- s
to have been ,the cause which lead
*i
wrssri-I 'saws i I i
 _Ms  e lil  rel-' comliniisr vl-tsrrliolv  s , “L 
9|S|l.0|1~e|eot of Charlotte- ‘_
i’l`l'. WITH
._
' _ town_With Purse
   -   Plloorrss or lil 
I  Allison Furla
BA'-l'HUR_s'r. April ae-sunday
evening after vespers the parishion-
araof Bathurst pressuteil two, sd-
dreases and a well filled purse to Bis-
l10D-¢_l¢°t H. 0’Leary. The English
address was read by E. L. 0’Brlen
and_\‘-he French address by N. A,
Landry. The bishop very iesllngly
T Cassidy, accom anied li
_hop 0'I.»esr is a mem
4 f
be given to Mgr. stnglll the papal de- P
- Bleek. 8800. besides quite s number lsnrl, hlthougi. only lust hsgunfnu-
-.__._.____,._ _ Of Elf-Gum' “m°““t5__~ R°V~ Samuel gurs well for tile fulfilment of the
i'Hi0WW'd. P38150? 0! U10 -Mel-hOillBl1 very reasonalble coilditi tt h t
_ I on a ac 0d o
»  ,, Church, canvil-seed arelllid COFHWHU the magnificent offer made by Mr. J.
' - Y _ i 1- ’ i yesterdny and succeeded in raising R, 1)¢nnis_ -
i over $300, mostly in small amounts. Th V ri
e a oils committees will con-
Xigghofigg' mgggtxgortfgatgglxcgdtgg tlnue their work to-day and progress
T A i ‘province late last -night, the first Wm be reported ill f-0'm°l`r0W mom'
` "_ `day's work is considered very satis- lng’s issue.
-iii
The Mount Allison Campaign Fundlfactory. Rev. Dr. G. M. Campbell
replied in hoth isngnsges, _p,-,,,,,,¢,. Committees besan their tour oi ohar-larrlveil last night' to assist in the
tion gf ghs pu;-ss was made by ANL lottetown yesterday and met with osmpslgm ‘pl-o1_ A_ G,_ watson 0|
F, A, Landry, .most encouraging success. Necessa- Mt. Allison University, who spent
. p y about rily only s, few calls were made as yesterday in Tryon, returned to
as ,Knights oi columbus, rnemhsrs oi there Wee euueldereble preparatory ohsrlottetown inet night one will
the Miramlchi Council, also read an W°rk t° b° d°“°» b“"» Wh” th” dir' Pl`0bBblY E0 t0 M011*-BBUS 50-45?-
sdq¢¢ss_ and A_ J_ Lay,-,|186 made the ferent committees compared notes in Dr, Borden, Principal of Mt. Allison,
presentation of a purse `ol gold on U10 0V°l1i'1K 91°? f0\ll1d "Hit U10 <ll1Y'% and Mr. J. R. Dennis of Charlotte-
behalf of the knights, of which Bls. work in Charlottetown alone amount- t - _
y bm-_ _ < ed to 515.000. il1°llldiU8 -Mr. Dennls's In addition to the amounts already
The Knights of Ooliimhns 9; tim conditional offer of 310.000- Among reported collected in the Maritime
North Sho;-s si-s sprang-ing to take B the largest contributions in Char- Provinces $18,000 has been collected
prominent parti the consecration of 1°"t°t0W“ W°"° 91° f°n°Wi“8f A \H0Y up to date outside these provinces.
this new bishop slim fha rsgoptiou to rlend. $1.000i 'M12 and MTB- L~ E- including western Canada and‘New-
rowse. $1.200: Mr- L- M- Poole. $500 iounrlisrnl. '
lessen, ~ Mr. G. A. Sharp; $3002 Mr- U- H.| The campaign throughout 1’ E Is-
l own will go to Kensington to-day
A - ~il'fl0T:|iEll *SERUM
Mr. William Osisr, a'ynung ling-
mitted suicide at an early hour yes-
terday morning at that place by put-
ting a revolver bullet through his
head. His body was found near Col-
lish immigrant living at York comi-  
yesterday morning by a young mall
Mrs. Lewis who lives about one
WASHINGTON April 28-In the
belief that a cure for tuberculosis has WASHINGTON D C April 28 __
di l
, , been scovered, as de from that an- Secretary lane 'Wag féifed by p,.és_
onel Crockett s house about 6 o clofk Qiinccd hy Dr. Frederlch F. Fried- sum 0, ,ubfic bnsin t d di
it d here t d y 1 ess 0 e ine an
mann was announce o n. 1 vit t-on f D _ Be j in Id
““"‘°“ W“**“~ thot the Jesuits had oeelaea to es- Qh T 1 mm ' “ am- - °
t bu h B rch laboratory in Loy ce er. president of thc University
e ca - r ~ i
hundred yards froir Crockett’-s heard Ilia gnigelfeit chica 0 , i h. h of bulllornla, to he at Berkeley, Lal.,
`» 0 yi 5 ' “ W ‘C on May 14 to receive thc degree of
:hifi-xii(iiig.a\i§lilist wits osftgiisl; ii;s;:ni;T.; “st” 1°°"‘“$ tr’ “W °“t“r’““h”‘°“* 0' Ll. D at that time it is the lnt -
_ _ cn
tl ld ll Bd . Th -
Elms Bttenamg to her husband who is glllin-i“iVt°r:”a‘L“a‘r“’Y‘l"‘)'unce‘;‘r"is ine eg; (tion of the university to confer the
‘T0 BUSY T0
TAKE DEGREE
, _,APRIL go,  ‘J   _  or ALL"
British Bliiiinc Uncertain
Grenada -Will Accept -
' I Terms
-in
(Special to The Guardian)
OTTAWA, April 29-At the opening
ol the House it was decided to post-
pone adoption of the 'morning sit-
tings. ‘
jection that the budget had been
brought down after some business of
minor importance. Mr. Perley mov-
ed the third readin of the n
ln moving this Mr. Perley stated
that word had been received that all
the West India Islands and colonies
concurred except British Guinea which
concluded the agreement had been ra-
tified. Uncertainty prevails as to
what British Guinea has done and the
government has cabled for informa-
tion. In addition a message was
received on April 20th that the legis-
lative council of Grenada had decided
to come in Grenada being one ofthe
islands which did not take part in
the conference but was given the op-
tion of adhering to it. '
Mr. Carvsll moved an amendment
that all steamships subsidized under
the act will be required to ply` direct
between Canada and the West India
ports. _
He complained that the steamshlp
not satisfactory
iolscusl 
_ .pe
clilllolllli stllrs
rior To BE soul
(Special to The Guardian) time and not having been replaced,
OTTAWA, April 29-Liberal ro- 'pending the adoption of the perman-
ports that the government propose ent policy of the Borden government
Sir Wilfred Laurier raised the ob- to return the Niobe and the .Rainbow Two legacies from the 'Laurier re-
to the British Admiralty are entirely _gime aggravate the situation. One
incorrect. ‘ is the failure to build naval barracks
A feature of the situation which the at Halifax.
E UB lids uttcrer of the rumors to this effect Aiimiftll Klllgimill 'W8l`D°d U10 L3"-
Wcst Indies Treaty Bill. seems to have overlooked is that tier Government that when the re-
Canada-owns the Niobe and Rainbow °r“it5 had W9" tW0 YBBFB UH the
sntl eoulrl not return those interest- Nlebe they would need more advanc-
ing vessels unless the Admiralty con- ed instructions which should be slven
sented to buy them back. them in barracks. As they left the
As the Admiralty is scrapping the ‘ship they would make ruom for lnore
sister ships of the Ruinbow and is I‘00|`l\|¢B-
laying up the sisters or the Nlohs it I-le rwcerdluizly warned the govern-
is not likely that it will pay very ment to commence at once the con-
much money for the privilege of re- Bfirlllfilflll Of befrldke-
soiling the one nnd anchoring the 'rllll WHS UOEIGCWU Bild H10 Wll°l¢:
Qghcryn its m|,,s“m_ scheme now is in confusion.
The story is built ,,p~0“g 0; gh, Another error was in the terms oi
fact that the naval service depart- B_¢l'Vl¢°~
ment has decided 'to allow such ofthe In the Hfiullll NIWY fill! WB-B 12
Canadian recruits as choose to leave YUBYB- The Lllllfilll' NBVB1 Bill made
the service to take their dlsmlssals it Hevllu yearl-
without forcing the sum of money As it takes six or seven YUBPH £0
usually ousted, train a man to be a good eeaman
Mllch is in he said for this course 8Ullll¢1‘ th s was an ingenious rrrsn-
s.s the instruction proper is at a"g"me“" to 5°* rid 0' th” mm when
trained as well as to cause Canadian
se,-Vic, hitherto kept up has been in standstill. 'Thc naval instructors,
ships to he manned on a different
eliicieilt. borrowed from tile Rlynl NQIVY. hav' principnl from those of the Royal
lgi .left on the expiration of their .Navy.
The subsidy should be larger nndl
better service should _be obtained.
The company contracting should
own its own vessels.
.No company was in as good n
position to take up the service ns
the Canadian Pacific Co. They
would he able then to give a through
bill~of-lnding from any place in Call- V
ada to the West Indies.
It was too slow. The vessels were il
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lSrg;E;,lil',, 
.-3.
_ ‘ _ ` _ 1 1 , “ship legislation’ is “_ train consisted oinlns cars, seven of
Alpngsids me body was found B cum 0! Chicago who claims he has thals, chairman of the lsthmian Ca ly as by any other route. an( ivm
note for Parker Crockett,`a friend of.
It QW ggqgwq d'_1Bs&m¢tmg hmeyto seg i cured advanced cnscs of consumption
belongings-,_` sail to estroytheni as-`
_ bich were derailed. The engine and
, nal Commisslom ML Purley sam that the govern, true, but the Belyukai (Constitution W
-- meet use eurluue, 1° esu‘rr_eut tile, “I _“"4 K°"“'“‘“"° 0PP°°“‘9“-) 1”" "'§."a'liii`5is`t`av§:ii.i Qgvfrrtiirhreiiuhututfg
,through-itsxnae,-.;; _ __ s'rillJlilN'rs lrmils: '$15,000 vo ' arrangement with i 'the west Ihoion fi” B" ‘1°°l’“*°1“"§ ’°P""“°‘“'°‘ f
BLAZE AT AMHERBT Colonies to California to make a pamonal in truc s were almost completely buried c
_ ` ` A ,_ - _ _ , ' ° ti ti ,th ml nom _ in the inud. The track was torn bad-
he ‘ms g-omg bn-_l_1ongioul_nen,n°v_ A   -'-_ A great deal of difficulty had been V” ga °" 0 ° B B
er to return. A letter addressed to'
his mother -vrps also found in which
hc stated tilllt he was going West.
Tha deceased came out _-to this
_ _ AMHERST, april za-Fifty per- experienced in arranging lor the 'rim °m°i“1 "iw is “‘°_'° *‘°P°f“" i,f,,'e°'b:,?€",§n,f5‘;v,’;:;`:§ “ld ,°,';2c§Q;l;
E'  Hom' includmglseveml women and ai Steamship service' owmg to Secretary Bryan S mission' train had been sent out from Char-
, I- dozen Amherst College students' sed The government had never consi_ but public opinion still insists that
l
'-- to the street in a panic, early today dered doing anything else tho/n have the Present is the “mst "“m‘b1° m°' ‘métgtown and its crew succeeded in
MONCTON ADl`ll 28-'Moncton at h th H11 t H1 k S th
_ ll the cars but one on the
in on plea. a direct 5e,.vice_ ment to settle the whole American 5° '13 3 - -
eeuutry elleut three years use. and . 1 W °“ ° “ °° J pa se question’ ,md thu, prevent ti-noir, it being s our or potatoes, the
was formerly employed with Mr. F. ?;:y1f;`v°E:;‘nt vixgshiz °xl;’;g*;:l‘_5dfll§ S0532 sang; street$;gs‘sm¢,lestroyed by fire with stone teniir ggténdpriiviggghshgfé tx aarecxrence 0( similar d,sput°s_ trucks of which were too badly dma-
B°vy°r °f 8°“thp°rt" the welbknown tllerm meter t (lit En ineer Ediug- a'1‘hssi;)ccu ants ° abandoned the Aetmaerq t 1? tcm" 1, d t b , An inspired article in the newspa- 88511 f-0 be PUC Oli U16 l`B~i1B- T 8
Qtmwherry culuvator' Folr *'33 P133 t0ll's ohoude ziekisteyred g 79 degrees building inp their nightclothes and axggeiiarlopor u ls 8 no een per Asahi, explains that the delay in £r°i¢i1[t "gmt tr” Wr°°;‘°gt°“}`,° tw"
"‘”° ’°“‘"° h' Md "°°“ °““’~°y W li ner ' th shade which is cor- ii tionu nothin Msn 'rh hu puttin in force th J e l l “ns “rr” ° °“" “ - ' "'
Captain Hardy at York. I-le was be- 3 °v° ° m ° ' “V” pm” y g 7 ‘
tween ‘20 and 25 years of age.
' ° *° “my ““ "‘g'°°“‘°“” g B °p§1'i,°° me gn snd`will he token to its iiestlnztelog
tninly very hot for this time of the had ns;-i-ow escapes and ssvsi-sl were with the west Indies and not admit land ownership bill of 1 has been
T
. ’d t th di 11 ' gs tion _ to-day. The track was repaired
-Dr. Johnson the coroner~of this -y""' 0h°i th&;`m°m¢;»x:` d!ld_All;>il; lair; slaved flgomtsellgg EEDPBSI C132! t‘l;°;l°f ““°h amerdment as Mr' Earveal 82:; tie izngsiixexli Qhegepgteg mil. and tralilc resumed about 7 o"clock
city' wa' unarmed; by tegwhgnie vs; ;i;s)iYeaiid itnonlgf Tegchedo 70pon one Pgixiceg Grgveseanslr Igllitrolman Tho- £,`;t,§I;'t1;;\;tgc,t,lx§::,,$:,?ce was t e po _ cates that probably years will elapse  llizflligt Tget afternoont train
terday morning of the sa a ar us '. ‘ Dmon wh discovered the me ‘ t I Mr before amendments are H m,ed_ e a . e er's, abou -one
in time to be Able to Batch the ,L50 occasion. mas . 0 - - In response to a reques rom .
train and returned to the city at
9.30. After viewing the body and
PD .
Help was summoned from North- pugsleyv Hom M,-_ parlay outlined the hour and fifteen' minutes by the ac-
l1lIlPl-011 but bv the time U10 UNC provisions of the new contract for an cident’ took passengers of the wreck'
- |
i ht il __ V EMPLOYEE To WED ed train along. The train which was
hearing particular! of the was he dm ONTARIO FATHER horses covered the 6 g In 95 0V°1` improv ed steamship service between '
not deem it necessary to hold 'an.ln-
quest. , . '
Br-oodin over a love adair is said
, - derailed arrived in Charlottetown at-
_ BLAIN BY HIS SON tho rose She four-sltgy n::erll1cel;bvlv<;el; csnsris sndnthe westdlnoiezad  In $3.000.000 HOME ,M5 last mght_ bringing ,mght and
` -- - was in if "ii" eel il htln the government' he “fi th ani NEW YORK April 2s -oolonel r’”"°““°’“ “`°“‘ St' P°t°"'° 5”- “M-
SEAFORTH APFU 39'-R°b°rt G°"' Erzahgingltowtiieaplacknof iressflre The §§);1o'l:'?fii)gi.;§;lto l;:;Ilinii.ttlIi§itsdeSsi:`iitz;d Oliver H Payne Standard .Oil direc- “ho freight fmm tm’ G°°r5°*'°w°
. - - . -
don a young farmer of McKllloD
. king train with the
. ~ - li dl h .1 th t t r !  i, .1 i, as t no iinsnoisr, will turn over his "'““°h Th” ‘"°°,
"W ““f°rt“““t»° ‘7°“ng. ma” t° ‘md towiislllp, was taken into custody- Zirillrgsblgdk Biallriimc she nrengelil swtiart gli;-“Eng ye; coil;-t¢::ictJui`y, igixli lilwltli, hzlndgomc summer estate at West damaged °"""° arrwed “b°“t 1%”
ht” lm’ in tm” and manner' i Bild 19 11913 in the Wu” h°r° mr th” forced to throw stones through the the Pickford and Black Company. on Park, N. Y., for a reception which gamaged can arrived about 1 '05
hlfslgilwviiijzehhiiellzirtsrgf tfltiiwigiiwi' °‘“Y*“¢ °f l1i°f“*\‘°f- HW" G°'d°“' vludewe te meke ucv for the Weller- the nnfierst nuln that it io he ill i il th do “°‘V- '
side ei his heed peuetreflus the
bl'8lB. ' _ _
farln, lot 14, concession 6. WMD U10
_ s g cou w o ow e we ing this after-
Tl19 ¢l‘B8°dY 0°°“rr°d °“ th° G°rd°“ V transferred to a new company. Four noon of Miss Irma Jackson to Mr.
~ d i boats would he employed in the ser- Edward Dick-, both employes of Col-
son struck his father on -the hes W th
A NEW EXPLOSIVE _vice and would rlln every twelve days onel _P&ylle- Th0 h0U8€ ill Whlch U10 
a heavy niece uf if°u- pisoovlaalnn IN l<‘nANole'iron~. st, John and Hauler. 'rwo or wedding reception will he held cost
"”"“_"”_'-°*"‘ N0 °"°` Witness” th” ana" but ac' 1* the resent boats would be retained approximately $3 000 000 and was
' ' ~ l IS KILLED
cording to the son's story the tl'BK P A1:uS_ April 29.--Prof. AescnB and ltwo new modern Steamers would opened for Colonel Payne's use last \
~ ody was due to a lit oi anger. | -
Darsorlval of the College of France,ibs acquired. The new boats would summer. -3-
Mr Hugh Gordon was a nun pest
» ' has discovered a new explosive, said be of 4,500 tons register and have s Mr. John Burroughs, naturalist amy 1_,()NDON_ April as-Lt, Rossi-
  . __ _ middle life, whose family was grown _
to he ten times more lidweriul thell speed of twelve knots an hour. They close friend of Colonel Payne, will Hsu-ings, of the B,-lush A,-my asia.
“P~ H15 vim’ ‘nad °%m° Z3" Ego; dynamite. The explosive is composed would lic i-uuipved with electric lights give the bride away The ceremony 'tion corps was killed whil tl l
ndaslseran a au r e
l , . e y ng at
g p i , | 1 by K qi - t _ h b d th od- is to be performed in the fashionable Famboroiigh early to-day I-ie was
` _ _  gon” mr Mm one other daughtehof a combination o amp BC Bu rcfrlgera or c am ers an o er m
_ - . _ 1 msd _ E l ents in quar-1 i Ii vements and would each ‘West Park Episcopal Ohureh- C01- attempting a steep descent from a
4 ""*i` f °`°"'t'°“d°d' nm C°u°gi“t° Institute  ni.-argligaris, xliixemgiven remark- E:rym5ilo first-class passengers, 40 onel Payne’s reception to the bridal height of 400 feet when the elevator-
l1°r°» and B third -d““Bh*'°r W" “lm ,ble I-e5“1g5_ sec,,nd.c1sss and 100 steerage passes- couple will be held immediately alter of his biplane collapsed under the
away from-hoime. bnotfzierttwast ‘thai ___,_._.------ goi~s_ The annual cost of the ser- the churchksel-vises. 1 od _ strain and his machine e;~ashcd`to
5 only son and s a ou wen y- Ve I i ld li $200,000 or double the Miss Jac son as been amp oy in earth; Harrison was kll sd nstant y.
om"-' " mum charge twenty; vo YGBFB 0' 33°- /. SFEKMI;§nIigViimi)BlAD A pi-ihoztnhu-bsifiy. For each of the two the Payne household for more than
‘ iuunolnen vsaas. old hosts $25,030 :glenn would 61;: lrolirteeu dYs°;*;'e°r~a1‘”‘;‘e’§“f"!"~l 
_i--l-11 --__ paid ng-id [gr cnc 0 8 IIGW _G55 B! BBT 0 _ 1 I GRETNAI MANIToBA_
. silonns rants, 'out-.tétrrll ee moon s glenn; are $232385: éggigglgglygdbf Coagziigzgyoillvglbggs -swam sv A rise is; ,,n`rn<§ss." by
. __ ' t 11,1 _orgoen. su payaey .
hex ess. tunes ‘u'i°°~ *"""““”` MANY Boll?-i1Bt>EiitIiF3(i1‘l;lB¢`§il<Bil]ia mnairtviiggetirougilg allxiulrv beles mufle giglarzely te the °”°f* °f th” g°"' "1 “"1 °'."‘“°’ '°' ° ‘°““ "°"‘°“' "V" onlln'NA,‘ Msn.. 'Avril za.-lure Nfiiiitsiiiiliiufrhm the
_-_._ here lor the heirs ei Heury aruee, emmen, ,O wit., E02? pssfesgezoesllg °2‘;‘;s‘* “‘ md' '°" '“°_“’ “M” ""°“*" broke out in sinners oiaee nt six aunt receives hy
ilix aiiiieiiid Tsar Tinlxelaiatgsnagifeaiivhgrg? 'i‘ili;,ii'ia.°vce bsenqgiiainsdraifeaavgry small yThe‘ West Park estate of Colonel  bll;:th:'gightB0£§Eb`:I.l,f:da:£§hn G°°drmg° t°d“7'
the Plttsburghf`ltraiZedy_ was lreflletrated il1,€'ih° vilélcost. Mr. ltlgrley; l<:3;.ller;¢;d the offers Fayneeisddlgzctlafogpogiggcktlivs :I-tif; .bout so p“‘cmt_ 0, the business
an explosion oc- lege during the strenuol-I8 B109 I of several 0 er Itmurax - “id that derbut in H do Park ~ k plum of the mwm The ent to bum
anernoonil iti ml gli; flecuon incidental to the var 0 third; l:xL°ri`¢i1thinS to warrant the ` ' {-- i ' M ° pmt' °°' A” °"‘°““’t W"
88_ a d Ulla ‘ - ~ ' _ . _ _ '- made to dyna itc ne of the bulld-
-'ren Henry Bruce. who reeeuilr ¢ll°<1,govsi~n1nents endeavor its eeguigmz 'rim hn1an1_riés;`zIl:E1;rs1l;r(;l‘(;i"`r¥;EE ing. in order” mga" the Bank ol
in S5" m°5°' Cal" 1'# ° 1”” °°‘I“r°t'°'°“' 9°!"-ng" "rv °° “id h ` - » Montreal. but the edort failed.
‘“°' ““° hd" °'° "“'"'°d °° °h°ti°“ °m°1°“t might sem” ww ai" Nslw Yom: s il as 1 'rho less will i-sash saoo ooo. 'rho
hee 01° °¢°°*¢ 'MY W °|°‘°“d“r.' H“"" "°"“f'“m°‘°“°' if "‘°,:“"°my,,::°  nounwd ,o_n,f¢htprt thfat ff" ‘Z ni-e' is now burning. but thought to ln
'"'° "h° W" °°m°"m°° mm Hmtiiy tm" during the win r moxtr t toe of nr Friedman ~ :hath mime mush \’° “"5" °°“*'°\-
at-the Bruce. lived in this section during e “long-hi; sho toi-rn o the con ec th .U I ll, M e a sign V -I _
' esi-ly»psrt of the -19th century and it short and favored a service ei _ er a con lat ‘or the :position of his ------1-_
is heirs of_this_ who are -wanted. ,gmm Halifax- or Bt. John. I-Is tuberculosis vaccine by loo-mossy _ _A
Hsnry’ moo 'man near Lewiston- mousse me aiilei-ence mould at ,once thi-oukli institutes no he estssii-.lies 5.000 JOIN IN BIG
,,i,i,,i, and nllgted in-the navy in thessrly, ig, _ »¢_.,,,s,,s¢i to goods* eo ni~l»ri;-g in svsrylotate. 'rho--contrast, it in T0 MILFORD
g '40|."i ~ th-r`o ugh Csnard an po - said, provides for the fres treatment
his he protested against or the poor in an loeantiq. No es-
!roni_ _tails of -the inancial end of the con-
'traet wersfnisids public. ` ’
One ce` t~~phr"word each insertion ,in '
this ¢ol% Cash must- accompany
cents. . ' _ __ V
no ss iron same. .ax J;
Fgllriiinhn  Co, ‘ *unsi-
iv`Xi~'i'l"h`nf&-lilin-swillo, =wRrrlll_
_ I __\ _ - ____
WANTED-I FIBEMAN AT GUARr
ali” (miss, Apply-at onceéo Mm
eus parties,
Cincinnati
coal
gsm. B - :xg _Another thin!
W
bllrned
I0
 Q*»mM~*
deco mee. - » .
i'.l*'lIs Primo was
_.-`-,___
wth om
towns,
Provision Made For incomes
For Relatives of Antarqtlé
Victims
_- » i iai-
, (Canadian l"ress)
LONDON, April 28-The British
government, according to an announ-
cement by Premier Asqulgh wnsghs'
will provide an annuity of $500 for
ths widow of Robert Scott, head of
the British Antarctic expedit-ion,who
perished while returning from the
South Pole, in addition to the
Admiralty pension of $1,000.
The Government will also provide a.
Joint annuity of $1,500 for Capt.
Bcott's mother and two sisters and
an annuity of $1.500 for the widow.
and sister-in-law of Dr. Edward L.
Wilson, chief of thc scientific itll M
the expedition.
_-______;____
cillllil~El>~ ~ i
ll l=oiir0NE
LONDON, April 15.-The HOD. Htl.
Charles Craven the wi.dow.o| thellte
I-Ion. I-lrlc Charles Craven, s. broil*
of the Earl of Craven, lost or fbi;
been robbed of iewels vahled at 850,-
000, as well as $5,500 invlold and
notes. The jewels include ll Blllllil
tiara set with diamonds, a ruby and
diamond necklet, a neck chain lit
with diamonds, diamond- hairpins,
two platinum and gold watches, a
dog collar set with dlamondl, had
two bows set with diamonds.
The jewels were in a green leather
lcwel case. Mrs. Craven was stlyilrl
at the Hotel Savoy during the spring
cleaning of her home. When this wil'
over she left the hotel in a taxicab.
She believes that she picked np. the
lewel case, which she had laid -[aide
. . _ i e t tho liotidesl:-while
TOKIO' Am, zB__Th,, ,eport ,hat The souris freight trnin which leit or a "mm “ °" °
iscount Kentaro Keneko, Privy Sh?-l0ttet9w“ at save" “mock Y°5`
C illo , is ing to Sacramento in 9_1' “Y m0rUiflE» WHS Wf°°k¢d 6b0\lt 8
agree upon Colonel George W Goe- goTt.)hi')gut;li;li;:;i,i?:dit|i]ri, gtgstgess Etiitdhlif cggggctior wiirgh the rendmg 'mm male "om Bt' Patmos station' Tha
covery of Dr Peter Duket a Dllyei- '
paying hor hill, but on her erriyul at
borne the case was missing. -B_|is` 
not know whether she left it in-the
taxlcab or whether it was ltolgl on
the way, either at the hotel or ¢lur<
ing the journey She oil'
-of' ‘$2;500"to `t  
any chance she lcft`the #Will ill the
ah. _ ‘
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TERRIFIC STORM
ll_l`__ AMHERST
The light thunder storm in
Char-
lottetown yesterday morning, appears
to have beenfan echo from a much
severe storm which swept over Acm-
herst and vicinity on the previous
day. At that potnt__the storm was
directly over head and two houses
were slightly damagzd. The trans-
forming station of t e Canada Elec-
tric Company was damaged to some
extent. one of the transformers being
put out of business, and a fire issuing
which stopped the working of ‘many
departments of the Canada Car Coin-
pany. Eight men who were endeav-
oring to extinguish the Sre nearly
lost their lives. After having, the
flames under control several times,
only to have them rekindled by" the
oil from the generator, the ` mein
entered the building to save the re-
maining transformers when an ex-
plosion- occurred. Thres of the -men
jumped from a hatch, while another
escaped out of a window and came
down a ladder. I-lie wrists were ee-
verely lacerated by the glass. They
all escaped with their lives..
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Navsl. morris olirre
_ 'mm iukonononon.
' BOSTON, Mass., April
pedo boat Maclionougil, now
lcston B C will be
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