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SENATOR MACDONALD-PASSED I   IXPIUSIUN IRE5|(jNAT|0N QF THE GQVERNMENT.
I AWAY YESTERDAY AT OTTAWA ll llli Sill IS NOW A POSSIBILITY
IUIS MINI -r-“"-
Sons ond Canndn Loses Another of the Futh-  P n i _    The prospms for tha Mme,-fs 5;||_..H°°w
Twenty Bodies Recovered of
5 °f c°“f“d°r°U°" A" lntmstln iii -Lune Ho efor the House Stands for Division In the
  - 'i' iiniciiiis _  i niviiii ii
P@Tr°  ~ ,OTS   , - Vote onthe Bill .
0'l"l'Al\’A, Mnrch 21--Senator An-i
drew Archibald Maodonald of Prince
Edward Island died at one o'clock
this afternoon at his apartments in
the Hotel Cecil.
Ile was 83 years of age on Febru-
nry 14 last, and was held in high es-
wnn by his brother Senators and
public men generally.
senator Macdonald, was descended
from a long line of Scottish ancest-
ors, He was born at Brudenell Point
on February, 14, 1829. His grand-
father Aiidrew illacdoilald, was in oar-
ly life n incrchaiit doing n large busi-
ness in Arisaig, Scotland. which he
closed in 1805 and purchased 10,000
acres of lnnil about Three Rivers, Lot
22 Prince Edward Island. He also
bought l-'aiiinure Island. comprising
over 700 acres of beautiful wooded
land at tlie-entritiice to Georgetown
harbor, and thcrc he located, and
conducted n mcrchnntilc business, ex-
porting tinibcr and building ships for
the British innrklet. I-le had a family]
of tvrelre sous nnd three daughters,
I-Iis sou, Hugli Macdonald. father of
the Senator how deceased, iulicritcii
the Pnnniurc Island property, and in
due time was elected a member of the
Provincial iissenibly. He was also a
Justice of thc Pcacc, and at various
times Collector of (7ustoir.s and
High Slieriil for the Province. ’
Hon. ii1idi`ew Arcliibald Macdonald,
Senator, now deceased, has filled a
large place in the commercial, offi-7
cial and political history of the Pro-
vince. At the nge of fifteen he enter-
ed the store just then opened by a
cousin in Georgetown and soon was
taken In as a partner. On his c,ousin's
death, In 1851 he bought his share
and continued the business, tn"ln~g in
as partners his two brothers, Archi-
bald J., and- Austin -G: '~l‘Iie-~fii=ri=i~--- of..
A. A. Macdonald & Brothers carried
on a large mercantile, fishing and
shipbuilding business till 1873 when
U19 9*mi01` Partner reir.oved to Char-
lottetow_n.. ' (Canadian Press.)
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(Canadian Press.)
MCCURTAIN, (_ikla., Mar. Z1-The
110110 that any of the tlircetscore men
entoombed in the sans Torn Mine
(Canadian Press)
MOSCOW, Mar. 21-An allllaling
H' ~ ~ ~ . _ _
madls i¢l\t1;l;3 'toh political life was PARIS. Mar. Z1-Police detectives
the £811 1 ti W en he was elected to *md msgisterial authorities are inn
Elsa ve Assembly for the Geo- state of -consternation over a letter
Ygetown District. He held this seat fe°€iV€d at the ollice of Ladournal
rgtitlh 1§i50.‘ and in 1863 was elected Signed by Gnfllier. the notorious an-
h ld El élgislativc Council which lisarcliist, who is suspected of having
0 11 873 when he was sr-.pointed shot a bank niessenlzer in a hold up
Postmaster General. He hcld.that p0_ in ,Ron Dorgnei-_ i
sition until the Province was united If said the writer was sick of thel
with (-HHH-da. and was theri; after whole. affair and was determined to
Postmaster of Charlottetown, with surrender but intended to go to the
Sllpcrvision of all the post-offices in oniees of either M. Latine prefect of
the Ptovince, lJOli'2c M. Vcrtillon, finger print ex-
Mllcll eafllef. ln 1804, he was np. pert. or some other oiliciiil, empty
Pmnted 0110 Of the delegates to tho two rcvolvcrs into the occupants of
Conference held iii Charlottetown the room and then commit. suicide,
with the design of uniting the three with the last bullet.
Maritime Provinces. Failure in that He is known to be capable oi carry .
ohlect resulted in the famous Quebec ing out his tlireiit,
were alive was at n low ebb this
morning when the exploration of the
wreck in yestcrday's explosion was
resumed during the night twenty bod-
ies hblack and iniiltiatcd beyond
recognition, were rccovcrsd and nd-
ditional bodies were located indicat-
ing that the death list will exceed one
hundred.
The cause of the explosion has not
been definitely deteriiiined.
li.~\IlY l‘RAVl<l.\1 T()
l~IN'l`l‘lll'f`AI.\l AStQil_‘I'l‘H.
`I.O.\'l)(ii\', March 10-'Flin Countess
of Cravirii (formerly i\'liss Bradley-
Itliirtin of Now \orI;), has sent out
iiivitatioiiei for on evening party,
wliicli sho will sive o_ii l<`ridii;. to
iiicct l’i'vi:iiel'.
Conference in Ocmbef Of Clic same _.,.._._._..________..____._______________ _ _________________________..______._.___..___._,_,.
YCHF. Which laid down the basis our
whiclrthe Dominion was formed. The
¢1e10l§l\¢0S to that Conference, o'
whom-Mr. Mricdoiuild was one, nr..
now recognised as the Fathers of
Coiifederation, One by one death ha'
siiiriiionerl the Fathers to their 1-4--
ward, until but three remained alive
When Sir Hector Lnngevin dicd i,_
1906 only Sir Charles Tuppnr ani
Senator Mac-.doiiald were left. Th
death of the latter leaves Sir Charlr
tho sole survivor of that illurtrioi
company.
In 1884 Mr. Macdonald was ap `
pointed Lieutenant Governor of hii
_native Province iii wiii_eli office hi
served with universal acceptance foi
five years. Hc was called to the Sen-
ate 'iii May, `189l, following the death
of Senator I-Iaythoriie. He was one
of the better class of public men who
in nearly three score years of public
lile pursued a faithful public course
and was lieidlmin liigh regiiriq """ "a`ii'ci""" Y'
respect by all. I _ _
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IIUSINE lllliflllili
[ll UIUEISIIN
CHll.llIrl Sllllllll
s'I‘he closing ‘of the Diocesan Church
°°l¢¢l’ of this Province were held
Qffvfiliiy In Charlottetown when thc
omaus Auxiliary concluded their
session.
r iw te" ""'Sl0¢l¢ in St. Peters Cathed-
sg v?S“lJ"1"°U1n a meeting was held
own d¢l1__llev_ M. Winter. Georget-
on W vkiiered an instructive address
the gr tgiinons the Emigrants in
“lf WGSIZ. followed by another
'wuaély lutefemng address on Indian
or ' l .
,I,x_Ivet;i1wtI11l‘¢t0I;‘Iorth\vest. by Rcv_ Mr.
MIS- iiiiev 1 ir w Murph ‘
~ ~ - y, bhsr-
::';mlt°I°fiI;é iyas Dresslnted _with a Dio-
p,,,,,.sman‘ch'“b°fS in Badge bv st.
A* 11-45 ashore i e
1 n erccssory ser-
Lfoiimwzsniieia in st. Paiirs school-
to "W u oived by a delightful lunoh
G_ S ' -swfljbvrs qi the w. A, and D.
~€"_ @l\0_<L<laintllylyihe ladila
(Continued on page 3.)
THIS ci-ilox PEEPS
wrri-i Tiinisn' snfeiixs.
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Pg§_l‘7A'l'] liliiiiniuorou, ,March 19-
nm one~°f véer cf Frog s Landing
hatched MV tis Drlze leghorn hens
A remnrkalyal Urn alms lfestardaymud
mm perfect] :oak chfclien, \vith
Make' was y ieveloped mouths and
m mm is tgmong them. The queer-
pmmly de st all throe mouths are
Mm ,B am "°l°I’°fl. and the strange
th, mme fi to neon with su thi-ee se
,mhmmt mae yvhen in want of re-
sm the éhicky Br rivers that he has
bm' A mm with a worm in one
other and et °fi Cracked corn in an-
toul dum ‘vs t was lmblblng cop-
3 9 0| water with athlrd.
MAYOR GREETS FORMER
SLAVE, 100 YEARS Ulil).
WORCESTER, March 19-Today is
one of the three great days in the
life of Aunt Betty, for it is her hun-
dredth birthday. The two other
days by which she sets great store
are tha one, years before the war,
when she left. the old V’ginny planta-
tion a free woman; and January 1,
1863, when Abraham Lincoln issued
the emanci ation proclamation
and Aunt Betty shook his hand and
was congratulated by His Honah.
_ Then many members of the Trinity
Methodists were her guests, and
her descendants in three generations
gathered to extcni`hi`.heir best wished.
Her dauglit'-sr, Mrs Charlotte .lach-
son, and her grand-daughter, Mrs.
Lena Wilson, received with liar.
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INNISKILLEN MANf S NERVE.
LONDON, Ont., March 19- While
A. Robertson, of Inniszlllsn, was
walking home on the tracks ncar
Petrolla, he was struck by the night
passenger train and terrible in-
-ured. y
Mr. Robertson, with both thighs
fractured, and several ribs hrolfian,la.y
in a snowdrift beside the tracks for
some time unconscious. U-n recovering
.his senses be crawled to the nearest
house a quarter of a. mile away. He
was rushed to the hopltal immedi-
ately, lint no hopes are held out for
his recovery. _
PHESSING AGAINST
BEAM TRAWLING.
BOSTON, March 'l9~I-lon. A. W.
Plccott, of Newfoundland, minister ol
marine and fisheries, fs in Gloucester
conferring with master marIners` in
the interest of a movement to have
Canada, Newfoundland, the United
*States and St. Pierre Min agree on a
policy regulating or prohibiting
beam trawling. `
i _I-Ion. Mr. Piccott will visit tho
maritime provinces on the same mis-
ilion on his way home. The move-
ment has been endorsed by thc Lun-
enburg fishermen.
CHARGE ‘O
SANTA lem N
C), » - M-. March 19--
tsolinlzlihwlff °°°°i>tins hi-than or
“Mes for Unftzou mr cerum °°'“M°
M," bm” I d States Benators. the
bl Matching: egg?  h° W"
'Y , . M9173. ,U
G 'he N" Mtlifo finiiso of Repro-
. ,. » -_-_-_-_-_-_-_ ».::_-_-Y-:_-.-_-:_-:_-_ -_-_-_ -.-_-:_-_-:_-_~_-_-.'-1-:rf
F BRIBERY
lentatives are under arrest. Today
all four wrote out their rasignatlons.
Those taken into custody were Ro-
prssentatfve Julian Trukillo and J.
P. Lucore-of Rin Arriba County. and
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David F' O'C°““°“' M“"°" 0'  'rein Lars siwiifrbn i1oN A. .i. iraonosnhii.
cester, cams today to her rn. f
little home at No. 21 Tufts street. . Who lfasaed Away' At 0_ttawa Yesterday. But me num and the sister of th
~--~-------.--.-_--_-_--_--=.-.-.--_-.»-.--.-.-»=.--~~ defendant testified that Annie dir
BISLEY WINNEIFS
TIIOPHIES STILL
IN LONDON.
OTTAWA, Mar. l.9~TIie valuable
trunk filled with prizes won at Bis-
loy. that I-’rivate W. J. Cllflordi of
Toronto, lost just after the Bislcy
meet last. year, and which several
railroad companies and two or three
steamslilp lines were hunting high and
low- for, has hcen found, according to
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COMMUNICATION
THROUGH PROVINCE -
AND WITH MAINLAND
The Earl Grey left Georgetown yes-
terday at 7.00 a, ni. for Picton with
42 passengers, 35 sacks mail, express
and 47 tons freight and docked at
9.45 a. rn. Slic leaves this morning nt
7.00 o'clock for Georgetown with pgs-
sengers, yesterdays outward mail.
express and freight.
The Miuto left Picton yesterday at
7100 sf ml for Georgetown with 30
passengers, 05 sacks mail, expresi
and 375 tous freight and ilockcil at
10.00 a. rn. Shu loaves to day at T.Oo
a. in. for l’ictou with passengers, yes.
terdny‘s mail. express and freight.
No word was received in ('1liarlot.te
town yesterday of the movcmeiits of
the Icobonts from either Calle Trn-
verse or (`s.pe Tormentinc.
A special train from Georgetown
bringing the passengers. mail and
express from l\linto arrived iii
Charlottetown yesterday at 12.15
and left on return agiiin at 8.45 p.ii\.
with passengers, mail and express to
cross to Picton onthe Minto today.
It will leave Georgetown for Char-
lottetown today after the arrival of
the Earl Grey bringing in the pas-
sengers, mail and expressl
from Cape Traverse yesterday.
Yesterday the Murray Hlarbor train
arrived in Charlottetown at 10.35 ai.
ln., one hour late; the Flouris at 10.25
ai. m. twenty flve minutes late; the
late and the Summerslde nt 5.15 nn
time.
,
Manuel Cordova and Luis Montoya of
'Tana (lounty,
Mfnarfl’s Tiinlment f'-urea Colds, Eti-
_-_-_-_ _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-fa.-_~_-_-_»_- _-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_v
ing for the owner.
account of suffering by famine of the
stricken phensnutry on the Lowe;
Volga conies from Tzaitger. '
To give but one instance in thc,
Vllldge of Gavriloss un official inspen-i
tor discovered that most or the iii-I
hahitaiits were in a state of terriblel
emaciation, rriuuy were nflccted witlil
boils and their teeth were fallingi
out, 1
Several families were living in ont:
house and an abandoned cottage had
been pulled down in order to use the
wooden walls for fuel. Even this sup-
ply was 'alinost exhausted ,ind in one
house there were iciclcs on the top oi
the stove. '
Twelve hundred pounds of coal und
lscveral carlouds of fuel were sent to
ltlie village.
i
,VOLIVA PHEPARING
T0 ISE “I‘JI.IJAH III." '
IN DOWII<}'f-l CITY.
‘ letter received from Lleut. C. D. . . 1
spiteai, or ottawa, from Private our-  §‘l”§§"l‘°§,',,G,,,,e' who Mundo,
f°“‘~ It ‘"5 “”"“ f°“"‘1 °“” that " Elsie in her iniit illness, neiieribeii hi-i
“cv” left the Ivanhoe H°tel' ul condition ns presenting cverv fndicat
¢I‘°“‘l°"' wherc the 'nwner had been ion of being due tn opium poisoning
ystaying. The hotel people had been ____ _ i
holding the trunk all the time, look- BISHOP QF HICHMQNU
CHICAGO, March lil-Paving the
iway for announcement of himself as
|Elijah III., Wilbur Glen Voliva
lown.r ol’ Zinn City, is holding daily
iand nightly conferences with hir
elect. No _man ltiiiiwttli what iiiy
l title is, said \'oli\';i_ Nor dons niiyi-ii.
know wlicii I will deliver the ines-
snge. lint it, will lic on it Sunday
'Followers of Voliva said he \\'o'.il‘
lgo John Alexander Dowie, who called
;hims`lf Elijah ll., one better by an
*nouncing himself ns the Mes age oi
ltho (‘i»vcnziut, ‘who is to herald thi
‘soconrl coriiiiig of Cliriat.
ioirii; \fiDnNGi<_z iiGAINs'i‘
PER IN MURDER TlllAl.
CLU-
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NEW 0I>tlil‘}ANS, March 19-Frou
the lips of her uunt and sister, physi
,cialis and einbiilnicrs, the state liii.
llfegiui to forget the link of the chaii
lof` evidence by which it. hopes tc
‘prove iiiinic Crawford murdered liei
sister. Elsie, by administering poisoi
whilc nursing her.
After Mrs.'H.obert Crawford. th
aunt, related the circumstances whicl
preceded Elsie (.lrawfol‘d's death ani
told of her suspicions being agnins
Anne, Gertrude Crawford, nineteen
youngest of the (`ra\vford family
which lost four members by suddei
and mysterious deaths, took the wit
ness stand. Biting her lips to contro
her emotion, shc told of Annie'
strange actions preceding and jus
after Elsie Crawfords death. Bb
said he had seen Annie give Elsi
something in n glass" the night be
orc she died
played not the slightest omotioi
`F()RMAIiIiY INDI] C-TED
cososnseo nos
I T00 LATE FOR I the Rt. Rev. li. .I.>f'J'Coi1nell. newly
CLISSIFICITION nppointed bishop of the Roman Cat
. "rr ' ' ' rl wus in
(Half cent per word each insertion ‘mm dlocese Ur Rmhmoll ' , _
in this column. Cash must accom- dlfcted l“"° ‘mme t'°d°'y' cardilla
pany order ,md give pm- cent discount Gibbous took part in thc ceremonies
allowed, Minimum cha,-ge twenty. and at their conclusion pronounced ii
live ¢nntg_) blessing upon thc huge congregation
FOR' SAIAEfBé,.‘k;,h5.c'-BEnr_ "M;,3l§( which throngcd the church.
David Fraser, Vernon. 3-22dtlipd.
I(lI‘l_C»R1<lAM, cake, fruit-and confec-  
tionery at Sunnyside Ice Creanii 
Polo--~ W   _3-22_dsv°~I sun, noon, sic
WANTED an experienced girl forl _...__
general housework. Good wages l
paid. Apply at this office. ___ 3;2_2dtf, The Guardian did not receive th
nov ivarvri-:ii to riiii iirriiniis and “*“‘,“l _‘Y°“*“"" “°*‘l"“°l‘ f°’ ml” *"0"*
learn ofllcc work. Applyiii mg” “’”“°‘ ____
person nt the Guardian ollice. 3-22dtl. The temperamw at mme 0,0100,
WANTl<.D-_-\ boy about 1.: to learn this mo,-ning by the -igemn Store-
thc watch, clock und Jewelry YV Tested Thermometer with n nortlior
RICHMOND, Va., March 19- Wlt.l‘
more than 300 priests in nttendiino
i
(Caimdiun Press.) a niiijorify without in|erti\1§_ till!
LONDON, Mar. 21-The poiiticnliscliedule it will abandon the bill A84
Possibility <lepcii<lr-nt upon the coal lct the strike continue or resign.
‘tflkc is 0\'i'rf‘iiailo\\'iiic the main. 'l‘he vital division on the bill will.
question in the lobbies of the Parliii- it is expected, bc taken about mid-
"\@"€i the rvsiizsutioii of the ,,0\~m,_.iiif,»iic.
infrut. bcrziine the pnraiiifiiint eopicl The present state of the party il
and it w-.is by the Daily .\!;.~_il that the ss follows;
agents of the Liberal party had beenl Uiilonists 278.
liurriedly vxarncd to prcpnre for n, liilierals 266.
general electinii. it is ...ii-i flint il fini Laiioriiins 42.
go\'ci~inni~nt resign.; the l`iiior.i.-¢,,` ifnioutit Speculation regarding the
M0 Dfcllurcd to tnliu office. liilierril results of the division show that if
pniiers adiiiit the ,vi‘nvir,y of rho po-ltlio Labor party should oppose this
liticiil crisis and fiiitly :icusc Ciiiisei'-l bill und iUil’\ UW Ulliollllw 7-my W‘~‘“l¢
vutivc ni-.~inliei's of making pi-oposnlslcoimiiuiid 320 votes and against them
to n lulioritie for joint iitteinpi, tolwonlil be :i possible strength of 370
wreck the iniiiiiniim wiigiz bill.  if iill the Irish Nationalist group sup-
Tlicy still bi-lieic, bo\\‘i~vcr. fliatiportod thi: Liberal but flint is more
ii. comproniise is possible on the basislthan the goveriiincnt could hope for.
of thc govsrunieiit <‘onsci\tii‘ig to iii-l lf the govcrrimcnt is d2f€Bf~€d it
clude iii the bill ii five sliilliiir; mini-',is said thc Fnlonists ara prepared to
iriuui into for udiilts aiiil two sliill~_ti1ko iiflico und ai general election
ings a. tiny for boys but in yn, ¢,\_.;;.,\\'cIi1l:lrI lin tiisbingiiciliiitg crinseifaiiexnw.
- H .  . _ _ . _, -<i'.\'c'»'er, e inionis si wuu avn
will they iiiatit iirthe liilldlit rniii ,to :wk me cmmtry ,Or H mnionty
’""'*‘ 5”l‘"‘l“l“ its ‘l'"“"""‘"‘l by mt' iiidepeiiifeiit of all other parties in
riii:er's coiifcrciicc. lin li r to ciiuble them to deal with
tl;i~ :=.itui‘.lion. ~
If the n<i\'<'i'ii11:ciiL is \"~=\i lc to gcti
WILL Ii\'\`ICiw".l`](i.-\'.i`l‘i lZl'Il`Llll'l`%
flI~` AIil.l'}Il`i‘1ll ST]-]\i.iI(f"
ST. JOHN, .\'. Ii., .\ln.\'Cli ‘JO-(‘.'
F-Tarzan Adair is now iiiildifi :.‘ -,
festigution into un 1-_Il-will 'iris - .
trusted otlicinl. It is riiiizoreil tho.
'is a result of some of the cviileiico
.hat luis bc-en presented the govern-i
nent has decided to wid#-n flu: scope
if the inquiry and will glue hir.
Adair authority to go into reports
if thieving from the road, not only
in Moncton, but througliout the
'orid's territory. It i.-: uiiilerstood R
-awycr has been appointed to repro
viif. thc gnveriinicnt :ind that i\ff.r~r,
iin into allovvil mists; of u_ri.iig~_
vill visit St. John as well ns other
‘laces along the line and investigate I
reports of h similar nature. i
_ DUTLOOK FOR SEM.
I-`ISHEItY IENl<`i\V()ll.AllLl~l
FIT. JOHNS, Nfld., ularrh 20-'The
outlook for the annual' seal fishery
eason, which opcncd last Wednesday
s decidedly unfavorable, thus fur.
Several of thc stcaniers have met
vitli mishaps, according to wireless
lespatchcs, and the whole fleet is be
`ieveil to have missed the main seal
herd.
\ilacMILl_iIAN l’i\l‘.'l‘Y TO
EXP no me C i io<.` K1~1uil,AriIi.
_,_
NEW YORK, March 19-More tl-an
ialf of the $50,000 ut-cc~s:<:iry to de- ,
'ray the expenses of the expedition
ro Croalceuliiiid, which is to be inode
his 'ear under the auspices of the
-‘imcricnn ilnoizrnpliic Society, has
fieen siibserilicii, with the assurniicc
that the eipctlition would sturt from
~"ydney, N. S., on July 20. i`5corr:c-i
'iorup iiiid lloiinlrl D. `Maci\‘lillun, both
members of I`uiiry’s Arctic pui‘t.y,will
lead the expedition. lt is hoped to
charter thc Diana. one of l-’cary's,
vessels.
The oxliloi-in,-_-_ party plans to send
'nore than two yi~.ni's, iniilfiiig con-
tinuous geological uiiil pliysiograpliir
sbservations iii the Arctic reirion and
“o dcterniin for ceriniii ns to the cx-
istcncc of (`rocl-tcrlniitl, which previous
‘~xplorers have viewed at ii -'liumiice
from Greenland.
, `/IIT(`iHELI. l<`\)liLOWS
\Vll.l-SYS 1~‘(iCY'I`S'l`EI"S.
_...-
\\'A.‘lllI.\'(.}Ti`lf\`, i\I;il'r,li lil-Tlist Ilr
l \'iIcy`.s poliriii: “ill hii\'c n chamiiloii
' n Dr. A. S. Mitchell, his siicci:si=or ou
~.--.~.»..~..~.-v.~..-.- .~v~`.-,V » --/.~»»..».-.i~.-/~»-
gr g - _.    _ __
loing at Moncton, the ciiniiiiissioiiiji' i Total.
y , . _ .
vfuseum of Natural History an-l thai
iujiiiiis
i' -i iii ‘ 'l`l\~ <"b:ii‘Iottetoi.vii League of the,
n ‘ 1`i~f>~s if'.ir`-'_ pin series closed last
itcnliiig from \,l:e Iiitzsi-ral-»iiii~.l by ii»Ul/l‘f ffl' U12 -‘\l1l-*iff* ll"f¢'l1f~lDE all
`i
.rrif-;i'r tiziiii, tliiis for the Second
time this winter landing at the top
of the srbcdiile. Following are the
scores-
AUIIIEB
279
241
295
234
264
J. Mcliiriis
, W. McDonald
W. Kigglns
li. Hiinimil
(i. 'i'Lill
1253
LEAGUE
.“‘5°F‘3.°‘f“‘
He:l‘0tl
l.aiidr_igan
Lntler ty
liarter
Dully
22°
zsz
2:-is
aes
ess
Total. _ 1836 V
Majority for Abbiesn -17
three-thirty-live
The foilowiogiéronxha scorezt 
the game on 'n ay nlg
tween the Vies and Wolff-tif Regt Band
bowlers at the Leagud of the Cross
Alleys, Charlottetown:-~
VIC-TORIAB
V. Cuyle
W. McKenzie
J. Keenan
_ Duncan
_ linrtcr
210
262
241
11 261
H 267
-_.~....-
Total 130i
4th BAND.
_ Perry 218
, . Doyle 293
i _ Mclvfahoii 237
271
277
OFQZ7
. Dovle
G. hlcltlnhon _
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` 'rctai 1266,
rRisNc‘i-r-Eovisnmuawr AND
Usa ou' msn i~‘EA'rIls:r1.S.
NEW YORK, March l3-A Bmw
cable says;--"llnlike .their Engll
sisters, French women are in no dig-
i:cr of liciiig prohibited from wearing
birds' feathers in their bats. ' -
I French overnmcnt has notified
The . g
,the British government that it oin-
not sec its wily to support the pro-
ppgnl to fnfbltl th? 8lll% Of file |61#-I1'
Ehe board of fiioil and ilruf: inspect-
on of the iie~.v nivmbvr of the hoard
i irs' and plumage of certain wild blfds.
» such action it is believed would Qavo
There was no special train to or
'Plgnfsh at 11.40 p. m., ten minutes-
puiring business. Apply to W. N. exposure was ,.|e\.¢.n dem-ees a\,,,.,-
Taiiton ‘i-22dtf. i .~ u i
» ~ _ > _W _ ____V,__~ zero and with ri, .iouthcrn expcisiii
\VAi\i'l‘l-Il). position as maternity twelve above zero.
nurse. i‘ountry ciills attended tu The lowest temperature recorded
Apply 93 King Sf. or the Two yesterday was ¢hll`i¢0|\ flegffes B
Mack’s. 3-22d6lpd. hove zero andthe highest was tvven
WANTED" at',,',,c'ef't“.,, (.8, 105,13 0( ty-four above. The lowest recorde'
driving and work horses. Will be U19 l>l`0Vl0\lS Dlllhl- W" tW°lv¢ 5l1°‘_I°
'it tho Revere. Hotrl iintll Tuesday or Af “lm 5- m~ Ye“t"‘l°Y it W" th"
Wednesdny_ M00,-6 & _\'m»t¢,n, teen above and at nine p. m., if
3“22d3ipdf wa; twientythabtlvt i ' wiu he cw iv
STRAW SALE' T.° “bi sogé  pubue houli-S $11? eigllteelil Ixllnutes. L
*“‘°f“’“ “t 9” ".‘§h “ 2° t°“ 'riie use win he high this iiitiii
w.edn»eBday' March 2‘ ' E '30 noon at 12.36 and tomorrow after
° °l°°k " “M 0' damaged S mw’ ' noon at 1.02; it will be high tomor
Stanley W°dl°°k'_ __ __3l22drslpd' row morning at 1.43 and Sunda
31
today upon his arrival nt fb-~, Hair-li:rtwo conscqueiice tu an tndusiny Qu
nu of (lheii.istry. l\r-. Mitchell dc-V; which alone 53,000 French w0.l'§d`f
~larod it would be his piirpose tii\woivicn depend for n living, and w c
'igorously ciiiiirdn flue pure fnoil in roniiiicrce represents over $20,000,-
`aws_ V P00.
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finard'| Iiiniment. Cures Diphtlieria. Minardn linlment cures garget la epwl
-_-_-_-_-_- -_-_-_-,-_- - -_-_-= --- -¢~-_-_- --_-_- -_-_-_-_-__ _ _ ¢ ~ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-»_-_-_-_-,-_-_-,¢_-_-_-_~_-1-,_-_-_-_-_~_»¢_-_-;;_ _-_--.
G ANGLO-AMERICAN LEASED
1 For some time pant ncgotiatioiislhe states that he Las roceivco an X
iave been pending between the West- “°“"°¢m*‘“f' °<1“lVBl¢B‘*» £0 rx GGHM'
` -.rn Union Telegraph Co.. and the An. that the barn” il” Mm d nd and
o
ANTED, for the City of Char- mol-ning at 2, _
in at 6 1.
d character to represent and tomorrow evening s 6 ,
position is a l1¢l'n1Hn0n One
right person. Apply giving NIST- The moon sets toiilflhf- nt \\~
ence to "Reliable" Guardian OHM- --------
3'1""-`Mfnard‘s lilnlment Cures Tlisrrniper
I _
lottctoivn, a lady of good ap- The gun gots this even g . ,,
I' -17' ll 3'” A"‘"l°“" Telegmph C°°- °°“°°"“ the lines of the An lo American lill-
\statament by which lt is understig
pear-ance an _
an established Maritime house. The will be high tomorrow morning at ing the leasing of all cables owned by gd to tho wogwrn mon, __
t 7-0 *UG 5.56 and Sunday rr.oriiln1¢ at 5-54- the latter company. Just what changes may some-in tlts
whlii-, finni word to this effect has P, E. island Divlafun as-a result qt
"ot been received by Mr James, Sup- tho dog] ug not yn g gh gg.
f~rir“ndent of thc P. E. I. Divlnlau, sont elmo, mm . ° P
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