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.WAS BORN IN IREIAND1
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A Sketch of His Career-1
= C. P. R Man Goes to the
I. C. R.
aw has-\:»< s>_u1sI1-e_i=-1>-
Tososro, Jan.l'1'.-[Speciul].-Hon. Sir
Prank Smith dead today.
He was born in Armagh, Ireland, in
1822 and came to Canada with his father
in 1932, settling near Toronto.
He acquired wealth in the milling and
distillery business, was prominently
connected with many railway. telegraph,
industrial, insurance and other enter-
prises.
He was Mayor of London, Ont. in ISG6 '
and was appointed to the Senate in
1571.
He was a member of various Conser~
vatives ministries for about 20 years,
mostly without portfolio, but was fora
time Minister of Public Works under Sir
John Abhotts Premiership. He was
probably the richest man in the Senate.
I_\' t`H.\R(iE Ol" ROLLING STOCK.
Mo_\"ri»:n_\r., Jan. 17.-(Special).-Roger
Atkinson, General Superintendent of C.
P. R. rolling: stock, has received a similar
position on the Intercolonial.
e_____¢.____ want more information re the discovered
.. L. ~.. _ -~ ¢ ¢ » ° - - - 'k
T _da S Probabihtleg shortage in the accountant the lateCle1
O Y, in the \Vater \\'orles Ofhce before vo tm
f" _ _ _ for or against the present \\'ater Com-
'1`ono.\'1'o,.ln.n. ll.-(Special)-Becoming 1 miS5i0uerS_
cold again with nortlivvest winds.
THE statement of the \Yinsloe Cheese
nd Butter station for the season 1899-1900
hasjust been issued. The factory manu-
factured butter from December to May
nd cheese from May lltb to November
~-rd. During winter the potrons furnished
150,560 lbs milk and during summer 1,212,-
Zilllbs. Tbeamount of butter manufac-
tured was (9.9 lbs; and it realized an
average price of 105 oonto por lb. The
amount ot oheeoo manufactured was
112,702 lbsennd average price was 10 cents
per lb. The avenge price paid for
milk during the summer season was 86
cents per lil) lbs. Following is a list of
patrons who deserve special ment/ion for
the largo qlnltitfiee of milk furnished
and the amount furnished by each. Chas.
Bryenton, 29,837, lbs; Jos. Wise, 29,418 lbs;
Goo. Rodd, 28,0i8 lbs; Wm. Nunn, 26,123
lbs; Hubert McCallum, 25,w2 lbs; Chas.
Stewart, 25,649 lbs; Henry Abbott, 2,873;
Geo. Abbott, 21,834. lbs; Blair MacMillan,
21,251; Mrs. Amanda Taper, 12,277 lbs;
J no. Boundy,W,032 lbs.
Boys
who work outside, want
good strong boots that
will wear well, and keep
their feet warm. and dry.
After years of experience
in manufacturing solid
leather boots and shoes
we are satisfied that we
'fliawe the best. line of
A Murderer Gives a Solemn
Provincial
decided favo
establish a s
horticulture, t
A szrnnnnrersn
_ Ri£orsA,Jau.
speech advising the people to live bette
lives than he had, telline them that li
was so short it was not worth vvbil
PREMIER
of Agriculture
Warning From the
Scaffold.
L_ §c£_§Qgt_. Vol* V..s._g‘3_reVUL1‘t'Rr-1.
Jan. 17. -(Special.)-The
Premiers this morning
rably cn the scheme to
chool of agriculture and
HALIFAX.
provinces collectively. _
The question
deferred for further consideration.
n.\.\'ci:n.
On the scaffold Morrison made a
being sinful.
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The Water Commissioners
SHI.-lj-`i‘on'i a ta.\'payers standpoint
As I understand the matter when th
shortage was discovered, the Commis I
Sioner,called in the Auditors who balanced i
the booksup to date; the shortage as founc ‘
by the Auditors was paid in cash, a receip
in full given to the then Clerk, after whic
his resignation was asked for and received.
A short time afterwards more shortage
were found and discoveries made fro
time to time until the amount 'reach
a further sumo! $3000. Fortunately th
City held bonds for this amount. V
Nm' Sir’ "sim" the c°mmis8i°n°" ofthe first year`s waseminently success-A
nor the taxpayers know how much more ~ » - .-
has been taken. No thorough outsid
audit of the books has been made. Th
Commissioners take the Vground that
further investi tion would be useless. _ _ _
asno more moggy can be recovered, but     
the taxpayers want to know how muc '
has been taken and who is responsible
for it? Matters seem to have been run-`      Pa    
merchant iii-ni`s account shows deb
MEETING
in Favor School _
POR ‘THREE PRUVINCES  
o be maintained by their
of a technical school was
17. -(Special. )-Morrison, V
who murdered an entire family at .  “I - _ if 1 bert’s Bay and it is feared she may be a
ws as total wreck. l
  “THE ANNUAL MEETING
I-IE MADE A \\'AR_\'I.\'G nPF.Ei'H. V `MN`Vv`AMVV» V VVVm~wVA`v`A;vV _ _ `WWv“`V`MNvw VV Creié;‘ton,0f L°n_don _.;asp¢;uri;d tn St. !
r 1 , _ Paul`s. ` V
* Oi Zion Church Held Last _ Night--The Year’s I He is we on Bm who om 1» _
fel
B
:ll atotal membership of 304. During the
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I 'l`l1eAnm1;il C-1:12311-ggaiionnl Meeting of
I lZion (`/hur'1;l‘. wiis licl-_i last night. The
‘attendance \\':is large and much interest
was manifested in the years work.
g Mr. S. A. McDonald was clectcd` chair-
. man and Mr. E.S. McPhail was_appo1nted`
secretary. _ VV _ _ . `
e The meeting was opened with prayer
by the pastor, Rev. D. B. McLemI, after-
wards the reports of t.he _diil’é'r`e`n_f;`_`sogie-
tit s were presented which sliowel _an ex-_
cellent wear s worn iii every department
I _ , _V _V
U . “ . . . `
h During the year, 21 were admitted toV
full comman'on, 13 by protession of faith
and 14 by certificates, eight were removed
S .
by death and seven bycertiflcates makin!
year there were 18 baptrsms. -Early in the
e eeasonallissionory Association was formed
iwith the pastor as president. The result
ful, the conzregatien giving $73.9 against
° enes4s51mye.r.-
C .
argeoihis morn ng ` num nn in sarnr Parris. |
“ V ` Lo\DoN Jan 17 (S cial )-Bishop
, Work Very Encouraging- The Amount ""'-' 
1 Subscribed for Missions.  
The election of trustees was then pro-
ceeded with and resulted as follows:
D. Sc‘nU1isi`aN, CIi.f\mi»r.1..\'.
_ S. A. MoDox.~.Ln, Sncnnranr.
'Atfiznazr Mtrrcrr. 'e *
E. S. li'IcPrr.>.1r..
Criss. Ross.
D. McKr.\'.\'oN.
R. R. \V.~.'rr;n1r_\,:`\’.
General appreciation was expressed
with the work of Mr. F. J. Stanley as
choice instructor and an extra $50 was
added to his salary.” `
After some discussion the congregation
.approved of the adoption of individual
communion cups. ~ r
During the last two month's__tbcre has
been sdeen religious move__rnont~ among
the young people and several have
been converted, some of whom have
l already made a _profession of fnith"`and
1 have connected themselves with the
` church. ‘ _ '
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a _ .._.
h - _ _ 5,22!
ning very loosely in this office. 01;; VV V     V
for six year;-1, one Livery stable __ _
account shows a debit for thre
years,and hundreds of ether arciunl
cre in arrears. If the Commissioners Collection by envelope . . _ .
 $
were doing their duty would these arrears Collections, louse _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ '
cur? The otlice hours of this depar
places.
1901
 LOUD' BO()tS, I I F°r°th°AP._’°k°*’. .W-.F.eM.s°ciety .................... ._ 40 so ci 47 _
'  D.   r the Uffloe
;   B00t_S’ F0 h V H 7 A lladio Famine -Fund . _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
,_  ` 3-100 _ V
 ‘ ° i . ~ Junior C. E. . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . .
_. 5
   For It   ` Y. P. S. C. E.  . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . .
.. 115;? _ I1 T2
gm V   ` ._ - I  S-sdnesson Missionary Association . . . . . . .
 D 496 35
EV V _ __ _ 2:? ,,__;_ l . V _________ _______
 _ _ _ __  -  __ = Toms ........ __ $192 oo :soon or
 `~ I in the citfv at the ‘l'ow`e'si` H0105- _ GUBREXT Aoooirzzr.
’ " ` assirrs. __ _ .1
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lt appears to the writer that he has ‘ Loan gi, 5 per cent, U..p1_"Gi|1;s
been paying for years fi special vw acer ta
e I gn' _ d __ th ` _tf ‘Jr P.i1rMrf:.\'_'rs._
~ ‘ ‘ nota a require 1 e receip s an _ _V
J .earnings of the Water Works had been   1;iu]:aM°I‘°°d"" $
' properly looked after. ’ ° Y ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
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Taxrarrzn.
- 
_I 1 11Ecr;1P'rs. 
¢
t- P. E. Island Hospital _ . . . . . . . . .
._
fy .Q 1 oc _
N  ment are from 9a. m. to 3 p. m. Comm- Pefund from Century Fund
,ir  issioners whose time is or should be taken pulpit supply . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
id  _f up elsewhere during these hours can Y. P. S. C. E., balance on chairs
hardly be expected to do full duty in two Uollecrion fm- new wi|f10w_.~_ _ _ _
Sale of gas pipe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ _
Oryzanint, Miss Fraser. . . . . . .
_. _
Choir Instructors . . _ . _ _ _ . . _ _
__
Janitor,  Mackenzie.. . . . . . . _
.. _
Janitor, organ, M-rs. Gnrrick _ _ . I
- Treasurer_Mrs.Sutherland _ . . .
._
Gratuity, Mrs. Sutherland... ..
=HnS7.ard & H0011, Report, ‘
1(1)
LlC"b` , To Merchants Bank ~_ _'V-
-.    .- ~- 4 » .. ._ 2_  _»‘._  ,'-.-' _= .  .»_¢_.  ~; .._-  _ __ s
.» ~i ,_ i Q ‘_ . .$4 ,_ .  dh. __ _(31,, _. 4%  QV  __ .__ _K
_élffi P I Q ‘I -_ l I I 1 ` ‘V . `s_V'V1`0 B8.I21lIl'li8..V. _ . _ _ . . .I -.  .......................... .-
 » _ _  , '   'I _ I_*€.:ii¢§11i§____fgiit;ii;_;i1;1;;1i;1ii1
 ~ » _ ._ By Sundry Bills _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
fr 1 . Sunrvside. 
2199 51
367 50
24 oo
17 93
9 25
Z 3)) Shovel, Sec., S. Vi~’.~ Crabbef.. _ __ ' e
200 00
iioo oo'
11 in
no oo
99 61
‘ 1oz 52
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00
l(X)(X) `_
Hymnals. Gtc _ . . . . . . . . . . .
._ 55 (5 ' '
C. MacGregor, dun 1899 . . . . _ . _ .
_ . 233 48 ' _
C. MM.-Gregor, repairs . . . . . . . .
_ _ w 87  Treasurer.
` _ ‘ FINANCIAL SUMMARY  _ _ -
, ‘mx run r:.\~nnn31s‘r nncmmas, 1900. _ _ _ . _ _
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Q V VV LV  VIVIMJ_I_T_£_V_V___V__ _________________ __ V
y. wson “ - “  . . . . . .
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._
_ 3896
17.41)
20!!!
7643
6'C0
1200
540
161
275
Furnace repairs, W. Stevenson
Euniug orgifn, W. Viunicombe
Painting porch, A. Howatt. _ .1 _ .
Coal, A. Down.: _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . .
..
Waterrates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._
Drip stones and rleaninggrounds
Lamps, Dodd 81. Rogers . . . . . .
..
Grape J uice,.I ohnson 85 Johnson
Eieetric Light. 4 quarters.  . ._ 58 00
Sabbath _School . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 103 57
P. E. I. Hospital . . , . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 24 09
Interest on $00i_l,_J.D.Law_son. . .  _ _ 30 00
Small bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .
._ 8 11
Balance on bend, Merchants -.
Bank . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . _ . . . .
_ _ 40 16
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neon
- Mrssrs Scrnnntsxn,
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Trustees Account D” 31° 99 g' De°"$3}f)j”
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 Benevolent _So¢iet~y..........., ...... .. A $ 11 10 95 00 _
1 tune society ________________________ ._ 31 is ' roses 1
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7700
3392
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40385 .
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Bishop Creighton’s Remainslinflictmg Henry Lg .V 9
Rest in St Paul’s Church. I  1 
A Loxndx, Jan. 17.-(Special.)-Lord LONDON' _hm “_ Glu." Pi
VV VRoseberry in a. speech discussing tbr Kiwhgna. ~mpu° `  ‘
trade competition of America and Ger- I three thwuund noe" n cl "I I
many, declared the outlook dark and 'ORE Lwnm BY ml mtl' `
gloomy and said British commercial men °
u' dt be train d and ed cated scieu Am °‘3"mB°°"l°°“‘ "“ *i
_ req ire 0 e u ~. hz: - - V
1 _I tiilcally from top to bottom. M A °°° but 'nn “dv” °*‘
Gen. C lvillo ongonodtho Iles i'
nearly three hun dred years
conniui
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Guardian Correspondents
George Street.
it L. O. B. A.-_Regular meeting, Lady
_Wallace Lodge, No. 21, to-night. `
Cnora ot the Eirst llothodiot Church
will kindly moot for rohoorsol ot tho
studio ot 8 p. m. this evening. _
I ` The Waragraph Concert Company wal His!
greeted with n small audience loot night.
'The matinee received a large attendance. _
_ Tim case of McPherson vs. Hclleod,
action .for trespass. is still before the
Court.. The defense will be commenced.
Charlottetown Hospital. Hrs. (Dr). Gow
roy, Mrs. (Dr). Jenkins,  (Dr). Kelly
and Miss Caven were the cbnpemnes.
Lasr winter ioe barvesters experienced
_considerable difficulty in getting the
quality oi ice required. The present has
been an excellent wintertor the business,
good ice has made quickly and n number
` have finished securing their supply V for
' this season.
Tun friends ot Mrs.Nathan McMillan.
of Covehoad, will be g‘ad to hear that
'she is recovering from the painful
accident which she met with in Dooom- _
ber last by falling' at the door of home,
breaking three of her ribs and seriously
injuring her liver and kidneys.-Con.
A Hocus! Hatch of considerable im
porcance wospland between the Prince
Edwards and Bowery Hockey tonne on
Wednesday, which resulted in favor of
ithe Bowery Boys byn oooro of 4~2. The
winners aremnch - encouraged hy their
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I Diptheria has developed on Upper Groot B081'
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Hun me night for one tenant of me ‘°
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