late.
ofinnrd's Linlmenc Curso Distemper.
THE Pllil
His 75th Birthday Celebrated
by 'Mammoth Gathering of
Eminent writers
(Uaiiziiliiiii -l’ri-ss.)
NEW YORK, March' 3-Win. Dean
Howells was the ccutrc tonight of a
birthday party which will be iiicinor-
able in the iieerni-y wana.
The novelist is 75 years old and to
honor him the President of the U. i~l,
and more than 400 prominent men
and women of letters gathered to
dinner the guests of (‘o1.Gco l-liirvey
Scores of congratiilatory inessagcs
from eminent figures in literature
were received.
Howells spoke faniilinrly of friciids
among the conspicuous figures of the
lilth century litcrntnre and said n
higher average tone was manifested
in modern American Literature than
ever before.
nicun in
y nfs. uh
(Unimiiluii Ifrcss.)
OAKLAI-IUMA, Mar. 3-40 of'70
counties were heard from at iuid-
night.
Of the republican csuscases 23 carried
for Roosevelt and 17 for Tnlt._
DES MOINES, Iowa., In the
publican conventions here seven
of eleven counties in the (ith, 7t`ii
and 8th congressional districts sent
instructed _delegates for Taft to the
Taft state congressional conventions
two counties instructed the delegates
to vote for Senator A. B. Cuminings.
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RAILWAY OIV-EN---UNTIL 
MARCH 50 T0 FILL PLANS
- _.__-
OTTAWA, Fcb. 29-The inajoi-ity
for Hon. George P. Graham in South
Renfrew -has dropped to 223, accord-
ing to the official figures-given out
tonight. It is likely that the ex-
minister of railways will bc allowed
to take his seat without a protest,
but there is a strong likelihood of
criminal prosecutions in the case of
certain Liberal workers whose zeal
ontran their regard for the law
against corruption.
_ ' ice nreoiir. K
HAl.'[l<‘AX, Marclil I--Ai: tric-
grapiied by thc superintendent oi the
signal service, Quebec, to the , board
of trafic, February 21): I
Capo Race-Snowiiig, strong west.
Magdalen Islands-Heavy close
packed everywhere, moving south.
St. I’nul's Island-Heavy clone
packed everywhere, stationary.
Aiiticosti, West Point, and ‘sloutli
west Point, Cape Ray--No ice.
Flat Point-Heavy close packed,
distant, moving southwest.
(The Guardian did not receive any
ice report for insertion in its issue
of Saturday.) _
WEATHER FORECAST Ra
(Special to The Guardian)
TORONTO, Mar. 4-Moderate
northerly winds; fine and colder.
The temperature at three o'cluck
this morning by the “l'¢exall Store”
Tested' Thermometer with n Northeni
exposure was 21 degrees above zero
and with a Southern gexposure 21l
above.
The lowest temperaturei recorded
yesterday was twenty-six degrees a-
bove zero and the highest was twen-
ty-nine above. The lowest recorded
the previous night was seventeen a-
bove. At nine s. m. yesterday itvwas
twenty-six above arid st nine p. m.,
it was twenty*-three above.
Saturday was seventeen degrees
shove zero and the highest was twen-
ty-seven above. The lowest recorded
the previous night was eiiillfeeli
above. At nine a.m. Saturday it was
twenty above and at nine P.m. it was
seventeen above.
The length of today will be eleven
hours and nineteen minutes.
The tide will be high this morning
at 11.87 and tomorrow afternoon at
P12; it will be high tonight at
1.38 -and Wednesday morning st
12.26. _ _
` The sun sets this afternoon at
5.52 and tomorrow afternoon at 5.-
54; ie rises ltomorrow morning at
6.31, and Wednesday morning nt
6.2!.
The moon sets this morning at 8.
.\lIinsrd's Linimont 'Guru Colds, Ito
The lowest temperature recorded-
CHURCHILL
ANTICIPATES
E SUCCESS
(Cniiadlan -Press.)
|»0NllllN. Maruli 3- Wiiiston
('hurcliill was lircsciit at n dinner ol
eighty nt ii club inet night in honor
of John Redmond and referred to Tro-
land's lonir struggle for Home Rule.
He said tlint lledniond of the libc
ral party. after it long pilgrimage
had rcachcd the threshold of suc-
c ss
G .
.IUNY NNIBINY  
ENSI Mil Bi
° THHUWN NUI
(flnrimllnii -Press.)
IAPS ANUELl‘]S, Mar. Ii-'l`Iie Jury
brlbery indictment against Clarence
Davies, former chief counsel of the
McNamara Brothers, became so cn-
incshed in legal tangles today uc-
cording to nn attorney that the pos-
sibility is that all charges will be
dismissed. '
Complications arose to such an ex-
tent thnt it is claimed that nothing
further can be done.
FIRE DESTROYS
PLANT OF A
BOOT MACHINE CO
(Canadian Press.)
.. ..TOLEDO, Mar.....3=Four_ men, three
city firemen and a night watchman
were injured tonight in a fire which
destroyed the plant of the Owens
Boot Machine Co.
The loss will reach $100,000 which
issmply covered by insurance.
TIIINKS OAYNOR HAD
MONEY STOEED AWAY
CLEVELAND, Feb. 29-Deputy U.
izi. Marshal Amos Owens this alter-
iioon \vcnt to Loraine, Ohio, to take
possession of a deposit box in ii bank
there in the belief -that it contains a
large sum of money belonging to
(lol. John l<‘. Gaynoly convicted with
Capt. Hcn_jiiinin Greene of ilclrnuiliiiig
the government out of iiiore than
$2,000,000 on coiitracts for Ilariioi'
work, -Savannah (Cs.) several years
ago. Gaynor nnil Greene are well
known _ in finiisila, having lived for
suiiio tinio in Qiiohcc.
WINNIPEOS WATER SUPPLY
\VlNNll’EG, Feb; 21|-The city will
gpeiid $1,405,070 in extending its
water supply ns the result of tliin
mornings dcliberntions_of the (lily
Council. -
 
COIIDEIIS nuvsii i ieuisn ia
ED ____________~_v
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 ED, a girl for general house-
work. References required. Ap-
ply to 80 Euston St., Charlotte-
town, 3-4(l3ipd.
|,’0RwSA'Ll<}-An upright piano in
first-class condition. Write F.,
Guardian, Charlottetown, for parti-
gularg, A- _ __ 3-4dl'tI.
IF Mr. Chester Morgan Cocks will
_ . communicate with Mr. H. Mar-
shall, of 8 Harefield Rd., Brockley,
London, England, he will hear of
something to_liis__advantage. kidrlwk
WTANTED, a maid to go to the
country. Must be capable and
have references. Wages $10 per month..
Apply to Mrs. W. A. Huestis, 35 Uli-
per Prince St. 3_-_4dlwpd.
`l4‘OR SALE by public suction,
_ March 11th, on the premises of
Neil Darrach, Clyde River, one cart
mare, 2 driving horses, 4 milk cows.
heifers, calves and pigs, nlsolimple-
ments. _ ```` __ ____ _ _V W3-4d8ipd.
(N ENERAL repairing of carriages,
A slcighs; also sleighs and wag-
gons made to order, spokes and rims
kept on hand, sawing, turning and
horse-shoeing promptly attended to
by F. W. Prowse, R.R. No. il, East
Roygley, ________ ___m_3-idlipd.
`7`/IRS. JOHN BRYENTON offers her
_I farm of 150 acres with good
buildings at Royalty Junction, 5
miles from Charlottetown. by private
sale. Apply on ,the premises to Mrs.
John Bryenton, or F. H. Horne,
Charlottetown. ` 3-4rllw.
. »
Miniirdlllniment cures gorget in cove
Desperate Battle Betw-
een Cracksmen Roy-
al Bank, Montr-
eal
(lfnii.'\iII:i|\ I’ri-us.)
ATilN'|`IlI‘Ii\l., Min. Ci.-~-Iii n ilcnpc
rate re\'ol\'ci- liiitfli-_ that Wllirfifl ln
tiic iiiior-rtnin liizlii, at the (inwiiiiig of
(liiy this iiioriiing ii liiiiik robber was
shot (lend, and A. 1'. Kirkpatrick, ri.
lirriiiiiiienf. citizen of lllontrcul was-
barlly wiiiiiidod.
At the front of ilic Tloynl llnnk a
party of ciiixeii.-i mot :i_i;iiiig of airin-
eil cracks niid fuugiit ii pitrlicd lint-
tic,
'l‘|in lvlriiiirciil iimiicii of ilic Iiiiyni
llnnk of (‘nnnd.'i Is sifusteii <lircetl_v
ollpusllc the (`. l'. Il. Stiitirfii. Hmiie
time nflnr tlirei- i.’i-liufi five iiioii -.vcrc
seen l~.i'f-akiiig info the ii-i iii of i.lir-l
Iulnk liuiiiling by ICl‘ncst i\I(:f’iirkilI, ii
gateiiian nt thc (`. l’. li. ci~<i‘sain',:.
Mc(7orkill notified the police who
rushed into the liuflrliiig but the
luirglnrs had coiiiplctcd l\Io\\iri,f; open 
the outci' door of the .-inii-_
HINIY I WNNT I
Nl WISHINHIIIN
i-_
Give Evidence ,Before Com-
mittee on Hardships of
~ Woolen Workers.
_ ((‘niiiuIiiiii I’ri-ss.) I
w.\.-'iii.\'<:'i‘oN, iuni-. Li-'rim inet-
iiry boys and girls liiiil their first in-
nings in i-<»iii;i'i-si-1 today when they
i-.ppoiirvd iii.-iiiro the rules coiiiiiiitteo
of ilu: lioiisc which is izonsidcring the
iici:ossii.y of in\'osLii.:iiting the linw-
rciieo, Mass, strike.
'l`cii lioys uni iliri-e girls, part of
the st|'ikei"s ai'iii_-,' iii (lie ivmilen inill
wi»i'kiiinii, iippi_-iireii tu I.oll the coin-
iiiittro iieirilsliips uiiiicr the working;
eoiidiiiiiiis iinlliiseil lv the mill ;owu~
ci".-i. The rliilii-i'i-ii worn wil;nrsscs.
ENN IINNY BIINIIN
P I I NNI] NINININNN
ITI(`IilIiI.'("[`(l, Feb. 29-Tionilers of
this livvii-\\~ will lic lilcnacil to know
flint (lic .~;iii-rays that :irc being iiindo
liiivl tlii- miiiiiiiiiiigs that are licing
tiikcii, under the ilii'ccI.ioii of 1*). G.
Iiviins, the wall known railway man
:ind cggiliecring expert, confirrii tho
\'ic\\" ,xprc.~:se<i in the resolution of
f.lii~ Kent, ('ounf._v (`o\incil that tlicfn-
ciiitics for wiiiter cixnisiiig botwccn
New llriiiiswick and l’l'in<‘c l<}d\var<l
inland are lirtter at liichibucto Cape
, gtliiiii :it any other point on the
fi‘iiliiuIi:iii l’i'i‘s:»'.) 
.\i<iN'rui<:.\r., blur. :i~'rin» puiiiie.i.f
tion in the pre.-is of i\loiiti‘ciil of the'
story from l"i'asoi'»'iili:, que-,, to flip
efl:-ct tliril, Hlicrifl .Vlortiii of that dis-`
trict vvzis \vori'icd over his inability-`
to find ei liarigiiian to oiliciiitc at lliej
hanging Jules Iiniiiire to iii‘-ze place`
on March ii, brouglif, results, »
Sheriff Leiini of_this city is beseig-
cil'Tiy"£;wn`i'iiis of would-be cxecut i'
ioiicrs. ,'
Forty men iipliiird und he has 'tlicl
names of scvoriil for rcfcroiice. I
ciiuii_ii_ui|ui ,T
'I`I1r fiiII|_i\'~’i|i|; is the Viiiiv Iifi' '
(‘liiireh l‘nion in the l’i'cubytei'inr»
ooiigicgiitioiis ol i\’fimf.i'oi-ie, Tilziiisli,
Iilliiisdiilc, etc. of \'.'I\icIi lfc\'_ J. H. T
Mcliiittie is iiiiniiter. ,
ono.\i\‘io U.\'1oN ‘
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IIASIH (»|l‘ |‘.\'iiiN I
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Allliili.-iii
0
, I
"I`iiI'il lfili 2 ii
Noi'tliiiiiiliei‘lmifl Straits. _That the
our |'cri‘_\' between Prince Edward ls-
land and the iiiniiilanri will run hc-
twceii West Point on this island, and
ilicliihiicto Cape, in New Brunswick,
is the belief of those who have inndi:
ii stiiily of winter conditions at dif-
irreni points. _
lir. ’l‘. J. Bourque, l\i.P.P., in an
iiitci~\'in\v with the licvivw stated in
1|i.'ii:i~ ,.s follows:
"it is doubtful if our people fully
realize the inipoi"tance of the recom-
iiieiidntions made to' the Dominion
rliivernniciit through Fl. G. Evans. It
was his report that to ac large extent
iiiiiiioiicml the firivernincnt in decid-
iiii: tiifif. the tiiniirl liz'o,"eet was not
lfracfirnl: 1-ind it is lielioveil that it
was on his rccommenrlation that tho
mir fc|'i1\' _idea was adopted-a service
flint will cost little more than one-
eighth as much as the tunnel, while
niisweriniz every purpose and revolu-
tionizing friiiin coiiilitions on the ls-
land :is well ns in Kent, Westmor-
lzinil, N<ii'tliiiiiil>ei'Iund, Gloucester and
llc-:ti;;<»\icliu counizies in this i‘rii-
viiice, This ciii' ferry service for thi-_
lslnnii and its connection with Kent
Uoiinty is no new idea with Mr. Ev-
nnn, When he was actively engaged
in rnilwny construction in Westmor-
land :ind Kent counties many years
ago, connection with the Island via
ltichihiirzto (‘iil'c was a lirin. hclicf
with him, and it looks as thougli his
liopi-i=, of so nmny years ago will he
iralizod.
"While there are innny roiiies men-
tioned for the car ferry only two nrn
lik:-|_v fo he sci-iiiusly cunsifllweli by
the i‘iii;iiir‘ei‘s tn mnkc thc final desi
.sion or r1'r:iiniii1rndai.if»ii viz! the Ri
I li>hiiuir'i,ii l'ape-West Poilit riiuf.o and
the (‘ii|ic 'l‘oi~iiiciifino-('ape 'i‘i‘avei'nn
l'i>lll(‘.
-llllliliiig irinii iiifoi'n\nf.ioiiolitniu-
:wi fi-fini fis-lir_~i'nir-ii zinii old iiihnbi
   ifaiiiis' :ihoiit Iiirliililirfii, ii, ii-i [cmaibln
WEAIIS SILK HAT'
iii iiiivignte durinir the winter with
i'egiiliirify between flic shore ion niul
irii'/.il on eitlior side, and tlir-rc np
. V pi-airs to bc no rrnsoii why n ferry
I.(lNl)(li'\'_ l1`i-li:`uni'_\» Till I`|i(~ _ymiii|_`
I‘l'ill(‘.(i nf \\`iiIri; n|>|>('ni'1il ill li i~'Il\'.l
lint for thc Iiist tliiio t<i<|:i_\'_ wlu- '
stvmiicr pi~i»pci‘ly ilcsigiierl cnniiul: op-
,,,i-i~iii,c i-'.:itisiii<:ioi'i'ly l>et\\'ecn tliosn
he ut,,,,,,ll_,l HH, ,_,,,,,_,,,l H, ,,,_ l,,,k(_,|ii»i|ii..-:_ ?\`n_"i':iiii<»ii wiiulil li(-flii'olil_:Ii
of Fife.
new vein( nurses '
aoosr Piuces
.\'l‘iW 'i'l1IlI{, lfrli. 29-It is iguiiig
lilrifi lun wliirli is morf' ui' lv.-is brok-
lcn up by i-iiiifiiiunl iii<»veiii(‘iiL tlii-iiugii
this pnrt of flic Strait.
"The pi'npoi<(‘il route, taking l\1imr-
ion ns~n. stiirtiiiir point, and lioynlty
.lniirtioii iicni' (‘lmi'loff.cf.n\vn, ns n
or-ntrul point of ilcstinntion on tho
Islunil, r<m(‘Iii<I(':~1 ii (Iistiuiro of l5I
to mst niorc io be sick in tiie fut- iiiilis \-'liii-li can lic i~fi\'ei'cd in '
urn, New ‘fork iixii'.~u-s liiive decided
to iiflvnlicc tlicir sczilc :ii prices from
15 to 25 pei' criit. 'I`lii- nurses say
the increased cost of living has made
it necessary to raise their rnfc, Herc-
alter they will chnrilc $5 a day.
Minnrd’s Liniment Curse Diphtheril.
_ _ _ nina
Iiours, ini-ludiiii: frnnsfci' fouiui from
-l'ei'ry, riiiiiinirml with the ilistniire viii
Pictmi and (lr'oi-gciown of 226 niilesi,
which takes fifteen hours under favor-
able ciinllirioiis, saving 72 niilrs in
distaiirc and six hours in time-two
very important eonsiilei'ations iii
transportation."
-.-.-,-.-.-.-_-_-_-.~_-_-:Y _-_-_-_-_-_-.~.-_-_-_-:.-.-_-.-ft-_-_-_-_-_-,-.-_-YA,,_____~__Y__~_________._._._____._____ , ___t_________________ ___________*_____v______
HORRIBLE STORY OF I _
PERSIAN FAMINE
\’VAHllINGT(lN, Mar. 1-Startling the new crops have been grown and
allegations of cannibalism among l"‘l"’@9¢°‘l tllffc Will be no opportun-
starvlng natives are contained in
letters from Teberan to the Persian
American Educational Society here
from Dr. Susan' I. Moody, formerly
of Chicago. She declares fathers are
eating their children, and children
are eating each other in Northwest-
ern Persia, in the vicinity of Hamad-
an_ where famine has followed the
sacking of twenty-five towns and
villages by the rebel troops of Ssler
Ed. Dowleh, brother of the deposed
Shah. Forty thousand' people are
starving, it is declared, -_and the so-
rioty has started n relief fund. Until
lt.V lOl’ the homeless people -to help
themselves. The people of Teh”-gn
lm" M°0‘lY BWI. have been raising
money to relieve the stress and have
fgrwerded $5.500 in buy ieea. saun-
I"‘l~ D0Wl@l\. Who lsd the rebels has
been placed in ofiiclnl positibn ip,
governor of Tabriz in the Russian
sphere of influence in northern Per-|15;
Recently otiie_ Persian I govgpnmmg
signified its willingness to grant him
about 511.000 a year arid restore him
t0 U16- $60,000 confiscated by ordsn
of W. Cordon Sinister, while he was
treasurer-general of Persia. This wad
l'-flllfllilunul on his living abroad,
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