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Mr'>Borden`nnd Sir Wilfrid Cross Swords on Par
lluinentury Rulings. Opposition Fighting Rule
_inch by inch _ -
(Special to The Guardian)
The closure debate is coming to an
end. Tomorrow night probably will
see the vote. This may not' happen
with the willing participation of the
whole of the opposition. The 'course
of events today is _pointing pretty
conclusively to the fact that the
Liberals have been and are yet un-
nble to agree among themselves as to
the termination of the debate. Many
of them want to see the ond of the
struggle ,but the Pugsley following is
still asserting its authority.
(Special to The Guardian)
OTTAWA, April 22~On the orders
of theday, Mr. lil. M. MacDonald
drew attention to reports that the
officer commanding the Niobe had
informed the Canadian recruits that
they could get their discharge at
once.
Mr. Hazen said that tomorrow he'
would give a. statement on the sub-
ject, he was not prepared to say any-
thing ahout the report oil hand.
The debate on__the closure was
resumed, Mr. May speaking. After n
few' remarks he moved the adjourn-
ment of~the debate, thereby enabling
Sir Wilfred Laurier to speak again.
Sir Wilfred stated that he rose to
ask the government for .information
as to the new rules. Only the most
general information had been given.
and then the government became
mute. ‘
| Sir Wilfred went on to anallze the
rules, beginning with the proposal to
take away the right to debate amo-
ition _to adjourn. Of all motions this
should be debatable. - The new rule
|would prevent all explanation when
lit was proposed to adjourn for spe-
cial reasons. For example there
_could be no explanation of a motion
to adjourn out of respect to a mem-
lber as had been done on special oc-
ieasions. Sir Wilfred gave instances
of motions to adjourn where debate
had been entirely proper. One case
was in 1896 when the Government
lhad been disrupted by the bolt of the
‘seven ministers; the government mov-
ed the adiournment and the opposi-
tion debating lt demanded an expla
nation. Such a rule would largely
`nulify the advantages of parliamen-
tary government; such a proposal
showed to what lengths tho Conser-
|vatives had gona in their efforts to
-suppress freedom of speech. He next
asked if any change was to he made
in the motions, which, under the
`new rules, are to remain debnteable.
lAt present, for example, a motion
lfor a third reading can he debated
and amended. He held that the new
rule would shut off the moving oi
amendments on a third reading. He
contended that by the new arrange-
ment the motion to pass to the order
of the day might be used summarily
.to close off _debates of importance.
NO. 3 BATTERY, under command
of Capt. C. L. MacKay, had a good
attendance at their drill last night.A
sergeant instructor from the perman-
ent corps is bers _instructing the men
in cavalry d,r,‘il1_wl{lch will be used
this year. .._;1[‘_he,.dril season _this year'
will commence _earlier _than last, but
win close gb_out.Jm\e iotb. 'rnnios
will he isgued to the members
of No. 4 ,.__Bp,tte_r-y, which will form
part of the guard of honor on Thurs-
day. f -_
Il1~nir¢'eoIde!`avse=._~i>_-fn- wom-
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9 , / _
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One cent pcr,_word _each insertion _ in-
tiiis column. Cash must accompany,
order. Minimum .charge twenty-live
cents. ,
FOR SALE--BI-IORTHORN BULL, 2
years old. Horace L. Vessey, Little
York. 4-23M3i@_i.
WANTED A GIRL WITH SOME
experience for general housework.
Apply 26 Prince St. __ 4-l9M6ipd.
WA.NTED,_ A MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. ADPIY Sli- PBUVH WC'
tory. 197 Richmond Bt. 6-23 M81.
kln`HSUNS WISHING PLEASANT
rooms and board in a good local-
itywill do well to write_K in care
of Guardian. 4-23‘M6i-
FOR SALE-FIVE PAIRS BLACK
foxes, also fifteen pairs blue 'foxes.
Snap. -Write or phone Hi. B. Weeks,
Fredericton, P. E. _I___ _4-23ME6ipd.
FOR SALE-GOOD INVERNESS
lump coal quick burning and free
from soot, iust arrived from the
mines at Geo. E. Full's coal yard.
‘ 4-l8lil10i.
THERE is s'rILi. A QUANTITY OF
stock of the Bunbury Bleek F0!
co., Ltd., for sale. Apply tv G- F»
Dewar, M. _D.,- _See-Trees., Box
1s5_._<ll\efl°'4l=1*9!Y!l- __6f33_1i3i-
Puanro .iUo'rIoN AT Kam Harn-
erly, North Wiltshire. on Monday,
Ap;-11 23, at ,one o'clock, the fol-
lowing 25 head of cattle, 8- gener-
nl purpose 'hor_ses. John Stewart.
Auctioneer. 4-2§l@E1_lP§-
APPLE, PEAR AND PLUM TREES
grafted and seedling, Island grown,
also young gooseberry, Cuthbert
raspberry, BL C. currant bushes.
hop'sets and early red rhllbard
bulbs. Shipped to any station.
write for prices. John R. Marks.
New Loneon,_1;;_in._1._4-2:-xii/l_§i§1n>e_.
FOR ssnmfbia 'ro RENT, A Cor-
tage with-a' barn and outbuildillgs.
(if needed), an orchard. Bild 0-
quantity_of land. _Will let U19
'house by -the month as a summer
songs, _.coed nesting and bathing.
Jann H. Lee, Tryon. 6-28 Mill 4lpd
ARENA 'RINK OFFICE WILL Bin
open on- 'rllitrlday and Friday evefnl;
“:....='~  .’..*:..i  1.-
gve dates. T The manaE°m°“t Wm
not be relpous ble - for any skates
left there  .Friday evenin¢.
_Apr-i1_zscn. _ X Yggléfg
- In R M HA-LIFA - _
Nox§inFoi?e of the beautiful Perf?
Pictures' in trams for only 25°-
Hsi-; of the subjects:
"nike “Good Shen-
_ hdrdju ll 0 01 h
ll
s mr l ° ' `
». .iohrmt “Mi-_ T. A. Benson, Dominion
Luk' F‘m.i.‘g§,,|,,¢_-i_ ,¢¢_~ Poultry Representative, will address
of nm damp, ang poultry _mestillle as follows this
and the
We are
choice of these
on
- 5ssuiS_ii"..BUuoEr
LONDON, April 21.-If.tho British
standard .of valuation were the dollar
and not thcpound sterling, the com-
ing budget would undoubtedly be
known as the billion dollar budget
for the sum which _David _Lloyd
George, the Chancellor of _the -Exche-
quer, will have to a_sk,-thenation _in
the budget speech this_week,__.ieils a
.very littlo short _of » £&00,000,000.
_REPORTED lB9l.lSl‘lED
MONCTON, April 21--There are ru-
mors on the streets here today that
fthe I, C. R. board of management
has been abolished, but no confirma-
ftlon _of the report has been obtained
has been in Upper Canada for the
past week, and D. Pottinger left Sat-
urday'for Ottawa.
MILITARY NOTICE.-The Legisla-
tive Assembly will likely close on
Thursday afternoon. The guard of
honor will be composed of picked men
from Nos. 2 and 4 Batteries! P.E.
I. Heavy Brigade. The men will
wear the new tunlcs which will be
issued at the drill hall tonight at
7.30. ...All those who intend taking
part in the parade must receive their
uniform tonight.
,lllR0llN(§El£llTS. _
COIIIIG EVENTS.
IEETIIIGS. -Eli
One cent per word each insertion
iu this column. Cash must accom-
puny order. Minimum charge twenty-
fivc cents.
“Arena Rink will be open on 'i'hurs-
dayanil Friday evenings of this week
from 7 to 8, when parties having
.skates may call for same. 6-22-M31.
"Reserve Friday evening May 2_nd.
for West Kent School Concert which
promises to be a great success.
4-23M1i.
*Hear the children ‘ of West Kent
School in song and drill at the
Opera House, May 2nd. 4-28M1i.
°°R;serv.e Monday evening April
28th for the nurses graduation which
will be held in the Heartz Memorial
Hall. 4-23Mli.
"An entertainment and basket so-
cial will be held in the Clyde River
Hall in aid of the Orphanage. Ad-
mission 10 cts, ladies with baskets
free. - 4-2SM2ipd.
"Think of the future-the first colt
of a good typewriter like the Smith-
Premier or Remington will save many
second and third costs as its months
and years or service. A Milne Fras-
er, Halifax, N.S. 4-811131.
°*In a few days we will have a
shipment of Panama and Stetson
hats to be sent nway to be cleaned
and reblnoked. If you have one phone
ing Co. . 3-3513-
week- Brooklyn. Thursday, Apr
11.0  _  -£ --.M _
_sseui-asy,__Apral asses 1. p__Ԥ__

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it! or send it to 'I.‘be_National Cloth-_
- _ _ il
sith at _‘L30 p. n\.;_-'Geox-gatown, bl-
gathering here for the twenty-fourth
formally opened in Rotunda church of
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novincm-1.     
sill] Illini iiiilii_,__iiiii=m wuiiiilsiiiil,-li llfadsuirugfl
--ii--__-.__
Slllllggllng WSU iS llllsell 0\‘l U10 l>UnE'- locality shortly and would look into
l"0T"ER Avlxron ing of a valuable necklace into this the matte,
International Eucharistic Congress. <`»0llllfl`Y f\‘0m» Ellghlnd W1th°“t the SCHOOI. ACT _AMENDMEN1
The ...tim i..1.....| is d,,ci',,,,1 with nag, HAS BEEH KILLED Imymenf Of MW- The Pllslllflt not Hon". A.  ARSENAUI/r moved
in honor of the great ecclesiastical _ '°“ ~ it as a present for his Mat wife' Mrs" seconded by Hun' M' M K'
c muon. that
_ ~ - Ett D J h s , who commit-. _
assembly. The Ilapal legete to the' TURIN’ .April 21. .During “ mm' n “ryan 0 n on the House do' now come to the £01
tary aviation competition here tr day ted “meld” B' few months ago' 10Wll”-E l‘i‘H0lliU0nI
fongresi. ilardinel Domenico Ferrets. the nenzine tank or the Aeroplane' _ th »
s gmac el to arrive from Rome to- piloted by Slavorosoil, exploded. The ll F 6 l‘ a m e Il <1 ll h 0 School
morrow morning. The serious mini. The aviator had _a passenger named    _'V5 li 1 3 5 7. b Y D l` 0 V l fl l ll E
ness of the congress will begin Wed Cello aboard oallo was burned io ° T 0 X T 0 D B Y to teachers
d h _ ` ' death and Sla\'orosoff was seriously   fill' HV@l"11i'€ ilfllli’ nfl'-Gilllilrlce, and al-
nes er. W en the assembly will be ini...-,.d_ so for the more onsotive administra-
___ REHOLVFD that it is expedient to
LORIENT mm ‘_ _ tion of the law House went into
_ _ _. _ _ mile? -WM OX*-l"ll¢\! has ‘ Them was not a dull moment during  ‘ _J _ _ , ' - ‘-
_ . ____._m___y. ‘mb _the “__ _y__,,|_£g,__?;|q9__)_l _ieter. while lil”  _ K. _was-very highly spoken oiby  _   of ui. nwncgd mm. gg
mf  mu: ‘_ _ I _ _ .s BUMP* 'F--T°l1°--lllrvlu-hai   _ if-_» ‘-+- f_,. =:‘~ ‘_ ~._s<--'_  _-_ _ (continued
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, F e, Ap il 21 The _ ' _
Musta by Mgr. Heylen bishop of Na- _d (1 ht P ' M. °°mfmtt°° Of Pile “H1010 Wltll Mr- D0-
mm-, Addresses then' Wm be deli.,-_   ';‘_;;;fru1l;fa1_;‘£:‘cT;ed "i‘;_';°°y;‘€;_§ay_ his in the chair. Resolution agreed
ered setting forth the ' ' is f -
priucipa o Th d t tion _ t e Pm_ to and a bill was presented in ae-
the wnrreee- Sectional meetings   vinecsrzgiistififtxg Tr; of fi... Ernst rs °°““*“°° *“""°°"'°“-
for the discussion of various ques- --~¢- ‘ m k 1,1 hi wments in eng French THE PREMIER m0V°d. Sewllded
tionsaflecting the welfare and pro-T WEB I _ go‘:__1;___1_l__m;__l_l¢d _;lckya____s_ The order for by I-lon. James A. McNeill, that the
BNHS '-if the Catholic Church will be N 1,;1:V Ifufj' NHS" Alfru 21”?" the laying down of this snip was siv- H°“°° _<10 “DW °°”\° f° the f°11°W1Hs
held every day in St .Iohn's Cathnd- °' ° ° t ° P‘°t°“ (’°““ty E °°` ` "°5°T“'-10"?
~ . _ i M 1911, d th Mi it f
ral and in some of the larger chur- "lc C°mp““y' T” charge °t.M°t°rm““ gggrgie bags marks? his enppizsilgign THE DM-‘TON SANITORIUM-
chem The lm crowning function of J Ohh MMDOMIG. while gems at its by according one dwg pay and a hal, _ assonvsn that it is expedient to
the Congress will take place Sunday “_s“aT 9P°°d» between $t°11llI`t0ll Bud a days vacation to an the men em_ introduce u bill to incorporate the
morning when an immense procession Fesiville' &;;'et“r\:lay kmght']“.mped Jug played on its construction. ` Chas' Dano" Sanitmillm' and t“
will 1, h I  thedr Ito  _ FRC l`|€&I` &|.' F00 0, C&l.\Bll`lg B _ll '
_ .i......'f`£§-.§...."iii`..~..f..§§..n....“ ...ii ff.. §_§;;\§__;e§-__ Taft °_=;f_t§_v_=_\_~;t_§;_1¢<l__0 “$313. _of the S-me _1_i_;--Qivigon --n_;»i<1f_rc<1
_ _ l , l _ i rted fr trilune ere ‘ted in _ '  Tl* comm _e" ‘Vi F- `~ L- ell THF
F F Bm( y gene” s“pe"i“t°“d°"t tqszvenue cglrtsde gotta Re;le_ The was iniured after the ear left the' _ in the chair, and n, bill in accordance
service Wm be conducted within the truck. so the management supposes therewith introduced, read n nrsr
View 0| $50300 pers0us_ §ll€k0f tl? _?;1€S__0f_*»l€0 f°:__WB1`?_ T-Tlélgk   time and ordered to be read a second
-_______ ro e an e w ee urne un_ er e time f<,.m,,rm“»_
_,__ PIERPONT MORGAN ear, which rendered it impossible to '1' _ THE PREMIER presented a 1,i11en_
AT THE E-DEN MUSEE_ replace the car upon the rails. This TRURO, N. S., April Z1-Angus ¢|f_1ed_ A., Act to provide for the RG
necessitated the building ofa temper- McKay, aged 6_1. years, a plasterer, moval of p,-isonm-5 fm- Sm-mea;
The activity of the officials of the My tmck around the cm; b°(°"e the 6l11D10Y6\'1 OH U10 new fflfllfo RHUWBY Treatment in certain cases. Bill read
Eden Musee, New .York. in grasping regular schedule to Westvlue °°“1d b° S¢Bti0H. WBB 50-belly 1llll1l`°d la*/P» a first time and ordered to be read a
important situations is shown by the "°§““ed‘ It f th _ d t d Sat_;1r1%ayta";_°3l§n°°“' bl; méung. from a- se°°“‘T time t°"7‘°l`l`°W~
. s a resu o e acer en a 800 sea o 0 e eoncre e ooring, a
iicet 121;; :rag lifassagf ath:e;l;e§_| many people from New Glasgow nud_ distance of forty feet. His skull was BILLS PASSED _
mmncien _,_ Pierpont Morgam B ,.e_ Westville were compelled to remain fractured and ns died yestsrdaynt- the
marknble me_uke figure of that over night in each town. The service local, hospital. The deceased was a rpm f01|0“ing mug were passed.
great man was placed on exhibition was _resumed at five o clock Sunday resident of Stellarton and leavcih a H0N_ /,_ E_ ARSENAULT An act
in the central Hsu of the Eden Mn- °"‘='““S- Wife PM *W0 d““5“*°"‘~ 0"” bf” “ to lmfvrnorato Beach Point Black
see_ among the W0,-1d»s celeb;-“_ies_ 'i_'_"_°"" DP. A- H- MCKBY. 3\1P°rT“te“d°“t °i FOX C0. Ltd.
in attention was ein to this _ _ Education. and eu°tl1¢f Dr- H°°¢°f Mn. A. A. MonoNAi.n; An not to
f?;ll`x?e.lthe original of whom was'Dm  M¢KaY. Of New G_18Sg0\__;'. W6l`0d;f_if-!_1;° incorporate Eiguris Electric Co. Ltd.
known probably more than any liv- “aside when the.mT“re man h ` 8 _ MR' W- 5- \ TEWARTT All Bill- f-0
ing man in the world.    had been unconscious for man! OWS- incorporate North River Blue Fox
The tableau “People walked The remains were forwarded to Stel- Uu___ Lg-_,L
About " contain such well known cel- _-1- larm” this m°r"ing_' _ MR' W- S' STEWART: All “Ct t0
ebritiés as supreme Jnngo Hughes, KINGSTON, ont., April z1-Latest "‘°°"‘°"“"° R"Y“1*Y 3“"°1` Him* F0*
William J. Bryan, and a dozen more reports today from the scene of the    UQ- Ltd- . . . con
prominent people in all walks of1ile.‘|,nrs¢ing of the gm. lake _dam Oughe ; ; _ will.  A. McDONALD:| An act to stitueney objected to the introdue- _
The Julius Ceaser and Rulers oi the _T township of Hinclnnbrook, indicate _ ;_‘°°"3‘”"f‘f H0559” F°"‘1“hl“`°°l`* Bm” l-IOH Of AMOS, the government would
World Zl`°llP always “urn” 11111611 at-‘ that four lives have been lost in the   ',)rxHE°'P"  _ ill# 8516- flC¢0l“~llllg to _the Provisions
tention. _ _ district, _two d(z_ams casrled __ away, the P ERI_l\_I_;l_il;¢.J_A_r_;tac;tt_o_ka2x]\_§nd of tame bil_l_to :_l_1ut ;hem._oH from their
In addition to the Word n WRX. _ three br dges estroye , an ous- --'-° . - - _ ln- roa s. ' : e, e rem cr, had occa-
the ertrn Bttl‘8¢¢i0nS Which are ln- ands of acres under water. HALIFAX, April _22-With the ar- _pfggiia -_;_<=¢- _ sion last surrrner, when in the west,
eluded in one admission price, can be The body of one of the victims, rival- of the Plant Inrer Halifax .on -  All nf-lt t0 iurl-her to drive a good deal through the
seen the wonderful C-inematograph de George Hutchinson of Centreville, Sunday night from the South the Zmend the Common Law Procedure munity in au1;0s_ He had never sem
Luxe moving pictures, which changeihns been recovered, and search par- season for that line is opening. The  _ _ horses frightened by them and he
ghgir subjects every hour, and wbieh~ties are scouring the banks of ' the Perry will arrive about biay lst. On ___ - W- S- STEWART- All Mi £0 would prefer meeting an auto care-
show scenes of a comic, dramatic and flooded territory for trace of three May 3rd the Hallie-X Will 10B~V0 B09- _ °°a°°"°t° UW Fl`°°t°WU F°l Ralwb- fully driven, on a narrow road, to
scenic nature. The pictures are Polacks of a party of four, who. on ton ‘making the trip east to Char- ug! o.~Ltd._ _ mating B carelessly driven hm.“_
changed every hour._ In addition the~'1‘hursday night. attempted to cross lottetowa. On the same date the _ B- A- E- ARSENAUQTI All BCT- £0 The motor cars now in use are an
Band Concertaft .render adcharming the swglianc str__:arn a _short distance _l_<3_\_r_g;1_g:r;l_l_1_\<al__l_E__¢_l_;1;e toI_l¢2_»;:_1e___t.l_iewS_;>\;_f;_h é_1:_=0r€;_1_;'ate the Centreville Blue Fo! entirely different thing from the hor-
eonoert every a ernoon an even “Sin Ove e W0 - - ' - - rible machines used he e some ears
and include solos of various descrip-` It is reported that the bursting of ceivs ber cleaning up after her win- M.-R. A. E. ARSENAULT: An act to ngO_ They are practizuly n°.|,y¢|¢.
tion. Ajeeb the wonderful wax fig- llftb lake dam was caused by a ter s service and will go on the Bos- enable Gertrude M. Hodgson to sell and °d0,.1,,sB_ and when in tm.;-.jg
me that plays checkers to all com- dynamite explosion. Five feet of ton and Halifax route early in June. lends in Charlottetown Common. of responsible I,e0p1B_ by no 
ers, still mystincs the visitors by his water above high water mark is flow- The summer sailings will be from MR. A. E. ARSENAULT:| An act re- obiectiunabm Had the bm pi-nv_}¢l_6d_
wonderful playing. Many hours can .ing over the dam at Rotworth. whlllll H8119!! every Yéadnesday and Satur- sheeting certain public servants. _fm the mtmd,,c“0n of ,wh 
he spent pleasantly at tins wel1_is A new concrete structure and will day at midnis . and from Boston MR. A. E. ARsENAU'1.'r:. An set to as had ,,,c,,,,,_,,,y ,,,,,,,,_,,,¢g-|q,,,e_oi!__
known place of amusement, probably withstand the strain. If i every Tuesday and Saturday at noon, incorporate Belmont Telephone Co., ,md_,,. the _,mme com”   1y%1
should fall a considerable residential both boats going through to Prince Ltd. “ppc” It The bm ;. _g ._
Mlna»rd's Linlment Cures Diptheria. ,district will be flooded. Edward Island.
_ H n -' founded on-§`_ _  
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\ _ _ _ A ` the eo le "Tm"-'~*` ' `~`
make provision for the management
_ lean Silver Black Fox Co. Ltd. to
HON M 'McKINNON An act to
Long before the hour of opening' Many have reed.-the story of Polly Gertrude M. Riggs as Sarah Bute: illfiiher amend and eonsolidlte *lf*
tirgngg srowded the Opera House or the Circus and are familiar with- >the former n -woman opens _worm me .different acts relating to the .prohibf
,,
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_ _ *am onlrl pav no
Emute For E,,g|a,,d._ Wham -Prospws 5094 For Raising Brakeman Killed while shunt _ T'-”?“"""-`l‘"’i%
HB Wm Res_de__waS Gwen The Guam” Mmm _ ingcm nm fa,amy_0,, Automobile Bill Passes Throngh Committee. Strin-
Filling gpm, gff Asked For Southampton Branch gRillC ldglslillinll |20 $¢Cill'8 Purity
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o'r'rAwA, April zz-sir charles ST' JOHN- N- 5'- AW" 22”* FREDERICTON' APN 22"'P°"y
h . _ Kennedy of Millville employed as a - -
TllPPer left Ottawa this afternoon, eigsst ethdsusosdtthmggdndays can brakemani on the Southampton The Legmmture resumed yesterday whole' mth Mr' L' L' Jmkm' in th
_ it at 3.35-H . S k h i _
probably never to return, The aged committee has “cured cmslpalgn Branch Railway in the upper end of 8 "noon Ou pea er c a r
subser ptionll _ _ Wyatt in the chair. MR. J. A. DEWAH said that n
statesman, who use been resiainglor totalling over 334.000. More than Y°"‘ C°~» W" llisllmlly killed “ll” Hou A E ARSENAUL/r resent- in it id ii °
_ _ _ . _ . p e n rc uc on ol'thls bill it was
tho Dast few months in British Col- $15'?00 __h_l1V°s\;_6¢l\_ l_:’=C6_iv0l; to__¢l_r;¥-The ‘;:_‘;’“°°“ wmle wgaged in "“""'mg ed a petition from Frank  Heartz said that the goverument's intention
ummm is returning to Enl nd hu. 805 SB Ol' . 0 n s 50. Bild H' _ i and others for incorporation under was to ascertain the wishes of the
he intends to remmn 3 8 W ° i:$l;t:_rg0x_;.re__t_l;u§nsti-,l_le‘t,vool';e ri3_s“ed_:_;|£iB¢s att_:’c_\_*;_i_9 t0:l_l_Xl{_l__;>Y___;1__ l_;_’g_’_°c_§Vl:___?; wtf: _the n:r_::_e Poft_l__he Prince dB1taekC1<ox_ue<_ii1le _r_:;Jnce_rnln_g__ the _r\lDlll\\¢_r:(
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He loft at 3.15- for Montreal. A met this afternoon one gentleman ing pl"°°‘1 0” ’-‘ "l"“i ‘ming ‘md his n~E\;'t,ee_ L I an re erre 0 um 35102;; y,;:nnpunisisl1i)¢d is tn, press
infra number or parliamentarians and wlw hee already subscribed uve }11§’_dY h“’“_“ ‘*‘_“;§"‘ .‘=°"°="’ gh” “‘*;_‘§- lun. Joi-is moHARDs asked nov.. ~ _
Utne.. we... present as S., Cham, thgueinrhhee 1>§_0m\H°<1 ¢°_t‘1°“\’1° N” \,.,§;v sefoiitotneesftr opimififs ovftomf to present n_ petition, which ban just ly to its passing. He, therefore, saw
said gomi bye to the cap” ___1 where he ;1;es<;rg§__e;2ti_f té0¢:_t____\;:>__r;_r_1:_i_|___te_e0br£r_\? _“___ been___i_»1ace_dtin his h;;1d__ witbuut___giv- no reasonuwhy the l_>_ill shodulg be for;
was for many yeam ___ leading “_ 000_ . Kennedy was unmanmd and "sided in! e c s omnry ours no ice. 'ed upon c ieol e an c mo
“__ _ Just _____O__e the _mm p______d out Need___B__ to Ba the __ at Mmv_ue_ HIS father is Menon PREMIER MATHIESON expressed that the bill be read three months
Y wer ers are de- . _ his willingness to waive the custom- hence.
Col. Sum Hughes presented Sir ts,-mined that t___B_w___ be done with gorilla" at Mluv1ue‘ _ one. brother ar notice lu ord t f 'lit t. th
,N _ t _ t SL y er o aci a. o ei Ti-lin PREMIER expressed some
(ibm-les with n hundred dollar bounty ;l;_¢____;i__:1lllYt~ __ AIHDHZ lglf __1_:_1_110_llI\f»S M;2;:f? Ogesgihlgnisolcgilaléhg south business of the session and would, l.i_ni-pnse that the bon. gentleman
fo which 1-- 1- ---on-<1 as  of vw ........ A `L.i.’2..""°§f.n Zz... .$8.23 fi-mov---R»i1w=v -me -“OM 1° *iw §’3Z§f$f.’.§°' 0."""..f.’1.‘i.” .$125 i’.i’.‘.‘.‘.§§“..}.’S"ET°l"l.2‘“.‘§i.°l`i.’l. 5.... °“i`.¥$é‘if3“Y..T.‘.
veterans of 66 ...rmmk you_.. Bam W S Au'iBoD-_ H;__wa__'d P Rodinson eruplol' of the C. P. R. at Wood- ' m p . la g
- - - . - _ laid on the table. The petition waswbe people. Hon. members, knowing
Sir Charles, "this is the first reward Walter U. Allison. J- M-_Ql\€0n.F!'&llk f2§_%ctl;_"Un 131°; ;c(f_t(gE;;\?)E;0f1heI{gf1Bv§a?_' from Mr. Charles R. Smallwood, sur- [ the rules of the House and knowing
1 have ever gn; for my military 58,-_ I‘-- Wlllilllllll. Jas. E. White and $500 vivlng trustee of the Lady Wood Es- ‘the rranner in which this bill had
view.. sh, Uhnrles is now 92 years ff°_m llvv- J- L- DHWBOH-_ .--_-__--- tate. canoeing Legislation with ro-:been introduced, should be more
of 8 G 'nd k H _ Thursday Fl‘fl<l0I‘l¢t0l\ Will be work- ference to confirming title of lanllaiguariled in using language which,
_ g a mmm H) Y vigorous for ed and at tha “WW Um* W0°dSt°°k.  formerly owned by this estate in Lobvvliiie it might be excusable outside
hill Years; Sussex and St. St h ' -
QD Hn ale to rs 67. |oi tim i-louse, was inexcusabledn it.
°"’*°`*- celve attention ' MR A /i M¢noNALn ssirsa if He ns premier did not kn
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_ _ Next weelo the leaders go to Char-  the Commissioner of Public Works|tbe people throughout the country
A S ' 10Ui¢f0Wll~ ` ` ' had received a petition from Donald; generally. thought about the bill, and
Mr. Cassidy who is in charge ofthe '_-' ' J. McDonald and others, West St,j with ull due deference, he did not
 S campaign le zreatlv encouraged with CHICAGO. April 21-Jerk John- Peter's, asking that s new -ross nstninir that one bon. gentleman did
_ the success of the first days in St. son, negro pugilist, will be placed on owned to connect SL petexus HBrb0,._em,e,_
____ _ ` John and has no doubt but the whole trial before Judge Carpenter in the with Bt. Peter’s Lake. i
MAI/1.A_ April 21_Th0__E___mds of amount asked for, namely ri qimpter United States District Court tomor- THE HOL-_ COMMISSIONER
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delegates from many countries are of a million will be secured. row. Ori 11 C M80 0 Bmllgg “E 5 plied that he purposed visiting the
and the people oblected very general
The government, however, was on-.
denvoring to find out what the peo-
ple thouefht of it, and WHS Ulklllll th*
best means they knew of to find out.
i-le would assure the hon. gentleman
that. if the people, liter becoming
acqnsiizteii with the bill and its ro-
strictlons, were opposed to it, it
would not he forced upon them. The
subject had not been brought upland-
denly. lt had been before the people
for years. Some said the people wer(
opposed to it; others-said the people
were in favor of it. The government
was now taking means to dad out
just what tho people thought. The
bill has more stringent, precaution-
ary provisions for the sale-guarding
oi the public than any other measure
in any province of Canada. He be-
lieved it would commend itself to all
fair-minded People. If this pl'0\'i|\i\0
is to be the only part of Canadavm
pronibit motor vehicles, by the
of the people, then by all means, lot
it be known, but it would not do to
bc governed by mere hearsay.
MR. FEEI-IAN stated that he had
received several petitions against the
passing of the bill, one from Dun-
staifnage, where a meeting of the
electors was held, each condemning
the running of autos and aekiing that
the act prohibiting their use be not
repealed. He had another from the
ratepayers of Mermaid, élpressing tho.
same views; another from Johnson's
River, received a day or two ago, in
opposition to the bill now before the
i-louse, and one to~day from the
saxro place, favoring the passing of
the bill. Continuing, Mr. Foshan
said that representatives must be
guided by the opinions of their con-
stituents. The people regarded the
introduction of the auto as an ea-
eroachment upon the privileges here-
tofore enjoyed by the farmers, their
wives and daughters. At the request
of his constituents he would oppose
the passing of the bill.
THE PREMIER directed attention
to the fact that when the bill goes
through, the government would still
have it in its power to shut it oil
from any road, if the people so de-
sired lf the hon gentleman's -
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