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- 73':
soururous Rencufo - wins I _iowa ai-:once ro
y BYCAPTAIN SCOTT ”.PIl|NlIlSS   BE MEDIIITOR
-"M » in Yun _ 
llmundsen Brought the
News. The Two Expl-
orers Are Mutuul
‘ Friends.
(lliinniiian Press.)
uon.»\u'r, 'rAsMAN1A, Mari-_n 7-
(tnptain llunald l).` Ainundseu, Nor-
wegiiin explorer, has reached hero on
his return from the South Polar Ex-
pedition. .
<‘aptaln Amundsen's return to civi-
lization, two weeks before he was ex-
pected- has caused a surprise.
WIIILLINGTON, New Zealand,Marcn
7-ifiipt. Amuridsen, the Norwegian
explorer states that Captain Scott,
tlic British explorer, reached the
Hnuth Pole.
(rapt. Amundsen and Capt. Scott,
who are close friends, met just bc-
fore they started in the race for the
Pole, when they parted each to pur-
sue his own pla-ns, and wished each
other success.
WAHI-iINGTO'N, Mar. 7-Rear Ad-
mir.-il Peary, the discoverer of the
North -Pole, who followed with inter-
est the dash for' the Southerm Pole,
siiid lie was very glad to bear that
scott, of the British Expedition, wns
thi- iii-st man to succeed iu reaching
ilu- South l‘olc.
iii-_ suid lie might say more when
be lu\ni'il the details of SCott's - ex-
pmlitioii.
|.oNlloN, Mar. 7-Mrs. Scott,
wife of the Britisli explorer, has not
received the direct tho news of lier
iiusliiinds reported success and said
this morning she was unable to imag-
ine how Amundeseni can know.
l.ieut l-lviins, London, Sec’y of thc
l~lrott expedition, niltliorizeil the
ntuteiiii-lit tliiit un news whatever of
(uipt 2-lcott’s success lind` reaclicd
lociil liu:idi|iiu.rte1's beyond the news-
pupi-r di-epiiiclies.
AAAIHEH .SIIIIHHS Ill 
SAVE EHIAII SHN
ll/lflllli-lllllll(`i, March 5-Sheriff
ll. (1. Wells will today hung Joseph
/I. 5-li.nt.t,_of Syracuse, N. Y., in. thc
loriii jail yiird -for thc ni-urdcr of
lihuiclie Ream last summer.
Mrs. Sarah A. Stott, the condemn-
cd man's mother, is working hard in
Syracuse to raise funds to take her_
liuy's body home after the execution
iiiul she has resortedto taking iii
washing and scrubbing floors ln or-
der to make money, according tn ln-
inrinatloii which has reached the
prisoner.
sherifi’Wells hearing of Mrs.Stott's
efforts sent her n check for $5 to-
wurds the burial fund.
NANDERERS YIILL NOT
_ PLAY IN IIALIFAX
-_--»
HALIFAX, March, 5-There`will he
no more professional hockey in Hali-
fax this winter. 4Last. weak there was
talk of a post series between- the
Urcscents and Moncton, but these
Eames will not -be played.
_ Yesterday Manager Mahar, of the
Arena, received a telegram from Art
ROSS. captain of the Montreal Wan-
‘I¢l‘%l'B. Hiking that a team hc gotten
l-Ogcther to play a game here Friday
uiglit, but this contest will not take
lllnce. i
The majority of the games were
well patronized this winter, and it is
believed the 'league will he bigger
than ever in 1913.
i\iinurd's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
~i:i'iminiitloi|s, all bickering and misuu~l
PROTEST _
AGAINST '
TROOPS
ii'-uliuiliiiii Press.)
\'EKAN_i Mar. 7-A meeting of for-
eign iiiiiiisters today decided to send
0 li1'0tf‘_Bt to l’i‘csideiit-elict Yuan.
Shi Kai nixuinstltlie presence of (Ilii-
nese troops within the seven milf,
limit in the Tien Tsin concessioii-s.
Loutiug is generally prevalent in
thc province of Shan Tung- and par-
i,icula.i‘ly in the city Tisnan and nlso
IS SPI'0Mlillg over northern Chinn
where, owing to the punishment not
being meted out, disorder and rob-
bing are increasing,
SHANGHAI. Mai-. 7-'rue Banking
SYndica.te of the four powers, Great
Britain, United States, Germany and
France, today paid over 1,000,000
ta-015, ($700,000) to the provislounl
government of Chinn.
NEHIHAIIII IIE  
IHE JAPANESE
._.__¢__ i
_ (Canadian Press.)
TOKIO, Mar. 7-Viscount Uchida,
the Japanese Foreign Minister, re-
plying to nn interpolliitioii today in
the House of ltcpwslfiitatives, rcitcr
ated the Ju.pii|n'se aillic|~i:|iei~. of tho
policy of strict neutrality in the
illiinesc' situation. _ -
_ ,____,________?
IIAIIIIINAE EIBAHHS
IIPENS CIVIC. AAEEIINAS
WASHIN(i'i`iJN, March 5-With i'-:ir
ilinnl (iibboiiu pre.+idilug, the twn1|,|\
nlrnuiil convrntioii of the National
Sivic Feilerntioii inet iu`- ii. three days'
session here today, opening the wuy
for discusi-iioii of iiuiustriiil iiofire ini
is grunt scale. 'l‘lin uessioiii; :ire lu
|'eui:e liiill of the l'iui-Aiiu-i‘ir:i|_i
building. _
In 'opening the niei-tiiig (‘-iirdiunl
Gi'l1boiis saidt"  ' ' " ` 
“We are _iisseniblcil here iii the
cniiul-, of iiuliistriiil pence. 'l`he pur-
pose of our iuceting is to rciiiove on
fur' as possible all hostilities and rc-
derstiiiuliugs lictivecn ciipitnl :ind
labor, so that nuituiil love iiiid good
Nvill may be iiniiigiiiviteil bctweeii fbi-iii
and i.lio glorious reiuru of -liilsiiieau
and coiniiierclnl pi'opi~rity may - lic
confirmed and perpetuated tiiroiigliouii
the land. I
“We iirc hear not ns special plend-
ers for capital noi' is special plead-
ers for lalior. but we are met tnsctll'
er in thc sacred interests of both."
CIIOKES ON OYSTER _
FINDS THREE PEAIILS
NEW YORK, March. 5--Miss Bessie
Swift of Cincinnati, on the liner
Oceana coming from Bermuda, was
at dinner ;Sundn.y niglit,- when she
`was seized with a violent fit of
coughing. The young woman succeed-
ed in coughing up an oyster which
had lodged in lier throat. It, _was
found the oyster contained ri large
pearl. An examinationvoi the shell
disclosed three others, almost as
large. `
___l--`---Z1-
YIIILIAM ROCKEFELLER
OUT FOR UNDERYIOOD
SAVANAH, Ga., March. 5-William
Rockefeller, passing through Savanah
cn route to Charleston with Mrs.
Rockefeller. gave out an interview
.choice. He says he will wote for Un-
.hero in which he expressed preference
`for Underwood, of Alabama, for Pre-
sident, with l‘rcsident Taft as second
derwood first and for taft in UN
event Underwood.is _not nominated by
the Democrats. I
NOW A LE
BOSTON, March 5-Ten years ago
Moses li. Steuer could not read or
write. Today at the age of fifty-six
he was admitted to the bar.
S-lteucr came to this country ,, lit-
tle more than n decade nga. To sup-
liort his family he went frmn house
I" Il0\IHe selling small wares. Then
he becnnie involved in a law suit.
liclore Judge Pierce, in n local court
GAL LIGHT
» \ .
Steuer successfully a-rglled his 0:"
case and recovered from a deputy B G'
rid who had rcplevincd some Of Ill”
goods. ~
.The court proceedings gave _Stvilff
an inspiration and he began t0 lvhfn
the English language uv "¢50,A"K-
words on sign boards. Working ‘DY
day and studying at night .SA-°‘"'-l`
laid the foundation for his profrfl
sional career, which started today.
A ,FAST 'GO A
MAN_ci-ins'i‘ien. N. H., Mayen 5-
Arrangsmcnts have been completed
'Ol' a match race, $500 a side, he-
twcan thc Franklin-owned paper,
Prince Glencoe, and Walter R. Cox's
Pacer Ernest, 2:05|_
L. E. Currie made tho match, leav-
. _,M
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N
ing it to Mr. Cox to name UW ll"-
'known to go against Puinca Glencoe.
-nog out Kfl.l>°!°9¢l 510911 IWW! 21|!
cord Driving Club. . -
Mr_\ (Jox named Ernest and the
money $1,000, was posted. The race
HOME RULE
BILL IS TO
LAY -OVER
I (('-iiiiniliiiii ~l’ress.)
LONDON, Mnr. 7-The Home Rule
bill will not he iiitroduced in the
I-louse of (Foiumons before Easter. -
Premier Asquitli today a-iiiioniicnil
the postpoiieiiwnt.
in Pinnis
HISIJHAIAHEIA
(Cnnniliiin Prcss.)`
CHICAGO, Mar. 7-The Uiiited
States })istrict Judge Geo. A. (,lur-
iienf-CF., asked today to take the
piicker's case from the jury to dis-
charge ten defendants accused of crim-
inal violi-itiou of the Sherman luw on
the ground that the government lnil-
ed to prove the offense described in
the indictment.
MAN WHO 'ATTACHED
ROTHSCIIILD INSANE
i.oN'noN, iviiii-elif r.--iviiiia_-ii 'rin-_
bitt, the iuiiu who tricii to iissussin-
:ite licopold dc ltotliscliilil, the fiiiu
ous banker, outside his offices yes
ierilay, is,llclieved_ to be iiisanc.-'l‘ih
bitt was nrraigneil today and i‘c
manded to Brixton prison, where his
sanity will be tested.
TOO MANY SUICIDES ~
SAYS MINISTEI
li(lS'l‘()N. Miir. 5-~"’l‘l|erv iirc too
runny aiiicidi-s in liostou," snid llrv_
ilr. iT.- P. Nichols of New \`ol'k fill'
in his noon :iil<li'\'s_~; today 'in SL.
l‘iiul’s Uiiiircli. lie went on: »
"I’ll tell you why tlierc m‘e ton
ninny siilcides iii Boi-itou, New York
nnil our liig cities. 'Foo few pcopli-
:ire holding ou i.o their iiuinhood oi
woniaiihood. 'l‘hcro :irc .fur ton
iunny pcoplc toilay who :irc lost to
their best. selves :ind nri-_ not able to
stand up against what iiiny be com
lug to tlicin.
“When nuytliiiig coiucis up in their
lives`, they go nil in pieces; they are
lost. As we grow older we grow
harder to be snvcd from ourselves.
"This is the reason why so many
are committing suicide in Boston-
they have lost themselves. They do
not know where they iirc, and thc,
lncst way for them to get buck."
COMMUNICATION A
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND WITH MAINLANI
. .
The Earl (ircy left Georgetown yes-
terday nt 7.00 :t.ui. for Picton with
46 passengers, 50 sacks ina_il, express
and 32 tous freight and docked in
Picton at 10.10 a.m. Slioiaa-vas this
morning :it 7 o'clock for George-
town witii passengers, iiinil, express
and freight.
The Minto left Picton yesterday nl
7.`00 a.m. lor Georgetown with 3|
passengers; 100 sacks_mail, expr-es'=
and 295 tons mixed freight, and
docked at 10.12 a.m. She will leave
this morning at 7.00 o'clock for
Picton with passengers. yesterday'r
outward mail. express and freight.
Six iceboats -left Cape Travers:
yesterday at 9.00 a. m. with a fevi
sacks western mail and A pas
senger and ;arrlved- at Cape Tormen
tina at 11.45 ii. m. They leave thir
morning on return to Capo Travers(
with passengers. i
Six iceboats left Cape Tormentinr
yesterday at 8.30 a. m. with no
passengers and no mail and ar
rived in Cape Traverse at 11.45 a.m.
They leave this morning on return tc
Cape Tormentiiie with passengers ani
some outward western mail.
A special train from Georgetown
bringing passengers, mall ami ex-
press from the Minto arrived in Char
lottctown Yesterday at '12.30_p.m. A
special left Cliarlottetown yesterday
at ,8.45 p.m. with passengers, mall
and express to cross today on the
Minto.
There was no special train to or
from Cape Traverse yesterday.
Yesterday thc Murray Harbor train
arrived in Charlottetown iit'10.l5 u
m,. forty minutes into: the Soiirls in
in n. m., on time; the 'Hguish at 11.
40 a. ni., ten minutes late: the Sum
mcrsidc at 5.50 p. m. thirty-live min
utr-_s lnte.' "
('l‘lic following. is repented owing
to n mix up yesterday) Wednesday
tlie,Murrny Harbor trnin arrived in
Charlottetown at 10.05 ii. m., thirty
minutes late: the Capo Traverse at
10.10 s. ni.. on time; the Souris at
12.00 p. m., one lionr and uve minu-
tes late; the Tignlsh at 1.05 p. m.,
fifteen minutes late rind the Summer-
sfdc _nt 5.55 p. m. forty minute!
late.
Arctic Brotherhood Wish
Her to Visit Dawson City
In Summer
(f‘:iuailian Press.)
IJAWSON, Mar. 7-(liinip Dawson
of the Arctic Ilrotlio|'liooil, voted to
invite Princess I’atriciu to visit Daw-
son (lity next suinnicr with thc Du-
chess of (Joniiriught to open the first
grand annual expositlion of the North
sliowlng \’ukou's agricultural, mine-
rnl, forest and fish wealth.
A formal invitation will bc for-
warded today through ll. A. 'i‘liomp-
svn, M. P., for Yukon with thc re-
quest to explain fully the ease with
which 'the journey can be miidr, every
foot on train or steuiiirr.
I nuuinus
nun nn
(Canadian Press.)
DANBURY, Conn., Mar. 7-(loop
Mead, the rozicliiniin of ltev. i"r:iuk
l’ui'tl`icl\l, iiiude u iii\|i‘iIiei'oi_1.~: iittiirk
yesterday upon tlui|il;ii\;;||I;i~|-s of the
clcrgyiiiau.
IHIS HEH PAYS
HEH IIWH AAHE
liIii|(‘l('i`<iN, Moss, Mzircli Li---ilii the
\\'it_y~ iii froiii \\"esi. Iii'liI_L{e\‘.:itci‘ todiiy
it trolley car piekod up it in-wililiii-nil
icii on the iciillcix "l'lie iiiotoiwiuiii
lftcd the fowl from its perilous pos
itiou und 'Het it on :L :uiiiil phil on
the lrou pliitforiii. '
“You owe the i'oiu|‘nuy b ri-ii1l_s,"
-mill f.lirr:o|iaIiu'1.o|‘ to i_lu~, |'o:ii.lli-i'e<l
pniai-icii_gui~ ' iii. the 1-uil of route,
The lieu cluckeil i_iilii'niiitively, bui
sul; still. Wlicu the cur got `\nn-,lt
to where the iznclfleiyliiiil 'got ou the
lciiiler, she flew oil' thu pull ilin~
ciosiiiu: ii fresh laid egg, A
An ordiiiary'frcsli Iniil egg is worth
5 ceiits, which would lizive piiid thi-
l|cii's lure only iii ouc,iIirertion.
When the i-gg \vii.~i broki-ii opoui ii,
was found she lliiil pzaiil liolli \\':i'_v::
with ii iloulili- yolk. _lt \\':iu ilu- in-ut
sho could ilu.
MONCTONS MAY
~ PL`AY FOR CUP
()'l"I‘AWi\ , llrlarcu 5-Moncton's
dates for Stiulley cup gnuies ure like-
lv to be »\‘ii.tur\liiy and Moiiilny or
.Vionday and Wednesday next, if thc
Niiiiilerers heat Ottiiwn tomorrow
/iight, but. if home and home games
irc necessaryi between these two
:cams to decide the ciiaiiipioiiship of
the N. ll. A., there may not he any
:itaiilcy cup games at ull.
lt is now -practically certain that
the challenge of the British Columbia.
professional hockey association for
the Stanley cup will hc deferi'e~il until
the commencement of next season.
William Foran, rltnnley cup trus-
tee, received yesterday it telegraiii
from ~ Secretary Small, of the coast
league, as follows:-"‘our champion-
ship may not he decided until March
18th, Winners could play iii east
viarcli -25th and 27th. Please ail-
vise if possible to play on those
dates.”
There has never liccii good ice in
Ottawa, Montreal or Quebec on the
dates suggested by the western lea-
gue, and on zthis account Mr. lf'oran
sent a reply to the effect that ice at
that late date would be impossible.
The latest move on the part of the
coast league means that there will
only be two series for the Stanley cup
WEATHER FORECAST Sic
(Special to The Guardian.) 1
TORONTO, Mar. 8-Northeasterly
wiiirls; cloudy with occasional fulls of
snow, or rain. -
,_______._____._
The temperature at three 0'cl0<‘-K
this morning by gthe “Rexnll Store"
Tested Thermomctor ,with a northern
exposure was thirty degrees above
zero and with n Southern exposure
thirty-one -above zero.
The lowest temperature’ recorded
yesterday was twenty-two degrees a-
iove zero nnil the highest was thirty-
four `a.bovs. The lowest recorded the
previous night was twelve nli0'/c- At
ninc a. in., yesterday it wus twenty-
two above nnd ,nt niiio p. In-. it WHS
thirty-one above. V
The length of toilny WUI Ill* "AWE"
hours nnd thirty-two lniuutru-
'l‘he tide will lic high this afternoon
at 1.43 and tomorrow afternoon at
2.12; it will he high tomorrow morn-
ing at 2.44 and Sunday morning at
-L36. .
The sun sets this nfternoon at 5.07
and touiurrow afternoon- 'nt R531 it
will risc tomorrow morning at 6.23
and Sunday morning at 6.21.
The moon sets -_this morning nf
'will take place on the Merrimnc
mvsrat Concord, March 11-
\
Mlnnrda llniment cures gargct in cows
8.55.
GERMANY
ON EVE OF
'A STRIKE
((‘:iiiiiiliun Press.)
lil'll'¢l.fN, Mar. 7-An outbreak of
n geiuuzil striki- in file Westplinlian
ri.-:il district; on Mar. ll is now re-
giirded as pructiriilly ci-i-taiii.
Learlr-,rs of the truile iuiions who uri-
liitter rivals of the socialist work-
mens’ orguiiizzitioiis continue to op-
pose tlie strike,
Advices received 'from the coal
fields indicate that they are losing
hold on their followers, the great
proportion _of whoiii. have made coin-
moii cairsi- with the other organiza-
tions if they decide to stop work.
IHEY IIHIIIIIIE
IIIIHNAIIGHI
iflaiiiniliiili Press.)
0'l"l‘AWA, Mar. 7-The special
Moral Reform Committee of the Oi.-
tawa presbytery is out with a
strong criticism of the Duke of Con-
naught. I
IIHIIISIIAN SIIIEIIEE
EHIIEII A llllli
NEW \'()Rl(, March 5-’1'lie jury in
the case of Willis Vernon Cole, a
Fliristiiin Science practitioner charg-
ed with practising medicine without
ii license was unnhleto agree on n
‘.'crilii:l_ today and 'was iliscliargeil.
'l‘bis uns cx|n~r-,terl to be L1 test.
ciire of the rlglii. of (‘liristiun Solen
tists to apply the , teiu-_ts of thi-ii'
faith to ilu-_ curing of discusc fox;
pay. ’l‘lu~ triiil was uiiirkcd hy api
ilu-il urguiiii-n_is between counsel ua
to Llir vnlidity of the iilirisian Hi-inn
f,isfs‘ belief.
.\‘nuiuel lltei'iiu‘yei‘, (‘ole’s cnuusiil,
\viio oi~l.,iieil`i'_l'iii'i:' his clii-ut w`i`1§" `ii`iily`
prnrtislnrt his cliurch's tenets when
lu- iivuli~<l_ oliercd to prove hy fifty
or uioio witiiessci-i the curing by
('lii-istiuii Huiiuwe treatment of cases
of iliiduis-ii igivrii up by pliysiciaus
hui. oliji-ulioii to the oilor was sus
lniiivd, llolc, luiwever, wus nlloivrd
io testify ihul he luul surcc.~sfull_v
1r\~iil¢-<1 il dog whose owner then he
ifmuo it i‘liri.»'l.in.ii Hrielitist. 'l`lu-r~-
will probably lie n. secoiiil triiil.
LEAP YEAR BABY BORN
~ IN KINGSTON PEN
l{il(`i.\"I’l»N, init., Mnrcli 5- Ou
’I‘liursiluy. l~`cbi'unry Zllltli, there wu.~4
born nt thc Kingston penitentiaty ii
leap yenr baliy girl. The inotlu-r,
Diana Desunten, sentenced to ten
years nt l\ioiitreal last summer for
cruelty to children, is doing nicely.
'[’hr iuothrr was soliteiieed on July
27th, |911, and entered the local ln-
stitution iii August. The baby,
whicli is of n\'ei‘lige weight und ii
healthy child, will he left with the
niotlier iill old enough to be soul’ tri
soiiii-_ Iioiue. 'I‘liii-i makes thc third
rlilhi that Iins beeii lioru behliid the
penitcntinry walls here. The local
institution, however, is perhaps thc
only prison on the continent that ran
boast. of R genuine leap year baby.
_ 
CONDENSED ADYERTISEllll:N|e
a"’_"°*...__**'*l“'.__. ,_ _ _..Z’”"’“_“) I_°'l"._.“"`.
__-_Q@Jets.!9L9le¢~'°°»tl°=m _
\\' .\`N'rsD`,`i`i' `iii`r1`fb`rT;EErKiT<Ei3é
work. Apply at 138 Hillsbor-
ough Y .'~it. N W dh “__ _Y_v_ i_3f-§d3ipil
‘.\'OTl(‘lC Master Ewen McDougall,
I ` llonsliaw, liot 30, has a livi-
mink for sale.____  3-lidlwpil.
"'>AN'I‘l~lD a girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. D. Stewart,
165. Kent Sta __r________v _*iii-_8d!li,
|4“0It SALE live raccoons, ten dol-
liirs ehrh. Wire order. T. l..
liorrowmnn & Solis, Wyoming, Ont.
3-8ilr2l_
\\"AN'I`l<lD A good strong boy to
' ussistniit in thc Wall-Paper
Dept. Apply nt once to Moore at
Mclicoil. _____3_-_§d3l.
'l4’OR SALE-Au upright piano in
_. first-class condition. Write F.,
Guardian, Charlottetown, for partl-
culars. A _ ii-4drt_f_
 RRIVED today, 100 cases of Nn
.' _ val oranges, 50 rases of Vale-
ncin oranges. Naval oranges ure
now sweet, sound and juicy, whole-
sale, Carvell Bros. _ V A3-8d3i.
lfllli SALE, ii lioiit six years old
suitable for lobster fishing,
lengtli of keel lil ft. 25 feet over
ull, lic-mu 7 it. 0 in with engine hed
Built, of the liest of pine. Price $25.00
Apply to J. ll. Beaton, Flat River,
P. id. l. . 3-8d6i.
\V.\N'rilin, for nie city or char-
lottetown, s lady of good ap-
penri\nc'e and character to represent
an established Maritime house. The
position in u permanent ons to the
right person. Apply giving refer-
ncea to "Reliable" Guardian Oiiirr
9 , .__
3-4dtf.
'Hope of Ending the Strike
Now Depends Upon
His lnterposit-
ion
(f`uun‘ili;iii l"r»-ss.)v
I l.(1N0(\N, iiliiii-li '/--'l‘iic uioriiinp
lpnpcrs print nu iippoiil io King
(ii\ol‘gr io bring llir ronl i~iiriI;i- lo nu
end.
I The Loudon ldxpress says, "Only
one uiau, it is 'now evident, can
bring lmmf~dinli~ peace in ilic roul
war, i'osciu- ilu- Hlziii- from trouble,
and that, iiiun in the King,
"The Minisi.ci's hiivri foiled, l‘tirlin»
incnt is inipotaiit and the iziistouuiry
channels of industrial filtration are
blocked, but Lin-_ King run save flu-
i-iituatiou.
It iniiy he obji-<~ii-<l lliui, us ilir-
King is ii rniisritiiflonnl Monnrrli, iii-
Imust accept tlirougii his roiisiitii
tional advisors, but that is not ii
valid objectioii in ii greiit uiitioiiul
crisis, I
"'I`lie King is the l"iif.licr of ilu-
people, and as such may, witliout
breach of constitutional usage, thr-
ough his advisors, offer himself as a
mediator."
llllllll lil AAAEIIIEA
Ill AAWIIINEE All.
BOSTON, lIl:ii'rli li-Allcgeil to liuvc
deserted their fainllics iii liussia and
to have elnpcrl 1/» Am_ci~irn, Morin
ii-luzuut mid ilziiiicl linsrcliin _ were
y_i~.r|‘:ii'.:ii<iI in ilir l~`il_v l'oliic ('ilui't
,iiuil tlu-ir crises pliir‘:nl o_o lilo iii
‘eriler iliiil they luiiy 'I 1-, di-porii-il iui~
iiieiliatrly to their liouie 4-ouutry,
where iiiorr si-riinir: rliiirgei-i \-.lil lir-
pi-rssril ,
'l‘Iie i~iiu|li» \\'|-ie |i<"ii;|il»or:: in illin-
siu, llw mnu linvluf: ii hifi- iiuii two
rliiiilri-ii owl ilw wouiun ii liusluuid
and om- child, in i-ouri, through nn
l|i'iei'|ii'\-i'ei‘,"'i'IN‘y'¢<iiiil thi-_v hurl roiiic
Io fliis (-ou|itr_\' ue: llil- risill. of :il-
luring nil\'i~i'iis.~iiu\nls i-xplnluliig how
i-iisy it win: to obiiuu ri-inuii(~i'uil\'c
work in the l.liu|-eiicn mills,
lii New York flu-y \\~ut_ llioii_i5n n.
iiiiii'riugc rf»i'l‘iu<»i\v mul Liu-ii |-i'oi~i-i_u
eil to I.il\\‘i'.\iirc, noi i'i'uli'/.iiijf tluil n
strike wiis lu ||io;-'ii~.~¢.~z_ ln |':;\\'r4-ure
l.lii\y ioiiuil inulij, I-o||ull'_v|iu'i| lioui
llie .-'uiiie louii in lliissiiiii l‘oliiiul
lroui ivlirnri- ilu-y ruiiiv, und were
thro\\‘n into iiiliniuto i-oiilnct with
these coi|iiti~_\'ii.r‘|\, who soon icrirued
of flic rloprnicut. l.:itcr they re-
turned fo l<lo.~'toii, und puiroluinu Mc-
flallcry of Liu* lliinoiri- strei-t _-iuiiion
ni'i~e-nieil him. .
SAT IN THE COLD T0 _ '
IIEAR MISS PANKIIURST
the tl(-ptlis of iheil' g|'eui. route unii
dred men and iroinrii lust night snl
in tlir frccvdiig uuliciiieil 1ilmospliei‘r~
while Miss .\‘ylvi~\ l':iukliursl, -‘lo <‘:ill_vl
rliurrful in ii .sliorl slr-1-viii :iu~l rollluif
neckeil :icuii ioili-tir, Iivld l`orlI\ on
nu-iuy pli:iscs of tlii-_ siillriipo i|ui‘s
tion and Un- nun-‘ii-ry of <'i\ili'.'.iitioii..
’l‘he spciikvi' ivus i-|illiu¢~i:i>:iii-lilly rc A
ceived by tlu- sliivcriug niniiciirc.
The niectiug llii-oiiglioiil was iiiiirlivil
hy strict order,
{a’i3 i¢a%‘ifhTEa”i¥v*i?’i’fa'l'n‘A’i§%é§_=
H.HlIHlISWIEAi -
it LEEISIAIUH-E
IS IIPEHEII
B_y Governor Wood in Presen-
ce of Large and Very Brill-
iant Gathering,
(:ipi-rinl io 'l'lu-, (iuiir<liuu.)i
l<`lliCill'~iIl'li"l‘(lN_ March 7-In Pre-
:\'<¢lu‘|‘ of oiii- of l‘Ii|- liiriqi-_-il, :ind D108!
lrilliunl i-niberiiigs ever assembled
for ::.rli :iii omni, Ilia Iioiior, Lletll.
ifo\i~r|ioi' .Io.~:iuIi Wooil, foriually OP-I
vneil tin- lilih scsi-lion of Legislative'
.»\ss~:i~|iil»ly of New Iirunswick, shortly
:iftcr f,l|i‘|~e o'rlork this afi,i-rnoon,
.‘\'e|ii'Ij,' iill flu- iui-rollers of tbl
llousv hull rirl'i\'i=<l iii tin: city, many
of tin;--ii :ici-oinpaiiied by their wives,
other friends und slippoiters.
WHAAAN IHLIEIJ
HEH IIIIEHII
l(`uiiiuliii|i I'ri-ss.)
. LYNN, Miles., Mar. 7-Mrs, Jessie
(‘liapman last night killed ber friend
Mrs. Florence ingalts, and appeared
before the police court today nnd was
lu-hi without bail,
'l`Iu» Iii-firing will bi- Murcli 16_l_
IH SIHAAP IIHIII I A
AEAIASI HAHMIIH
i"Jl.l,`llII3l£S,Miircli 5-(lf great
politic!-il interest in Ohio, is the Stl-
feiii-clit of Nutioiiill Urimmitteeman
lliii‘\'i-y li_ ilnrlwr tlini William C.
Iiryziu is ,going to i»al.\|uip illiio d¢‘ing
.\luil in <.|,hi»i»~iiiiiii to the presiden-
i,inl n~pii'uiioii:;' of ilovernor Judson
li:u'u\~u. i;:irbf~r`s i.~l.ni.cnient that
ilu- (1o\'|-riioi' is ii "ill-ml lille" politi-
rully i-nu.~;i-il llnriiiozi ui.:-n Lo smile
bi-oiiiliy and to declare that Gover-
nor is forluunii- iu the cliiiiue. of op-
}‘iilu‘llls_
HAIIIIEIJ EHAAA  
IHE KIIEHEH
i\`i'I‘.\ Yilliri, - l\l:il`i‘li 2--"'No man
.\i|\ iiooillii iioolls my '|i|;'ly_n -,)r|1,g13q
piiiu»:_ iiiul pots in llio -kitchen," said
Mugisti'iil.i~ \'oorhcr.'-: yesterday in the
New .Irrscy Avenue police court
Umlililyll, ns he piiroicd Utto Ambrii-
sim-, i,liirt_v-five yours old, Ease New
\"l`k- "'I`|l<‘ Iil\l'ur_v parlor or diniiig
rooui is' your domestic hnng-out,
ki':~|i ;l\\:\\' froui the kil_clicu."
.-\unbriist¢~i' was in court on a charge
of :insult iiiiide -by his wife, Mary.
Hlir ullegcs flint Inst Tuesday aight
Iii' liuui lirr, ulliliiig; “Ile has n mah-
iii for lioliiiig his iioso in i-.very pot
'|‘Ull0N’l`O, Illiiri-li 15--lliuldled iii uiul piiii lu- secs, li-liking for dirt
ulnl :roiisi "
A '» -
swatlied wiili l'uri-i, llvi- or six iiuu I “'l`liui.'u ri;/_|ii," inl_i~rrupteil Am-
lii-u_~:|i-i‘. 'l liuic lo think I am eat-
iui; from un--li-.iii kitvhcii iitcusils."
of Assoviritioii luill for iwo hours, Wlwrriiluui <li\risioil iviis reiiili-reil.
QUEEN ALtXllNDRA
IS NELL AGAIN
i.(iNlu>r-'. Mnrcli, 5-Queen Alexan-
iirii luis nuidr vxcellciit progress, arid
\\'ill lic about upniu iii ii day or two.
\\‘li\'lll<}iil\ll-lllld.
Miniiril's i.iuiuii-ut i‘uri\.~= liipI.t`crin_ i\li|i:ii'd`i-1 l.iiiinient Cures Distemper.
THE SEED FAIR
._..____./,__
Slii\1I\Il<llii~‘Illi~i, March 7- ~'l`lie
Seri] Fnir iu Siiiiiriil-i'.~:iili~. toiliiy was
very largely zilteiuieil. The triiliis
people while gr:-at numbers drove in
The fuir was formally opcncd at 12
p. in. by His Honor Lirut Gov. Rog-
tulntiug the people of l‘rlnce (‘ounty
on thc splendid nrruy of rxlilhits. He
was fol,low1-il by lfiiflicr iiruitlilcr who
gnvo ii short spcceli along the Bamc
lines. ,
Yesterday morning ii very liirirc
meeting was held in the l\'iarket Hull.
J. D. Mchlwen occiipied tlic chair.
Wnlter lieu addressed the meeting
on the ,Dairy mul Milk Proiliictioii in
ii very instructive iminncr.
Lu the afternoon ii nicetini; fwiis hi-ld
in the Market linll and Hou. Murd-
ock KcKlnnon occiipiedlthe chair, -J.
Artemis Clark, Superiiitendent of the
Experimental Farm nildressed the
meeting on i~loil Fertility. Professor
Ross nlso delivered a very instruct-
ive talk along the same lines.
from the west brought in about 300i
AT SUNIMERSIDE
(Special by Plioiic.) Milk null ('rc.'iui.
A Ilr. Mclivllnii also delivered a prad-
itiriil tiilk on household Hygiene
5 'l‘l\i~ public meeting of the Segd
lI"iiir wzis lielil iii the Market Hill.
liiiit night iinil wus ii decided suc-
cess. 'l`lic -llnlli was packed to ovat-
flowiiig, many having to stand. The
meeting opened nt eight dolor?
ers who gave ri short address congra- |F‘h*“`l’ U10 l`"‘-“Ade“I9- R°V~ P
Gniitliier in thc`chair.
He opriiril the meeting with a short
vilzoroiis speech ol eloquent and well
iclioscn remarks nt oncc called upon
yMuyor Morrison* ' who delivered Q.
short mid worthy speech, welcoming
thc people to the town and exprccl-
d iippreciotion of the [great auceclg
oi thc Seed Pair.
l‘remici~ Matlileson ,complimentid
the People ;oi Prince County on the
splendid showing of the different ex-
hibits in the Houseliold Science, Dc-
piirtment and held out Sstrong hope
for the early advancement of this
Province through improved transpor-
tation iacilitics and the early oppor-
tunity tliat will be given to advance
the oyster industr stating that till
I
In the Household Science Miss
entanglsments -of tHis important in-
pntnin-r ileilveren an ,,,d,\|-es, |,, _tmdiistry between the two (iovcrnmcnh
Union Labor llall on the Cnrc
oi ' (Continued on Page 8.)
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