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SHIPPING LOSSES
I OF PA
On New England and M
Have Been AppaiIing~ Fifty Vessels Wreck-
ed with Loss of Eig
hty-live Lives-Last
Storm will Swell these Figures.,
Boarorl, March 23 -(Special)-A total of I
eighty-five lives, fifty-four ships and
property aggregating hundreds of thous-
ands of dollars in value was cxacted bv
the storm king along the const of New'
England and the Maritime Provinces
during this winter.
The const-wise and fishing fleets have
been the greatest sufferers. 
Of fifty-four vessels wrecked lhirly~N
seven have been sailing craft and with
one exception or more all of thcsc
have been schooners.
ST WINTER
arltime Province Coasts
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Nine stcamshlps and eight barges com
plete the list. 9
O'r'rA ' , M -h 23- - - ' . . ,
ua are Special) The In Since the companys solicitor yesterday rather narrow vieu of the imestment T,,m,N.m_ M,,,.ch t23__(spec,u])_Hon_ would be much p]cu5edm|,u,,eh|m “,095
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“mn” °"‘m"*‘I°“ "‘¢*U|¥Mi°“ P055? asked Mr. Fitzgerald lf lils company had clause in th t t t dtl ' f t l
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nie |NsuRANcEcoMPAN|Es _ rioiv. J. DRYDENAI    
AND THEIR |NvEsTMENrs commission-Eli
They Wanted More Freedom and Mr. Fielding Could Not Allow Them For imperial Government to inquire into 
All They Wanted-Some Foreign Investments Reduced- Opinion cultural Conditions of ||-gland-Nine Hundred
Offered That They Might be Pardoned for Siiling on the Law Settlers for Canadian Wm Arrivc in St.
- Commission Takes Four Days Recess. john by (j_ P_ R_ §t¢am¢|-_
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sirius nyinsuie amish nag icafi time ‘levvlor-cdiheractiiiar for mei-ai am es “ " ° "" 'R '" “° °'° """“ ”’Yd”“- ‘°“”°' Ml”'“*“‘ °' ABN' ‘he "°°’""‘“
y t d dit -i i . _ .-- i ~- ~ .1 2;;..s 1-
of other mmonswml R loss of twenty' me insumuce companies have been nc re nee sover nvestment n foreign companies might be pnidoncd for sitting ,,,,|¢_,,,,e for 0,,m,.iu’haS been amm|nu,dn 5|- JUIIM Milli-I A PW ll) AW"
SQ,-cn ¢mf¢_,,g,,in5H|f¢@cn of A,,,c,.|,_.,m pressing for more liberty in making ' “5“"‘"“° an “S 0° member of the Commission to enquire
' ‘ ' t . , h bi C. P. R
Rcpom, ,hut have come smce the invesmm-,|;5_ _ ‘lookedlnto the returns and had found the officials interpret it. | - , _ . Anmerp D St' Joh" '“ e B
blizzard early In the week cause fear that
tlicscllsts of casuirllics may bc greatly M
i,,,_.,»c,,§,,,|_ of securities in which insurance companies still more than the law allowed. MOMWHI Light. HUM und I’0\\'0r Goin
There has 1,c,m,,u,|,,y ,,,m,o,,bns story may invest, but not as far as the compn- The uninvested funds in the form of DIIDY Whluh UID U0lJU¢~y Minister of . i
It was shown also that the Flnanoe,Sun had brought its foreign investments S°m° lliS°\15Sl°l\ f0llUW<’-'I UVM Gertaill and has new ted ,hc . I
calvlegram from Lord Strathcona, Iligh
of d|_.,,mter_ M,,,,y vessels ,lm overdue' nies thought he should. _ ‘cash amounted to $145,000 ln H103, $424,000 JUSUCE ¢0D¢°nfl'2d WHS H0! un file author- Commissioner for Ummm In Lcndon’ to
and the actual fale of some of them may
AAAMUNIA GUNS I
INN Hilililiili
Wxrennunv. March 21. 1000.-S. ii.
Dudley of Main street was notified by the t
police to confine his Plymouth Rock
rooster because the bird is vicious and
HIVAI IACHIS HAEI S
runnin slut
The difference had not been guttled in 1901 and $900,000 1111905, ized list for insurance investment, _____i_ f *_ i Y  _‘_ H W ‘H A 
not |,e ie,,,.,,c,| f0,.,,L.,,em1 w,,,,ks_ when the investigation overtook the Tin-I interesting opinion was given that There will P0 |10 fllfihill' Simlllf Of the
negotiations. ‘the Insurance authorities have taken B Commission untllncxt Wednesday
the efl`ect that the Imperial Government
 ~ »   1 IUNIIINIS MADE
Ni IHIIS. il INN .IHI IIANAIIIAN iIHAKfMAN WAS
P . A   uui uisilwiiu
Wifi INY AGAIN IIEIEAN HA|iViSl SIHIIEK BY KAN
Lfisnox, March 22.-Fortunes are
| _ p uppoin ment.
lnister wn~~ wclllng to lengthen the list nearer to the properliniit, but they were 5i"1l”05 held by *UIUC CUIIIINHIY IB tho I
I Yesterday Mr. Dryden received ix .
amenancc to public safety. A few days into arrangements for a race between
ago the rooster flew at a woman, drove them for $5,U00nsiile. 'l‘he two yachts
his spurs through her coat and peeked
her severely. A school teacher was
attacked ln t.he same way. These
are twenty-one footers. One, thc Cherry
Circle, is being constructed here for a
syndicate of Chicago Athletic Club
women, as well as others. armed them~ members hcaricri by Fred A. Price, and
selves wlthammonla guns lofight the
rooster.
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the other, the New Illinois Athletic Club.
The contest likely will take place on
Memorial Day, providing the builders of
the Cherry Circle fulfil their contract to
.gether to Chicago before June 1. The
Illlnolsisbcing rapidly pushed to coin-
plction and lt is expected will be shipped
" ` __ A - ` ea tnswinoy ony aboogfiuuq..  ,.-.1
?"|`,I“ `¢}t`, ' \ "No expense is being s rcdlin the con-
` I I' Struction of llie boats, ni‘l`d` the members
(Ionic, March 22.--Alderman Joyce, M.
1’.,` was re-elected mayor ol Limerick at
a special meeting uf the corporation.
Councillor \Vhelan moved] tt resolution
that the mayor and ollicers of the
corporation should not attend any event
where military bands discourscd music
ortha Union Jack was ln evidence; but
nftorn warm discussion il. was ilcfcnted.
I-'ftceumombera were in favor of the
resolution and seventeen against il, while
four refrained from voting.
ofthe t\vo clubs are already making side
wngers"on the outcome of the race.
A POLAR EXPEDITION.
\`|C'ronIA, B. G., March 21-Captain
l\fikki»lscn,the Danish Arctic explorer,
has decided to purclnisc tho scaling
schooner “lleaii-ice" and will ilt her out
here for his North I‘ole expedition.
I .
oieizpkaknuasr oN THE
  APHILIPPINE
MASSACRE
_ _\ _
lie is Rough on Roosevelt and Wood--The Slaughter is
Almost the Saddest Thing
in American History
` ---Equal to Smoking Bees Out of Hive.
New Yong, March 22-In his scrnioir
on ting' rQfd£Ions of sol called Christian I
nations to those that are pagan. lfllili
Rev. Dr. Charles N. Parkiiursl referred
today tothe recent killing of Moros and
Pi'ealden Roosevelifs corigrut\llf\t0l‘Y
dsspatch¥ General Wood.
“Canal r,"heaald, theeasyand self-
satlsfled way in wlil' i we rcP'1\"l file
mowing down of tho savages and scinl-
savagos lh the Phlllpine islands 'when
thcystood In tho way of tiicuat»l0lu\\
purpose, of which, after eight years of
‘benevolent assimilation, wo have] just
had amost startling and hcurtrending
example in the bonibardlng to death
of six-hundred men, women and children
collected in a'ci`*ai.ér in the Moro islands.
“There are two things to be said about
the jubilant congratulations sent by - tha
chief oxeoutiveto General Wood. The
flrstlotho reference tothe designation
ofthe performance as a ‘brilliant feat of
anns.' Boeing our estimate _¢m_;tl10_
reports rendered by General Wood. it
was no more a 'fbellilaot feat of arms' tim-D4
smoking bQ§6Ul/ol I hive or _i-ntl out of
nnllfaw viiii ‘i. \»\ _ *iii _ U
"lion mfuuildi lsltureguf U'°*°"'
eeutlvs communication to WWII W°°f|
i, ui it urutcsd use ups .ward or
émpvehy, him” riots of t8h‘llel~ distress,
in view ot`tiia ln`dlserir'nli`1ate slaughter
perpctrntcd ‘ln honor of the American
flag! We have been taught to believe,
nndwé llirn to believe, that th° PNB!"
dent hu o greater heart.
"And an I prefer to think of that
oablogram, composed as it was in the'
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asv. cuaiiinrs a. i-/inaiiunsr, n.n.
presence, practically, of mangled men.
torn women, arniless and headless
clfllldrcn-l prefer to think of It not as
being i.hc cxprcsalon of the man Roose-
velt,but of the 1’rcsidcnt Roosevelt, in
..*`h0m oillciuily the heartlcssness and
the greed of unrcgeneraled nationality
is functionally represented. I want to
find a way out of Roosevelt, for the
performance on the .lolo island has a
ghastly look, andlhc cablegrain match-
`=¢iit.
“With the exception of tho niainteir
unee ln the south of ne|If0 Bl5“’\'Yr
time has been. I should say. nothing
sadderln our history than the national
attitude in which ue todaY NIHNI "5
toward the little brown people of the
Philippine Islands."
New Yoiuc, Ilfarcii 22.-Rivalry over'
wo Chicago yachts that are being built m
to compete for the Lipton Cup on the
Great Lakes next summer has developed
\
Nnw Yomr, March 23-(Special)-At a
Lipton would be a competitor with
Sliitmrock. Three in the race ofl` New
port in August next for the Cup offered
by King Edward.
IHI PHNNINEIAI 
 msiiiunt
Friday. March 23.
House met at 12 30.
Mr. Morson and Mr. Mathleson both;
asked some questions of thc Commissioner-_
of Public works to which answers were
promised for Monday.
“The Fish and Game protection Bill
1000," bills to incorporate the Robert T.
Holman Company, Ltd, and to incorporate
the Prince Edward Island Fish and Game,
Protection Association, a bill respecting
assignments for the benefit of creditors, 1
anda hill to impose certain taxes on;
corporations, associations and brewers;
were read a first time and set down for
second reading on Monday.
The Public accounts were tabldd by the
Premier. 1- -‘ft 
1 On motion _of _Hom Mr. Reid a bill
respecting the Registration of births,
deaths and marriages was read a drst
time and set down for reading on Mon-
--- , _-~ being made in thc southwest of Norway
O'r'rA\vA, March 21l-(Speciai)- Canadian
winnings from the waters in 10045
amounted to $23,500,000 according to the
Marlon and Fisheries report just pub-
lished.
Nova Scotia headed the list with
$7,287,000. _ _ f
npnsii oaiumaiahwso/ivitii $5,215,000.
New Brunswick $4,071,600.
Ontario $1,Tfi0,(lt.'0.
Quebec $1,750,000.
Manitoba and the Northwest $1,710,000.
P. E. Island $1,000,000.
All show gains except Nova Scotia,
Quebec and P. E. Island.
The Island \vaS paid $0,170 in liountles.
IUNESI Hill
IIISIHIIYS IIIWN
SEATTLE, Wn., March 22.-A special to
the Post-Intelligencer from Lyndon,
Washington, today soya:
day
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provided for births and deaths only, and
which has been withdrawn. '
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the Legislature. Is that to make policy
In answer to Mr. Mathieson, Mr. Reid \
“Hill limi- fflllfi Pm l"`°Vidi“K f°l` m“f"I“K°5i “The Northwood lumber land fshlnglc confident tiiat he would be chosen.
Ili 0- l°0D|l1C°d "h° Pnl" Pi" which . mill was burned and many families :arc
“Northwood, four miles north of Lyn-
don, ln Whatcom county, has been
destroyed by forest tires.
homeless. - The fire is wlthlna mile of
Lyndon this morning, and grave fears are
car, being instantly crushed bcynntl recog-
nltlon.
His ftfher was killed in nearly the
some place ln the same way ri few years
ago. °
iivl,sar"niuA
O'r'rA\\'A, March 52-The appointment
ofSir Charles Parsons to the governor
ship of Nova Scotia has proved to be a
good bridging to the existing difficulties
respectinga successor to Mr. Jones. It
may he said that the office has not been
tendered toany one, though the names
were free’y mentioned of possible per-
sons, some of whom would certainly not
accept.
' There ls a general belief ihat Mr.
Roche, member for Halifax, would have
taken the office, bnt. neither Mr. Fielding
nor the local premier would desire to open
any constituencies now and to fill the
position by an appointment which would
create a vacancy would not be good tac-
ties.
The appointment of Mr. Dunsmulr, into
premier, to the governorship of British
Columbia will he quite satisfactory in the
Pacific province. though scarcely so to Mr
Peters, formerly Premier of P. E, Island,
who was lately in Ottawa feeling pretty
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in good condition. Apply at Guardian
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ANY local or foreign wholesale house
desiring an experienced travelling
representative should write K., P. U.
Box 515, Charlottetown. 2ld twlw
FOUND-Nenr Grace church on Prince
Street lady's fur ruff. Owner can
have some by calling at Mi-ls. Donald
TAMPI NG-For eyeiot. hééeemhroiclcry
House adjourned till Monday at three felt for that ,,_~,wn_ Hundred, an gRh¢.`
D- Ui-  ing the fire, and the Ncllingham depart-
timcnt was sent out bv spcelal train to aid
%"°'”`__ ithe threatened city." I
uni iiws
Ci- “___ _ __ _ _ ___ _ ___  4 Mrs Mary Morgaii, convicted of vlolat
' SUNLIGIIT SOAP COIJPONS \VAN'l‘~
ing the Pi-ohibitory Act, was taken to iail
on \Vcdncsday last.
UN the lnvllation of \V, F. Tldmnrsh
President of the Charlottetown Board of
Trade,apuper was read in the Boards
roorn last night, on Oyster Culture, by
Ernest Kemp, Government oyster expert.
There was a good attendance , which in-
cluded the Lieutenant Governor and a
number ofthe Members of the Legisla-
ture. The topic was ably dealt with by
Mr. Kemp and although treated at length
held the unflagging attention of his
bearers. The opinion was general that
the President of thc Board of Trade had
rendered creditable servlceln promoting
such an excellent lecture in this impor-
tant subject 4
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Cm BONQ Fnrquhazoni. lldll pd. __ ___
L-I see there's an Insurance Bill before  Cm°*"°~ M°"°h 23' '°' (sV°°|‘1 I _
Corn, Mar., 445 Corn, May, 44:7
h°ld°"‘ “‘°"° "°°'"`°I S at Mrs. l.nrlnei~'s, Bills ro street. wha" " 733 WMP* " 7”*
5-Y°5’°" the |’"“\9' N ~ 1 IW I-W3iP¢i Pork, D'/lay, 010.511 Pork, Jan.. |1042
gm ri|i3_,piH3gN3. _iillliiliiili f
out of seaweed, which is collected by the
' ‘ ' MoN<:'ror\', March 23.-(Special)-D. S farmers and peasants with holdin s
ish ies La 2
cc¢,i,,g of tho New york yacht Omg, er St Year Yeldled McMurray, -brakemnn 0,, the L g_ n_ was running to the scashore and burnt. Thei
last evening Oliver E. Cromwell, Tweniv-Three Minions- instantly killed at Burtibogue this after- Zqheslani Som t° BHEIS; ngents' saysi
o s
Chairman of the Regatta Committee made . noon. colyhnn mnt:m‘I:]2`nl;|euChe U;;mlnger'|“uFd
Results bv Provinces Y ‘“ “ """ "-
securities, Mr. Fitzgerald said he had onthe law as the I d J ti b"i"g fm" days °v"d“° ‘mm L°“d°“ "Pd
nto the agricultural condition of Irclundinuer Montezuma n".|ve,| eu), ‘ms
morning.
She brought in tile vicinity' of 000
immigrants, thc 'larger portion of whom
are routed through to the Canadian West
where they will settle.
IASI IIHIIISH _
IINIIIPS Iii LEAVE
Vic'roai.\, B. C., March 22-The last
British garrison in Canada will be
withdrawn in Moy. Colonel English R.
G. Hastings received orders on Saturday
night to hold himself in readiness to
march out of Work Point barracks ln that
month. The Canadian garrison has been
directed to march in when their comrades
the interesting statement that Sir Thomas ' DUFIDR I1 flying shunt IIC full under the including iodine. As a source of income,
atldslhe L~oi\sul,sea\\'ccd has in a very;
few years surpassed fishing and agrioul- ;
ture in fortune building, Old debts have
been paid off, and land that wnsf
fnrrnerly unproductive has been drained
and tilled.
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M Ill PIIINEISS
CAL<‘l"r'r/\,Mari-i122,-Tlic Prince and
Princess of Wales were the chief actors
in a little incident which will he remem-
bered in Mysore, India. long years after
the ccreuionials of the royal visit are
forgotten. As they were motoring to
Sei-lngapatam to view the ruins, the princ-
ess saw a native policeman lying on the
road. He had been preccdlngfthe royal
motorists on a bicycle, and had fallen and
broken his leg. The princess ordered the
driver to stop, and the prince, alighting
walked along the road to where the man
lay. On hearing the nature of the
lniui-les, the prince assisted in obtaining
water for the man,.and did not return lo
the earln which the princess remained
nntll the man had been removed to
the hospital.” The action was intensely
appreciated bythe natives present, and
the news of the prince`s kindness spread
rapidly.
of the British forces vacate. Instructions
to Colonel Holmes, D. 0. C., give no clue
as to the number of men who will take
the place of the British troops, but from
unofficial sources it is learned that lt
will consist of as many, if not more than
at present. Forty or fifty of tho men
now on this station have received
pcrmisslonto take their discharge and
ioin the Canadian garrison.
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PLAY BAEPIPIS
Eiiixiiiriirsii, March 22.-The possibility
of leaming to play on the pipes ia opened
opened up to every asplrnnt by the
formation of an amateur society ln
Edinburgh for the "dl§h`|lon ofthe cult of
the bagplpe." Hlthoéto instruction ln the
art of the playing 'Bcotland's national
instrument- has beeaiyonllnod to the pipe.
ruajorsln the Hlgliidnd regimental pipo
bands. The new _society will endeavor td
further popularlzc the. bngplpe and pro-
vide elliclent instruction in its gentle
laments not only in Scotland, but also
southof the Twegd. _Among the grentv
est enthusiasts of Hilary bagplpc playin
is Lord Archibald: Campbell, and liki
several of the heads of Scottish olana.
Lara Ai-t-hibaid mkthmias a. very rms
pipe band 'of hi own. The Marquis of
Bute also possesses plpers.
iii MARRWNCFAEETFFSS 
Tropics Are Approach
Lo.\'n0.\', Mar. 2|.-In Austria a man
andnwonianarc considered to be cap-
able ofconductlnga home of their own
from the ages of l i-a fact which accounts
in no small :lr-grco for the spirit of
"child-fatherhood of the man" so pre-
valentin Austria. In Germany n man
niustbe In years of nge. but the age
ofthe bride-elect is left to popular dls~
cretlon. In Francetliexiian must be its
and the woman I5, while In Belgium the
same standard prevails. In Spain the
intending husband must have passed his
I-ith, year ami the woman her l2th.
These figures, in connection with the
admitted poverty of Spain, socially con-
sidered, are full of the deepest meaning.
ln Hungary for the Roman Catholics,
the man most bc 1-I years old and the
woman 12: for Protest-outs the man must
be 18 and the woman 15. This speaks well
for Protestant common sense in
this particular matter. In Greece
the man iuust have seen at least 1-I
summers and the woman I2. ln Portugal
nboy of ll is considered marrlageabie,
IN A/IANY LANDS
Standard increases in Cold Latitudes, and Lowers as the
ed--Different Ages in
Different Countries--The Average Below I8.
and n woman of I2. In Russia mid
Saxony they are n little more sensible,
for ln both countries n youth must
refrain from matrlinony till he can count
is years. ami the woman till she count 10,
ln Switzerland the men from the age al
Hand women from the nge of 12 nrt
allowed to marry. In Turkey any youth
and maiden who can walk properly and
can understand the necessary religioul
service are allowed to ho united for life.
To go lnrthcr afield. mera children of 10.
ii. and even N years are, by Indian custom
often married. Thls_applicn to the girls
only, although native boys of from 12 to
14 become husbands and the nominal
heads of households. InChinn, too, thu
custom ll nearly as slnloless, boys and
girls who ought rather to be on the
school bench or playing battledore and
shuttleoock, not up thllr family gods and
start upon their own. It is curious to
note that the mnrringiabic age standar-
iacreaaos In oold or temperate. latitudes,
and that thelowest polnl In touched in
troplu latitudes, lack of olvllsatlon als
having much in dovrlth lt. -
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