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»A~NNUAL MEEHNG or    |=Avi-(3-R5
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6 es' er ay m "3 ts  _ 'nw-'”€f"g, D"°'",”'°“§ -W-hicli is Fercibly -presented 'fo `-them by `l’-`a”fl»e"r_
on the Welfare of the l’rov|n'ce. The `Prohll§`i‘;A" . i,     
uw Amendments Hon Burke at a Melting of the Board of
to be Urged before
I L.,,,_,,,,.,,,,._ i rica.-Nov. soils.. Joins wifi. N. B.
  . in our As`sis't"a?n`ce. ~
_ The Annual Meeting of the Provincial
Teniporeniie Alliance was held at 2.1!)
witbstandiegthc unfavorable condition
oltheroedh e good representation was
'present from different. sections of the
Island. -L
I The oonfmftees appointed to secure peti-
tions for the repeal or tué scott Act in the
Counties rpported considerable progress
had been made and that there was little
trouble lniaecuring signatures wherever
the petitions were presentdil.
A resolution was '-'passed urging the
completion 'of the lists by the first_of July
next. _
Reportaitrom various delegates 'were
given to the effect that the Scott Act is
very loosely enforced in the counties and
fespeclallydn the town of- Snmmersidc
where thefhct is used as o. license for pro-
ducing revenue.
It was the pronounced opinion of thc
bringing in-the! prohlbltory law over the
whole province and alsoin seeking auch
. ment that will further strengthen the
edectiveness of thu law.
A full text oi’ the desired amendments
,us adopted ty tn. joint committees or ting
Alliance and the Grand Division S. 0. T
will appear in a few days. ' _
A full and free discussion of different
phases of the question took-plaee alidftho
Alliance' was unanimous in their findings.
Every confidence was expressed that
the Government will grant the reasonable
amendments asked for, and a strong com-
mittee was nominated to press the matter'
on the-i attention of the Government.
The committee was composed ol George'
Ross, DJ McKinnon and E. F. Purdy. _
The officers elected for the ensuing year
arc as follows ; _
Pres.-5-Murdock McKinnon, Montague.,
Vice-Pres.-Queen's, Rev. A. D. Muc-
donald.
aniendmerits to the act from the Govern-
reus- E. F. Purdy.
- David and Mrs. Sm\li, of Charlotte-
town, P. E. I., spenta few days in town
an route to Newton Centre. Mass.-Truro
Ex.
S. A. McI_.r:ou_ of Moore Sc McLeod who
-returned yesterday from *the Old Country
speakain the mostiaudatory terms-of the
turhiner, Victorian on which he came to
Halifax. The vibration is ulm'ost entirely
done away with by the turbine.
Rival. -W.-M0001:-Nam., of Moncton,
will visit Halifax at the end of this week.
Mr. McConnell is a promiiient and
popularmember of the New Brunswick
Conference of the Methodist church.-
~Hnlii‘ax Herald.  _
_f , tatheatuneralnf the late R. C.
 $&eniee, which takes niece
io-"diy, ‘there will be no afternoon session
at the Union. Obmmercial Coile¥°- Ml”
Mm-lon McLeod,~tt daughter of the deceas-
ed is a student of the College.
_ Taasn hundred and-twenty cnrioads of
P. E. Island freight are still stalled at
Picton and adincent points. The bouts
take away, on an average, eight carlonds
my h-ip,fao that if regular daily trips be
made from this tinicon it w_lll take forty
days to raise thc blockade without bukinz
account ofthe cars that will come in dur-
'lng that time.-Pictou Advocate.
ii7ougi|s,j, colds, fhoarsenees, ann other
tlix-oat, lmente are quickly relieved by
`Vapu$‘f_'a|~esoleno tablets, tcn cents per box
Au afuhgisis
-Wanted a person to take charge. of n
warehouse, who knows something about
keepihgbooks. Apply 1° P- 0- B°X6§"_2;>’~
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A~~'1g|;T of- -Ladies’ American
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Boon. also a iob 1°* bf
Mmis" . _pégiiyted foe rubbers
out of style) sizes 8, 9, I0
and  I
 lfléii dill; '
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THE TEMPERATURE.
Mild weather continued yesterday.
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__ _ *maxim is ‘¢'a¢"i°s`iui»”o. T '_
'nu nueiuus of st. Albans usail to
wus'the'uxiknoWn Miss Mellon.
“When -I was-'a poor- girl,” she
wrotc, "working very herd for'my 80
ehlllin e. week I went down t
I ‘was always well received. I was to
perform in a new plow. one of'thosc
affecting little dramas, and in my
most povorty.- A heartless trades-
man prosecutes the sad heroine for a
'heavy debt 'and insists upon putting
her in prllon unless somesone will be
bail for her. 'Phe girl replies:
ha.ven't a friend in the world.¢
"-‘Whatl Will no one be be.il for
you to lava you from going to pri-
son?" 'asked tbestern creditor. _
friend on earth,' was the reply, but
just as I was iittoring the words I
saw o sailor in the upper gallery
s in n over tho raiilin s. let him
lmundndiolcar over the orchcstraand
the footllghts and placed himself bo-
sido me in a. moment.
" 'Ycs,=you-ishallfhavc at least one
friend, my.-pooryoung woman.” said
he, with great earncatncss. 'I'Il go
ball for you to any amount. Ami as
for you, turning to the frightened
It- ll related -that /Poole onoemnten-
th h man that 'he
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shtzpmm _mndyy ._-answered.-that hil
,sgnblishment was a. milk shop.
d taking the shopnlhn by tho
gi-|;i1'tl;nthe door. \\°_:P°ll\i»d “P *-0
quantity." .. _ _ _
tin that he would take
,‘i,f.'§§r liizezomzcim realdln !_'___l_\_\'l°.
so mud Apply between xo and ran. m.
E. Full, R.C.Gof1’, D. Schurman, J. K.-
, Vice-Pres.-Kings, Wm. McLeod. Dun-
Alliance that no time should be lost in das
 i"§,,';y,i,'§;;“,i=,,0,,.iii|is' aiiiii ,
relate an anecdote of herself when sho
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Liverpool during my holidays, where'
character I represented-a, poor, friend-
less orphan girl reduced-.to the ut-_
"'Then L have no hope, for L
-'~’ 'I`li`ave told you I have 'not 5-
Pr srl 5 s -_
sell down from tier to tier -until he-
ed -a- proviueioi » dairy -and ‘»°l°m1=l¥.~ '
Pvt “ga” Q12.”
The Boarrilillpuss a strong resolution
Hahn-'Ax, April 6.-(Special) - Father on thc- subject-mid the wonder is that the
Burke of-Prince Edward island reached tunnel wasnot built long ago.
-here by.the late C. P. R. at two o`clock Father Burke's argument, the pro-
'this morning and today carried llnlifux minent speakers declared irresistible,
by storm for the tunnel project. ' ‘and Nova Scotia and New Brunswick is
A full meeting ol the Council of_tli_e ‘how in line with P. E. I. with her
Board ofT\‘adeund~otherswus convened, demands und the rest of Canada has
to hear him and for -.forty-five minutesilbccomc sympathetic, thanks to the late
without note or_ reference he spoke most delegation. The tunnel has get to come
eloquently and earnestly and so thorough- und the sooner the better for Maritime
ly astocarry conviction in the minds of Canada. -
the hard headed menof business that the Father Burke held a long interview
tunnel is the only solution of thc Island’s Wilfll Premllbr MUFNY ll-li Glflvfll. dined
dillloulty and that it is our into;-out to with Archbishop O'Brleu und met the
promote it, Board. at three o'clook.
llc left for Pictou at five o‘clock.
handles a program \\ ith the deftness of
and Waterman, Mr. Bremner and Master
Bruce.
Particularlzatlon would be inviilious
and is unnecessary. My impression of
Islanders is, finding they have a voice they
proceed to get lt cultivated. It is unim-
portant- whether self vanity prompts, al-
tiulsm or seusefol duty-the fact remains,
every effort for cultnrethccoixies an asset
ln thc towu`s or Island'e capital.
Our handsome buildings, public or pri-
vate llnd their corollary' in tho. efforts of
singers, players, readers, followers of
Terpalchore o1"1‘hespis. (ice. Moore and
Frank Stanley contribuicri a very delight-
ful duet.
The St. Cecilia club has n warm place in
our hearts and ears. Muyfthcy build up to
their former strength and that soon is a
general wish!
St.Paul‘s Sunday School Orchestra con-
tributed very pleasing numbers. The
worth of thc waltz they played will he
voiced by Jessica and Lorenzo on Thurs-
ilny next in the same hall.
Rev. T. F. Fullerton spoke brledy of the
work of thc Womcn's Council. His terse
utterances with that delightful burr
are incisivc. His meanings bite
and one has something ever
to carry away. Ile voiced the wish of all
that the forthcomingGcnnrn.lCouncil to bo
hold in our “Tourist Paradise" in the
halcyon days of summer would - bc
pleasant. and successful.
But where docs Drummond come in the
Miss Nrznnia .lENKiNs, Georgetown-' “ The Women's Council scored a great  
Mu.. McLe11su,.-Rsssusauu; Mu... m|.'.-ug, ..u¢cess. 'rulk orisrgessu au ricnsgi md `
Kelly, cify; Miss Edith Hubley, Plnette,-'the program been published its amplitude _.__
were passengers to Georgetown yester-, 'and variety would have invited the
diy. |ucry “what time do wc leave?" The Ii.\i.ll-'1\x, April 0-(Special)-Miss
 _,,  . _ .. ; fwiw “nemo” ofa "Immun" °l“'i“"°'1 Vllindsor, Principal of the I.udies'Collcge
  ll the i""°n°‘mu°n for Mr' I`""e"’°" _and Misses Telsley, Olson, Pickett, and
'the Caledonian 5c,cmy_ | Mr.Murphy have resigned. Dissutisfnctlon
'_' Songs were contributed by Misses with the management of the College is
Torgorvro, April 7. -(Special).-Fresh I Warburton,-Canning, Crosbie, Blanchard the cans., of their Whig",
southerly to westerly winds, fair and ` `
about the same temperature.
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reader will askf llc crunc in as never be-
fore, to our hearts lust night. I may be
wrong but Ithought I caughtDrurlmond's
philosophy last night. .lf I am right thc
liubltant is sensible, sensible, (_French)
and religious. In popular parlance hc is
God,fcarlng, -lndustious and humorous.
Many of us might wish that we were even
cousins German to such citizens.
C. P. Clarke has rl. voice well adapted to
cliarnctcr thc paiois of the hnbitunt.
Laughing in its glee. tender ln its
symputliy, viriie in its scom and yet with-
al a gentle revcrencc that makes the Cure
of Cnlumcta peer of G0ldsmith`s “man
' ' ' ' to all 'thc country dear.”
lt is not fulsome to say one does not
hope to hcnr n better exponcnent of Drum-
mcnd ora truer dellncntor of the hah-
itnnt.
Encorcs,ayc triple encorcs were Mr.
Clarkc`s mecd and thoy were mercilessly
given and us generously acoedcd to. The
decorations were tasteful and candy
A l`ull hnll, unbounded enthusiasm and
a fairly full cofier was the practical result;
thc theoretic resultant is a feeling of
gratitude to thc Wnmen‘s Council and a
deeper interest in their work.-\V.
THE bark ilector made a record of 56
days from Hantsport, N. S., to Buenos
Ayres-an exceedingly good trip. Capt.
-I. A. MoDunald.- Plnettois Master..
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..C,,,,,, ....tsias,'.' mam the some- f, To obtain the best contracts of Insurance con- _
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alrtof, 'll y_ou don't shift your moor- _1 , _ ,  _ , if. 'pr . " - ’
ings- you rubber, it win to the won.. - ' #4 to r eoqlilhl-
1°' .Y°“-" .- - : f r ~' If - u 80,0!-
"Tho.sceue»ln the’theatre -was ln- 5 ' -v ._ QQ.,  Q I' 
describcble, and thc' sailor refused to _ l¥\lx|_\\‘e..  '
budge or to understand anything un- ' ` ,_ _ " ' _ Q WI I
til tho manager persuaded hlnr to 53- ‘ Q '  
relinquish his care of mc by pretend-_ _ 5° °°`.°
ins t`of errlvrend rescue' me with a‘ _ . _ ,_ , , __ _ ._  .u =...»..-4...... -.~ .. _.. =,-. .. _
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CHICAGO MARKETS-
_0,,,.,,.,¢,, april is -E 4spoe|»|)_-8-__ Insurance of all kinds transacted. _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _
M, _  M:,..,hw_g‘uv: git M__¢_v what uv The leading British Compxuies represented. I ‘ ' '_ , " '  '
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_ _ _ . ;,,,,,.0; Tablets are on eele at H. _.L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A . .
min' Drugstore- »~- f H .VW *-1 ll »  »~..-1 _- ~ ~  -
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A sad shooting fatality occurred yester-
day afternoon nt Rocky Point, about half
a mile from the wharf.
Shortly after noon two young lads emch
about sixteen years of age went shooting
`from the road, Their names were Am-
brose Smith, son of John Smith, and Oli
ver McLean, whose father is dead.
They were some distance apart when
McLenu`s gun was discharged. Smith
shouted to McLean asking_him if hc had
shot anything but receiving no reply went
to where he was.
gun shot wound f`rom`a twenty cslabre
'gun in his groin. He died in a few minu-
tes before assistance could he brought.
The accident had evidently been caused
by his gun exploding whllc going
through the snow.
Deceased's brother, '-Iohn McLean, with
Walter Lane and Malcolm McKinnon
rlrove to town and reported the facts to
Coroner Dr. McNeill who deemed an in-
quest unneccssary and gave a per mit for
burial.
The mother of deceaned is living and
there are a number of brothers and sisters
A sister of his, Mrs. Field was buried only
last Tuesda
y.
A meeting of the Executive Committee
oi’ the P. E.- Island- -Development and
Tourist Association vvasvheldin the Sti-
pendiary’s Gourt Rnorutlasf. night. The
President, Hon. G. E. Hughes, gave notice
that he had addressed the Local Leglslu~ `
ture giving notice that he would introduce
a bill to incorporate.thc.P. E. Island De-
velopment and Tourist Association. His
Worship Mayor Kelly, expressed his od-
miration for the mannerln which I-Ion.
Mr. Hughes has conducted tbe‘afl’airs of
the Association, and congratulated him
upon the evident success that was tobe
the result of the Association's work. His
Worship's remarks were warmly seconded
by the other members who were present.
G. IA.: Hughes on bchulfiof the Trans-
portation Committee reported that the
different transportation companies had
been written to regarding the fixing of
special rates for tho Home Oomers Week
and Carnival. The Secretary of the As-
sociation will probably leave next week to
visit Boston. and other cities in Massa-
chusetts and New York States to meet
with Islanders thcrc and get together one
or more parties for whom an endeavour
will be made to provides special train,
thus securing a better and quicker trip
ami, most likely, n much reduced rate. It,
was decided to vigorously advertise this
matter to the end that all who intcnd to
 Sllllllllllli SBAIRRETFI
McLean was lying inthe snow with a_
there is _aiiy niiléll dl -a
.
_ or'uwA. Ama _ 6-- (Special >.- 'rue au.
hate today was -warm but not hot. Borden
to lVlanltoha's disclosures and stated that
Laurier in spite _ol his statement that.
Shan-etti`s proposition was unauthorized
had several lnt.erviews with the ablcgatm-
Laurier rcplledthat he had spoken
honostly and did not fear anything that
might be said regarding_his conduct. He
repented his denial of Rogers' charges.
Foster made a lengthy speech. Hs
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in opening outlined the events leading up!
`  _ - -fer fr~»r1.5\~f.~<~.s§:~ `
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"Yesterday in Commons--f-Foster wants to _Know why
Papal Repieseniatlve in
Canada where Church and Stale ire
squirrels in the woods back some distance ~ -_
si
- 'é
araled.
‘Laurier for some time an`d._now th\t..the
crisis.» hae' come ` Laurier iileowned him.
Sbarretti had been frequently consulted
by Laurier regardlngtlxe school question
in the west while the Premier had edm-
pletely ignored two of-his own ministlrl,
Fielding and Slfton. Footer would make
the same complnintlf-_representatives of
_any other creed .hed been introducedae
shurrctti bud. been. . .le said thu., if
_Sbaretti had been succeehhil in persuading
_Manitoba to grant Separate Schools
Laurier would not havedieowned himibut
argued that Sbnrretti had been in-oughtli womd have iccepud gh; ,lgwlg gud in
to Canada by the niemhcrs of the _Llbcmf
party, not as a spiritual adviser but to
help heal certain sores in the Libemi
ranks. He had: been made use of by'
return have grunted Manitoba the ex-
tension asked for. '
Foster asked wlr1.»i|*thel.1e.aly needof a
-papal representative ln Canada.
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The present proprietor, McSwecney, notvi
is extensively engaged ln lumbering and
wants to go out of the hotel business.
E. Boswar.L, Victoria, crossed yesterday
on route to Halifax. _
Gncnoa Aanfyrr, Union intends leaving
shortly on e tour of the west.
Rav. D. MoNmm. deilverednn interest-
ing talk at St. Gcorge's Hall last night. _
E. B.. 'Wn.1.|AMsfs Acting Law Clerk
of the House in tv absence of Il. J.
Palmer at Ottawa.
Hmm! Racxnan has founda sprig oi
grass six inches long near a house where
hc was working.
Tm: railway is in bad condition at pre~
sent owing to the aofoweather and trains
have all to run slow.
Sranm-:v G. Paimv, who spent the
come home this summer might by com-
municating with the Association, bc fur-
wintcr at Tlgnlsh crossed yesterday for
Ottawa. He has been twenty years a
uisiierl with full particulars. . csident of Boston. _ . 3; M¢}{inn0|,',; D,-uU,,g°N_ _ .1d¢,f
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Gosnucron "I‘AN1'oN was not in chime
- ' ' ‘ Q - jot the western trai'n;whoeo front tender
4 - ' ‘ - .  wheels were derailed 1
.
Joan Watson, sqn:o¢_ George fWaieon,
land. `
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‘ -. -' ' _ ` city, nrt lust .uipno--for out Mountain
' _ - Valley, Assa., where he intends taking up
1' Fnmnos will regret to learn that thiill-
-ness is reported of Mlssllilla Bryeneou,
M°N"T"'N- AW" 6°(Sl’e‘“'l“ll”Le"°l` Union Road and Misa Funny Horne,
Willis of Sydney will probublyln u few- Winsloc.
days purchase the Brunswick Hotel heref. '
- W..:W. Sumter -while-_ ln.-ilaondciiimet
'Ernest F. Dawson of the Rdyal Engineers
and Miss Ethel Pope who is studying
music there.
W. Osman of the Department of Marine
and Fisheries, Messrs. Olive and Dalton.
steamboat lnspectoxe'.St. John, came to
town yesterday.
‘I-I. H. Aconn,-Sour'is,»sa'ys that ill tons
of hay landed lastwveek by.the Stanley
were rapidly taken up, each farmer
being limited fo three-~ be/les. The
shortage, he says, ls 'alarming in that
vicinity.
A 'rwsnva year -olddaughter of John
Stewart, Southport had four of the fin'
gcra of her left hand lhattered Wednesday
while picking a. cartrillge :which exploded
`in-her hand. She was taken ‘to the City
Hospital where the .amputation of the
four fingers was necessary.
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Are Mads of Good Stock.
Are Pdffictly Printed, and
Are as-Handsome as a
Picture when on the Wall.
The season has hardly _commenced in 
WA LL PAPER business, but we have already sent
repeat orders fora number of pretty patterns that
have been snapped up almost as soon as they were
--noN"r .bay ii. _.D1Nev, FADED out 1>_A-T-
TERN, come tous and get a handsome UP-'1`.O-
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