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cHlliiLo'rfrr:'rowN, PRINCE Enwarln ISLAND, canana, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, rgne.
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As `i"" lion or li
*EAST
Tokio Correspondent Draws 3 Disturbing  LM
ture of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance Which ‘ '
l‘Ie Alleges May
uw iliiisdlillilt .thief :rr
Jrvanehw and eseli other and
some time the much talked of Anglo-‘ ihaila east th
.iapauli llllllu Kylnlp in m"hour.| Britailn anvluas aihtepnrnlegntzi ojgmb ‘bu
This dilllcultyls perhaps due to the hot- In mn
thatlhglloi divan ia thlirdtqwr to
1:- .~-L-r r ;a 5 ..'
AND WEST?
i
' v.
Shortly Snap.
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Bamiltons reminiscences of the
Sir-Ian Hamilton went to the war in A
know no bounds. iz"
Mill lillll|lH I3. lllllili llllllll lliW Sllllllll
of Business.
meeting ol the Ex°°“"l'° °l u’° Iaal IAJXDDI. #arch 2-(Special)-Under' the _ K A. \\'oolberg, contractor of Montreal,
ec
::_|u::“é°v;;.d:`g:_1;sbt"°v°"l“8|“m° narneot Duke of Inncnster King Edward l° "hm" "“ ‘""“"'l'd fn* °°im`*°l fi"
number or mngu-, Wu, dhcuud' left this eyeulng for two mouths holidays! ‘M “uno” °f nm new “'“°“ hm"
ut which no information could be in Pariaanidlilarritl. bnndmsin tml cu, nmwed 0'" ,meh
r dayiu th¢S. S. Stanley to Georgetown
il3lSllll|Fll Ill _illil illwillll lliillllllllllllll
'ern F mnce lncog Town
publishing hr, swf Om sc K"°"°“¢i“i1\iBlih ~ ' _.__ _ d ‘ , t in h H “L H
lr which is an o n orcietiz mp n"“d°°H°d h°""°' 'hu "‘°1‘°°'x’ '  iihnxweiiuizodaitss Victbrliial spec e "1
ni iinnrem be cniiui rn- win Trio Two Months iieii-‘ wiii be commenced-at one Will iii*/¢Si'5°i¢ C@"°<ii=
gather for the Despatch iiiivs iii Paris and South- ' The Contractor is Now in
ies Doing Business in
ine Witness Under
THE INSURANCE
COMMISSIONERS
n and Outside Compan
Canada May Exam
Oath and Employ
s-Valuable Acadian Records
0'r'raw/i March -(bpeqlal)-Dr i Commission to investigate the operations
Doughty Dominion Archivist has return l ol the chartered Canadian life companies,
from luiuors, Louisiana and hlexieol
v ‘ :_ _ . _ _ l B°° pa | M ~
nude dtirfhobfieness of the oi‘lalrral,-Yutransse methods, It is heliismthat mg?" °’:l:;:_ :"1 u;T“l°'h°“;   Mr. Woolberg is eager-to begin the "'h¢"° 5° d'5°°’“°d mn! "\i\ilU° Y*
Ml" . . r t e s tc
M" ° °‘°h°`l°l°*'i‘l’°' ii‘\°§il°' |l°ll>i¢\il¢¥ if he has not strained the
at 9° rrork as quickly as possible but of enurae
the weather conditions will prevent active nu
ting General Terauehl. making it appear “ ilita 1'-M? your the Legislature was auth-' * _ f
as though* a“i‘°“dn“‘~hB wh 'omg Gil" gdmx “;T;l:l ;§k"'; 1"" °' monedw meet on Fab. 9th but owing to onzznsxly :lr 8 "mn :huh be be away from Nora Scotia ar the time of the
y we-therthe meeting was uainuru ,, , °‘°"" “" °“’ 3"" or-rua Pre rrpuhiuh.
in neitvllttkiiili Brlziand to augment eve
_ matters sw
n worse is that the British war edu
cords of Canadian history-Including aiar-ge
mbar of Aeauian parish records carried
_ ' ‘ ho e ern start will be made probably
iierunvyin vie of the proposal for a om” mmm Shu' he Mmm h“ulil.hel3th. The stormscontinulnga 'uma the nexHor,ni3m_ The |,mmc",,n, ,gum by me
military cénveydtlon under tlrs'renew`ed
1`oxx0,Karolrl.- tap s to a ` n
mi="imI:;;I.hi»°ith¢dimeunrnn which he hu nt rem vininreu semi. ,mn
' rm
_ l
henry efaniriiieeianir qt che nppurant shipnertebinhea hy the .'i,p,,,.,,. he' °“"""’
F instance, referring tio the censor
iuuieiiueoyaithellritiea aeienuein ipaq, W, ..N°,h,ng “ka Em wgetherin the .plan of ,mow ,mm
' ` p°'“" ‘“’d° and the business of the session was' charged   I Seoul "hue he hu a numb" ot con
ezzlmg traeurunder ua
'y He will be back in
been smootlrodout by the atataarenethat perhaps especially Americans more mari be
lie did not  it-dihiihultfes which mused th
storms oi plofeats t`o go up from the pls ed _ ppnonm r
British °ii|¢°i-'lbw-_th°~ 1 irnetdeni mein  when ur; whiter:
oi indignation has been amused in
an tofeelthatthey havs been cleverly mm' _ ' ' ' ~ ' Charlottetown hdwever, probably belore
Three Millions of Chicago ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
L
il
, __ _ particulars ha hee ded 1,
Japansese navy circles over publication genaralities add banldiiiiuesxrljolior tulle;
oiSIr lan `HanrlIton's reminiscences of fan
the RussoJapauese war. Copies of the ug
work have been rooelvad here
ittclii" G°i1”\| '1'°ll\lvl1l. replied other things There are not many com
d
that ifat anytime in the iutureinqulry m
an
might leadlapan to express her viovrs the eudofa rri
regardingthe British army, she would m he my "mms umm and
lW5ll°8i¢Bl6l»0 \`l0 B0. B¢\=0l'\`llD8 to the arguments for leaving well alone. I Ma
ilfmlvfl-l1¢ WSU- _ have heard Lord Kitchener remark under
Every one now admits that General sim
Terarrchi had n perfect right to reply not
ar he did. But the indignation of the are
The indignatlorfof the British officers Japanese Sir Ian. Hamilton says among
orn
nd some of those red hsrrings to have
excellent savor:
ing the military ability of the
ers who have resolution enough at
ingto Kllect a series of plausible
doing what you were told to rio
liar circumstances “Your reasons for m
the best I ever heard; norv go and do
I Cmcaoo, March 2.-(Speclai.)`lohn K. 0! departments will accompany him 00 
_ his next visit and the work will then be
' All help and material will be roc d
National Bank Funds here as nruch impossible. lr. Wp’ool`lI>:rg
stated to The Guardian that this is his
'_ lnvariable plan when undertaking
contract Soma skilled men and heads
Walsh President ol the deiunctCirimgo
commenced
N"'i°“lBmk"°""“wd t°d"°h”“d During his present stay the contractor
'nh main! “lu mtulns “ld °ml*“""¥ will become acquainted with the various
lunds amounting to three millions of people whom his undertrikingwill bring
Run Candidate for (fum ‘ 5011,,-, ‘ him into cnueaei with; una there is every
y I _ ' '____&___ iuau-ation that inn reinueuu with nur
I people will be of the pleasantest nature.
e
I xgsgglzlegiurégnlhsniff: W” --- _ Mr. Wnoiberg rvill bein town for two Gqvm-among dl;-We tl-is Insurance
» came or three dirys,n'hen he will return to.\'ova
including their expenses and investments
and also the ouialde compaulnlaa doing
buainess in Canada, the operation of
insurance lows and to suggest amend
ments.
Tlin Commissioners hare power to
2lllDl°.Y UPG!!-B. summon witnesses and
examine them under oath
surprised if Lloyds underwriters rais
EED
OF BRITISH CREWS
ip Owners Believe That Lloyds Will Raise the insurance
Rates For Alien Companies--The Different Kinds
of Them That Now Comprise Crews
yan for yes he eallsrr Dutdrman Lh
mirn ri ho inroluntary clutches his sheath
Oils in Sl, Ann S Mon- l` Y I.»0\ Doa, March 1 - ‘I should not
be
I    ed the rates on vessels not manned by Lurie when grorrled at he calls ir Dsgo
treal at By-Election.
Jnpehwe omcera regarding Geusnl Sir, itl‘
lllillllllllllillll illlllllllilll
_ M
arnrrar.. March 2-(Speeiall- The
iiis i iii; siiiivliis ii iiiiiiiiisiii  f=f»f-'l°'»»f"f¢f~'2f 11
Sir. louis, NM., March 1.-_Tha B
L sity wnru a candidate in SL Anus
division in case Gallery fails in his appeal
' f and theaeat is declared vacant.
aivcanorrs. March l.-The electrical
'-'\7l°U|l| |’8l5ill-_UN ‘|!P°lG, "il-h‘l!° ‘3°v' tx-ansnrlmlon of power is being carried Un
ernment in thi fortunate position of on
i’°”°°“'“'°°‘"i"“° ’°'°‘“‘° 'if 313°-""0 would he surprised ui, are wnndern
for the decal year ending June il) last, BH
while the revenue for the eight months dgflngmmigmsmhsd 'nh ei”
oi the current year ending today shows B. _
we- »f -».n» » emma-...:f.#'°':.;:i.; 3:.';e':..°‘:’.1.
"nh "h° 59"" I" ul” um” l’°‘l°d 1"" llghts.'l‘heselighta are the iocsi expression
yr-nr, indicating lhc likelihood of a of
surplus oi $50,080 at the ond of June the
ncxt-.
the
_ linda
A   %n0'000i“ m”m" t° the su" md svcryoue,occurredafew days ago when “VP 01 lim Bi"1°¢~W°ik°’~ i~h° Cllndiili A9, however, was able to proceed
Th
_iiiiisiii
is
in
1 £811
irom Teheran indicates that considerable
interest is malrilmkd in Persia at the
possibility of au Anglo-Russian under-
standing. The Phraian papers warn the
Government tilt it would result in the
pirrtit.lonofPataia, and as a means of
wmoattiug vuehianlouioome, they_ urge
the imnaeaiatt ind-oduei-inn nr 'stare
creating in the heart oi the *jungle cheap
-is °l°°'f\’i°*|i’°"°i'f°f<ii'i'iDl1 'M mill# °f B,,0c,,,.,,_,_B_ M,mhm__on.,,¢ nw” Mm seeuna “Yami hundred rained g,,,,,.,_h_ ,ha p,,.,,,,_ ,mp N, 5,,|,,,,,,.|,,e,_
, ol the spirit which is making Mysore the
mod
scheme is its greatest achievement, as it ,£2
Krivosron, Merch, i.-Prof. A. B. SMP
y en sc in ry right hers at
.i
the bold enterprise of harnessing
Cauvsry river, forty miles away, and
Kolar gold field, rvhioh has paid
,(Il),ill) lu dlvidandstoshaveholders. Ml, H
a large scale, and European snginceera
aCauvsry enterprise is characteristic hu, M'
preae
the timtgreat electrical enterprise in met
dm ' each
reiormsmodoiiodon the Britishconstiiu~ Ni°l1°|80\\ ‘U05 Iolwffliv alter a |1001
and the revenue $6,018,l76.~l2, leaving a 1 UM
ilon.| lengthened illness from paralysis. He Urlid! _ balaucoou therightsidsof the ledger of  A  en
Wu Dmgwor uf wmv,"-,\¢|,~, pmioigw tion.aoming tothe conclusion that it $B$).l50.tB. Those figures are from the  intervalvmsraprd When the nous “os
ld be worthless. public accounts, which were presented in SP
ee
and
of classics lu Queens University. Prof.
E Nicholson was sixty one years of age.
Born in Charlotiatmtn, P. E. I., and was
sarncrit, and assistant pmfeasor WW
college mateof Sir L IH. _Daviee.
1854 he eutarad Queens, and later
ei nate in India. The cuuvnry Q”
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graduirad and studied for the oiroroh.
llllllllli Mill
which do not fall to thelot of
Shepherd discovered among a num-
old papers a missing script which
ares ina copper mine situated in
an wiids of Michigan. The price of
share was under ten cents, ami
h
opened and the ground remained
beau
unbroken, the shares would not sell for
than Ziieeuts each. This letter hir.
herd pinned to the script, placed eudiuu Decemberallast was $5.2li6,0l6.74
away in his safe, and from that day
ought nothing more of his transac-
--iv" mal- _gaw
° “-“*”°.;2'%.=.:'i;“i.:°°‘:","‘:‘..:::"'ii;  M  »~~»»-»»~ 
Ta: 'S' '£5"n4_53_02 -wolgun to ‘hs nounces that aliungarian has invented
‘vu ' ' I an apparatus which he claims will
iiiiiiciii ici 
a was in the mission fisid tor [three
ara. In 1870 he located at Lansdowne,
-- butiater joined Queens staff, and has
been there since. A wife and small
_ susiiciiiiis
sr.rnus,rmeh1.-rawyere any that f'
if the Legislature of New Brunswick
a new Supremo Uourii will ba created.
FMWNGKU Bi! UNH’ BDU “dh
rumors that this spring would ace
the retililiieiil of Chia! Justice Tuck who
an Tuesday' will celebrate his asveaty-
:nh hirihrrmriraosfri :nares hirnseii,
as aiwaya00&h~d llshll mlubtion
ni rerlrisgagii itat u_M»ala/ui. he
Possible to lotlfglilmungier tbalawgivirrk \
iulliray io, Jlifft who have mashed
'mot-y~lva years ot nga. aa the New “
llal
room
BrunaivlslUl'IQl0uu-t h a creation _ _ "un I.-mhkdwhvmo “ugh I"
a
nl the Proviaas hllara Ouataduatien and
msadahgtn -Ivhn|:“m“,|u°` *ar-ged with throifllil ovarirttlrd , (n|
'fre mane _ were oeurrleuunuuhzi
rxJ d ' " and
time: ':d:t?_~.|,g:n iggtmdd 5
;’;\d°rinseu'.uat¢u nnnri_ whuwauam lr-
° new _ ta 0 tho.
°°'1rt-.mehr ts' Jad ‘ _ura»_Avi»-I
°°-r¢,nneTiia‘s'if°i»i mklvh will
riovote ali their time to circuit work. _
` grind' ation vlaaex hy Ui' had
mbdafu  ' J: at tha up
lotion '
mily survive. '
_._?.i_._
tlyraportod outbreak of iasubord 1,,
tiouorrll K S Caruarvbil, a British 0"”
lug sights of the Gin irlllll- , tha
the prisoners
mths barracks, ind, after a care-l
roi.r,hisdead body Wil (mud hir
tem at the wail in the hospital
rind. Whataddedto the indigna-
Lovooa, March 1.-A meeting of thc l “ll
Souttlsh Co-operative Wholesale Society T
will be held wmerrew ai- Glusovr for Pnrunnrn, starch 1.-rr hrini. the suir °'
W9 NWN” '°f "l¢¢=ldll1|l whether the marine AD was submerged the ooasllug n
soeletyehniivurvhlseelarsvtmctollmd steamer ceuih, from Penzance, struck "’
lil U19 Clllldilll Ni7\'\liW¢Si- Th! f-HCL her on the cunning tower, smashing the me
Whklll it lf! ll"-lP09¢d\`»°P\ii'Ciil-92 iS I-ill front part of the casing binding thc 1°
Pf\'liJ¢l‘lfY 0| ¢l\¢ SB-!kH¢1!ll€WlD Loud C001- periscope, also the sigh! of the psriscope, h
D8il.Y» liillil ‘V880 Ui SBSKIIOUII- TWO a small hole being made In the cunning t
delegates Matlab and Stewart, who visit ww", an," ,ha was ,¢_|-“pk rhp uhm".
tish sulryscts, or, at all erents, by
The dist group includes Germans.
uns, und Scundinavrans, the second
de to an Ex ress resentstlvn l' thc All these nationalities are now legion in
Bri
_ 7   sailors capable of understanding ond Fi
   speaking English Tirls remark was Spaniards, Greeir, Portugues, Italians.
ma
course of an rutervievr concerning the a shipon ner u by \\e take them lu prefer
the coast of Portugal c
hirt disaster was due to the inability
the heluisuian and the lookout to
derstand English Roughly speaking,
e
manager continued 'ons third of the
rel ers.
ll”
The British merchant .lack dirides
ess into two breeds. the niirn \\ ho says understand English
P WP Y
A  manager ol an important. shipping line in British iorecastles, and llyou asir me as
__ the
loss of the Cardiff steumslrlp Ordovician ence to Englishmen it is because they are
heaper in \\ ages and food
are they as eiiicient as deck hands on
steamahlpsi ies, but as sailorrnan, most
assuredly no. If I were shipping s crew
ior a sailing ship they should be all
n afloat under thc red enalgn are Britrshers, but in signing them for er
tramp sleamshlp it should be made
compulsory by legislation that they
Bd Ni! N°l‘1ih"°ll~ HDMI! ill 5|!! D088 ine rapidly assumed har normal surhoe
siswins terms. and confuse themselve pneiunu and indicated in her cohrerte
amend and enthused beyond their great- that nothing unmwerti had happened. In
E85 lXD0¢lflifl°i\ii 5! Wi1l¢¢h¢.Y lilii 990- the meantime on the Theseus and
Should it be decided to purchase the tract Torpedo bm; N0, 90, on baud w|,|¢h wut
SYGDO Will 5° °ik¢llli11l\`l°"||Hl°i¥ l~° SGW" Captain Lees. inspecting captain of
Y-|16 \I¢lP°f Ciilldl B-5 Wfll I8 W bl'lDB submarines, and I"lBg~captaln Hall of the
Pl°‘lK1Illi°i\ W Pl'¢P¢\‘° the ii'¥0“\\i‘l f°l' 91° the greatest consternation prevailed. The
Kbwrllllollf IBGDM Ufiginlltd tho Sill- unassisted to har moorings alongside the
gaswdaehemswthe Scottish wvisfy im' Fnrth. lu uuinterviuwn member ni the
ali
l
the Legislatureyestordayaitemoon. The ___ £8
estimated 'receipts for the year were ll
p':"° "?:::;:$"|:tt:?r! ‘pb in mm revolutionize rvar. it consists of an
'N-B *layman sum ,mm the Dfummmn electrical device enabling the laying of
of Canadh for subsidy on population ‘etc 3"" win' D"'°°° “°°““°7 'm “"7 um"
$1337” The Crown mud,  in any kind of weather. \\’heu all the
mént’  uma] mmuhm me mga” guns areconuected theycan be operated
h ’ t dum” 'Pm,,;“m "nn" um by one man. The first trial made at
' .nn ' Speuia Nsulted lrIG|'%\t Britain order-
 .:1:g;Mi:8n;m“;l%?g£lr£; ing tvro of the appliances, Germany three
. . .
K
ned at Sitaourgsd oonadtlrable  M ' ’ l *i*
ug has been ati tin tween - - _ _ _ f
lilllllillillilliiliil rr" '“ 1";-.°:“.:i,:.+ .;:.':..:°':_°:"‘:.:':  -E-*-‘='f'~== ml mm mis ‘.‘s.if::f_if::.r:‘.‘:.;f'eii:i,r;::_;2f'...:’.
Wm' ° asnon attained his one hundred nnvl
English soldiers that thus murders have `
‘T ooourfed with such remarkable frequency
lr
cl _
i, nethsyiudioataaklud of uombiuation h be! I I I h dvi h.
n--. no 1--R-»°»~ ~»~~= fm- 0....-»i»-.1-»-»»-»- »-»_1-~»  zrlizzf 1..  ‘.'°.::::: :;:;f.._f:
ensure than an nutenme nt the I, ,,¢p.,,,¢|,,, umm saturn. way,  2 m h Us H
I
this particular ease Private Wells _
s Earl Surrey regiment was mise- ' ”_' I
"_ Er=m:<ovirri.o, 0., March l.-The rietand
Lancs, British West Africa, llareh 1.- ‘rice war begun here as ir result of the
A lone ofnligious flanatioa la reported Hhotlug of M. M. Davis, a railroad man,
onthpartol the soldiers was tho tohava invaded and overrrlu aportiod ilfhidil and Din, colored, waaoontinued
i i _ __ 
WM" !iin=la;ineue with hard :genre thu weii in one tram. which alsaketo, Northern Niger-ia,.,hem the tu/aigin, the agile eempnniu of rroepa
he disamtetioa ia the aiiip wa nm
sry enuanul ro my raw men. IMI, una
‘&mra lengthy hearing eorsw
xa" l d _ia was aenrenoedi _
two `
tire crow ii to
ofthe prllmna. proof
was constantly drawn fer`drinkiug
cooking. Several natlvm with
uortlmoirard destroyed a Fradohpeat hiled outtoasaiat the local oilltiala in
Nusa tfheJudilatuN AQ  audi . Y he 1 G _
fund ua Am* :G I P | ,_ Locxsow. March 1. Aunt mur- \m‘i“naQr,inil,ill, utiulng rim” md anclRussa ve. _ _
n E by My mm um." g;“°“ B"°""'°°""°" “’ '“°"°' N' inane sriozzkis and s4z,1`41.1vrenp¢c¢ive-
 I _ M"
` _
_ \ lupus
. _. . _ _ M
aaa
hut
ehavaetsaa
have been arrested. but
near the frontier. killing Ive French heaarvlpgloniér not beingable topaevent
omoera and uaiuriultwo, and to have tio des ction of two houaol andthe
the present there appears to be no ¢vervlheiInal| a Briiith deiac\rmeut'|\ari.Ial demolition oi a dozen or more
rguiaai any oi aim. when enanaitisn are nee given. ` uthm inuighi ni the haha. ui the runh.
ago than was a very marked decline in
hir. Stairs health, and about _one month
' stock, and reizived a reply a few days
H H  ln" "lung that ,A me mme hm not l he was stricken with blindness, but his
| I physical failure showed his fortitude under
| |Toriox'r0, :March I1-Tire expenditure ‘ the infirmities of age to splendidly nratcir
of the Province of Ontario for the year the alert energy of his] prime. Hisl cheer
fu
er the death of his son, John i» Stairs,
d was approaching His failure in the
as sustained n ser; grievous loss
iii siiiiis
lllH ill Hill llll|BillS Wi
l.o\no\, Mnrzii l-Lord Strathwna
H“"`A" M’“`°l* ]_‘\“°"l‘" °! me lius rcceiredso many applications from
nt wIIi'uat him nearly ¢7,([i0_ tlrB_purohase ofthe tract oflaud and crew or submu-ine Ap Mid gh” the cltysmost promlrgnt and most sterling Engush omcem “ho are mmm" 1
wyeerengn lrnshepherd purchased °°i°”l"l“'i"'”'°‘“ S°°“‘““" vessel was oroeeedivs at about 25 feet “N” i“‘“ P“'**i “"Y W'"i°‘“-i Sm” uhtniu commissions rn the canadian
under water, when her connlng tower was 0fWl\0il1 il lilly 5° Mid Wiiimilif "IRB" m
l
llirrs that he has hurl to announce that
“ruin “° mmlu this my hu dm” their is no opening in the permanent
ll? South Street About t\\o ycnrs
patience never failed Ou Sunday the
mbers ofthe family perceived that the
read in thc clty,expresslons of regret 0
ling is that llidifirv ln \lr Storrs' dtirllr
» i
..;..`.___,.
HEIHSI lilllS
` ' _ struck by the keel ol a vessel, which i\'»0
   proved ¢°b¢ me Cough ming [pw so ruuchwdevelop its commerce or more force some mxmpprehemmn Rpplrehuy
_ _ _ littis hs thought oihis transaction at t e Plyllmilih 5°ili1d- The Silbmafln* W" t° helphls 'elim' melbdled “l l‘°lf`p“‘ bns nrrsenliere on the subject
I time. During the year 1889, or three knocked halfover by the impact, and, seven o‘ciock this morning at hrs resid
5T_ pn-“num M"¢,h|_._A ml' m I years later, Mr.Shepherd wrote to the   although perfect coolness prevailed on ence.
president of the company requesting board, it was feared that the boat was
infomation concerning the value ot the doomed-
li llllliillllll
Ariia\Y,N Y March l.-A delegation
(tire huirdreil advocates of municipal
unershrp from Neu York city headed
0
‘“°’“"“ “H ""`°“°"" The “°“""”“ by nu.. nnutiuiph Hearn, arrives in
ospend tu o or three days here in almost
continuous appearance in favor of a
Albany this afternoon on a special train
number oi municipal ownership mess
i
Losno.\', March 2.-The oldest subject
h _
eigirtaauih year having been horn in l`iSti.
Mr, Fletcher retains all his faculties. and
emory, and ran relate alli. e r to <-‘
nil sterrlug events that occur-rsd| in lie-
and during the past one bnndrcrl years.
He has always resided inthe iiousoira
was bom ln, and his father and mother
resided there ireiore hinr. Lirst year hir.
Fletcher received ir letter from King
Edward. congratulating him on attaining
Inch a rips old ago, and also a gold snutT-
box as a present. These Mr. Fletcher
taken a peat pride in nhewing in visitors.
He is sttll able to move about bla cottage
iia iiiwiiiiis  
iiliisi suiiicillll'l"l'll"l"
ures pending before the Legislature.
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Orrawa, March 1,-The l.ci.~l-Znilold
and not tiir Ross rifle. the new arm
ofthe Canadian riillitla, vrill be used
at tho next Dominion rlils meet. The
distribution ofthe Hou rllle has only
ins: begun. lt willbesome time before
nllthe 1-orpsoi Canada will have them
therefore tht- council of the Dominion
li|tlc.\aaoclation has decided that the
Lee-Bntlcld willbe used once more ou
RockcliiTe range next fail.
CHICAGO MARKETS
Chicano; Mar-ch 9. - (Sp¢¢|..| )_
Corn, Dec., 43) Corn, May, L1
Wheat “ HH Wheat “ ilJ|
and convsraes freely with callers. *Path MAI* “mn mth JM" “an
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