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JUDGE CA
WONT
Commission`At 0tinwa_ |)0e°s N0;
` _ Think It
Do
OTTAWA' APT” 7°-(3Ded.al)- The
°°l'|'°SPondence between Judge Cas.
sels and Sir Wilfrid Laurier was
Ulm 011 the .table today.
Jlldge Cassels declares he wgulq
not take any salary as in his opinion
8_ .l\1\`18° of the exchequer pour;
Right To
So , `
should not receive money outside*of
his salary. V
He, however, said some one would
have to help him out in his regular
court business. _
Sir Wilfrid replied that an ar-
rangement would be made to this
effect. ‘
iunullu _Nunn I
SANS ELESTIUN
For The Dominion Seem s As
Votes Lists Are Called
For Quick
TORONTO. April 7-(spcclau-'rhc
World Conservative says, "an ap-
Deal to the people by the Dominion
Government, seems imminent.
If is Presdged by a request re-
ceived yesterday by' scvcrsl city
printers to tender within forty-eight
hours for the work in connection
with issuing the voters' list.
The contracts are expected to total
from $175,000 up.”
Asulll; lllsls  
lillwul nur
»-_-_.__._...
Pnnulnllus
AT NllM|NAT|{lN
ln New-Brunswick By- Elec-
tion - Hazen And Collea-
gues Returned Without
Contest '
_ ST, JOHN, Api. 7-(Special)-Numb
_nation proceedings for the bye-elec-
_tions made necessary by the ap-
~pointment of the new provincial
'ministers resulted in theelection by
facclamation of Premier Hazen and
'all his, colleages.
MAN ELUAT THE
MUUNT' TEMPLE
- IA Syndicate Has Been Trying
OT1`§\WA, April 15-- '1`lu-re was al
l lug discussion on the qucstioll of lens:-s
f ll' fishing rights to i`ri mils ot' the nil-
minlstrlitioll ut _\'ustel'<lil_\"s public- uv-
c>untS coinlllifter. On Mr. Vi-nlliilg
lnillg uskell us t_u what illwstigutioil
prcceileil grunting the li-uses, Mr, Brod-
eul' took the gruulul tllut as the leu.se~i
were made five years ago and are
billiling, there is lin ilutllority for ell-
quiring into tlleni now.
The leilsea ivlilcll were pmllilceil by
Mr. Venning show that for $10 ll yeul”
F. H. Markey of l\lolltl'eul gi-.ts cxclu=li\'c
iiiliing rights on the Nelson river and
estuary and tributaries of the Huye-l
river and Great Slave und Mackenzie
district.
Arch, l\I(‘Nee of \\’inds0l' for $10 li
your gets tho rights on the south elld of
James Bay and Coffee und Elliot of
Winnepdgosls those on the \\'utel's of
Ciililherlunrl river. Namow luke and
Wliltney'n Narl.'o\\'s. They pay $200 ll
yeilr. .
nigga, eof ::\, n....vs'¢nn», can other inner
gimme; nr, :|u1en°' "~\ievsd by (li‘ols:~|An¢
tablets. tonoonts Der NL- \5\‘|N¥¢T°il-
to Get Her Up ‘
Again '
HALIFAX, April 6.-The C.  R.
steamship Mount Temple that was_
stranded early in December-on Iron-
bound Island and which has been
there ever since, may he floated.For
months a syndicate, headed by S. M.
Brookfield, of 'Halifax, has been at
work trying to get her ofl. They
lhaveyspent many thousands of dollars'
in this attempt, and now they are
hopeful that success will crown \thell‘_
efforts. '
There was a rumor tonighti, that
the steamer had been floated and
_would be brought to Halifax to-
morrow under her steam. Inquiry of
,Mr. Brookfield shows that this ie
lnot. correct, but that arrangements
'are complete for a strong edort to
be made about 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning when the tide is at its
highest._If it fails it docs not mean
that future attempts will not he made.,
The salving company believe that theA
TMount Temple can be dented. '
WCNDERLAND
Billy Kin Kaid, the
Dancing Durands; Motion Pictures -
and Excellent Music.
Billy Kin Kaid in his debut be-
`fore a Charlottetown audience last
night at Wonderland, made an in-
stuitsncoiii hit with his remarkable
juggling work. The combination of
comedy withhis clever net.. is a hav-
py than ht and lloikoptthe audience
in centlB'u'e'us'1»pi_gptsrx_pcp_i_°h:: 3;?
:¥.ET~:,r 231°: gzrudispsntee this fact. And
anything he fails to find a subject in
for his uncommon abilities is rare.
He rnnliipulates the various articles
he handles with adexteritv Whit"
heeneoke long familiarity. and 11°
studios how to miu¥l° W9 1"” MT"
pily with his work. He succeeds -
and last eveninl W” °°T7 “ 'mm
evidence what he can do. Ho
change; ale program this evening.
when every one should see hiln-
Tho Doncins Durands will b° If
Wonderland tonilzht too. Thr! DW
gent ||, pow pllylotte which th!! TWV;
never pi-snnted before any Wher°.I;p_
Nad Juggler; the
detail in the featuring of it on til!
canvas. The story of two orphitn  to the retention of the building, this °¢¢as|0n 50m¢w\m¢_ eg`f,°ng1ve|y';-
lgirls, one of whogl tis t__=l_;6l\ 3\¢0__‘__\  it WM il" P00011!! "hi°h 'mm I-le reviewed at considerable length
¢g_‘:d_| _f:_‘_'_‘3_§mE“wmf°'; wogau' wh; Ny; Hvylnll h0\_ll¢h0l\i With TOY- Tthc records of preceding Governments
lfli Trees her and makes her beg for fl- 508° |10* DUTY 120118011*-£41 to and compared their financial doings.
'tha support of the whole family. How t.\it.romoval of the building, hilt. de_- He ably defended the present admin.,
lher siier looks for her; PM °°°m“` Whlided no other consideration than mrntinn and in a most dignified
“T m°°"T“5 'hm' Tm”-°°' ff; thill' lFlM¢\l¢T¢~' 'way replied to the outrageous ex-
pectedly, and the ilnal denouen§
wherein the sisters are rounit ,.i!`
‘ -T l»~" 5.*-T ’.=~.;-s».».'.-Qi' ._   Y, - .
CHARLQTTETOWN, camo; ‘EDWARD rstann, CANADA, we
_ ~ . pw ._
l
Olficials   _
OTTAWA. Al>rilVT-(Special)-'I`_lie_' Mr. Chisholm referred to this as
Promised debate on the Hudson Bay|the anniversary of the death of D.
began on motion gc into supply by larcy Mcccs and Mr. iriclalhg shin
Mr. Knowles, who declared the Westlsteps to _perpetuate his memory
“@3090 thi? l0ul' hundred odd milaslwould receive atteption in the com-
rallroad built to Port Churchill, ing estimates,
0<i\1iPD0d, and the Hudson Bay route In the Senate Hon. Mr. Sf-ot; in
equipped on a commercial basis. answer to Senator Landry, who
Steamers could ply the route four asked about payments to officers,
m°“_th5 °T U19_Y°M' Hhd hnrulle the_directors_ and engineers of the Quebec
C5'-*T5 11110 Efalu business 10 greatfBridge Co said he understood no
HGVHIIT-age dllfdllg that time. . fees had been paid since Mr. Parent
Mn Mwranev supported the de- was elected. '
mallii for this road and Mr. l_VI_c~ The company directors had been
Garth? of Calgary favored hulls- paid as follows:
ing the road as a national under- V. Boswell, $3,201.
ilekinr- R. aiiiii¢t,,vi’e Prcsw $54,636.
By ‘North West   ,To LD’
Arcy McGée- Big Tees Paid To Qiiéhee
Bridge Company
;1=q_,
Diimcllh ,$2,000.
N. Garneaiy $2,730.
J. B. Lalibcrte. $2,915.
. G. Lemoine. $3,280.
I-lon. S. N. Parent, for services
over ten years $24,250.
H. M. Price, .$3,345.
Hon J. sharples. $2,000.
The
was made was attendance for general
services as members oi the board
the President and Vice receiving ii
special fee for their services.
The Secretary was paid $16,820 and
$423 travelling expenses from March
1897 to date.
The Engineer was paid $45,150.
P. B.
Hon.
PANAMA Is 'unvllt l  
BEING- INNAUEN   LEGISLATURE
- _ April 7, 1908.
Result- Matter Being Horse mer at seo.
. Some progress was made with the
Tlwestlgaied acura or Health Bill in committee.
Mr. McWilliams in the chair. Pro-
_ T gress was reported and the House
then went into committee on motion
PANAMA, April _6.--Advices receiv- of the premier .to conginna _me Bug.
ed here this evening reported that Iget Deb,,g,_ _ ,, __ _
Colombian troops on March Zo' had A _My-_ Fraser 1-esumedgmd conduded
invaded the towns of Jurado, on the his spew-h_ HB was followed, by M,-_
frontier Of Pamlma and C0ll1mb?H. Arsenault who went over all the
f-BTKTUE POBHGSSTOD Of the P11169. Wh Ch _matters touched upon in the .debate
has BAWBYB been UNTGF i”l1\1¢1u\u'S,-and strongly endorsed the policy of
jurisdiction. The advices stated that the Government. He approved of the
A »
no resistance had been offered to ine Premier s Budget, and showed' that
Columbiana, as Jurado was guerdcfl the Conservatives hadrnot been en-
There is no telegraph eommuv~i:l- lliug it behind.
.invasioli by ,Columbian troops is not ‘sidy. He thought it was e. great
possible at present. source of annoyance to the Opposi-
Ridnrdo Arias secretary of foreign tion-Tllcy characterized it_as a/pal-
affairs, said tonight regarding the ffl’ Sum. but iuiied £0 any how much
report; more paltry was thc sum obtained
the occnpntiqn of the town of Jn,-“_ He twitted the Conservatives with
do by Colombia ng 8, cneng 1,5111," withdrawing from capital. He touch-
A ms.-ting will he held tomorrow, ed on the Board of Health Bill, the
called at the ins¢_,,|,¢e of the admin. education q'uestion and ridiculed the
is(-,ration to decide “pon-Jvhag imffautious objections to the Opposition.
mediate steps are to be taken to MF- Kdlllwdy l1¢0\1S¢f1'th8 HOIL PM-
dislodge the Columbiana from Jura- mi" 0| going bnck to ancient his-
do if the report proves to be cor-,‘¢°l`Y “ml ¢0"lD0l1hdiul§ iiE\1l'0B tu S1111
foci. The news has ,occasioned more_ _ P
nervousness on the part of the Cob-iT'T°“ w"“l5l “‘°’T' be “ke” T“ by “cb
llmbians residing here than to the "5“'°”' A
M l f ll ll H
citizens of the Republic, the former MT' M” Tl “n ° UW” ' e °°“'
I rl tl '_ pp b the mst gratulatcd the country un the ucces-.
on ng ia icy muy c _ |
to Bumm sion of Premier Haszard. and defen-,
ded the Commissioner ol Agriculture-
""_`f_"_"'_“'__ und the Commissioner of Public
Mlnard‘s Llnvmeni for Sale evervwhei°_w0,.kH from the attacks of the or
__ _.._._.. ._-~_._.._ position. He said the charge made
against both those hon gentlemen
Another Little War Likely to- AFTERNOPN SESSIPN- '
by only flve Panama policemen. able to run the country without run--[is
tion between the town und Panama Dt. Warburton spoke with refer-LWHB
and confirmation ‘offthe report of its ence particularly to the $70,000 snh-A The choir are to be congfnfulhtedl
"f)ur i’.0‘i0I`“m¢llT¢ Wvulil cunning by thc Conservatives from Ottawa.l"Gl`BD<l€I` than 0¢eB“'S St°\`Y-" Thel
' T himself but said the resent genera- ,DBF
Scotch Quartet participated in byV
MiETTl,llll|ST
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THE
DNESUAY, APRIL 8,
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BANK Roaster
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ST. CATHERINES, Ont., April 7-
](5P€01Bl)-One of the most sensation-
‘history of the country occurred
81 BU-rmpts at bank robbery in the
_early this morning in the village of
|Bt. David's, nine miles from here
'when our men made a most deter-
mined eifort to get at the vault of
the Imperial Bank Branch, contain-
_ing about three thousand dollars.
The most amusing part of the ex-
ploit was that before the robbers
got through with the attempt half
fthe population was on the scene, but
_ lseemed to be unable to do anything
to capture the robbers. '
Two men at the bank door held
the crowd at bay with revolvers.
The bank clerk who was first on
the scene had left his revolver -in the
' “1
In Oniorio, Made, ln Presence 0'f.Crowd
0'i,il,Speciators Held At Bay By
. The Robbers’ Pistols,
Robbers Escape
_bank and tried throwing rocks at
the robbers from behind the trees.
A The firing of the robbers arous-
ed the people and they soon flocked
to the scene.
The robbers first blew open. the
outside door of the safe and tried
the inner door which resisted.
Evidently not worried by the pre-
sence of so many onlookers they
made a second eiiort but again
failed.
They had horses ready and when
they gave up quickly made their es-
_cape in the direction of Niagara
|Falls.
The police at various points were
notified and are on the lookout.
The robbers are supposed to`b¢
from Buffalo.
r - _ _ _,
WEAHTEH WAHM .
  IN NEW ENGLAND
I
The concert by the First Method-A
ist Church Choir, given ,ast eveningi
in Kindergarten Hall was deserved-i
ly well pstronized. The chor*uses‘
given were "Hail, Bright Ahode,”N
from Tannhauser, and “The Home;
that Jack Built.” 1
The
with
The
less
of
combe. This number was one of the_
gems of the evening. I-Ier second]
number was Hardelot's “Beloved itl
Dawn.” In this the volume oi
voice was evidenced. Her encore
“Mighty lak a Rose.
her
on having such a leader and Missl
Bremner ‘ls no less fortunate in be-'
ing the leader of such a choir.
The best work of the evening was
done in Coste.'s magnificent quartetl
difficulties of this vie with the fam-1
sextet flom Lucia. The perform-I
were Miss. Bremner, Mrs, Chand-
ler. George Moore and John Davies.
Very enjoyable was the male quar-
tet "Whispering Hope" bylvlessrs.
Moore, Smnllwood, Davies and Well-I
ner. Still another concerted num-,
which found favor was the=
OUS
CFS
Miss McNair, Mrs. Chandler, Messrs.
Moore and Davies. Owing to a
hnprsencss Miss Holbrook's _solo was
clided. Her plilce was taken by
Master Holbrook who contributed a
number that culled for enthusiastic
recall,
Mr. Davies contributed the
"Yeomcn‘s Wedding Selig" by Prince
Puniatowski in excellent style. His
humorous chorus with its breath , .
ending brought beck the days`PHEI._A.I-E  T
childhood. Miss Bremner was, L
heard in two solos. The first wasl
Braga's serenade-in this the violin ' _
obligato was taken by Prof. Vinni-` _
I BOSTON, April' 6.-The weather in
this viciaity has been warm and
spring-like for a week. Warm rains
have started the grass, which is
SEAMANN’S NEEl]
MAN MEAN WAN
LONDON, April 6-The news given
out yesterday of the new German and
Prussian loans amounting to ,$162,-
500,000 came as a surprise to Lon-
quite green on the parks and squares _don and has resulted in much discus*
and the hot sun is inducing thc`
.sion and even in the expression ol
trees and shrubs to put forth foliage.
The weather .is helping trade, which
some distrust of the financial posi--
tion of Germany. That loans amount-
has been woefully dull in New Eng-_liliil Y-0 $250,000,000 already have been
Bishop Of London ls Getting
Down To Practical ~
Christian Work
LONDON, April- 6-Th'e Bishop of
Loudon, the Right Rcv. A. F. Win-
nington Ingram, intends to organize,
a monster religious demonstration in]
the slums of Westminister. ‘
Some of the worst slums have been
Wagnerlan number was given_lnnd all winter. Efound necessary this year, and that
BDlI`il'» 8-Bd TIBTIIIODTC D\'°CiSi0\'|~_ l_..___..._.__._ ‘these loans are keeping pace with the
greatly increased naval expenditures
of Germany interests British iinon-
eiecs and-the? British public generally
and some p'eople ate of the opinion
that this hnanclal activity shows a
tendency ultimately towards war.
This, however, is ridiculed in other
quarters. -
WAS MlLL|l]NAlElE  
NAW A HANKNUPT
CHICAGO, April 6-Samuel Eber-
ley Gross, for many years a specta-
cular figure in .real estate booms in
and near Chicago has lust his mil-
ions in ‘unwise s eculation" ac-
destroyed by the magic of the mod-
ern builder of apartment houses, but.
considered by sociologists to be far_`»
there still remains an area which is,T
worse in the way of morals and sani-
tation than any spot ln the Eas't.endN
of London. '
Through these squalid streets the
Bishop of London will march at thci
head of a great Church of England
procession on Saturday, April 4. The
procession with banners and mottoes
will wind in and out oi mean alley-
ways and courts headed by a sur-
pllced choir singing, "Onward Chris-
tian Soldiers," and finally a mid-
cient church known ns St. James
the Less.
night service will be held at an an-i
1 ' lr
ording to a telegram received from
Battle Creek, Mich., last night. Mr.
Gross, who for the last seven
months' has been an inmate of a
anitarium at Battle Creek, yester-
day filed bankrupty proceedings in
Detroit.
According to W. F. Jacobs, one of
Ml'..'Gross’ attorneys, the liabilities
represent about $5,000,000 and the
assets $100,000, mostly in Chicago
real estate. Mr. Gross wrote a play
called “The Merchant Prince of
Cornville" whlcllbecame known to
the public prominently from the fact
that he subsequently accused Ed-
mond Rostand of appropriating it
for the basis of “Ciyrano do Berger-
c_ l ,
Mr. Gross' copyright case against
M. Rostand was conducted here in
the United States court and Judge
Kohlsett decided in Mr. Gross' favor.
_  ' ' __ hud proved to be futile.
| ' ` ' _Mr. McKinnon was the next speak- encore was "Tile Admiral's. Broom.”
' er. He referred to the previous A sympathetic baritone of good com-
The popular Bishop has scores of
' A ' I i speakers remarks about the late Pre- pass, Mr. Davids TS B WBTCOUIE Bd- __ __ ,, ___ _ __
` ` ' " lmier and endorsed all that had been ‘llition to the musical life of this WOT ers "'05 y women D goo
~| position, spending their entire days
uttered. He was happy to know C
now that the lute Premier had gone,
"'_’ ' Gaudet and Paton was also rende
.that he had always considered him
he
._4_._...__.._ ‘ nggerotions which he said had been
ore the reader simply heiwed.
second number, "Sanderl McGnl- V  °'
shin's Courtship," proved Mr. Mc-A T0 (TUBE A C07-‘D IN ONE DAY'
Cullum to be one of our best
ectic exponents. On this occa
 'l‘imid,,Ncrvouo Man. . =
_ The orchestra was led by P
. Vinnicombe,-several bright num
materially added to the eVvening's
loymont.
The entertainment closed with
acted charado ‘§Ohnngeoble.“
performers were Misses Bro
Poole and McNair, liessrl. D
Watts. The audience were
T guessing as the players cleverly
lyct with-hurl the alilci-clit _yuh
Misses Waterman and Stewart
ity.
An instrumental Duet by Messr
n ex~chorlster, Calvin McCallu
His first contribution was one
he finest prose readings before t
` f o
public, Ingersoll on Napole
response to an enthii iaetlc
responded to his encore with
9 trying to better the conditions of
r. those wllo live in Westminster slums.
_l b hl id |-th ed. The render of the evening wasi _ r ”"` __ V . _ _
New voak, api. e-Mrs. lznsseil;f_’_‘_'f_____ °';§___"‘_f‘_" _f__‘;_______f____; §__§’_m___§ __ lurid i . ii. ln. B i incl,
Sage has recently been acquiring real ____ the _“___ Pr°mm_._s dame in “___
;““t*;__ °":_"°“';"ng :‘°E__°ld h°:‘°___"" present business of.the House. This i~
d. In their “BW Mi' A-‘WY “W ag T" on M ° B pm er es is a contemptible mode of trying to th”
Tfxgsistible and any one who wants the acquired was that of William ham 1
f _ per popular discussion.  ll
fa laugh "M ha1ve,.fh°bw€`x'°nna§‘TTTy M°y1““' ' - A -He touched on many points that °
amd “T w°“d" “B ' ° y Two little Mo lan iris were not ` ' ‘
Kin Kaid -and his comedy Juggling, E _ ____ _V in __ __ __ __ had come up iordiecullion, and had
and The Dancing D\“`°“d'-  ”.'“° ° ° '“° ‘m “ °°“ the floor at six o’clock when the
| 'rhc change cl pictures for this clcnii.~w;lcli they lcsi-can that the Hom ,,d,,-,,,,,,,,_ _
evening “F91” ` home they loved so well was to he Wm,” th, House rensemmed 1
lr in 1 l "
¥,’_’,f §§,§,‘,'§,T,f,§‘ §,,,,,;f“ rc lonsrr theirs. their sud Wp:__°1~ llttlc alter eight rrcicclr Mr. lackin-
The Two Orphans. This lutietlle oollive. Finally, the father p god -non wncludea hi, “,,,¢h_
depiction hi tgexplay v_;l_1_:_°_l:___h°¢¢_l§:<hlmnclf tc rchhy thc hmm emi aicvci Hon ML ¢,,,,,,,,,,,,|,,,,_ th., ,,,,.,,,,
f!;!1_<:“l_¢_:"`$_‘g_____s “and it om” M it_to_ another site. The children then ,Ag M bud ,mg span", qu,-in ¢'.q¢
We ra e ' ll' ‘|00 15° MTU- 358° 1°? AW' ¢°“‘Tbate on the address he epokolon
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All the comedy vlulilcvlllc team may
dia- come and o hut those wh wont
t . n l t l ii nay if 5.' °
sion Tnvleifi, ,_ mfggf H5?  gnylqrzgvg-g>to see real ones should sc) Howard
land Cameron to-night at Foiryllnd.
The  T{re,?F,."° .. _ ', _ ' . _jlioward is positively oneiof the lun-
lniest comedian that hu cverap-
f°f- em .______-.-c.-_ ._ W- ipeared. The act in one continuous
iI\\1§h from start to finish lin
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= The -not is featured by veryvcevei-
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The _very desirable hm," ,md _soft and wooden shoe dnncinrpthnt is
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