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w°i?.‘i<’i¥i?~8<Ji¥niti’E’f>‘liEri“li.1 } cHARLo'r'rErowN_ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. 1909.
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OUSEVELT AMUSES INIEHEULNNIAI
They Find llim Self-Absorbed, Egotistical and Disposed to-Fwd Wllll lficlvde Butler,
Preach, Proud of Ancestry and Boastful of Victory 0ver
FRENCH Rrroizrciis Miiniil
pl-
Pottinger, Tiffin and Brady
and Begin Soon. -
Steel and Oil Kings-lie Found Them Easy- __
How He Prevented War. .,,<.......,-.....
PARIS, April 0-(Special)--The
French press is displaying great cu,-_
iosity about Roosevelt. 6I
French correspondents sent to Nap-'
les to chronicle their impressions oil
Roosevelt say the former President is
absorbed in himself.
His cabinelts are filled with his own
books and litcred with photos oi
himself amd members of his family.
Roosevelt talked principally about
‘HIIEHES IIEIISIIS
IHE BNIIISEIIS
Will Soak Legislation to Stop
So-called Sparring Exhibi-
tions ln the Clubs.
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NEW YORK, April 6 -i(Specia1)-I
Governor Hughes has taken up the-
question of prize fighting with thc,
idea ni bringing about 1egisiAtipn`
looking to the suppression of the ilu-I
tic encounters which many sofcalled-
athletic clubs have been holding n
this and other counties of the state.
The clubs hold prize fights dnder
the guise of sparring exhilbitions. '
PIIINEE UE WALES Ill
CHALLENGE lllll SUP?
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NEW YORK, Aprld 5-Ooniniodorc
Arthur Curtis James of the New York
Yacht Club and other we-ll known
ynchtsmen read with interest today a
himself and manifested “dlsposltio
Ito preach." \_
ranchman.
I Roosevelt is quoted as salying, “I
,have fought oil kings and steel em-
pcrors.
I "They tried to break my back 'out
my back is still intact.
The truth is uliey showed less resis-
AIEIHIIIIISI IAINISIEIIS
ASSIGNED Ill PIISIS
TORONTO, Out., April 5-Among
the transfers decided on last night
by the Transfer Committee of Metho-
dist Church were t/he followingz-
Rev. J. H. Kenny, Hamililyn- Con-
ference, Bay of Quinte; Rev. W. H.
Adams, Bay of Quinte to Toronto;
Rev. G. H. C. Ebbledick, Hamilton
to Montreal; Rev. C. T. Scott, Mont-
real to Hamilton; Rev. G. H. Wil-
liams, Montreal in Manitoba; Rev.
W. Sparling, Manitoba to Montreal;
Rev. R. W. Weddall, Nova Scotia to
New Brunswick; Rev. G. N. Young,
New Brunswick to Nova Scotia; Rev.
J. J. Dyrrent, Newfoundland to Nelw
Brunswick; Rev. Arch R. Wallace,
Newfoundland to Toronto; Rev. L.
Davidson, Hamilton to Montreal;
Rev. Nelson A. Hurlbet, Montreal to
Hamilton.
EIIIINEZ IINAI HANII
I IINEII PNESINEIIIIY-
U.\R'CAS, April 5-(via Willemsliad,
April 4.)-lt is reported that the new
presidents, J. Vincente Gomez, .may
turn over thc presidency tcniporarily
to J. A. Vcluutini, the second vice-
prcsident of the republic. it was to
Gomez that Presidciit Castro handed
over the reins of office when he_ left
for Europe on November 23rd last.
report cabled from London that in-
quiries had been made here on behalf i
oi the Prince of Wales as to now a,
challenge from him for the Americafs
cup would be received. None of those
seen, however, knew to whom: the re- 1
ported inquiry was made. I
“We certainly wish the prince would
challenge," said Commodore James..
"lt would be the greatest things for
yaehting that c¢,ul»l happen. You can
say positively that eveiv n-ember of
the Ndw York Yacht Club would fav-
or it_" _
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NEII. Il. N. PHAIEN
NAS PASSEII AWAN
,gg
NORTH SYDNEY, April 5--'Tim
death occurred at 3.15 o’clnck Firiduyl
morning of Rev. D. V. Phaien, editor;
or the Anti-gonish casket. aired 42
Years. The deceased was educated M1
Uttawa University, where he was or-
dained to the priesthood August 15
Less than u month later Gomez ovcr-
threw the existing government, ap-
He touched upon his knickerbockerI
-ancestry and his experiences ns a
ance have less energy than the feudal
lords oi ancient Europe."
I Continuing, Roosevelt referred to
,his pride in the presidency and the
flricreases in the American navy and
Iarmy.
I “By preparing for war," he said "I
=was able to curb the lmpetuosity of
Iyoung America agaivnst Japan.”
,SEVEN WHN I]IEIl
NIIILINI -IIEAIII
QUEBEC, April 6-(Special)--Jos
eph "Perrin aged 23 years was instan-
tly killed at Tadousac by falling
from a mast to the' deck of a schoon-
er. ‘ , . 1 l=l-'rl
This death completely extinguishes
a family of seven, all of whom met
with violent deaths within the last
four .years.
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NNI. HENIII BIIUNASSA
LONDON, April 5-The 'Times'
gives`a two-column articlls on Henri
Bourassa, prognosticating he will be
re to the imperial ideal, which aims
at tho maintenance of the historic
To those who intend to Journey to
pointed-a. new cabinet and himself 'nu-
cunie president. lt is believed thaft the
deposed president would remain a-
broad, but no\v that he is actually
on board a. steamer bound in the di-
rection of Venezuela, the greatest
spcculaialon prevails as to his real in-
tentions. lt ls hardly thought that
Castro will proceed beyond P-ort of
Spain, Trinidad, because there is a
certainty of imprisonmcnil should he
debark hero. _ - '
'FO HAVE DIRIGIBLE AIRSHIP.
LONDON, April '.»',- Great Britain
seems to bc waking up to the fact
that other nations are lf-.uving her
behind in the race for thc command
of the air. While members of the
Housn of Conimonu were drawing thc
attention of the Government to the
fact that Germany is building n down
airsh`ips and urging the Government
to tako up with the energy the con-
struction of ai British air flect, there
was being held, nt; _thc-same itmie, in
thc Mansion House, a meeting; on
,support of the same oblcct.
I _A_<l~mirnl Scott advocated n "Two-
l89z, For seven yen,-5 he was pnrish`Power" standard in airships as well
priest of Oanso, was professor of
English in si.. Francis xnvier Cul-
lege from 1899 to 1901, und c<ll*oo'r of
ol the Casket from 1900 to the time
Ui his death. Ho is survived by bin
futher, Edward Phalcn, aind one bro-
ther, R F FH Phnllcn, whois assist-
an Dreadnoughts, and mentioned in-
cidentally that the Navy had design-
ed ri new gun which at a distance of
six tliousnnd feet could be exccedinrv
ly destructive to nlrships.
--The following are the Summcrside
Www P" W" 4 5° ““‘l\l‘“Y l°°S° P” to be Owing t° its geog up ° I ine U-nifed Staten Am-r nn ex- srnniey 4~7uiwp<\` '
a very influential figure in Canadian, l
affairs, and particularly in thia_¢-ivolu-,
tion of the settlement of the status
of Canada within the Empire. The
‘Times’ editorially concludes' that - , 
French Canada will rally in the futu- _, '
guarantee of language, religion and by pure reason than Lord M I ,
i me ii on 'it f “°““HY~
'Ii ‘au `°"ii yv nfi “Ti ff.l§l’$`§°°s Sf °°"l“ ‘mt We" be f°“nf1- but in he
a e s - ‘ ' _
the Cruwik go e Us 0 S dalfl’ he refers to an after dinneri
talk about the feeling which Johnson,
N'rionE.s'riNo 1NFoRiviA'rIoN 00N-   °“'~”F,‘¢If lwunél tv'
~ 1 . V ~ .. ~ . ar rni or ` : d
I U”RNU"°' PHI” LAND U1' in tread in the inidriie niltoiiaviflg
EVANGELINE" ROUTE' stone, and he adds: ‘I certalinly have
` _ this very strongly.'
oston' New York, Jacksonville, M I 1 _ _ __ ,
Chicago, Seattle, San Francisco or lofueloir Slafl to ;'hc_°f‘udentP' Mmly onto of the ship. The airshlp will he
Inawhou City no nmtter where’ urcl Y 1 PQSIIPC 1 “PNY U ll*ilP*’“"Y nlin.tc_d this morning with gas and|
_ ' _ , , itl h l f I k, _
eminded that the Dominion Atlantic Zshénged (23 :;":"th;lt I"°havcI§"0‘:1e1‘;g the_militnry.engineers rcpa1red'th‘o in-,T The woiitlii-r was thirty five degrees
Railway and Steamship Lines, po- myself for many years , JUHQS I‘20€1V\:\l by the motors during 3 apgvc zero at half past two this
Ipulnrly known as the “Evangeline Charles Dickens refuséd to uc down fthe ftlrip yesterday. Troops _bivouack-` morning,
patch from Ottawa says the Board
of Management for the Intercolonial,
n “ance than I expectem advocated by the Minister Railways a
“The freudal barons of Modern fin- ‘WW Weeks 815°. Win be°0m° B- realli?-
I Arrangemenhs have been made for
the formation of the new board and
'tho announcement to Parliament be
made very shortly.
The personnel of the board has been
eclded upon.
It will consist of Deputy Minister
Butler, General Manager Pottinger
and Messrs Tlflln ofthe I. C. R. and
Brady of the G. T. R.
E  E' 'A M I If ' The future of the 1. c. n. is inu-
mately bound up ln the new expai-1.
ment.
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WHY IIASIHII
I]|Il NUI LANI]
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Pom' or SPAIN, 'I‘r.,-mind, April
6-(Specia.l)-At the uggent request of
the State Department at Washington
the British Government has decided
not to permit Castro to land at
Trinidad. '
He is on the steamer Guadeloupe
from France and the next stopping
plsoe is Basz Terre, Guadeloupe.
where Castro did not come ashore. '
»-_-_
A man more absolutely governed
In one of his Hibbcrt, lectures Max
‘ " hrou li i t _ _ d about the balloon a
llghlslldhgerarltlepdxgtwmdnt faiilitltg), oily;-1 Iunlfss ha neg was placed due norm HIGH Wh0 hufi Iuurchecil fihnlyétlldl bhhr?
pared to issue tickets to any ,pointlgglo siléfoic rn_fi5;'iI’;le noise; cg, 3?” racks without their overcouits, suffer- _ _ ' _
I .i the Continent, not an Exchange house ora hotel- .mtga C m 5;” if d considerable from the cold untill, Miu:\|'<l`.+l.|nimeiit(iuresGarlretiiicow
order merely which gives the passen- lmlwa S hand ’i;‘ his ‘Q Im wi” °HY1Y_ *-1118 mpfnihf-’ when tents and§
gcr trouble midway in the journey to Imakey sure Y “Wag” 0 cdding were brought out to them.
locate Ticket Agents who make the] M__ J ‘ti M1, th I , ld _N0 Camp M05 WCW Derulittud last
cxchange, but passengers get, a' tic- P _“'11 “S “I ° :F Y ‘ab to _ h,°w Dli-tht Uwiflg U0 the ‘l\1l1‘g¢'¥' Of igflilllmf-'.
kot as long as their arm, have theirl “me , ,grave y C eckeq her Stulung the hY‘l1'0Ff°“ in the l1HlI00ll-
sleeping accommodation arranged and i°°He°_ the Wrong “my “nd ‘"“"‘t°‘I The 7'“l’P@li“ HIV-*'l\il> BPD<“-'llfvii uvcr
will pe iiiinisnoi if they I-ink it with '*““* “ll” Slmllld tal” "_"°*h°" °“l’- Munich iwout lwlf-imiuv one Avril 2nd
neatly prepared itinerary of their  gcntlenianl of lortinsh sent Lord ,,m(1.mn,(|c ,L ,,,,¢CL.S,,.f,,| landing on tho
Roberts an old horseshoe when things pamdc m.0u,,,1s outside tha ciLy_ The
‘vel on’ what time “hey arrive and looked ill rn ‘elouth Africa. (yratefully pmint was greeted by the Prince Reg.
l eva." at the principal Citi,” “_ acknowledging it, thc_Geneial added ,mt of Bm,-aria and Several princes
monte' even when they an-ive and that bc woulld kccp this horseshoe -in and princesses Ufthc Toyai f&m.u,y_ A
`routc, even where they will had the ‘""ml“"“Y “lm-ll 0"” Pick"-‘l ‘UP UW ‘lay .vast crowd had assembled to witness
Dining Cars awaiting them, not only|] "“l¢°"0<l the Ufiiril-Ze FP00 Flaw Mid the descent. wliil‘-IJ WHS nlufle lightly
I his but their baggage will be check-,allother I f""“‘I at P‘"“"}l°lJ“Y£< the and easily.~ .
‘ i i-nt in u ii to destination It dev ">°‘°fs G°""“l Cf°“1" Sufmdcf- f or   °”'~~-   ~
”` "’ ”° g ` ' 1 in-i-1. GM-em. condensed Advertisements
‘iii a matter of record with ‘the‘Gener- led.-"Pail 0
i P De romene that 5,000 ~ ---~
uiile algtélttiltggtics p'l‘)i;1pared there havel _ (T99 Lf" 1°". .o1"f_‘2ffti°_1‘_f_T I
trip showing the lines they will tra.
been carried out to the minute, pas-   _ `[4‘.OUND,'on'Al{ent Stf, ,Q -gdm. léckét
,sengers reaching, their final destina- ' - _ and chain. Owner may have
tion precise-ly on the tick of the ' [same by applying- at this office and,
I  -paying for ad. 4-7d3i. |
MVC inf0fm-HUC” 50 Valuable 15° every' _ WVANTED, a young man to assist'
traveller has been the means ofl A .nt farm wnrk' by May lst Ap_
watch. Such care and willingness to
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MARINE SRRIKE . BUSY Sllllllt
I ON GREAT LAKES
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#Big Shipping Companies Want to Exact
an Oath of Employees That They Do'
Not Belong and Will Not Join
I Labor
Unions..
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Lovely Spring Weather and
Larger Area Than Ever
Will Be Planted.
WINNIPEG, April 6-(Speclal)--
I
DETROIT, April rf-(speein1~)»-'rue with any or the big companies has
Imarlne strike situation hourly grows done much to increase the feeling of
more menacing.
esentmcnt among the men. .
1. The developments of the past twen~ Two documents are submitted, the
_ty-four hours have been principally in I-st declaring that the signer he-
,the nature of assertions of loyalty
'on the palrt of mariners toward thei'
union affiliations.
I The nature of the oath which all
'classes oi employes are being requir-
--ngs to no union and the second
‘..it the signer renounces aill allegi-
ance to any and all labor unions and
will not join them as long als he lol-
lows sailing for a. living.
The niimuefr of men whom these re-
ed P9 take before the? CHD get a berth quirements wiill allect is 26,000. )
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ISYIINEY GETS
NAIL EIINTIIAST
VANCOUVER A ril 5-Assista 't
. P n
'Tram° Manager Dlllfylnple announced
Saturday that the Grand Trunk Paci-
ilc had awarded the Dominion Steel
°°mP8UY ai Cofntrict for rails for the
first hundred rn-iles east of Prince Rn-
pert. Sixteen thousand tons will be
sent round Carpe Horn. in August. The
contract for the second hundred miles
will probably be awarded in ai couple
i weeks. M.r. Dalrymple says their
according to the engineers, there is
nothing to prevent the railway being
lgiziplete from coast to coast by
EEPPEIIN IIN
iii ilu lull, Ill_IIll- “LII”
` lv HALIFAX April 5-G. W. C. Oland,
I
HIIIIJEII WINS
I ENE Illlli NASE
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I
'_ si-:A'rrI.i<:, April o-(special)-'rue
Candle Crcel: doc; race, promoted by
the Noino Kennel Club upon which
hundreds of thousands of dollars
were wagered, was won by Be/rger's
teams.
They finished first and second. Ber-
ger wins eleven thousand dollars in
gold and will hold for ai year the
handsome Sutter trophy hung up for
the All~Alaska sweepstakes. I
._--F-i.-rn-u I
Piisliiiilui '
DONGOLIFING, Germany, April 5- ‘the retiring manager of the Hwliiaxl
The Zeppelin airship that spent the
night in an open field.near this town,
after having been driven by a storm
estcrday from the neighborhood of
Ml1I1iCh. re-ascended a_t a quarter past
lcven and started on its return jour-
ney to the Bavarian Ca ital. There 's between the retiring manager and the I
- P i
a_ moderate wind blowing. Ori ariisinir,
he airship mauocuvred in a most sa-
sscmblcd to witness the depairture. _
A "umm" of ““°°"‘°""°'“‘ “"4 " de' !1\iin\f,i'. Lininnni cures i>i.~temper.
achincnt of cavalry are following the .
bringing to their office at Kentvillei --" ,p1y¢,,G_ A_ yieterg, Lowe, Mont/ag,,e_
Gil!!!/\LTl"lR April 5-The steam-
dozens of inquiries for fogeign rates* H I . ith Th d R0 Be | _,__-,,h.lw_
I _ i' . - f ' ev ore 0  -»---  --,~ ---f------
I  al'lro¥:,§t`liso(fftlNEsct)llr1JIrl111IihnY from  nndntlltlrhiehilicrs of his DBTW 011 H CUBE To IMT’ "gm moms' Well
silfnil ioeni rnii- iinn of iso miles n hoard came into oihrniter rridw . - ”“““”°“' 1*- P- T”"t"“-
' - - _, , . ,,___. , t 0 fthe impm-1,. An aide ‘de camp of General Sir! _ _, _m_{¢f?_#§ig<i._
mt clark of the hong” of Mwmmy' Imaktit e;.)r1l§Lb'15 h€§"`;x7c pctllflilxzh ¢,1,;r)tcé ad`l;.yem;l§rillr'igl? 0 lllrliiso is llttlg Frederick Forestler-Walker, Governor ,XV-ANTED, assistant cheesemaker
in clllpk .L F0) .Drk 8 M uc short of marvelous ygl-, ii; had of (lfibralter, went' out to the Ham-I for Stanley Bridge factory.
'hc' ‘”° U” S " ”' D ’ ' r im, 1 bury to welcome the former i*res_d€l\t Good wages. Apply A. E. Murphy
\||°8ffl`BLil\iU1¢l\i'- GUNS DlPl1m“"l_ ' situation. Even now with the existing ‘- _ ' M, R eu - _ __  _ L
    ivince, pwrésengeys can r;iHlil‘°r:;lt§°2g of the port and was brouiiht aehore_`
if not be ter me' by tus d me The party proceeded at once tin the
’ Host” than by any 0 er' gn th 'residence ofthe American consul.
‘PNB com are mvombly Wu ° er The General had invited Mr. Roose-
tou $8- , . 1 f reetings r oonzv
._  A .- ,_.;:_;;=-»_-_»_._- if-_if connection afforded its ‘trains leav- ° 'Blige 0 I5 ~ » \\fANTED, a bright tenement with
 """°` ` T ur and the Train and Steam- “’*`“‘"l"l< “ 'rock “SPE 'md a Suk mtl I about tive rooins. Apply 'mo 40
Img E "' . ti in no .t i
ship Schedules linking up this Pro §`:?;ead3xT1°‘;;';ht'g`li Jyzha Eailgig  _ 4.7(\1w9,\
I A I --   ‘hlrag  I 'I I P and water routes; for
,combined rall
-although th-is ls is a combined route
. , » I - u i it ii rom ti 1
ls Q. qugwn mat; was placed :info rc an interested person a little while glgegiatére egomiiniola §A€mnucl>‘flJ;'. 2;.
‘l°-"H " time answer. 'rug dar isa “HY 0' °l’P°°°““‘”" '°" °"°"°“° shortest warn- more en unseen or
interhftf 'i -the Prince Edward Isl and l{osDi*»°I- 0“.T“E DB5' u hw* Of ,Bn such ,_outas_ Luv,” G,°,.s,_
Ta s, and cash boxes also, will oiler
Y° ec it a ed with bundles of B I f p~,-mn L M.
youuzscgmg, to my 1,-om th“m_ You yourself, make the price, place tho ay ;;>tw£1erons'I;i:)els;l;1yy;dorh0m Timo lima
m°‘"l\f whtbhir n dime or n dollar or H hU“d"°`df d°unm' in the sellers cash landed at Boston Thursday or Surf-
( box. Do not ask for change. And remember, wear- the Tags you purch ,day mmninm
see. ,Wegrm the Tags is an evidence that you have contributed, and on , In order to take cue of its rapidly
'l‘ag_d\y 1511 be U16 m0St llvnorable ol distinctions. Now please on Tag increasing Prince Edward wand Tr”
Dev. resolve theyr.-.-ns inur. who nerr you '1‘ags. with the Home kindly me ,he Company has ,,,,,,,,,,,_,,,d w_ K
spirit thatfth , have shown in offering tu do the work, you will do a Rogers C0 man their pusmgor ,_e_
' dm! “mt il 3011 W0\`i\1 Wl1fi‘l¢- “ml th” H‘”`l’“'“I “Im PWM' Ipresentntlves at Charlottetown. The
Remember Tag Day I----~- --
   cirIcAoo, Assn e-<specinii- Tom ',, ,,,.,,`,,,,,. ,,,,,,,\,,_\ ___m____”'_,_____, _
_ y Owing to the civic elections in Chic, &;2lInsl|‘\°(:v\,,yL_,.:in H' P y
'4-°7dl1 gn there are no market quotations
~ today. _,__ .- A..
Guardian feels certain that the
management has displayed hirther
the seliedilon of till Inn.
(`-HIC-AGO MARKETS.
NTO April 1-( Special)-
velt to luncheon, but the latter was
not able to accept the invitation on
account of.the very short stay here
of the Hamburg. Mr. Roosevelt re-
fused to be photographed and he de-
clined every request for an interview.
The weather is bright and warm
and Mr. Roosevelt appears to be in
the best of hnlth and spirits.
lt is said `today that the Roosevelt
party does not intend to go ashore
‘nt Naples; that they will merely
ltransfer themselves and their baggage
from the Hamburg to the' Steamer
Admiral. `
I ' “ '
‘ card ‘s Ln i-neil Curesu ids etc.
 l
SHOWERS.
N. .
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I
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Talking to the Polo!
Our Clnnbihd Wan! All- ll!
'mm aqua to tht pain! at lowe-
lf you want semnmnf :av 
' M' "°" Mn.” 'Mints time `
Intolllllnt render liken mom,"-
¢ pu-sign:-nom-Chl" -‘
:all and that le one noun wh!
onionoml Ylunt Ado. an ll IIN-
auoilve of the hott klni of ‘
,,,,,|¢,_ u wnnnoniousvx Of 'QI'
“www aarrnai v# -
ff f' ‘\
Brcwe-ries Company, was presented on
Thursday afternoon with a handsome'
pipe,anil cigar case and an address
by thc' st/ati of the Turtle Grove BI‘e'W- |
ery. The address referred in apprecia-
tive terms to the friendly relationsl
employees, and expressed regret thgtl
.\lr. (lliinrl wins finally scrvesing his
‘tlsfactory mnnncr and' hciidcd in' the connection with uhc Dartmouth insti-I
direction of Munich almid the cheers tation.-(Mr. Uland is well known in
of thousands of spectators who had this Province.)
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Throughout the west seeding opera.-
tions have begun and will be general
this week if the lovely spring weather
continues.
From Portage la Prairie went farm.
ere are all busy and a much larger
urea than was seeded in 1908 is
assured.
Just what the actual crop area may
he is problematicail but it will not
be under seven million acres In wheat
an increase of three quarters of a.
miiliton acres over lant year.
THE NINIIAIIE
IINIIIIIIIII INIAL
Police Know Guilty Party But
Can’t Prove It. More
Local Option-
HAMILTON, April e-(speeiA1)-
Detective Miller who has charge of
Kinradc case when asked if there is
anything new, said the authorities
are practically convince-.l thnt they
know who murdered Ethel Kinrnde,
but had not succeeded- yet in getting
evidence in prove it.
The Ontario branch of the Domin-
ion Temperance Alliance is already
preparing for local option oo-nmgtg
next January.
By-laws will be submitted in over
one hundred places, among them
Brantford, Peterborough, Collingv
wood, Cobourg, Port Hope, Plewu,
Brampton, Burlington, Meaford, Osh-
awa and Ffmbro.
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NIW YNIIN WUMAN
IIEAII Al Ill
NEW YORK. April 5-The death of
Mrs. Fannie Friedman., at the age of
112 years, wan reported to the board
of health today. The woman, who was
born on January 3, 1797, died at the
hloins of her daughter in, Harlem, gf.
ter two dBYS' illness. It was her
boast that uhe never hadp doctor in
her life and one was not called* in un-
til F‘rll.l_ny. Five cbiliren, fifty-four
grandchildren and eighteen great
grandchildren survive her.
DELIGHTFUL TOURS
BY
AUTO-MOBILE
The Guardian s Happy Par
' ’ ty Will Be Photographed
ile Seated in Their Sight Seeing Car_
.ii i I-is 1.17.'/.Iii Brndnibnne.
Q gi-n's County, one of the promin-
cntucontestnnts in The Gu-ardlan's
race by the popular YUUDZ ladies' Em'
the .Img Frm. Trip" to New York
City and return.
In addition to the sights simmer-
Mui in y¢ste'rilny's issue thcra will
Rm, he seen ,wi ll-~ lower New York
,Ti-ip by autoniobilo the Statute of
Liberty 300 feet high presented- by the
people of France, Dr. l‘arkhnrst's
church, the statiie of Franklin, the
N. \'. Produce Exchange, sito of P.
T. Bni‘n\irn’s Museum, New York His-
torical Society huilding,,sitc of thc
ff;-gi; Miitfnpolityn Opera House, the
terminal nf all the Elevated rail-
roads, the old Custom House built lil
1626, the "Flat Iron" building, offices
ol J. Pierpont Morgan, the million
dollar Stock Exchange the largest in
th” W°"1d| the italian and Hebrew
quarters, N. Y. Chamber of Commerce
Salvation -Army I-iouel, site of first
-l”W1Sl\ Synagogue. building when
President Grant and his Cabinet held
a session, Old Bowery Theatre, SL..
tue of Lafayette, oldest Savings bank
in_ New York, the former Pottgfg
Fleld. standard- on co. building,
Trinity Church, Union Square in
which are statues of Washington and
Lincoln and a. life size figure of .Bar-
tholdi, Academy of Music, statue of
the laite Dutch Governor of New
Amsterdam, Brooklyn Suspension
Bridge costing $21,000,000. WB”
Street which took its name from A
wall along its north sldo, removed
200 years ago. In Wall Street is the
site of the Federal building Wh¢N»
in 1789, Washington was made first
President of the,U. S.
I There will also he seen the Jewish
cemetery consecrated in 1658, where
Adelinn Patti made her debut in 1858,
hrst white marble front building in
New York, site where Wediingtcn
rested his army, Cotton Exchange. -
‘Toombs Prison which is the lite ol
the Revolutionary glbbet and when
prisoners awamting trial are kept or
sent to state prison. N. Y. Dieting
House. N. Y. Post (lilies, DIIAIMIQ
where was organised the first Gila-
ber ol Commerce.. site of llsfdiantc’
Exchange, building where Wllhhlfbl
bade farewell to his offlccrl. IRWIN.
former home of Samuel J. Tildtu.
burial place of Gen. Montgomery,
former home ol Cyrus W. Field,
Street No. 1. Marble Cemetery (old-
est Christian Cemetery in N. Y.')',
oldest state in New York; Theatre
where performed the elder Booth,B¢l\-
rv.-tt. and where Charlotte Cuehnnn
mode her debut; some of the Btokol
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