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imocrfninos in me y iii iinii inwrui i-:nuriion  
 5$sEMBLv YESTERDAY  iiiii iii  is FALSELY Rrronreni 
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Devoted to 'the New -
Highway Bill.
7 Tlnirsday, April li.
The Speaker took tha chair ut. 3.15.
o'eiock. -
Mil. lill'WAl`t preseilted ,L petition
from .lohn A. Webster and others
praying for incorporatioli as liluck
Foxei-1, Limited, with it bill for that
piirnose. »
HGN. Mil. McNEIL|. presented ii
petition und hill to incorporate the
llivrrsidi- Idilrming (lompnny, Limi-
ted.
HON. Mil. McKINNON introduced
n bill for the hlncouragoment of'Hori~ie
Breeding in l‘rince Edward Island.
HHN. Mil. McNl<}Il.ll in reply to
Mr. l*riiws»~. said the Government. iii
aware uf the had 4-.ondition of the
briily,.= ,ii Montague.. 'l‘lie mat-
ter lind been , reporteil on 'by
the `iloveri\menf. Engineer. A new
bridge is iif-eded, i.o cost. alioiit. $10,-
000. - ' _
The Pri-iiiif-i' moved ihi- lloiise into
roinrnil.i.|w of the whale to ¢'.olini4li~.i'
resoiiitioiu-i to repeal the present sys
tem of levying and collection taxes
on land iiiid maya other provisions
instead. Mr. Doble in the chair.
’l‘liI<l l‘ltT".MlldR said the niatter is
in rinse connection with the Ilorid
Act. iii the past much money had
heeii thrown nway to' work out poli-
tinnl irsiiiti-i. In ‘the lust election .
not one cent. of public money had been
wanted in that way and he hoped to
continue in this line to the end. 'l‘liey
had considered carefully what area n
road officer could attend to after n
storm and the school district had
been fixed upon as such area. I_t is
also hoped that the same man shall
collect all the Government taxes. Ha
would he paid a* salary, not large,
but s/uch as should promote ei’liclenc'y.
The resolution was agreed to, report-
ed nnd n bill presented entitled the
Public Road Act, 1912. . ’
non. Ms. Mexmnon moved as
foliows: _
Resolved, That the Commissioner
of Agriculture with the authority of
the Lieutenant Governor in Council
be empowered to enter into an as
reement with the Minister of Agricul-
ture for Canada setting forth ' the
terms upon which the subsidy to
he granted for the encouragement of
Agriculture in this Province should
be accepted and prescribing the con-
ditions under which. and the purposes
for which it shall be printed. Carried,
and referred to committee ol the
ivlioie tomorrow.
Tl-IE PREMIER moved the House
into committee, Mr .Doble in the
Chair. on the Roads bill. He spoke
0! the encronchmsnts which had nar-
rowed the roads to a serious extent.
We inust have good roads in fall.
winter and spring, and the full legal
widtii to be restored. If the roads
were put inconilition in the fall.
Will' would not be in such had condi.
tion iii the spring as they arc. Prnc.
tienlly the road traffic is held up dur-
lllg hnlf of March and all of April. It
was hoped the public spirit of the
llfiirlilo would assert our ri|:ht to bet-
ter rniiili-i. The full width must bc
restored. There are not enough men
to he hired to plit the roads in or-
tlfr. lt is proposed to give the
l\f'0i>ln the r-ight to either work or
IWW. with the hope thai: they would
“lc ii personal interest in improviiuz,
the roads. Every dollar the people
Wil' will he honestly expended. That
hnd not been so in the past. The
l*i’0llh‘. had grown - tired of seeing
their money wanted in road jobs in
election years. He -hoped that un-
lb:
Gliill [iii
  3.8. IHIIIIE
is iiiiini;
(iinliiulinii l‘i‘cs:i.) `
(l'l"l‘AWA, April i,-'l‘lin (lov-
ernmeut has appointed Trukers
Lewis, K. (7,, of this city, to
iiivestignte the cliiirges of graft in
connectiiui with tlic Northern cruises
of the goveriiineiit steamer Arctic.
The allegations set. forth that furs
were |iiii'ciiin-ii-,ll in excliangu
for ship iitoiwis und several p-.liliriaiis
i'eceiveii liniiilsliiiie |_¢il`ts of iurn.
iiivizsiioiiii: ,
. iiiciiEiisi=.ii;
cosi or Liviiio
(l~ipecinl i.o ’l‘lie fliiaiuliaii.)
0'l"l‘AWA, April ll--'The Depart.
ment. oi’ l.al.oi- is in coiniii\liiicnt.ioii
with the lluitcd Stiltlis (loveriimeiii.
with regiiril to the poi-islliility of co-
operation in gt-.iicrui roiiditioiis un-
dei-ly_iiig the increase cost of living.
The llniteil Staten i-den ii]i|ieni‘n to
bc for a world wide enquiry.
take an interest in getting the best
results from the expenditure of their
own money and work. ,to place the
roads in the best condition pos.
sible.
MR. RICHARDS approved of. much
that the the Premier had stated.But
he did not think it would follow
that the roads if put in order in the
fall would be all right in the
spring. Wire fences would prevent
drifts. He did not think the new
proposals much betterthan. the old,
Repairs had not been made early
enough in the spring. The road
machines had done good work, and
the roads in his district had never
been better. He had heard before
the story of money wasted at election
times. So for as he knewfthere had
been little if any of this. Some old
charges had been refuted. The last
election was held whennothing could
be done on the roads. _He thought
the old act a good one.
THE PREMIER denied that char-
ges made by him had been refute'd.
Tile pilblic money had been spent to
lilly votes. He had stated that him-
dreds of dollars had been spent with-
out authority, and contrary to law.
The charge had been proved up to the
hilt and never refuted. Mr. Ilichard's
atateinents were di:-iproved by ` the
public records.
'l‘lie discussion was nontiiiiicd by Ml-
ltlcliurtli-i, Mr. .l. A. DOWfll'. H0"-
.lohn McLean, the latter arguing that
the supervisors hud too large din-
tricts, und ho hoped l.tl'l‘-IW I¥\\Ill`0\l9'
uient would result from the changes
now propos:-.il. llc pointed out that.
the worst parts of the roailn. l1ll\l“I.V
were in swampy iiliices wliei'i-. the rond
macliines could not be used. lleyynkcd
the assistance of the fip|ionitioii to
make the bill nn perfect. ns possible.
lion. Mr. Arseiiniilt, und others con.
iiw niis e
iililiiliili
(iluiiuiliaii Press.)
i)'l"l‘AWA, April ‘-'i-llo‘lug stock.
to the value of $11,350,000 to be ob-
tained by the G0v%l‘fiinniit f-ii' illr. I.
(l. ll. iiicliiilen nine frciglit iorcino-
tives, five hlindrcil ci lm: cars. -wo
ssleeperi-i, tivo diners rl* six first
class cars. _
lllucoil on the l'li:”~uii l.|iiiit.c~.l ,-urn(-Q
starting on .lunn A.
CUIIIN SIIIIHIII A
Sill. Ili li. S.
(linnndinii Press.)
(i()l.(lN Apr. 11-'I‘he report that
(Iolon in to lic( sold to the Ilnited
stnlqs nt nu cm-iy .inte for $411,000,
000 created great exciteuieut, among
l’i-lnamans. y
A mass meeting to protest was
called for tonight but has since been
cancelled in consequence of Presidevni;
Arosemema having alithorized an of-
ficial denial.
SPIN EERS AED CARDERS
H'l‘lllKl<} A’l‘ LA WIll°lN(ll1l.
» ._.__ »
LAWRENCE, April 9.-Two hund-
red spinners employed at the Wash-
ington Mill and 150 carders from the
same mill went on strike today as a.
result of alleged failures on the part
of the mill men to `meet the condi-
tions under which thc great textile
strike in Lawrence ended. '
The spinners went in a body to the
foreman of the department and clai-mf
ed that_ they were promised $10, but
on,y received eight for certain pieces
of work, while the time and"a quar-
ter agreed upon for overtime is not
paid.
The foreman was unable to meat
their demands in any way and after
an altercation the spinners walked
out. '
The Washington is one _of the Ame-
rican Woolen Compuny's mills and
employs about 5,000 hands, Should
the strike of the spinners be continu-
ed tlie whole mill would be tied up in
li short tiine. '
l~lX.i'IIdNA'T‘()lt NIEILL DEAD
Josepli (). Neill in dead of heart dis-
Fln.\ He was a native of(lalais, Me.,
ll‘la. e wus n iiutive of Finials, Me.-.,
and sevi-nty four years of age.
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der the new system the people would i-ond mn .ers nu -, , - mu one s
~,-,»,-.-,-,-,--_.__._...____;______________________v____________________.___.__,_._.._____.____,__._.,,,,_-_-_-_-,-_-_-_-_», MR. SIMINRON *'»0|““‘°"d°d um ' -Oqrp in the sity Snf_|||-day R gold
Iiili |.E.Ii. .
w.i.th $1 more for keeping the roads "V0 §el\`f-5~),__
in order in winter, uinl for collecting xv-ANTED dressniaking by the day.
the taxes $10 inure, méxking `$20 in , _4_Apply iit_tliis_of@e.__4-l2d1wpil
ll an more  ED irl ner l house-
Premier Asqulth-Many
in Commons
GOVERNMENT of
» iiiiilnii Bit
(lianaiiiiiii I‘i'essi.)
LONDON, April 11-The Home
Iiule bill, the tliird,effort made by
the Liberal Government of the United
Kingdom in a quarter eeiitury to
settle the quurrel between Great
Britaini and Ireland, was in;m.|\m-_.1
in the Commions this ult.ei'iionu by
Premier As lith
\ .
l¢`our new $l.'.0,liii0 ir»ii:'s~ \v.'i lie Wu., ,mginl mn, 0' nw hm is
“'i-“lie iiovernnieiit. oi lrelaiid bill."
Brii.iulii‘l'i-i have in-1,-onic iiiuri-ii to
politicni npheavnis in i'ercii-t. yi-urs,
no that. the oiviivlioll cliuinbri' vlin-,i
\
Mr. Anqiiitii faced today was ll ripe.
_ cial i.rIbut.e to the history and im-
BY   portancr attarlied to ilu- o¢~caiiign_
'Phe galleries set riparl. for mem
bers of the iliploinatic corps, for
Peers and for the public were filled
i.o their utmost. capacity, while ave,-yr
st-nf. in the body of the iioilse wan
oeciipieil and un overflow of umm
her:-i stood in the gilugwayl-i.
LONDON, April ll-'l‘hn cardinal
liriiiciple oi the preseiif. lloina Tlulr
Bill was said by the l’reiiiicr to be th;-,
priine nutiiority of the lnilleriai (lov-
ernmcnt while ut the same time n
real autonomy was conferred upon
Ireland in regard to home concerns.
The bill provides for the establish-
ment of an Irish parliament consist-
Ing Of ii senate and com-
mons wlth power, to enact laws [gr
pence, order and good government in
Ireland.
The bill excludes from the control
of thclrish parliament crown. army
and naval Imperial affairs, Irish land
purchase- and old age pensions, na.
tional insurance acts, Irish. constabu.
lary, postoffice and public loans in
addition to those excluded from the
Home Rule Dill of 1893.
The Irish parliament also deharred
from allowing, by the Home Rule
bill, from power to appeal to the
Privy Council and is excluded from
establishing any religion or giving
preference to any, and must maln-
tain an equality in marriage services
of the various denominations.
The Senate is to consist of forty
inembersand the House of Commons
ulstcr is to havefifty-nine.
The Senate is gto be nominated at
first by an executive couscil end.vac-
iincies will be filled iy an Irish exec-
utive. The Irish representation nt
Westminster is to he~forty-two mein-
hers.
coiiiiisiissn iuis,
roo time Foil T
t » classification
l~‘Al.i. ltlVldil, April ‘J-Ex~Senator
(Half cent per word each insertion
in this column. (lash must accom-
pany order and five per cent discoiu-it.
allowed. Minimum charge twenty-
tinued the discussion. i . nil, It won( not cos y ANT _ g (or ge 9
'rim riiir.M.iien exiilniuefl that' the than the oni system and would any -work, Apply zoo prince st.
Supervisors had 'cost aliout $2,000Ain the men’ wi". me migually for-pounibln - 4.]2dlwp¢l.
salaries and as nnicli more in oomimis- “nd Mtend tn their d“f,y_ Some of me - `ANh"-Hoag-WANTED" For pm,u_
sions. li. is l>\'0l\0H\*»<l I-0 HIV” UW supervisors, u.t.tended to their duty  c“]M,, “muy tn w_ “_ Batt"
l st iillowniire of of $‘\ \ ll r dill nm.. , 4,.4d5ipd_
U 7'*-'WWE-I-YE'-7W-“Ev“vi-“_ *NJN*-_-I gencral Ientums “I the hm' and lj "glte,ngi0|\ by-applet, Finder plewic
iiiis. ii.ii. riiciiiil-iioii   T
, HAS i>iissi=.;ii iiwiiii , » is ..   Ii*    
‘Charlottetown was inexpressibly
;f“’°I‘°‘I Yesterday morn|ng'to learn
M ‘t{l\e iinsxpsctisl death of Mrs. U.A.
mc inuon. Bhehnd been in soma-
nt- delicate _henlbhfor sometime
l`\vnst and within the last three
'_:°IUl. har condition became such in-i
mmlniiise the gravest .anxiety to `the
Not yr. and liar intimate friends.
“wiv thstanding skilled" medical nt-
" i““¢°. tho.untirl1ig care of two
loclried nurses and the tender and
UI attention of Mr. McKinnon
°°“I.‘I he sftomd." at thru ounces
:gf-~B;la° grinned inwaneomgioiii-
,he 'mum' :sl-1! ,before eight- oolook
“"4 Milly. ~ an ,mmm imprommnei
'rin lm in-."' » ‘ ` I
.I . hfolixnnon was _tha
d°“ iliilklliidr- of Charles Owen
*V ` P
§,’,°,§’,“l°¢<.>wn._;sii»~ nu ins. ...uni .nia-
,-,O "="'\§4h_'!»h¢-ivnvy-bloam- of lm
.mrzimhoc  her domino will
,W °t“ \“'°I° impression of lor-
", -,_}“'°\\lh°\\t silo whole commun-
..-",, °' “"Y'1l\‘9~rf\~‘+\\ of chame-
..- .::::: “'..':.-.i-:.°°°.:'..“°°.nr
iionltien ni elle moislqlilu other en ‘
. - v
'lun winnln em .ligation 04 ,ii
CUIIUIIICITIDN f '
spirit. He favored making $20 a ,-__ I 3
mmhmnn mth an “mmm” in mvm. ‘OR i-lAi.l'. Dairy farm locatel
thought it would work `well if acted I t M K, .I d w,.e_
upon by the people in a patriotic QV” a c ""0" mg” 4*12dm,,‘
I .
“I ""'_“° who I _ _ --~ from churches, schools' etc For par
((‘.ontlnued on page .3.) Malling apmy Gm w_ M¢,y,end_L0w,.|-
Millstreerni, N.__Fi. _ 4-l'&_L2wi»d-
l‘._0Fi'l‘ April 6th, between John
non was Lieutenant-Governor of this I THROUGH  .Anderson's 'and North River
»""" Whom -Tie some also smart.
L t 5 \r ' `
ln .lllezfl .¢ih...i~s-ln_,._ .ax .l y  “khan-I I - I
,i§,“,»}§‘},‘§,l“,, °I‘f°“9'I I"°'~° 'TI-“III-unnaI» ummm oline oifayuhrls.-t-innsrn..iirim¢ne an-nnrrntincmi
| , M , lil K'n _ tl . Bridge, gentleman's brown kid »love.
Nh?eNlI(:ly in rtllie hfndl el:/lI<'Iern:dII. or    Finder please leave ut Lea H.*War-
ceptlonal ability, splendid entertain- I *'13* ren's. Noi;thlfly§r>_o3rner.___}_;l§d§i.
ini: powers and ii kindly h0i\i~=if-al‘\.tv '|`|\° M'“¢" .'°'*- ‘fI“";‘:_§)""-*""'“  ‘vin want two lobster iishermen
that commended her to all, irres- Pictvll ¥0Pi°|`<Il\l; M  “-n'“- W . _mr in-mg, (}¢.`¢,¢| Boat, nun gear
pective of class and creed. Indeed it 5# DBHNBDEPFH- 0 IW’ 5 “.‘.“”;‘ 3.' half new, choice -ground. Play' $2-25
is not too much to say that n more PW” “ml ‘U *-005 "'¢I!h*"'\ 5"- ‘ per lop lbs und we find all. one or
capable and charming hostess never od at - “.00 msn. She legvsa on write fl\\i°k~ N~ Sf N U- M“°U“"Ii
occupied the position as wife of the return tn fdiurlo tstown f-9 BY 0" 12':-encyi River. 4-12dili.
_Governor of I‘i;i&ce Iildwnrd Island. 7.00 a.m., With ll|_\9B°“ii¢lfB. MMI. e!~ _ ALUABLE REAL me--*'.l.ATm“FoR
.sm W” 0- °°“"‘I ‘lt m°mI’°"-°I Im", .\’i`°'° “nd f\`°lg|1i-~ ,  SALE. Five very desirable re-
5’t°l"‘ Ch“"°I"' “king “ ~d°°p I“*'“7' The Eu! ny mt Pgmyu y°'t°r" alliances on Upper Prince Street con-
esb in all that _ pertained to Church day at 7.00 a.m. for C _ai&t‘tetov;n .hun of one 1”" dwamngv 'ml
work and for the ahvaifcement df FUI! 50 Passengers, _90 s pll,l. “tm$" Found. md two Mum’
i°h"'“‘““y" ' ` “me” and 6” ton' 'mm' md houses.-Propert of estate late Hon-
'Pileru are left to mourn a sorrovi- docked at P10.t40 a.tn.‘.I soho vos get onbu Donald lérquhsnon Wm be
ing husband and family, namely Bal- return to lo ou a .n a.dn;\:d\V _ll amhg gg pupils auction in Mhy 16st
¢riee.u~1%iL and Angina, buéaezn lag p&;=i*i£i§:. ¢;1l;r~§¢‘.";\_r»;» Slim" rat- _haw-,Ulm ,mn . *mm
parm , area an rs. W , , ‘ . , --
Georgetown and brothers and |il~ md in C_Narlott»otown- at .$.18 mm.. i  gl'l‘RI0KLL:dNl;l§ l'1:’l:,0lYC‘l,<\>1I:-
Au" “ f°h°":'7‘o”l in Ramon' ` i mmm” hu' that  Barrixar mwsre :vlnterod by Job:
VI., Mlm' 'A1001' Br€hl\|C, Ili Dilf»¢1\‘, 6.00 D- mo .UT Y 6:, T31?  Bohshaw ,mm Us ‘mth in
ford' ant" mrs( at Lu`*omm'AAl“I" sauthem T°c‘i’:\lml“t,:‘“thh"Kt 1 U' ‘  'ontlition tlim at’ n time in
R" “'s°m M °°' and min Iim: ‘i"I." f:§I»Is.£'.'o§:e ll :Vu ° riff' ir einem-yr 'nie milk in Air
':I|?MT~FaEl?!l::diTIir'U(l::rTI;ttTent(I:vn. lst To:-ty. miniltdl lag; tls`§\r2m:rsiddt\\¢!`°'ml! b0‘|°\lD0 If ‘Ffllli
events . Aa Mrs. Qwen in an_lnva1l`d' accommodation at`_8.S0 ni., fifty.  btablea, Grafton 5?., ashore
.im -*gy proliablypo unable to rnala.mlinlt_u lata; and the igll-itll;  th will make the season o :gan
the iourndyw To 'tho bereaved Tim prlh at 9.50 p.~ rn., ,dh than . ,=,_ ' '
one hundred and sixty-four, of which.
inthe House of Commons by 
iiiiii wis
i WHIEKIIJ
(Uaiiailiaii Press.)
VANCOUVER; Apt. 11-The C.l’.
R. passenger train No 2, which left
Vancouver last evening, was wrecked
at 6 o'clock this morning by a rock
slide three miles west of Saveraa,
which is a station li short distance
thsis side of Kamloops.
.Engineer Walker and fireman Hos-
kinson, Kamloops, were so dadiy in-
jured that they died within a short
time. ' - ,
N`0 piiliiiénbrrs ive-re injured.
Liliili CIIIIIIIIIIINS
IIISIIIIIBIII IS
BIIUIIL SIIIIIIII
(Canadian Press.)
WASHINGTON, Apr. ll-Labor
conditions in the plants of the United
States Steel Co's were denounced as
"a hriital system of industrial slav-
ery" in the state labor comniitteen
report on the proposed eight hom
law.
_The report says that the men are
chat off in the prime of life to becomi-
pubiic burdens.
PIHlil`S PIIIIIISS A
PIIIIIIS PIIASINE
PIHIIIIIMINEI
Perrys Peerless Players at the
Opera House, Charlottetown last
night presented “Wife in Name Only"
in a most finished manner. The Gom-
pany have evidently gained a reputa-
tion for excellence which is drawing
houses for last night the attendance
was large dispite counter attractions
The play, a pretty drwma unfolding
n beautiful and intensely iiiterett-
ing story, was most exquisitely stag-
ed" and the management states em-
with artists who knew their work
nnd displayed intelligence and tact in
the cliaracters. Miss Corinne was de-
iigiitiiiiiy wilful and winsoinc and
her appearance brlghbetled the stage.
as an acteess sbs is a decided suc-
cess. Dail Malloy interpreted the
ciiaracter of a love smitten judge
with neutral euso und was at times
intensely funny. The other parts
were taken with equal ease by the
two leaders most efficient support
and both the ladies amtgentlamen
acquitted themselves with all credit.
Tonight they present "Tha Little Co-
ed” and the management state em-
phatically tbut it is the strongest
bill on their repertoire and this is
certainly an assliruiioe of n treat. for
tlmatre goers.
TIIE NEITHER
TEIPERIIIIIE
_ SUN. NWN. ETC
(Special to The Guardian.)
TORONTO, April 12-Moderate to
fresh westerly winds; fair and not
much change in Temlleratilre.
The temperature at three o'cloek
this morn-lhg by the "Retail Store"
Tested Thermometer *with a northern
exposure was twenty-three degrees n-
bnvi-. zero and with 5 southern ex-
posure. twenty-four degrees above
aero. , ‘ ` ‘
The lowest. temperature recorded
yesterday wax thirty-two degrees
3 above aero and the highest was thir-
ty-nine above. The lowest recorded
the previous night was twenty-five
degrees above. At nine a. rn. yester-
day, it was thirty.two degrees a-
bovsand at nina p. m., it wal thir-
ty-iour above-
The llngth of today will he thir-
toon hours and 24 minutes.
'rin eine win be irish *W amine
at 6.17 and tomorrow owning at 7.98;
it will in high tomorrow mornin; at
1.11 .na sunny mornin: ot Ml- '
‘ 'nie sun me eine main: ef 6-49
and tomorrow svuilnr at o.44: it 'ill
tile tomorrow morning at 5.16 and
Sunday morning at B-lil
The moon sets this afternoon at
.' .1._l9. `
_*.--nzl-H-4
iiiiwm r.irnni.nr¢ oiirsroeins. ins.
NEW IUIIK . I
IPPIIIIIIS
liliiliiil
S
(liuinidian i'i'ei-is.)
NEW YORK, Apr. ii-A ilelcgiitiliii
of ninety meinhcrs iiisitriictcil for
any presiileiitinl cuiidiilixte hui. boiuid
by li unit rule was clioseii to repre-
sent New York at the U\:inoci'ut.ii:
National (ioiiveiition lit iluli.inioi'e lit.
the spring conveiitiiiii of the lieiiiurrii
tic party iii this state liiire tiuliiy
\_.____i_i.
WIIITING FOR
VOTING 0F
ENGINEERS
I (iiaiin-diuii Press.)
NEW YORK, April ll -in View .il
the fact. that oni'y ii,uun ¢»iu._..i zr.,
000 ballot.:-i have been i-iiiiiiir-il up
tu tonight. lirninl lihirf ltolie said il",
would probably he ilevcrni rlnyn he
fore the coinpil~.t.l-. rietiiriis of ilu-
'\'ot.e of the ioeonilitivl- ¢~ii;¢iii'uei'ei .iii
the riuestiliii of ntrilliiig would he
eonipltetc.
WliN'I UIIIN .
Slliliii Iiiilliil
iii BINIUI
(Canadian Press.)
OTTAWA, April~1l-lt .ins oriiliiin.
ced today that Hoa. W. T. White had
decided against the coinage of s i\-rr
dollars for the pres-'eiit _nt lvnsl..
The act. oi the old I'1o/ni~iii-ii-iir. pro-
viding for nu is.~iiu~ in n..-i io l..~ [wil
lowed out..
SUMMIHSIIII
PUPIIS INIIIIIIIN
(Special by l‘honc.)
SUMMERSIDIG, April 12-The
Sirmnierside High -School Dra-
matic Ciub gave an excellent perfor-
mance in the Market. llall, i~liimmer-
side, ini-it niglii.. The hull was filled
to the doors and the uiiilir-iiifo wus
delighted. The drama wus oiitiiliwii
The Tinn-, nf` His l.ife und wus ii. niac-
cessiion of nliiiiiwoiin iiit.li.~ii,io~in :.i.il
t‘oiiiplir~.at.ionn from the begiiiiiiuii lui
the end. ~ The perforiners wrri' iiii‘I
Misses lilnid Macl4‘lli‘lniit~., Iicsniii Al 
word, Fern lloblilel-, hidwiiril l/lrl.el `
lan, ` Harvey lliinvnii, lienrgv.
Boats, Hurry Bouts, Ailu-ri i~‘iinp-
son, Roland llielly und thry tuoki
their parts in H, uiunuer thui. wuial
highly creilitnlili- to ilu-iiint-l\'l~i-r :ind
to the sclioiil. A cliuriis |lif<-'ii
Dream is (i'l».r, by the i~ieiiior girls of
the i li Sl-liool nun in-uuiiiiiily ri ii
THE RQADS BILL illiliiiliii   OF ACHIRIQUI' PEAK
_,i____.._.._---
‘Whole Indian Villggp
Reported Destroyed-
' Luter lleports L
liiaiiudiaii Press.)
ivionii.i<i, Aprli ii'--'rnousands '-of
l»|.‘i'.~:\iiin weri- killed nlril U18 WIIOIB Ill-4
iiiun villupges iicntrnyed by an erup-
tion at l`iiii-iuiii l'r~.ak, near Docol
del, ’l‘<u-ro l'uiianiu, according to tha
isliiry of llnptaiu (llsvick of the Up-
iied l»‘i-nil. l!o's i-iteunisr Fort Mor-
iqiin, wliicli ,yrrivi-il here today. Gupte
uin iiisviek says the eruption occurr-
ed April fitli early in the morning
while the freighter Morgan was ber-
tlieii iivni' Ilocnn del T0l’l‘0.
lie :uiyn bu witnessed the flumeh
::inn.i.iin: up froiui the peak and re-
ports ol' llii~ liiriqe casualty lint Ward
i»r.»ii;>_iii` i`r.»in the immediate meme. to
lllirgii di-I 'l‘iiri'<i liy the rvfllgeilts, WHO
r~.~ioA|u-il ilu the rushing lava.
iii- suyu in-. watched the eruption of
lpiii mi. uniii ue put to sas, iid
.-wil far out on the Gulf 
irilwivli says be saw evidence of the
distiii-bed i-ii-nieiit.-i. , '
'i‘hi- si-il was affected in maiiy..-'pinch
nud i.iii» un- was filled with srncko and
diisi. |'ni‘ out. of the (lull. i -
i'npi.iiiii lilsvick says the tluhabi-
tifiitu oi llocas llel 'llorrolare . PBMC
u|.rieki»ii, believing the place frniiht
iw ovi-rriiii with the lava Helchin]
ioi'ili`iriiiii the peak. `
l’i\NAM.\_, April 1.1-An ’inN iatigl-
tiiui ilis<-losed the euermous na re of
the report of a thousand gunna!
killed and indian villages swerlt A-
wny by the eruption of Chirlqi`Pea,k
iicni- llocns del Tor-ro in Panama,
Tiliuw-. bus been no eruption oi’ tha
pculi ,uid the Panamans are at 3,10"
tokiifiw how the report ori§II\si»d.\:
iiiiiiiiniiis
siiiiiiiis iccni
win niiiiin
._--»
(Canadian Press.) I
INUIAN/li>oL1s, Apr. 11--'Ninety
percent of the soft coal miners hav;
approved of the proposed two i ytar
he United Mine Workers after receipt
wugc contarct," snid Edw' Oefry 01
oi telegrams announc ng the result of
yesterdays voting. _ .
Pi»ni./iiinari-i1.\. April '11-ai
sub-coniinittce of miners and opearli-
torn appointed nt yestal‘d|1y’l cop-
f<~rr-ii<~i- to tulle up: the work 'of try-
iug'_vo r~‘ii.ch an ugreement on tho
new working arrangements for the
:iutiii~u<-ite miners held a three hunts
nrssioii here today and at im coh-
cliiiiioii utui.ed that progress has baba
niluliz.
No stiifl-lin-iii. can he made until th!
i~l~|\oi‘i.wm= really to be preBBnt0(1 to
ibe full committee of operators and
mini-rs.
viiinn i<‘AivirNi~:` umm:
I'i‘»-vioiii-ily reported $1741.23
H K . V I . .
dared. Prof Whitney plflycil lllu nc-
unmpaninient.-.l.
Miuard‘s léinimcnt liurus- Illstemper.
Presiiy. (Iliiirvli Alberton add. 'Lg
Anonymous ~ 1.
_.._....-..-
u'm.|a
The aniiunl mretiiig of the Provin-
rial 'Pemperauce Alliuuce wus held
yesterday in the Y. M. l‘-. A. pur-
lnra, fiharlotti-town, tlieri- being n
large and eiitliusiaatie attendance of
members. ll. i‘., (lofi, the president.,
was in the chair.
The President submitted his report
gn' the progress ofthe temperance
Cause last year, and tho Treasurer
gave a atatmnsnt -of the finance.
Rev. G. A. Sutherland, Kensington,
moved a resolution which was unani.
mously carried that it be decided to
call for the organization of a tem-
perance committee in every commun-
ity of the Province to see that tem-
peranca meetings are held and litera-
ture distributed, and to keep an ov-
ersight over the administration of
the law. A committee was appointed
to look into the matter of needed a-
mendments to the law, te. report bo-
foro next session of the hsgialature.
Another committee, uf ,15 members
. was appointed to wait upon the Premi-
PROIIINCIIIL TENIPERIINCE V f
ALLIANCE MEETING
llovernment in enforcing the Bl'0l\lbl~
tory llaw.
li. was agreed to ask the G07¢'n~
nn-nt to appoint no vendor who llbd.
been convicted ol an 'offblos akinlti
the acl.. _
The officers were elected tl !dl4,
lows:- ' -‘ i '
President-Rev. G. A. Suthttlllll,
Kensington. _
Vice-Presidents-Qu0ln's, Goo' ‘N
ull; Prince, J. A. Brace; `§ii|ll,
McLeod. -.
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ter and a|lt"tl1e eoboperttion of the