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in 'His Room
siieciiil tn The Guardian.
ivr. .ioiiN, iiiiiriii zii- i.iii-S ,i,.,i..,.
_ioii of Tucoiiia, l‘.`uiililiiy_toii was
foiinid dead iii the iliirleton llouse
this nftornooii with his throat. fi~ii_~ht.-
muy cut and lying, in .ii pool of
lilood with an open riivior griliyii-.T
firmly in his li-and.
'I`iie ti‘ag‘€dy Iiuppeiieil iii‘.i'in_e_ thi-
|i|.il`llinl! h0llI‘S as lliu niii`ol‘i.iiiliit.i-i
iiinn wits alive at liri-iiiifiirt.
’|‘h¢, strlriiger arriveil iii the city
vi~st.crilay morning. -
'Ile intended sailing for l~;iig~1iii,,\
,iii like Einipress of Ireland liiit iii'i'i\'-
-eil loo ini'/C.`__v V
EAIAE AECIIIENI'
llN  S. fEllU-lilll
, .
h'|ii»i~iiil to 'l`he (i_iiui~ilinu.
_ .llA\`Ili/\, Murcli ZX A report tliiii
ii fiitui iivciileiit. had oi~i-iiri-eil on ili~
i'iul.~icr (‘liiirlesLoii was i-oiiiiriiied ii.-
iiiiy.
liliglit men were killed iiiid seriii-iii
otliers were injured.
lluriiig practice iii, sen ii Iwi-Airli
liii-,li of a gun blew off iinii :ii iliizlit
across the deck iiiowi-ii dowii .~ai-viiiil
men in its path.
Heveii of the men were iiaitiiitly
liillrd, while the eighth iii-il us tl.e
i‘liiirlestoii was liiirrying io '_ ;i\.ii~.
iiiiiiiiiii ii iiiiis _
ii iii viii,
.\'i€W \`<I)RK, Merrli 27~Witli liven-l
ty loiir iniirriages Uri lriis creilit., ele\'- i
rn of which iii' eiitereil into in oiivi
3.-iiiir, Arthur F, Viiniiiiernuiii, iiliiis:
lliiron Von l.iclit.eiist.eiii, wus seiiiifii l
red by Judge llilic, in lli'i.-olilyii, io_
i~iiiuf"SfhE prféliii' `l'oi`~"‘iiot. more t-hun
ni.ii» yr-ais rind six iiionths :ind not?
hiss than four years iiuil eiixlit iiiii-ii-_
ths. The piinisbuieiit. folloiwil ii i-.vii-'
vi<~iion for perjury, wliirii wus ii dir _
ect 'nrsiiit 'of Ziiiiiiii‘i'iiiiili'S Ii\»~'l bill’ I
uiiiiins iii1ii'\'in-ge, ‘iiliivli hr, viili'ri‘il iii-
to in ll/ronklyn after swi‘iii'iiii1` Iii`l`i>i`i‘_
the deputy City Clerk flint |i.» wiis
siiii:le when he iippliiiil for :i niiirr :`
iiii',i‘ Iiwiise. 1
'l`lii-Joiily reason tliul '/.iiiiiiiiruiiiiif
diil not 1ilis\\'er ii liigiiiiiy eli‘iii‘_;i~`
wlii-n'Cnlle<l to trial was li.ieiiii.~:o ii
coiiiplniiit of perjury was iii~ci'ss;ii'y
to get hinl from Uaiiiiilzi into the
liii";.»<lictioii of the lIi'i»i>liI.\`ii i'i‘\\I'\=~`- "I
li was his marriage to iilrs. l.oiiisii_
lliiliu that caused his troiili‘li'. .»\iti-r
igi-itiiig us niiirli ol' lil' iiii‘ii».‘_\‘ iiri Ili'
i~o-.ild he went to ilaiiirilii iiiiil ii few
iliiys inter sho leiiriiiiil that lie had ‘
iniirrieil .\li‘s.'i<Jniily (lroliaiii, i\li_»i»
lirooklyii, only a short. iiinii l\i‘_loiji‘. I
|<‘ollowiug ’1Ziininu-rniiiii’s i~iiii\'1i~.ii_-iii i
ins-l week, Judge Dike i-aiisiwi an in-I
\'i'sti\g‘ntioii §.l\.“. Iriiiilix l"i'oni the in I
loriniatioii he obiktiiicil from r_¢‘ifi\l`iI=~'
iiiiil the stories liroiig-lit to him liy
policenicn Judge llikr leiiineil lliiit I
Ziiiiiiieriiiaii has hiid twenty ioiir \\'i
wi and neail us many i'I\\I‘II""\
.luilgc lIilke's record slioweil tiiut Ibm
fiinunerniuii, who _is iibout lilly .V"1\\_`=* _
olil, beg-sii his iiiiiri')iiis <'“l`i‘l‘\ \“
llei-iimiiy, in 1872. “`Iii'1i lie weilili-il ‘_‘
. .. ,I
.iliirie Gringer. His ni~ii_t iiiuiiiiiiiri H'
uns in lll7~l. ln tho followiui: .\""'__I"‘
ivvililed eleven woinen. -nioiilly “li
.. . - » I 0 _ _ .
oivs. who had litlii lift \\ifli siiiill ,,,~isi-il iii. the priiseiit \\'eiil.iii-.i'. 'l`odny|
wus lille ii lln_\ iii July. liiil. illlil \II`.\'-
siiiiis of money. _ _
'/.iiiimerniiin cnnie to Air.:-vi‘ii-.ii in
lii7i5 and eondiieted his iiii\.i'i'_l'\'\H "X \
Dloits in New -Yurli. l`i“‘Il""“°"“" “"“i
liliisrlricliiisetts till itil". 'I`I“`" thu"
iviis a lapse of eI¢V"" .V"=\I_`“ “Nfl m
liitl7 he took aiiotlier liriile. lhi-re
uiis another lapse until lililil. \\'Il_““
hi- made up for lost time by innriy-
ing three widows uitlilii the .\"`*“'~ _
hi seiitciieing Yiiiuinei'niun, .lisi\i'.i
luke .~'.aiil:--- _
"ililiir\'inge with you wus not only
ri habit, it was n iliseiise, uriil uliiin,
as in your case. it was ucf‘i\ii\l_'“-'\\“iI
with elements of liisli Il"“f“"`_ 'lf "li
ways getting froni l'i`»“" "“`t"“"‘__“_
tiieuusli th-ey Possesseil, )‘O"I` “_‘,lf:f&
and coiivietioii l;-eeaiiie ‘ii llii-‘~\i“'
hooii to the coniiniiinitY- I"“"I‘ “ ‘“."‘E
wiiii would prey iiiioii Ui” "‘_""“‘m-‘
of trusting woincn luis iio'i`\iL‘IlI’ ii*
iii' free."
I. .`lli>.\', .\l: '-
I' ist r -fo ' 'ing' to iii
i’i'i-.~:i.i<iil. 'l`nft on '|`liiirsd.'iy inliiuilt-
iii io \ il doi l»i.
sli lil il ' iiii'
i ll
_¢~o\i\i‘iinii\iii. vii i.:h i'iil_ hu-eli-_v sinteii
lion' iiiiii-li tho _uoril oillcis is ".'oi'tliI
in iir:iriii'e is now paiiifiilly appar-
froni .»\iiilnis.~'iiil.i|‘ llryiie \\‘i>‘.ild li:i\'i'
si-iili-il tlir wlioli- l.ii>.i'iess lii~foi'i‘ il'
,,[{i;~‘ni \\'l'.€i-li i'liuinpiiiii~4 fi'ii~ lriide is|
_._,,,,,i,\\._ ,ii-iirlv ii uioiilli eiirliei' tliiiii
ins-t _\'e.'ii‘. l"iiriners are lirirrovi'iiig,
pioiiirliiiig and seedinig, _wt the land
T-,imig iilil tiniers iire siispii'ioi.is of
i-oiiililioiis nliil iire lii>I‘lIIiliC `-‘Wk IU
lg(-iiiiifiil ini'ri'|iiii\ls of Qiii‘I\i‘i‘ iinil
.\‘pi_ri'ini to 'l`lii~ (liiiii'iIiiin_
INICW "illiI(, l\Iiiri'li 28 .\‘ ii
ltliv girl >:t.i-iiogrzipliiii' \'ii't.ini ol' the
si-iisiitioiial niiiriii~r iiiii~ovei'ed on Sat-
iiriliiy, uns siiiotlii-|'i-il iiiiil stiitleil
oi i’\lh<-rf. Vi lt.-i".~; iipiiitiiieiits iiiii
\».f~,-,-_-__-,-,~,-_»,-_,\___,v~,`,~_________~.,__, _
» -- | irri-d <iii_
hy the ilisi~ovi~i'g,' flint. liuth Wlii-i~ler,
‘.\'liiIe iiiiroiisrions into llie iireiiliicii
'ii i
tliifrii liilriii-il to ileutli, the aiitliorl-i
. Tucoiiiu Suiclded    I ed N
ties today continued \\'itli added senl
the task of trying to devi-lop the
reiil mot.i\'i- for the crime.
llui. little progress wus niaiie.
Hours of iiuestionliig .fuiled to
shake _ioung Wolter 'in the ileclura-
tion that hi-. hiid never seen the
Wliei-lor girl and knew notliiiig of
t.lie wuy she met her fiite.
llllllllllll HUSH  
Ili NEW Yllll
dlL)N’l‘Itl:ii\l., lllnrrli If --.\lonti'i-iii
todiiy eiisily iiplielii its ri-piilntioii iis
oiii- of the liigye.-it. _’\Yi~\v \orli feeilei‘s
lfoi' Idiistei' liiisini:~':<. liver 3,illlIi peo-
,ple left the cily diiriiii;‘ the ilu), for
fNi-.\\ York, iind it is i-sitiiniili-il l.li;it
Itllvy tools with fliiini viisily .$iliIil,ililll
io lu~ spviil. iii ilu- .-\:iii~i'ii~nii iiieirii
polls.
Iii iiililifliiii io llii‘:§i‘,' i~"Vl-riil plur-
pli~ lriiiii ‘tliiziuii :ind Qiii-ln-1' jiiiiii-il
tlii- :~.i~'i`i»ii speiini lrniii::_ and the ex
irii si-i'tiiiii.~: ol' ilu: dny truiiis u'~iiii'li
li-ft. iii-re toiliij, for f\’i:\\" Yoik.
It. is siiit.i~d h_v ofliriitls of the New
Yiirli f‘i-nlriil iiiiil li, ii" ll, tliiit thi-_
l"ii.~‘.lei' \i|i.s‘iiii-ss for Ni-w York iiiid
liosioii this yi-iii uns :il li-ust. Jill per
, .
reii. lii,_i,1-i’ this yriir lliiiii ever Iii:
liilii
it 'i\'fi.~: siritrl ai. the i'. i'. ll. head-
i|iiii|'ii~i"'. iiiilny tliiit si-veriil other
lii>lio|'.\; \\'ei'i‘ liiliiilnil oilt_|'0i'i'|itly to
flu-ir ollii-i:il:<, in iidililioii iii thi-.
‘i1iviii§.: of r-‘.ii‘ '|`|i~iinns Sliiiiigliiiiissyi,
'of thi- ilrili-I' of Kiiiuliiliooil iii llio
oidri of hi. .iolin of -lerlisulviii ll.
f\li-Niroll, \'ii'<--pirsiiliiiit. of llii- roiii
piiiiy, u'-is infiili- lin e:`qii.ii.~ of the
oi‘<li-r, uliile .lliijor i.'ic'-y lt. .Inlin-
sziii :iiiil t-l. .\. ilidiou' uere inude
IioiioHU`.V iissiii-iiiti-s of the oi'dei'.
'l`lii-sii Iioiii'»i's \i'iii'e‘ ;;,i\'r|i in i‘i'<'iii;iii
tiiili of flif‘ \'.'i-Vli ol the (‘i`i|iii¢liiii|
l’.'ii'ili\' in the i-i‘ii:iiii'zriiioii of the St.
.Ioliii`.s iiiiiliiiliiiiiw- sei'\'ii'i~ :il the /in '
i',ii,-: sliiips.
H.‘i\`.\‘ llltl'l‘i\li\' _
IS I.\l| (l'l`l-li’\"l'
_ Til .\\lli i`,-\I\'.-\l>i\.'
ii\ iiili 27 -'i`lie Moriiiiig
. i ii e lielii-t` flint.
- .V ii. iiissn - '-3 rn that ilrit.nin 1
~ ou ii" iii, pi'i~s.~: ~ lo lienr on
‘i1uiiii:i, .~=ui‘<'1if:tii'ii y i'i~e:i!Is llic of
for oi ‘*'ooii oilEe»-.~:" of ilu- iiiipi~i'ial
_ i
iviis lit i‘iiii.'i<ln _: .ii-ipi-siil, and siiysi
it. _
lt points out iliiii if Iii-itziiii liadi
tho |iiiwi-i' ol' ret. zlliiii iiiii ii \\'liispi~r
~\'i~:' .~¢tiii't»»il. '|`li.- l.iliei':\l iiiipi-rial-_
io\\' li<~lploss to strike ii lilon' for'
~iilii'i' riiiise.
~ iiiu-:.\'i‘ |ii~:.\'i' TN .\li'iNi'i‘oii.i\.
iil.lilT\'liOiiii, hliiii., i\I!ii'<-li 27.-~.»\t.
2 o'eliieli toiliiy the tiiei'irionieti>rs in
own i'i~;:istr_-i‘eil ld.i iliigi-ees of heat.,
lNli\'i.\'ll'l~)(l, liliirih Z7.»~-it was re~_
vrteii iroiii the iio\'ernini~iit obser-
_(,,-y iii St .lolin's l‘iilli‘gi\ fit 2 o'-
.lork lodiiy lliut the ti‘mpei'nt.iii'i-‘
,ig 71| iii flu* sliiidi- find had liven
,,,,,5,,,,¢ fiom sul to liio in thi- sun
luring the iliiy. _
\\'lNi\Il'l‘l(l_, Illilrrli IIT. -'l`lii\ people
i' We.~ali»i'n t‘iiiiiidii :ire greatly sur-
liiviirs ure liriiiikiiii: up iill o\'i~|‘ the
is so dry serif woiild not remnin long
in ii". ,;,~,,i,|,i1 if _high wiiids should
||,,. _ii.i|ii»s of ii cliiiiige for i-oolri' Iliid
wet \\.'i-iitlii'i'. A your ill!" i“‘|i\i\' lIli‘I"`
\\';i_.- ii big .~=iio\i'siiirni htri-_
i-‘lung-iEN i.il.;iiini\'i‘io.\'.
Ql'l~llll'}i`, ;\Iurcli 27.--ll. liufi\`i\1'&
sons liiniiled, \\'zirellouseiiir~n und
}\\.iii|ri-iii, uri- in liriliiilntiiiii, 'l`lie
Iiiihilitio--. :ire :ilioiit $2`5»“.ll"‘-‘~
M|iiiird’s liiiiiiiiiidfor sais everywliefe
. _____v__________________ ________V____._._._,_.,.§
 Ei3l[H EUNCENI
LAST NlliNi'S I
Among the many iniislciil treats oi y
t-he season lust e\ ening's luasitii-'.~ <'i_iii
cert liolil-1 ioreniosii lllnm Im' hlyh
rlnm' music splenillilly i4I\`l’“» _r“,
eiiiiiinont individually would i'eu\\li‘i‘
ton in-.any adjectives und woiild not
then do the parti<‘Ilii\iiU“_3I“""""" ““
Iiriiise can be er|‘iiiillY ii“‘f"""“ hy “H1
Th vocal solos by MV* 'I""“`,"'
iiyriih, Miss Ryan. Mfr- "‘- ..“~
Moore, Miss Mei\rtliui‘. and Miss
Iiliiiichnrd were vlinrniiiiixly i!“`f“;.
tliflr magnlflcient voices never heiu'|,,i
in liner tone. Austin 'I\'ainor, J. W,
Barrie and Mr. Bolduc EAW” “"I°""
iofnii which called f0l`U\ I'\C““9“'“E' ap"
Dlnuse. The vocnl trio 'by Miss Blen-
riiiird, Miss lvlcliithiir and Mr.
Iii-rric, was nn old favorite with iyhn
iiudience and iiuiii: ii-S l“‘\'I'“I”" "'“"'
Iifii-i lu'iii'il iii ilu' i’l“‘I`l`~ II““~`“` I"
iii '
 lqtgll' l\iuistiiEi's Mule Qiinrtette
. _.Els-il _ ii lii‘iiri\' i'i‘rf‘l‘lI"‘“ “S ‘Im
Il(-lu iiri-~-iii iiov lviior. ll. (`fif'l'I“~
lvlzvu imc woii iniieli i‘\‘P\\I“l`IlY ‘I“‘"I"g`
_  - ' iix- i-ny.
Iii] "i'j_-I“";_‘_‘__._',',',._`._t.`" in iiiy niiii nine
-l '. `\,,iv llvrne eiirrieil the auillencri ‘
 ml. `,,i| iiii-iiiigli the sword-
"-' \\iilrli she so gracefully per-
“"I",°li niiii iiiiii. iuiiiii niiniv
f""‘_‘ '.,,,,,,. liiipils siirpasscii them-
fii:u  Huh _“wut ,, iitilii inter on.
_ * \'(‘H 1 ' . _ _
'Illia llt.ile ours nckiiowleiluril theinp
plans" which was so heartily iZ`Vf~'I\_
. ll* '.
M n g_,.,,_.cl'iiim;;'i(_i:l nn ngreealile sur-
lrt nil:-_ up ‘.,.,.¢,,q,, riiiseil for the
"HH" ww" I I i 'iii'i'liesl.i'i\.
I iii si. iiurs
i
i
l
Many in tire audience uid not know
w i ~ ~ - '~ '
til the swri-t sf.rriins from some
twenty iiii»it.l‘iiiiii‘iits filled the hall
iv . . _
iieiiril t`or inxiuy years.
i-il the iilile in.4ti~iict.oi', Prof. Wright,
that thin siicress of liis enideniv-
ors was rewurdc-d. Prof. Wright was
i
evonini;'s eiitertainirieiit. tihe grand
success it was.
‘ I v
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l
|\
ANNUAL MEETING
'l`Iic annual miielini: of St. I’1iul's
eoiigri-giitioii was held in the school-
room in this city last. evi-iiing.
'l`liei'e were --preseiitia large num
bei' of the ini‘i`nl.i'ir`s incluiliiig ii large
i|iiiit.ii of the Indy nieiiilu:i'i~:.
'l`lii- following gi-iit.l'enieii wi-.re el-
<'.l‘ti»d for ilie veittry for thi* eiiniing
yeiir: ll. .l_ i‘.unda.ll, i’iei‘i-.y l’ope, (3.
ll. Iii-igli, i‘i‘il\viii Aitken, .I, lil. Iii-ll,
\V, W. iiliirke, (‘iipt. Kenip xiiiil H.
ri. l’i‘iliick. _ _
Iirtst. yeiii"s l'cpi'eseiif.itt.ires to the
Iliiiresiiii i‘liii|'i-li i\‘oeiot._\ vi/ei'i\ re-el-
4-eteil.
Slllll]EN_ IIEAIH
lil W. S.llEllS
A ti-li-gi‘nin iuieeiveil by friends in
this city' Siiiidiiy night aniiouiiced the
dezitli in Mziiiio of Wallace S. lietts,
i'oi'inei'ly of (llenivood, Lot 8.
'ilic telegram. contained no parti-
culars of how the deceased met his
dezitli but since he had been lieard_
from iiliiint a week ngo it is nssiimeil
flint il. wus the result of an iircident.
He iriis ii popular young mein and’
was tliirty-t\\'i1 years of nge. He
went to lilaiiie last November and
was employed in the liimher woods
there.
Ile leaves to iiioiiin tlicii great
ss his fiitlei Anuisa lletts ( n
i-i, in I\’liiini~, .ind anitiei iii i
l ( 4! IIHI Il(‘\ll ('\ L\\|¥ |]\‘\lllf‘(
sistiis, iesiileiit in lilenivood
The iemiiins sie etpecteil tn
iiw liiii- on Thuisdn_, moining aiiil
will he aceoiiipiinieil, hy his lirotlier
li mir :ind will lie foi'\\‘iii'deil to (. en-
uiiod, \'.‘lieri- iiit.ei‘mriit will .ake
i. ure.
This siidili-ii lii\i'i~ii\'eiiieiit is n sev-
ere sl\or~l~: to the nienilic-rs of his
fiiinily with wliom lie was it favorite
'ind 'l`lie Gutirdinii exteiids sincere
synipailiy to all i'elnti\'i»s and friends
iii their lionr of sorrow. ‘
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’li.»\llill‘I l¢`llil".*l lllli<`. TO
'.l‘I'll<} DRY Wl<}A'l`lIl~}li.
I
OMAIIA, Nr-b., March 27-High
winds iiiid dry \\'cutlier caused fire in
Nebraska- towns rind on the prairie
yesterday enfiiiling ,losses of more
tli:iii .?2fl0,000_ The worst/ fire nc.
c'iii'red ul North liend, where a lum-
ber ynrri limi elevator and several
fi ‘.' ' ` .'  _ - _ _ _
i . .
thii hiiifdings were dr\stioyed,c1ius
ug xi loss ol Iiii0,0llil. At (Yiiirn pi
Prairie fire burned over 20 square
niles, ileutro_vi|ig niuny fnrm hiilld-
ngs. At lieaver (‘it.y n railroad
iriiige was liiiriied iiiid|nt l’erry
iowa twelve liiiiliiings \\'ei'c destroyed
riiiisiiig a loss of $20,000,
liriti a tical ii .is iiiiaiting them im-
ith melody siieli as hns not been
Repeated eiii-ores must have assur-
uitirlng in his efforts to nmkic mst
Maioi Wicks' reading rilso that ol
(‘nl\in M(-Allum wore well received.
Notiiilile on the proirruni was tiliii per-
formance of Misses l~`. Gill and F.
hniitrh both pupils of Prof. Wright,
iho mcellrd themselves.
'l‘he aeeonipanlsts were, that old-
imc favorite Prof. S. N. Earle, Mrs.
liyron Iirowii, Miss K. Stanley, Miss
Viitermnn nnil Miss Gillis, `
Miss Mc/irtlinr was the recipleii-t of
ii elegant boiiqiu-t.
During the perforiniince home iniule
candy wus sold.
Much credit is due io the eonimlttne
and ull oilicias in ohiirge of the cv-
enlng's entertainment. and that their
work would ho apprecillfoil wiiii il
foregone cnncliision-~nnd all expect-
ntions were realized.
(‘I~ll(?i\G() lVIAIl'KI<1'I":~I.
viiio-iiiii, ivrnreii 2x~<l=ip¢i~iiiii-
lifriy Whr-nt   
July Wheat   109
May (‘orn     6.3?
July (‘.orn     65
ll-iii
A partir:ulai-ly sud fi-nture of the't
_vniuig mnn’.~: ilcatli is t.l\e fnct thutl?
he 'was to bi- iiiari'ii»d during the
i-iiniing siiniiiier. U
lii,'.‘  I `. -‘ i -. Ile -
\\'oiirl,' his iiiotlier, one brotlier, ICI- _
ni ‘ ' ' ' i .l ‘ ' INF- `
tisl ‘ l liiii ."l .‘ ' . "'.l
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cessions
Special to The Guardian.
, WASHINGTON, March 28-A des-
patch to tihe Journal of Commerce
gives the terms of settlement of the
tariff question as follows:
1»»-United States gives ini'nrin\iim
rates to Uunada.
2--Oanndu gives the smne tariff as
she does to France.
3-ilanada gives the assurance that
she will not as a wiliole proihihit the
ii\'poi'f.zif.ii»ii of pulp wood or wood
pulp.
fi---Assiirliiices are mutu-ally given
of good treatiiiient re Waterways and
(luiiiils.
5~-An understanding of a~ vaigiin
sort is arrived at that buiiii eunnt-
rius will ill-'nd bo tlicsirlution of
iiiiol‘e_» inclusive trade relations for
the iiituri-.
The ihiiteil States waived the foi
lowing points~--
1-A di-iiiand for ri full und most
fiivored iiutioii cliiuse.
2 A iiliniiiiiai for uikiigutlirii ofi the
proliihition of .-ii-veriil of iihc provin-
eos to ship woud pulp and pulp
lviioil.
It is uiitlioi‘itiil.iveIy stiitud that
this (‘uiiiidi'uiis have yielded no reel
coiicessioiis since the first a-ppi'iiii.i:ii-cis
were mode.
iiiiiiiiii iiiis
IWU MILES IN
iieiich, driving his 20(l~hi0rS0D0W’¢\‘
Ileuz, which he, u week ago, 'broke
the world’s niile record at a Hlieeii
cqualling 131.73 miles an hour! Old-
iieiii ti-,tiny covered two miles in 55.
85, about three seconds bef1tel"f1I1't\u
he previous world’3 record, maido by
emogcot, of Paris, on 'the 17aYt`U“a
ruck in 1906. Thirty niinutes later.
ldfield drove against tihe world’s
'kilometre record of 17.76 seC0mIS
made Iiv I-lemerl’ 011 UI” B1`°UkI`“"d*‘
(ieiiginnkii triieii. iie snot past _iihe
stiirtiiig line like a meteor and hanish-
ed t.he distance iii 17.04. 'lhe third
record estalrlislieii by Oldfield WHS
he one-niile stuck cliassis nliark OJ
40_35 in a Knox: The previous ieioclr
as set by Lewis Striliig In 3 I' B' ".
iitao. _ _ WM
Although David Bruce Broun. _
ter (iliristie, George Iiobertsofl. Ifln
Kii-si-iiei~ niiii _a u\iiii\>°_1'_ U1 
known drivers with last Cfllvb ffiatield
...ii-ii in iw -. fer.; .......
swept ull lieiore him wi latiivh
,._,,.,i ci-aring time iirviffiii i 8 ,m°
"old-iimei-" is better time %v_;i\°~
qonsistcncy of Oldhelds w nuke
his giant Benz shows iiiiat bn" rem
can he held i`espniisllili fogek S E'
recom mr the mlm lakh QI. l' the miile
oiiuieid wiu try i0 0 ‘? . ‘nie
 ~~m°"°w.“““ ii'°“t:r‘:..‘:..:.“
iit the rate of 1 0 in1fi~i_¢'~ -
i~. ~ `»0IiIiE(`IA'li‘}
IN "II" ‘N"{§§,‘,(A.ri¢iwfTn iuuos.
, .1111 I I
_ VI _I pl N_ S., March 28-
TilE;miIi4iterli¢i»'ii‘iirriiitv ‘I°li“*° "°“”°"“
_ ~. ' the College
I-ljdll( iE)tInNl?iilltillllelleqlglidnvisitliig f-65111
submitted the suhjectzt m`;:'&i0€$1l;’v‘i:I
that the suffrage be ex e _ _
en " Acadia selected the afliimll
tllve. The' names of men on Aca-
di ._ ,mum were Gordon ©-
Wzrlifleii 'North River, 1*. E. Island; ~" "` `”- 
A ii.ii'i i.~...i.i. Hampton, N. s.. Condensed Advertisements
CH'll]WN Y.`M. ILA.
  ini sinus   
received t this otfice from I. W.
Archibald this morning Ha/ys: “'l‘bu
. Y, M, (‘.. A. team won iii 'Prirro yes-
Uf\Y'1`UNA» 1"‘ii~- Mimii 27"I3*“““Y'iei-iiiiy :is to ia. in Halifax iiiiit
UI‘l‘I°l‘I» "Wi”*"‘1 of Uh” Tmckill night we were beaten 35 to 29. A
proved his right today to the title team of six_100wrB and posts in
'5E “"’I`l‘I'-" ”I’”°‘E “ing hy Iireakmg the gymnasium were too nvuch for
three worid's records, iiiclnding' two _“___ Both were good Clean gnmeS_ WB
“'l1i°I`-I experts ‘Wig Since hgmed “mg play the Wanderers tonight."
whieh experts long since ilgiured ____i_________ _
would stand for many years. R(,()SEVE|_T»S PARTY
(in the hard surface ol tihei Duybon A nEAgHED CAIRQ
/imdiii College and King‘s Oollegcgelical l,iithernii_clinrch, Jersey City,
Special to The Gunrd-inn.
of Canadian Northern surve ii en
eating the preliminary line in Brit
trip frmn Yellowhead that caches o
VANCOUVER, March 28--A party
yor
gaged during the past wlntefr ln lu-
lsh Coliiinibin found on tlieir return
I q lu.
food had been stolen by indians. ninety miles.
_ Having previously lost horses an
supplies of food bein low the si
ion nathey draglwd their toliugiian
- over the snow to civilization.
hundred pounds of flour for th s
d
R ir-
vlvors experienced pangs of st1arvilt~
8
'l`W¢1\ty-two innii siibsisteil on one
t
BAIIMINIUN
. IUUHNAMEN
At i1 Badminton Tournament held
yesterday afternoon in the Drill Hall
Miss Hilda Haszard and Mrs (Dr.)
Goodwill captured the Ladies Handl-
caps while (‘.oloiiei O'Gilvie and (Jol-
onel Ilavison won the (ieiitleine_ii's
Handicaps.
The prizes iii each case were pre-
sented to the winners at the con-
clusion by Iiieutenant Governor Mac-
Kiunoii.
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ii iiisifiiiii
(‘.AIltO, March 27-»(ioI. Roosevelt.,
Mrs. Roosevelt and their son and
daughter arrived here from Luxor
shortly after 8 o"clock this morning'
and received nn enthusiastic wel-
come. The visitors' flrst'view 0( the
capitol was across a sea of faces
that appeared' to surprise .the form-
er president, accustomed as he is to
waiting crowds, Col. Roosevelt was
received formally by Major L. 0. F.
Stack, British iigent in Soudan and
director of*intelligence, who express-
oil the regrets of iflir Reginald Win-
gate, the Hirdnr, who owing to an
indli-iposition was- personally unable
to meet the city's guest.
After greeting acquaintances and
.ncknowiedging the cheers of the
throng, the Roosevelts were driven
to the' Shepherd's Hotel, situated on
the Sliariu Kamal in the business
district, escorted by a squad of
mounted police. Col. Roosevelt
luiiched with Major Stack at the
British agency, after which he was
conveyed to the Ahdiz Palace, where
he was- received by Abbas Hllmi, the
Khedive of Egypt. -
The Roosevelts will remain _here
one week. They will sail for New
York from Southampton June 10',
accommodations being booked in the
steamer Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
MINISTER RI‘}i<IIGNH ON ‘
A(‘.(‘.OUNT OI" IlAliDNIilS'§.
NEW YORK, March 27-The Rev.
lr. A. Haier, of Ht. Triiiitasls Evan-
has written his congregation that
ministry. He cannot wear his hat in
the pulpit and he cannot preach bare-
iieaded, he says, without catching
cold. He will preach his farewell ser-
mon next Sunday.
arid Gen.. (‘.. EF. Keirstead. Si'-» JOIN - '  -
N B. ’I`hc team for Ki!lgS WHS Com' __('IPB lam ‘q?._9l°“mi°u°")
imseii ni A. oiiiiiiiiiin.  il_)onK Roiisrs, Easter Beef, Fisii
|,,iii.._ N_ s.; 'r. s~. 'ri-nversi-. Mi er _ _ reiiiinii;-i», iii eiioieest qiiaiiiieii iii
ton, N. S., and C. H. Boulden, WIl\iI_‘ Tantoii’s, Central Market.
sor. The wordy Ciiiiieilt was Intel' 3 201131
~ ~ 'td iz . .
estiiiir. niii ntini. tIihn;e _im Mr ivaiiv srnniin, to i-ent iippiv
oils IOP A°°‘ “~ ' J to C. E. Rodd,`147 (lreat'G r'
Warren is set do\vn .83 fl master” ar; ist,-e¢t_ 3 Zgdeb so
~ 1w‘
rangonient, and refutution' of his op  _ ..".___.1__..c.._.___ e....  .__ -_A
  '£.“§..ii‘;i°i.:r;;s \ll';A.f’.”.?.t. .:t..‘::;“..:;i.”::.-.rdf
i".1li’.".'..l.‘é‘$’_‘ l'.Z.i.§’.l'.i...., i-“df ii»<ii=- nicer? i’fi13__§_i»__.I_ 3-2i<iif__
Landry, St. John. The decision was I OST, a gold three Japanese coin
give.. ini... -'Media vo-1__i»» how » dlesiziiefi brooch. Simfiay. rimi- 
argument and presentation. er p ease eave at 51 Grafton Bt,
This is the second serles”of the in near the Opera House 3--296/21
iemiiiegite i. _ ' 'lion s.xi.ii;, iii-sitliitaiiiim, st  
former league without, losing a de- Lm,,icng__ For l,a",1m|,,s wrm;
hate and has been victorious for two at once to Gm-don Bm-ns' pmegowqh W_~n__
consecutive years in thlsuserieii. Fgie p_ p}_ [_ - 3__2gd4u.3i,m . f..__.*__
iw- not iw w My °° °i=° ii °- 'iicriofi‘sXie"i"e”T"”“ii vi ii . _ .-
hate, and was this year litivited  l\ erH0n,s No‘__t'h “Riv;f’ Mmmgy Not iisveigaligi do weiiitiive our web to
participate in a worry con es - wi i '.1 “I ' . \ k ’ 1 ck’ . _ _
“MCS (.uncge_ f__I")“ at _ Us at hz ‘ini if »_ ° ‘rg i Although we tangle the skein.
p,c eeanlsnrsof h _p
_---~---°--»~ in,r.u¢les_ 3___,29d2“~“pd For  may take " 6 mwz mg
. iviii.m~:n. ‘\11ss”s"o`v wiiiiieii tb"iiii6`i-`iTiJ'iii§i= Md make 'me p,,ii_.,,.. ',,i.ii.._
_, _ .I _ ladies of Chnrlottetiown that _
Special to The Guardian. she has decided to continue dress- Not if, vain -,W ming thgiigh we tail
TORONTO, March 2!!-Fresh south- m-ski-ng ai; her old stand 313 Kem, to or",
"EY "nd Westerly winds; clearing' 5'¢~ GIVES W5“¢°d~ 3“`29d1'WI7d Our fagcy raI"e and sweet;
and milder. - "‘ ”*"_‘1`°°"`°""`
IQOR SALE, bay filly (pacviri w‘h0n
The imgiii of today wiu be twelve siveedcd. 2 years next Jime. full thoiizlit. -
hniii;s and thirty-two minutes. ::sterM ton the ;r’e_ryhf;e°t;es\i;lt|;:‘eerui1é /ind the picture make complete.
, ar me ov -
Th' t°m`I’"at"re at "mee 0 dock bxvken. Shows much qualltiy. Bmiocth Not in vain is a noble thought con-
bhis mornin was- twenty-six degrees
ii lea fue Acadia W0n the ' X `;'"`" """` "`°' `°`
, _.__,__ _ _,_________T Pd
noon at 12.57 and tomorrow after-
'~li.'ho'\I of l\liisii' i\iiii| i‘i\i
Mlnardrr liiiiiuieiil. i'ii|'rs lliirns, etc..
u
Il frictlonless way of going. Write 444 eelved
"‘b°v° mm" Guardian omce, for full description, In our hearts' most secret PIBCC.
consideration after the prayer i`ueet~
evening, Rev. Mr. Cohoe maids a
harder for him to leave. C. E. Viail
cons are William Alward, li. A Bel-»
. Y
baldness forces him to retire from the (~;_ w_ MU,-yell and (‘__ p;_ \,'.iii\_
*iiiiiiiiziii ini
MON(l'l"()N, lilnreli 27-Good Friilay
was very quietly spent by the citi
zeus, the day being generally ohserv
ed as a holiday.
This afternoon the Aberdeen High
school basketball team played Mount
Allison, defeating the Haclivllle team
hy a score of 32 to 42. f
The 'funeral 'of the lute .Iiinies
Hlimilton took place this afternooii
from St. Iiei'nard's church, und was
very largely attended, especially by
the older citizens among wlium the
deceased was very highly estecincd.
The service was conllii`cte`d hy Father
Savage, assisted hy Father LeBlanc,
of Memrameook. _
At a meeting of the execiitlve of
the_1_toyal_ Arcanum for the Maritime
Provinces here last night, it was de-
cided to put an organizer in the field.
J. A. McQueen being chosen for the
Position. ’ .
'*-i--»-1..
GIil‘}A'l‘ l<}X(lI)IIl~I '
fill* (‘ANAI)IAINt~i I¢‘Ii()M
° '» ‘ UNI'I`I<Il) b"I‘A'I‘EH.
l3OS'I‘ON,. March ZU--Ai considerable
movement of French-Canadians em-
ployed in New _ England industrial
centres to Canada during the bext
few months is indicated by the re-
ports of transportation agencies and
by dispatches from Ottawa and Mon-
traal.
The (`anadi1in government officials,
who have colonization agents at work
_among former Canadians in New Eng
land, state that the hulk of the re-
patriation movement ls directed to-`
wards the new provineesi in the
northwest.
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uicsrorwriou or I
iiicv. A. B. ooi-ioic was I
AC(.7EI"I`ED LAST NIGHT
ST. JOHN, March 27--'At fi largely
attended Iiusiiiess » mcctiug of thhsi
congregation of Brussels street Bap-
tist church, last night, the resigin-
a't'ion of the pastor, Rev. A. B, CQ.
hoe, to take effect after May l, was
accepted regretfully. The action was
taken in consequence of tihe reqiiiest
of llev. Mr. Uohoe, who, after read-
ing his letter of resiginiition Sunday
evening, asked them to haiku it. into
ing last night.
Previous to his withdrawal last.
statement. in which he said his de-
cision was final. He asked that- no
action be taken which would make it
was in the chair and it was decided
that Rev. Mr. (‘»ohoe"s resignation
should be accepted. The spesakers all
expressed their deep regret at part-
iing with their pastor. _
A pulpit. corniuittee, eoiisisting of
the deiieoiis of t-he ehureli,_ with pow-
er to add to their numbers, was ap-
pointed to provide supply. The deaf
ea, C. J. Stiiiiiers, A. H. Uhipniuii,
= 'iusiiniiuoi-i or INF/iN'rs. ‘
TORONTO, March 27-Two import-
ant amendments are made tothe .In-
surance act by a government mens-_
ure to be brought down by Hon Mr.
Foy. One prohibits the insurance of
infants under one year of age, and is
made 'as the result of gross abuses in
England and the United States, the
systems of which have been under ex-
amination hy the provincial govern-
ment. A second provides that in case
of a married man dying after the
passing of tne act the wife shall he
deemed to he his heir. The provision
applies to all policies issiieil since
April I3, 1897.
T    ANCANUM
I
o. Reel Con-    People 'Parish in iff
For The Wheeler Crime is _Being ln\iesl:i_guted li Party of Surveyors Long end ,Difficult .lou rneyl I Bu" R°°m
'Special to The Guardian.
MATEIHALKA, Hungary, March 28
-Two hundred and fifty people were
killed and many others were injured
in the village of Qakoerlte, when "ti
fire broke out in Li hotel where ‘A
hull was hcing held.
A coach house connected' with the
iiiitiii iiiiii iieeii imeii up as _s bm
room and last night was crowded
with several hundred guests when tlfa
fire started. _  "
The blaze was first hoticell when' 'a
woman's dress was seen ablaze and
a monieiil. later the gowns of several
other women were in flames.
A-panic followed and in a` mad
rush to the exits mauypersoni; fell
und were trodden to death by utbeIn_
'l‘o make matters worse the roof
_fell in before the hall could be cle@-
'fd and many 0! the injured ones land
those who, because of the 'crush _dt
the iloiirs, had been prevented -from
lililkllllt esiflilie were buried witl.i`t!i'¢
dead in the ruini~i. ‘
PENNSYLVANIA '
SINIKE IS lillll
 ._ 1 -A
Speciul to The Guardian.
PHILADELPHIA, Il/larch 28-TE:
sympathetic strike in aid 01 g
trolleymen having been officially
clsrciil oil by the Central Iiabur 1%
lon, there was a general reiiunipttgg
of the work today._ _ 'f
All men who went out on .tihfe `
pathetic strike did not find Ump -
ment when they reporticd, their p
having been filled with non-mil'
workmen. _ ' ' 
snniniiiii iiiii  f
iiiiii in iiiiniiii
Naw vonx, Miireii ei-'finer tide
second time within a week, there was
a spectacular fire in mid-afr_._t_odny,
120 feet above the East River, at the
Brooklyn end of the new Ménhbtf/All
bridge which, although open for foot
traffic, is not yet completed.
A kettle of hot tar boiled over,
caught fire from the embers under
the kettle and dripped in liquid flame
to ii hugo stack of railroad si peru
below. These sleepers are imprgnnt-
ed with a waterproof solution hfbh
makes them highly inflammable. Once
on fire, they burned fiercely an,d 
flames crept rapidly out ovei°` t. p
river along the right of way. Huge
clouds of dense black smoke hid e
outlines of the bridge and falling
brands rained on the waterslbeldw-,
while thousands gathered on _ho__ _ -
tops and at pier ends 'to watch' “ali
e
xhibitlon which, in impresaiveneos,
almost rivalled a` volcanic eruption,
Fire-boats from below were .p ble
to reach the blaze. _Wo_rI§i\'lep;_let, 
ropes wlth which lines ol hose were
hauled up to a point iih6t'e"tl'i'€y
could be brought into play and then
the combined powe'r'of tIle"‘l`iin'd"E'|i-
ginen and the tire-boats quickly got
control. `
The damage to buckled 'gtrderllhd
warped lattice»work,. added to the
oss in burned lumber, waa_Ia.tei‘ Q-
iimiiteii iii $25,000. 'riie strength- ¢i
the bridgo_was in no way impgir¢d§
lMMI(i\I{AN’I`t~I COMING. .
O'l"'I‘AWA, March 27-W. J. Whlt6.
Inspector of the (ianaiiiau Govern-
ment omcers in the United States,
is very entliusiastle overthe nuiiibér
and class of the -immigrants coniing
to Canada this year. He states li‘l` the
eleven months of the present fiscal
YUM' 86.488 immigrants have vrrfnired
(.aiisda from the neighboring Repub-
lic, showing a satisfactory increase
over the previoiu-i fiscal year, when
the number amounted to 50,650.
HlII(‘lI)E BY FIRE
` WOMAN IN QUEBEC.
QIIEIAEU, March 28-A woman nam-
ed Giroiis, residing at Montmoreney,
shielded last night by pouring a gm-
Minard'| Linlment Reliever: Neuralgia
lon of kerosene oil on her clothes,
and setting tire to hersell.
For another may grasp the. flcetinl
'nie iiiie win iii- iiigii iiiii-i ‘iiiter-_ price, ae. a-izeaiiw _'riiiiiii;i_i‘ nnoti;er_ sive to the Wvflfi
. 6 BB!!!
noon ut 1.17. Mlnard's Linlmeni. Cures Dlndrun. Clutlied with more ornate grace. i
i _° _
isflniIiiEiilliwfi
Not in vain do we strike A IIIIIIO
chord,
Though it sink to silehce Main.
`1i sniiniei- iiiiiiii mid np the Mind"
strain 1:
Till it thrill in the heart! of meli-
oiii- efforts can :lever _bo made in
vain, 4
Though cnuhted so by Illilnl
For every apparent failure we mah
Is part of God's groltr plan.
. 1
And if to completeness another shall
round _
The tank that we've begun,
What matter whose is the perfected
work _ __ __ ,
So long as the work be done?
-Beulah B. Uriuoolh
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