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l"ai_lure And The Two Big Companies Majority »0i, 178 Being Largest Since - ` Education, License Reform And
No Nearer Together Than. The Act Was First   0ld` Age Pension But Is Shy
` Tlley Were Carries - - 0n‘ Home Rule
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TORONTO April 30-(Spcelal)_
J. H. Plummer President of Domin-
ion Steel and Iron Company and
Byron _ Walker, President. of Bank
of Commerce returned yesterday from
New York, where negotiations with
James floss, President; of Dominion
Coal Company were continued on ac-
count of Mr. _Mackenzie being about
to sail_ for Europe.
Walker was inclined to be communi-
cative last night, but both agreed
Sill llllllllllll(
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Like to See Every City
_Corp Provided
Sir Frederick Burden Wolildlwere so Eager That They Her Mad Marriage At 0pera_C'niefs 0i`N. B. MeetAnd Or-fin their l=<1l-“S1011 to uw scheme- l .
MONTREAL, April 28-At the lay-
in;: of the corner-ston'c ofthe new
iirniory at Petcrboro. Ont., agfew
days ago. Sir Fi'icderirk 'Bor‘den,
i\lilii.~:l.er of Militia, milde all address,
in the course of which he said that
he should like to sue not only every
city corps provided with' armorles
but every rural unit throughout the
country also.
The cornerstone _of the Peterboro
ni-mnry was liild with elaborate mili-
tnryvceremoiiles. Besides the Mints-
tcr there were present.`Coloncl W. D.
florilonftommandont eastern Ontario,
f,`<>loi`lellYfiung l').A.A.G., and Lllilit.-
<‘olonc1 Mnssie, P.V.()., Kingstonfflie
_-\i'mory is built in thc most substan-
.lnl clii1ract,er of redhrvck 'and stone
trimmings. The building will' front
Hifi feet on Central Park and ext.i:n<l
 feet on Murray i_~ltre-it, and '.~":
coiitnin every convenience A6. com-_
fort for the garrison, con:i3-fini; of
infantry the 24t'h Field Battery I..
iiifaintry, the 57th Rangers, artillery,
ine 24th Field Battery and cavalry,
the, 23rd Prince nf Walcs.’ ~Dragoons.
MlSSlElllll _
~~ FRl<1ni<lRio'roN April so (s " '
_ - - pee 1; The liquor license p t i ,i _
that the touxlook Wai Trl' promising -The Scott Act was sustained hemlflreat surprise nt the i:nil’llr;T;]‘dT‘(it; lwern Montreal And Longé- LONDON' “April 30-'(Sp°ciaU'_Thr
or any “T er “ego” UDB- _ _ '_ - , . . ‘Liberals held ii. party liste affair at
_ There was no understanding as to _t0'd:_¥ _by _a m”l‘_-“"1l»Y Of 178. lglteyy mcawed at nu' mwef end of th°| _ Ull ACTOSS RlV€l` _the Reform Club this morning ti
|_;l_1y furth_er conference, “said Mr. lnih B _liquor license would be de- They counted Km between two and _welcome their new chief, _Premlei
ummer, A_nd I could not say Ough lt was expected this morn- three hundred muiurihy at this hon "”""" ‘Asquith and give him an opportun-
|'whether matter would be taken up fented. the majority in favor of then. but they only got( seventy-two l LONDOV 1 I ity of publishing u dcclurnuoll uf hi”
again or not. Act was larger tlinn anticipated The victoriou l A ' Cuz" Ami Egnvlt is un- `l’°uty
_ - , . . ~ t 1 li t <1. . _ . - i '
‘ I would not _like to .say that, An exceptichiolly lurite vote was their victory iii tlliner \¥iul:T1;nri;het lflcrhtrmd that Lum rlemwllwnl whol Resolutions of loyalty tu Mr' AS*
¢V€l`YllllI\E was off as it is .imDogsi- Dolled and resulted as follows; Alderman Clark Rev Mr McConnelll1s at the head of n syndwnte that l‘l“lth were ‘“1°l’t‘“‘l by “°‘~`l““‘“tl°"'
ble to say what might arise, but_we Court House, for the Act 275; und ML Mcpohlhhl shake: ,.P“r°l_"‘s°‘l the M°"l'l`9“1l’l"l‘ll1°» fllld :after which Premier proceeded to
Neither Mr. Plummer nor Mi-\ were certainly no nearer together against 348; Opera House, for Act; Tile Scott Act was fi;-gt brought Lclfmmm “halter fmm me Pl"5l0l'l"olltline his program. i
l\J0l\y oi th intl f ree n Fr\d. _.t 1 8 .
el ( O- 1 L ‘rw Un m 8' by construction of a tunnel between 'th
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gf? ____ _ _ _ _ Lic I 118 __ _l_` '_mu0“ty or tw" lmndred' ‘city of Mgncppal and 1,0ng.,e,,;1, in? 4 _ ` "' """'"' """"""" " T
iTo Bridge The Distance Be- -»---
\ ree Trade. Education Licensing Re.
orm and Old Age Pensions, but
ought shy of Home Rule. f
’l‘liis is considered as a. confirma-
ioll of the rumors following the de-
irzit of Winston Spencer Churchill in
he northwest district of Manchester,
that the Premier had notified him of
his disapproval of Mr. Churchill’s
pledges to the Nationnlists, regard-
that we were before conference be- 487;' against 237. M ` "L f ~ ' - , - _ . _ mme GSUWC. Wlll ut 01100 b0R1n the* He nailed to thi- ulnst the flags ofliug Home Rulef
CHICAGO, April 29-‘I am literally At the Opera House last night thc
driven from Chicago, where I came Klurk-Urban U0., very clcvcrly suc-
ou Monday for a week’s rest, by ceeded in ,their piesentation of Her
over-solicitous ‘friends and citizens Mud Mhfriuge, a melodrainn that ap-
and newspaper reporters, and I am Dcnred l10 compel the rapt attention
obliged to leave at once,’ declared of the audience from start to finish.
Dt. Robert Kock,the German scientist. The story was oile tllnt had several
last night He hacked his hve large emotional scenes-furnislliug situa-
trunks and had them shipped to St. “Ons that WBF0 ¢l0‘/Cfly handled by
Louis ny express, tagged, 'Hola mill Miss Durceon. Eugene Powers and
called for within two or three weeks’ Ml* Klflrk. on whom the bfnhf of
paid his bill, bundled his wife and the acting fell. Mr. Urban as Pete,
,his brother from St. Louis into a the sleepy coon deserved a hoquet,
lcarriage and cab, and was driven to and Miss Cecil, who Inst night play-
Union Station, where he boarded a but n. humble‘part, plnycd it with
train for Milwaukee. The interrup- her acclistoincd grace. The play
tions which so disturbed the scicnt- was no exception to the fine produc-
ist reached a climax yesterday when tions which this company had pre-
a party of local scientists and several sented during their present engage-
citizens stormed his apartments with ment. It was enjoyable, and appar-
pressing invitations to banquets and ently wng tj;0mng|,1y enj0yed_
social gatherings. ~ \ ' The specialties were entirely up
_ - land did some sensational work, and
left the audience entirely puzzled
‘with regard. to his inode of cluding
. ,Five Men_ were Injured on as _usual, genuine p1easure_ in their
TWU lHUllSlNll
Kurds 'Around Urumialia
_ Pillaged Thirty-Six
' Villages
_ _.._,..
THERAN, April 29--Despat.ches‘
were rend in Parliament today, stat-
lni-€ that the Kurds around Urmla»
bn, a town of Persian Armenia, had
nillnged thirty-six villages and mas-
sacred two thousand people.
musical act, and Miss Ceci1‘s popu-
the Britannia Near lar ballad .vas as warmly received
. as ever and won for the singer a
Spithead _.___i__
_ ___ ` merited expression of approval.
_ PAZU UlN’l‘MEN'1‘ is guaranteed
r
,iplosion of a boiler tube on the Bri- L4 dhyh 0: nmnw "_(und\,d_ 50 cm;
'tish battleship Britannia, durlngu -
full speed trial today injured live 
. en, four seriously and one slightly. - -_
iglhe Britannia reported the accident condzqsed ~,Advertl5znlenls
by wireless telcgrnphy to this place, "*_`"‘*‘i `f1i-fff'
land late tonight she anchored at .__a_L_!L‘:’;‘L.Lf§F_f1_!f;r:;}_’fi’_f_l_1_l_iff§f_f__l;;__h
LITTLE LOR»I)
l. les, on highest commission of 51,00 May Corn
to $3.00 a day. None but first class I Wheat
. lady Agents' need apply. For 'terms Pork _
 ANTED-Two girls to ‘learn
meeting o
sont-atives
the provin
Royal Ho
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ST. JOHN, N. n., April 2o~ Al
f the fire chiefs and repre-l
of the fire departments
ce was held Monday in thc; l
tel. As a result an associri-l I
lnununlnnnnns awnnl ihddhdhdmlml _L .
terprlse, and strong local men will
  nsnnninv vnvnnnni nnpinnnbNvnrvssf llwllil
'also made that the cost of a double
track tunnel will not be nearly so
great as a bridge, alid that already, ‘
‘several railway companies have givtn `Appa[`6|1t|_y Dead, Tlll`OWl`l
Overboard by Mother to
Drove the Celebrated ‘ House Pleased Large l ganlze Association -Chief l Satisf'
. - _ _ y Fellow
_ Man Away Audience Kerr President.    |mmigramS
I
lllll hill] EHENIES
NEW YORK,_ April 29--An extra-y
ordinary tnle of the burial at sea ofl
a child \\'llicli may have been alive*
eil
his fetters. ‘The strenuous work of.  
- _ _._'_ ‘ the comedy acrobats caused roars of' c.:.§ . _
an .
“ :
- laughter. Klark and Urland gave, `\3'\\` -
_ 4 _
, _
.     .;°..z:..°:.. “si .l‘;:1..i.'_.§e.'.‘;§».;";‘2.; l
f d in _ A
   ;::a“.::‘..::f .. nn.. CH'CAG0.MA"“<fTS
5-1 3l ll. ' - _._
7ANi~nn.1fAsei.?iif.iwl§si.iE.;E of-l.`.'““""’ AW" 8°
_ canvass for the famous Franc - ` wj - ¢
Améflwn Hygienic 'rpilet speeiiill- i»...li¢“ °. ‘$13.1-'>
I
spitnenii. 'riie ininrea _were not BOY WANTED.-A gaps énipri soy ” `
h ou ht. ashore and no communica- ‘ with n fair educatio t, 1 l__.____-_----- _
r L! n o earn
tion could be had with the battle- the printing, Apply ag on ~ t Th
ship tonight, which is not believed C_uai-dian~ _ 4ii(;d§7-t|_ E.  
to have been serious, 'therefore can- 7-ANTED AT 0NCE_Three or TORONTO April 30__(SpeCmU__
:i1(laiil:i‘ie0l)d'ii1d:dd tdliiiitdiroiivhnmiaidmillldngli`|em.n|1;?;r glfeulxfugflflf; tli°(?m°x“ ix Strong winlds and |;a`es. easterly,
- ' - » e. .
~ ' ,__ to M195 Rcndlm' prow” Bros Ltgp y shifting to southerly and southwest
= ___ 5;1_dp§i_ _ with rain.
hion was formed for thc governmentl
of tournaments to be held in thci
future, chief John Kerr, of this city,l
is president. The next tournamentl
will probably be held in Chatham ini
the full.
.The officers of the association, be-
sides the president-Chief_Kerr-are:
-Chief Rutter, of Fredericton, vice-
president; Chief Ackman, of Moncton,l
secretary-treasurer; Chiefs Daley, of
Sussex; Sweet of Fairville, Cartel' of
Sackville, with the president and
secretary, members of the executive.
The new association will have the
connection. with any' of the fire de-.
partments of .New Bruns\viek‘, un
-_-_--l`-- to the mark. It is a pleasure mlcontrol of all ;tournarnents held in
listen to the singing of Harry Vick the executive is to award all prizes
  cry who neither strains his voice nor *l*-'**“*“"”"A 3
the Patience of his hearers. Kar- Q. .l`;"f' '
a _
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'iv
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(Special)
ll'7 §§
3 Mi
04 %
88%
$18.50
At Wonderland for This ‘rIverlln.g.‘_ “To_mmy'Atkins” in
Burleique by Harrison au'd Moffatt. 'Changer of »
 Motion Pictures etc. `
5 ...___-._._._'.__..__.___.__.
Qjny, and the production of it ls `
capable hands. "Dearest" and or
. ‘F,IlIarl"-'with the sweetest childs
~6l\ara<;§er ever dramntiled - it
met ing to look forwerdntoil an
t `re`_fs no doubt that V Wonderland
w',l be taxed .to the utmost tonight
f seating capacity.. ._ ' ~
‘."l‘ommy Atkins" a military bur-
Tldise who have read and loved th
sweet ,,_hil__dfsh- character of ii'l.tA
Lord Fil li lhroy, the hero. of Mrs
H. 11'.£u'rnett‘s famous book, wi
learn th genuine pleasure that tbl
evenf . at Wonderland, the dramatv
Dreeezqhtton .of it will be pull on
with th inow ptime favorite Buster
Brown,.li_i the title role. noyd Cole
and , "W ~ _ th D - ' .
hm §he},a.t§rs¢h,"g¥h°,f;,_ seg glrllg Minn-J‘;Lin\m»ni For Sale everywhere
|N.__B. _ ` _ s-1_azw,. _,__--_-'_ 
Criminals ln Wales Treated
To The Cat F0r `
Crimes
LONDON' April 28-There was an
epidemic of crimes of violence in
South Wales during the winter, with
the result that at the recent assizes
severe sentences of imprisonment
were coupled with orders for the in-
fiiction of from a dozen to 25 blows
with the cat. This deterrent weapon
of the law is seldom resorted to by;
British, judges, except where a com-r
munity has been terrorized by a ser-'
ics of outrageous robberies with vio-
lence, and it has never failed to put
an edectual stop to the operations
of such gangs of rufllans. This class_
of criminals dread a dozen sLr_ol~'.es
of the cat-o-nine-tails far nlore than
five years of penal servitude. The
v'ictcd garroticr always hear such a
sentence is always proof of its com-
plete efficacy. The soft-hearted hu-
nlanitnrians who abound in this
colintry are shocked by the use of
such brutal methods, and the news-
papers duriag the last fortnight have
been flooded with letters of protest.
Their arguments had no effect upon
eringing terror with which the con-
the judiciary, for the sentences to
the cat continue to be pronounced!
by the judges of the King’*s Bench,
who at least base their judgment on
better prncticul knowledge than the
protcstants possess. It is peririps
sufficient comincnt to say that vi---
lcnt crimes in Wales have entirely
ceased.
unnvnnn
.°ninnx
HALIFAX, April 2‘J~'1‘he .civic elec-
tions held heretoday passed oil very
quietly and a large vote was polled,
due to the fact that there' were alder-
men )ontests in every ward.
Adam B. Crosby was elected May-
or, defeating Arthur C. Hawkins by
Crosby carried every ward but six T
Hll-ill lllll l
FUH Sl|llKlHS‘
Compositors and Linotype
Operators in England Have
to Pay .£600 '
L0I`lD0N. April 29.-cn the King's
Bench Division Justice Grantham
“ml H SD€ClI1l Jury had before' them
an nction_arising out of a. printing-
trade dispute, the parties being
\vllen thrown overboard was told by
the officers of the steamer Stntelilliiml
when that steamer arrived from Hot-i
tcrilam. The child is said to havel_
Messrs. J. G. Hammond and Co.,
(Ltd) and_ Boot and Son (Ltd_),
against Self and others.-The action
WHS _ l‘I`0\ll§llt by the two plaintiff

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been thrown overboard by her o\vn_C0mD&I\l0S. ¢Bf'I`YlIlE Ou business in
niotlier, Mrs. Bertha Lzybik of Po-;Imrtnei‘ship as printers in Fleet-
lnnd. She was coming to this coun-llllllc and Old BBUGY. HZBJDSC 34 Of
try with two children, the youngestrtheir men, who were compositorg
of which, Elsa. was about a yearfaud linotype operators, for bpajcjieg
old. On the way over the child wuslof contract and for damagcs.--D_e-
taken ill with convulsions during aifendants said they were wrongfully
gale, and in about nn hour was np-irlismissed, and they counterelainjed
pnrently dead. _for payment for work done immedia-
The other passengers of the steerageitely prior to the alleged breach of_
objected to the presence of the body _¢0n¢_m¢t__Mr_ Dickehh_ K_ G__ for
on board, and informed the mothei'lp1a§nt_mS_ said that the homumon
that unless the child was tl>ro\vnlmen.in hlhintmsv employmedt were
overboard a storm would _overwhelm prevailed upon to join the union by
the steamer. About nlidnlght the T_ G_ Thy1Ol._ secretary of the
body of the child was .hrown intojhohdoh Society QI C0mh0sitm_B_
the sea, Officers of _the steamer soon! These meh were called out to
discovered what had happen-vd._ _and~1e8ve their work at R m°meut.s
the ships _surgeon, who ulhile i.l<,uir-_n0ti.Ce_ while several papers were ac_
ies, is said to _liilvc expressed _thc tunlly going to pI_esB_ and some ol
fear that thc child was nlc_l`cly in a them required to be published with
comatose condition and might hnvein 8 day or tw0_ Not on,y dm the
been revived under medical treat-=men some out but they tampered
ment. f h
Mrs. Lzybik was taken to `\-lllis ls-1::;_t;Etn§c§;;3];ne§;’ Iixilgtissgliagf ggi
Ind' lyet been found, while. some of the
  ,__  ‘missing ports had been replaced with
` great difficulty. Messrs. Hammond
Advertisers are again rlenllniledhnd Co_ had been printers in Bi|__
,, 1 .. D
that theill hbusmefs ‘seg ze Fizexld lmlngham for 30 years, and lstterly
“B th?" ° angei ll: S th none 0._ .ln London. Many of their men in
tlltoctldllshilgceolloencl? c€veeka,h,y ,.x_,Birmingbam had been with them for
elusive of statutory holidays, to in-_a lon!! time- Tllfllv U10" llflfl l>*‘9ll
sure lHS€‘.rtl<\¥\ ill NXT- lSS\‘Ch~ All  `in Messrs. Haininonfiis service for 30
ccivedluter than the above ours w l . f 2,. 1 15 f
also appear when they do not inter- Ears’ "me or ' years' nn( or
fore with the setting in type of the, Yea"-
rcgulnr news of the day. They were sentenced to pay £60f‘.
___ __ _r___.__ ,___ _ __ _ ,
THE Elllllli Ellll 
llPllll HUUSL lllllIliHl
---- ._..,_ _.___ . '  ,_ _. .__.,._.n_
The engagement of the Klark-Ur- ates _her mhnn_ytshcene_s,_ auth nhhviise
- who ave s e pealura _ ng
han company' is mpmfly drawing to her before, have a. treat -in store for
a close' b“t three D" ormnnces rc' them, when they witness this delight-
msinlng, and those wllo wish to secfful impemhhhti°h_
this really excellent attraction.; The specialties will be changed, ns
should procure their seats esrly. jnt all performances. Iniaddition, to-
This evening, they will present thcinight will be Amatehr night, when
varklinz English Comedy in three alter the' regular per oi-mance the
Acts, “The Circus Girl." This plece;Amnteu`rs will compete for ' prius
was built for laughing purpises only offered by the management. Un-
nnd is n ccrcnm from start to finish. doubtedly, a great many people will
The cast is exceptionally good. Mr. want to see what talent is hidden in
LOSd‘»~-Large tail off fur. Finder
_please leave at Sanderson &
00's. .5-ldliipd.
` BT-In this city a black cook-
I.J_er spanlel, answerfng‘ to the
name of "l'ed‘. Finder. will be re-
warded by leaving at A. 8. I-I`ewitt’s
,___. s-iaai.
\0 LET-Cottage on Kent Street
_ facing King Square. _’Ap(jJ>'y to
Mrs. W. F. Osr er Carter's onfec-
tfonery Queen-Street. 5-ldtf.
FOR SALE-.-One ,medium _aimed
'_ pedhiing wagon .ln good running
ni-dan 885 W D Currie, Souris
Any Guardian rendu
who receives a dlilily print-
ed, badly printed. badly
folded. badly cut, badly
eildilcsseil, badly wrapped,
torn, soiled" Far lncoiliflltte
paper of whltevex lslltie
will kindly riorlfy the Sub-
scilptlon De1'mrtmeut_.nt
nm':¢`
l .
 where Hawkins had a majority of
|109.
Hawkins had a major'ity of 109.
Aldermen elected were: Ward one.
S. Y. Wilson; ward .two, W. E.
ward four, Andrew Hnbbly; ward five,
A. 6A. Thompson; ward six, J. E.
Edwards.
________,____...
I ann.. aiu unnuuu. me nhl' MRI
Klark is chief luushrrvdlwef in this this city, mul this .sions ought to
Disce. and as Arthur. the l-\0l1'P°¢k¢<l be an incentive to bring out a food-
non-fn~lnW. Bluffs the ball \“0llll1i! ly crowd to help them slohg. Ker-
.merrily, until he has tied the situ; land will “tempt gg lfmm
tions into A Gordian knot, from ghaing, shackles and' hgmxeds, in
which itseems it is impossible to fun vjpw of ch, 5\||§{h¢§_5 To gho"
ever unwind ft. He ls ably seconded who an muon. _guqiowfhow this
llflehb; Ward three. .N- B- Smith; lhy Mr. Powers. as Mr. .Ormerod,who genijgmgnjseapee m'~ his many
also assists in _Eho_fu:1 niithllng. Missldevieeg, this fs.a,|'mt,opportunity
oordonms mot er- n- aw. as a vsrtiinr chém. La l\‘_eve\i,r,_Bi-qs., Comedy
which taxes her ability. and 9011- Aerobata, is also amaddsd feature.
st.antly_ keeps the hot water boiling. Thor; q1\\'\ig_.~¢ matinee Saturday
Miss Cecil, will be seen in the title af, 2,30, gg which “mg The mgugjfuj
role, The Circus Girl, and this litth Pastoral Di-anis One Night in Juno,
ladfv chsrmlns presence. rredvmhi will be repeated Prim io and see
man'-Und C. preeentthis DODlll°.¢ . _.0°“l'l“'°d °“ ""4 ' ' ' ' _ ' L  ` “  ' il ‘ ' '  1| nuifvgd-\.y0»~1¢n¢ 'V - -
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