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DTT A_ Feb. 18.-_In parliament
on _¢’»ou'iu»¢n psmss prsaissr-
ly B8 G- U10/t Canada should ofll-
°11\13;1'99°snlle the bravery sf cspr.
Seo .
Pi-em1§r screen iuumstsa cuss s
_grant will be _made to Scotts (sm.
y. 1 _
_ _
sklLFllLLY
v HisntEn
»
_*_ .
sr. Joss, 1reb.‘ 15.-siuuui E567
llDE_of,the big. liner Athenia saved
the livep of two men yesterday after-'
noon as the' Donaldson steamer wss
wmins to her desk ansr s stormy
pas,ea¢;‘___:f'_iihirteen days from Glas-.
gow. _ Athenia arrived se the 1°.,
Ol P__ _ 15181111 B12 1 p. m, and
slowed _ __ _for the port physician
who '  unable to ‘board her
outside owing to the rough seg., and
at 1.80, just as the ship had started
to steam up the harbor, three dredges
and a fleet of scows and townboats
swung across the inner channel,
blocking the passage of the 1iner,'and
the Athenia was -in a had position in
an instant.
Directly ahead of the liner was a
scow at the end of a long hawser,
and as the tug was too far from the
carrier to-steer it. those in charge of
the stearer had either to run down
the sco and drown or kill the men
on _it or stop the ship in the face or
a stil! wind on the starboard quarter,
with the shoal ground at the can
-buoy to port. - ~
The helm was ported and/ immedi-
ately the ship’s head fell oi’f_ rapidly,
while the _,screw was reversed full
speed to hold the vessel from the
shoals. _ No troubg v;_cu1d__l_1_a,vehr:é_
sulte den  e__ _ 99s 0l\~
the 'ligne'  tg; jNeptune\ and
Alice R. stood the strain at the
steamw heed. but ltsnapped and the
Aensrnsis bow touched on tus mus-
ssi-isse before the propeller had grip-
(Cofitinued on page three)
._._.._.__.__
sNow s'.f'AYs AWAY
COLD SNAP IS OVER.
_-._
irsb. 15-'rnsre wiuuot
as to who shall do
in Toronto this
be any
the
no snow
for some
a loss to account
scarcity of the
winter and it looks
season record is to
for
west made
morning ina
r above
moderated
and be indications
snap s over for the
is likely to be much
Saturday.
coldest district
_ ,At Cochrune _ 9.
degrees below nero
the mercury was
moderation _ is
it is milder.
from
cold
HTG
e are
_ a - long
tion to express companies operating 1
in Canada, their large earnings_and CHANCE FOR MAYOR D
handsorpe profits are set forth in a To GET A M1Lu0N_ Q
report made public to-day by I-lon. -- G
‘”°°k* 'ay' th“t'Mr_ Cochrane. -So-'far as 'the Cana- TORONTO. Feb- 15-Nelly curious
disn companies are concerned the ac- Wmmunivations reach the Msyor’s F
biutv._tbe per¢=11te's° Of f-0* ““'°““°
was:-Canadian. 16-6;‘D'JmI“i0“' 31'63
Canadian Northern. 19-2- ,
cent.. `
were $1o,994,4is.1o. less express PFW-
,1,,g,,, or ;4,s92,z42.49, making the
operating revenue $6.102»175~51é0 3%”
operating BXPBUSW W9” “vs ' '
mgk g the total net revenue S1.”
inode '22¥.II:5_
 s
cm1;';aniE;s is returned at 30.445» U5
against 27.535 in 1911-
- inti-
“ran nanny;
_
I_'¢'l|f°fi tommuuer or runruiv `rru»-ps vrunum- "- I  * E  E ~ vluuugsrni ceremony sim
¢d~Preaidcnt. Feilcrul Dtserters Lined     _ I pit but Enthusl- I   
 rr='~'f~= - 3 salts lin cuiuluslis Ili .   .... minus Fla  
_,E,______.._._._,._,..._.,__._...,;.__ __  ..    ..._ IIIBIES HEEIISE IE] PIII IIEE   IIIH EEIIIII
Madero has made an offer tE»esI|‘i?lxi`§ Eirgrliig “mil ésarcilxd 2-,ak to the ua- ‘ I PM/us' F°b‘ 18_Raym°“d Pm"
DIG! |50 Drill! about the resignati{m'm'u-ny 5:01 W N y were sum --*_-_.___ I ' _ “Te t°d“Y t°°k 9Ve"__th° °m°° ___
of Vice-President .Pino Suarez andl In one instance more than thirt
the entire`cabinet but he himself
shall retain his oiiclc.
The President is very low spirits
owing to the reverses he met with
by the federal troops.
The senate does notpropose to
again insist upon Madero's resigna-
tion nor to take any similar action,
according to the beat information ob-
tainable.
A number of looters, caught today,
were summarily executed in outlying
districts of the city. _
A few small provision stores there
had been sacked by hungry mobs but
there was nothing like a systematic
looting.
Both the federal and rebel soldiers
Some ofthe federal soldiers who
are dems their utmost to hold the, the palace, crowds are running about S
pgpuhme in check the streets rying “Vivlas" for Huer-
.. rib
LANUE.
M
lr
lml'l0l'All»’l
P
_ Y
.federal soldiers were lined before the
firing party at the some time. g
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 18.-President C
Madero‘has been _arrested in the na- g
The first set of games of the series
a very nice run and scored the first
o be played by the City- League came' goal after ten minutes la The ame
_ (Canadian Press) on lust night lu the arena Rink
“°'1°1 Palm by General Blsnulwt. sua Apples. 'ran was the cos
backed by his troops Gustavo Ma-
. . n
dero. brother of the Prasidenib was a
arrested about the same time in a
restaurant, by General Huerta.
General Victoriano I-Iuerta, mill- g
tary commander of the federal troops
has been proclaimed President. This `e
was followed by a conference between
good' showing _
Play started at 8.25 and was fair
ly fast. _ The Abbies kept the puck in
he Connaughts' territory ior_ the
first few minutes It was then work-
d to centre ice by the Connaughts.
Tripping was indulged in rather too
representatives of I-Iuerta and Diaz. fmeiy by the f_eamg_ the teams play
While Madero and all the other mem-| ing ,I mm, fm- 3 man gums The
bers of his family are under arrest ja rubber was in the Abbies’ territory
and Morgan in goalmade some good
tops. Reddin, who was inclined to
ta and D133 play a rather rough game, was given
_____n~_.__~_YY__x___Y_»~.___..YY_xY____________ _ _ a
DR. FRIEDMIIII-
SMLS FUR II. Y.
BERLIN, Feb. 18.-Dr. Friedman
sailed for New York ,to-day with his
tuberculosis serum. He will attempt
95 out of 100 cures, a test for which
a New York banker has offered a mil-
lion, if successful. _
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 14-Charles
E. Finlay, the New York banker, has
a cablegram from Dr. Friedman who
claims to have discovered a cure for
tuberculosis, accepting his offer of a.
million dollars for a positive cure.
Ho will leave for this country im-
mediately. The fact that the son-in-
law of Mr. Finlay is a sufferer from
the dread disease is responsible for
the offer. As soon as he heard that
Dr. Friedman had discovered _the
tuberculosis serum be cabled him the
offer which has been accepted. _ In
addition to Mr.- Finlay’s son-in~law,
one hundred other patients will be
t t d t th ' r _ were handed out and both of these
res. e a_ e expense o Mr Finley.
»_----*_-__
EXPOS XPRESB DIVIDENDS
o'r'rAwA, Feb. 1's.-sects in reis-
4-
tllal 11°* 1`°V°““° “Et°r d°d“°“ing wx' E ment' that has yet reached Ma or
. v
es was as followsl- Hockcn, however, is the following ;- _ N *- -~-» ----
"WLLl you please send someone to s;l;dso¥gsiAg§_;G£sy1_;I£IEg§_?_;r
__ .
Canadian Express   ...$283,281
Dominion Express    6/15,288
Canadian Northern   192,496
Measuring this against capital lla-,
Tbs average is thus around 22 D01'
The gross receipts from ope\‘&tI0l\
o' cratin mileage of eXl>1`0l9 '
1 e Nemel
IIII'
miisrdm inusmesc cuiln ooids. sto.
.~......... __ .__ _  .~-~ ‘ _‘aero and with a southern exposure
_ 0FI-`ER
,.._._. 
 .
iw *W*
j lb; Mss`sgsui“”" v ent onus
_cBer_. _ ~_ __
 of .this unpar-
_f
#his morning by tbe~Rexel1 Store
rest for tripping. Gordon here made
harlottetown _ 'The flrstteams to _
o onthe ice ' were the Connpughts to score. The lplay was confined to
sughts’ maiden game and they made
D Y E
was progressing fairly fast when L
Campbell made a fine run yet failed
the Connaughts end and Raddin by
accident placed a score to the Abbics
credit Campbell was here given a
rest for tripping Purcell who is a
strong man for his team.made a fine
run but failed to connect
ound e Abbies’ goal
for a few minutes. A goal was shot
but not counted as it was od side
play Chess Campbell secured the
puck and made a very fine run but
failed to score The game continued
lively until the end of the first half
(Continued on page three)
’HIL|EIX SIIIIIILS
_l W
(special to the Gusraisu w
played off their feet the Redoubtable
the score of 9 to 3. $
There was nothing to it, as far as
the play went, the Halifax speed V
boys having an easy advantage and t
were boring down on New Glasgow h
nets every minute. If the Cubs did
not have a goal keeper of the calibre `I
of Morrison it is bard to say how
many goals the Socials would have 1
_t§_llied_. For this the fans were
t ankful for the game was certainly 1
one sided enough as it was. 8
The contest was cleanly played and C
itnpartialiy refereed. Two penalties
went to New Glasgow, Cook far trip-
slashing.
Over four thousand people were pre-_
sent.
-_-,i____
office The most interesting docu-
take up my case. I have an estate in
the .Old Country coming to me am-
Stlrling. I will give one million
dollars to get it, as I have no means .
to fight. my case. I have a niece in
IIIE senses _"M
_ 'ms rssssssruls
(uuipmug) aug, 0; reloads)
and ales from north and northwest
falls in'eastern Nova Scotia. \
The temperature at three o'clock
Tilted Thermometer with a 'ic/rthern
éxposure was seventeen degrees above
nineteen above. _
_'l'he.weather yesterday, was stormy,
bringing the first real snowstorm of
the-winter. A northerly. wind ap- F
preaching at times to the velocity of
_a gale with a heavy snow fall eonti
nued all day and night.
'The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was seventeen degrees
above zero and the highest was nine-
te'e"__above. The lowest the l1`l‘0‘i°l1l
‘gi}§¢.»w`al ssventee'n above. At__niue
p. m. it was nineteen above.
tide will be high this morning'
and at 10.44; it
bigb at 8.55 ‘and to-
afternoon at 5.82
at 6.54 and Friday*
_ec ms.
moon was
at 4.84 a.m
mil Thursdays
" _
.f ._.
1..-ness
§‘_.§_Q-_*%______
de s, Newsom & Go 9-61id_ .
ounting to one million and a half FOR SALE qGH00NER DIPL0'
__o _ . 2 19iyi*'.
WANTED A MAID FOR GENERAL
housework in a family of four.Must
have some experience in cooking.
Good wages. Apply to Mrs. Bruce
Stewart, 14 Water St. 12 19 Mtf.
'l|DE, MUOII, EIC Livm r~‘o\ns's‘oR sanafétiicns
Grays, Patches, Blackl Two Large
Red Mules also Mink. The Lea Fur
'roRoN'ro, Feb. 19.-strong winds Trading Agency. Bfedelbene. P. E-
_ Island. 2-19M1i__.
cdld and mostly fair, but local snow H0351., AT AU0'r10N_-oN THE
market square at 12 o'clock
Friday, Feb. 21st. Good driver,
sound and-kind R. Beairsto. AU”
i[_g|_|_9ep_ - __ _2_1_?M3i.
WANTED AT ONCE A GOOD BLACK.
female, Island bred to mate with
black dog from best Island stock,
also two Island female reds r
p,_,|;¢bss_ Apply by phone or letter
to "K care Guardian. 219M6i
SUPREME EIIUHI
_ .
The assault case of McKenna vs.
IIEEEII THE EIIHS     
the supreme court for four days, was
concluded yesterday evening. Many
itnesses were examined on both
_ ` sides A good deal of ex ert' evidence
P
as given by different medicn1`men
)
HALIFAX, N.S., Feb. 1&-Outclass- but did not prove of much value as
ed in every department and almost the doctors did not agl`€°~
The jury after being out n little
New Glasgow Cubs went down to de- over an hour brought i a verdict
feat before the Soclals of Halifax by for the plaintiff. He was awarded
100.00 damages.
ancouver, B C and she is tr in
- -. Y E
o get possession of the estate.
uve her letters to show it.
‘If you will do this favor for me
will fix you up all right. You can't
write to me. My sister will get the
tier and I will never see it
Mayor Hocken is considering send
'bg his resignation and devoting
ll his time and energy towards
uring the generously-offered million.
ping O'1eary and Jimmie Murphy for CUHDEHSED 
T00 LITE FOR
Chl88lFIClTl0Il
One cent per word each insertion
n this column Cash must accom
any order Minimum charge twenty
V” . °£“t°'____________._%_______
Ian 'ro .sealer IN Housa. xii.
jillgfient Street. 2-l9M4ipd
on SALE-oNE_ Form BARRED
wood sleigh with box. A. Pickard
~2-19M3i.
tl
ma. Carries 120 tons For par
ticulnrs apply to Vernon Peardon,
M _
ntague E31
pd
nM`s'oa san 'rr-is. suasont-
A
ber offers for sa e, his farm of fifty
acres all in high state of cnltiva
tion, being chiefly new land, all
new out-buildings; also new dwell
ing, situated at North Milton. For
terms apply on premises, Garfield
Moreside. ~2‘19M1iBi2i d.
__ -___.-._ _ :_ _ P
~~ ft     a ~s~r..”'.:.s..°E.¢*::‘.z=.‘::' sierra
lions of dollars now standing I
claimed according to the last Gov
ernment Gazette. Full guide on
bow to commence claims with oiii
cial informatioib of any liste? pub
. lished in the- asette wi esent
sm’ Et’ rn" to on receipt of particulars _'pbe__ U
claimed 'Funds Association; 210
High. Holborn, London, W ‘~B
_ __  quill
sa .AND new-i'ns marina
wpiitedi Sehled' tenders _will 'be re-
rdveid--in this _nndereil_ned` up. to.
noon Betur $_ . _llal‘ch_1et 1~ from
parties willin' _to lontrlct #ith the
qoopsrezlve sntrbi
for the man are ol maj
El.:iE»._'_   _  _ f `I°h=,4| .>~!‘D,on.t-forest..-.the twdve~o'elo.:z
  .ia 110- .f ~'H-_,dem-anms~¢h¢s'~.s»u.-sveu
~ __ -  e _ . sc. .se\»...ae. Ben mmol
s, _  .. #_ su.-
inssr_a~'s 'mI§ss“€ ohh' 
(
VIIIIIIEIIIS EIEEEII
HIEIEIX EHESEIIIS
(Special to The Guardian)
MONOTON N. B. Feb 18.-The
Victorias defeated the Halifax Cres-
cents here to-night ten to one.
_The game was, however, very much
one-sided Moncton getting eight goals
in one period.
Scott did not play with the Vic-
torias notice having been received
that the game would be declared for
the Crescents if he n cared on the
with New Glasgow and take chances
If Moncton should win under such
a condition it would give rise to an
now hold the '-=‘l'ffC7 md would pos
In the end however, other counsels
organ urns
stated that operators in the Grand
Lake coal areas are making arrange-
ments with s number of American
capitalists to thoroughly test and
prove the extent of the surface seams
termine the existence of other seams
take full advantage of the opportu-
ed James Barnes of the Northfield
coal areas with a view to purchase
FIREMAN KILLED IN
_ WRECK IN MANITOBA
WINNIPEG Feb. 15-A fatal wreck
occurred at Popular Point, Man ,when
ensues w Brssel. are 26 _ firemen
of the Moose Jaw loca , who killed
and Thomas L. Morgan, engineer f
an eastbound freight had his 'e
broken
The freight train wasnero g from
one track to another _ d _d not get
clear in time before the Moose Jaw
local came along and collided head
on. The passenger engine was derail
ed and the freight tr-afn__lonpinotiv_c
was turned over _Outei e of a _sc-
vers shaking up none of _t e passeu
gers on the local was inliired
llIIO`II&U§Inl° _ B* 
our me ea-  insertion
is me eel . ' ~
|l°=\\°\‘ie\ Hall. _ I _a-mini
_*,!Don't.f0A'20t.. to,.eav.e_ iireday
Feb. 27th to hear Rev. P _ Gau-
xthlrr _on Cqnldila Idtlls. I-101111.
..~..'. . __. >r-s. __ ...I ' . `
I
ltlaerds Ilinlmeue  sein
'~fesbosiv‘&¥a
in the deep which most mining engiu thc current fiscal year' 344 982 im-
ccrs who have been over the areas migrants arrived in C ada, madc up
believe tb exist. In connection with of 130 509 British 11 826 from the
the more extensive developments 0( United States, and 95 648 from all
the coal areas planned in ordcr to other countries combined
nities offered by the opening of Sir months of last fiscal ycnr are: Brit-
Thomas Tsitfs Gibson to Minto rai,- ish 121 661 from the United States
road early next summer it is assert- 111 706 and from all other countries
sd that parties closely ¢0l1\w¢ted combined 67 ass giving n totui f...
with the C. P. R. recently BIJP\'0B°I1‘ the ten months, April 1 to_ February
Coal Company and other bwuefi Of 7
their holdings. 7 per cent. American 6 por cent
___-_-___i_
President of the French republic from
Armand Fallleres who retired ai'\_r
serving a full tarm of seven years
The ceremony took place in the Pa
lace Elysie.
No oath of office was taken and no
oration made
M Fallieres, the retiring president,
said to Poincare "I transfer to you
the powers of state
The Connaughts, played _ Poincare became very pale for I
instant then in a clcur voice replied
'I consecrats myself to the service of
the republic. '
As Poincare, accompanied by bs
two predecessors Armand Fallieres
and Emile Eroubet, left the pines
many thousands of little bouquets or
single flowers were thrown at them
spontaneously by working girls who
took off their nosegays and tossed
them into the carriage
At the same time aviators with
aeroplanes fteighted with fresh hlos
some dropped them from a great
height along part of the route to the
city hall and on thc building itself
where luncheon was prepared by the
---- councillors for the new President. '
STRIKE SITUIITION
'~ NOW MORE ACUTE*
NEW YORK Feb 14 -Notwith-
standing assurances that further con-
fcrcnces looklpg to a settlement vierc
to be Ield it became known to-da
time since the negotiations were pen
At noon to-day federal mediators
admitted that they had no further
probable that they would return to
sion this morning 'l‘he fircmen's re
presentntivcs remained at their ho-
tel Ncither side would yield an inch
IMMIGRATION IS
months, April 1 to February 1 of
The figures for the corresponding
1 of the fiscal year 1911-12 of 300 -
Percentages of increase are British
others 42 per cent
_.___i___
LINDSAY STORE WAS GUTTED
LINDSAY Feb 15 -A disastrous
fire visited Lindsay at 2 o'clock this
morning, destroying the warehouse
and out houses of the Spratt and
Kiln drm, and badly damaging the
nterlor of the store The store had
been newly decorated in the interior,
but as the result of the fire. looks
like the Black Hole of Calcutta
Crockery was smashed by the water
and the store flooded Over 400 bags
STEIIDILY (iIIININu .
COMES THE “
IDENT 0F FRA
#Md
(<';m~inl to Tho Guardian)
|I'l"I‘AiiA Oni. lab 18 -The tells
dt s for the plus for the P E 1',
car-feir\ u ll be called for this week.
____._....___
SUFFRAGE
&,,,_.,__,.,_, l&§ITIITIOII
NEW YORK Feb 14-A cable from
London Says -
Another exciting incident in tha
suffrage agitation occurred ln”
night in the House of Commqpl
While the Hon C T Mills, member
for Exbridge, was speaking on
indian silver question, a man in
strangers’ gallery arose and ahoutod.
'I protest against your briltll
t atmenf of women "
Since the last scene of the kind
curred, several private detectiv
have been on duty in the gallcry,a
these immediately Jumped up,
before the man had time to utter any.
flutber uords, be wus overpower
one or the detectives put his ha
over the num mouth, and the oth
carried hi.u bodily out of thc galle
After being detained some time, he
as escorted out of the building
A few minutes later another may
who eviduntl; had licr¢\ne too excl
in consequence of the incident fain
und was urried out
__.._.._.__._,
ITALIANS MUST
an on/EN womi
TORONTO Feb 15-Neither tn(
Board of Control nor Council has
any power to pass a by law or reso-
ice pp that the deadlock between the ral lution discriminating betnceu th
It is said howe.,e,._ to be the in_ ways of the east and their 34 000 rlliivrent classes of qtizeni
tentionvto put Scott on in the game firemen, is more ncute than nt any
was the advice received by thc Board
of f‘ontrol this morning from Corpo-
Wml the encuuw ._ < ' ' ‘< intron Counsel Geary in conifectiofi'
with Aid Robbins' motion that only
English speaking men should be em-
interesting situation as the Victories trying to bring both sides tosether. I"“’°‘I E0’ "“"“ "wk "5 I" W °’°“f
HM, etc and that no foreigners
_I , t 1 it i it i _ E _ should be employed unless no English
;E_’yYr5`]°__:|;°of°t§°v_;ec__;_’l1:7en sp ° ° appointments for parleys. and it was ,speaking msn could Le found. The
motiofn was adopted at .1 recent meet-
i1_ Washington to-night unless thcrc mg 0 thi’ 305111 C0l1f1‘01ll€l‘Cl1\lI¢\l
may New were developments during the after as usual pr°t”5t°d "sam" the dwg
noon won of Council arguing that the city
To TEST ExTEnr ..?:°..:.§’:;;:;"°.i..:°§':.z“;‘;z‘:..:i  §°§f_“_§§,“§f_§f_`f§ “ 
AND WENT INSANE.
'roaosro Feb is-wane isyiug
S1-_ JOHN F,,b_ 14__It is ,,0w~ the Krcutzer Sonata on a vio n .in
an cast cud residence on Tuesday
ulght at young woman, known as Mies
Lnml ert, bcrame violently insane.She
latched the strings of the violin
uurirg the night nnd kept the whole
now being worked as well as to de- OTTAWA Feb. 15.--During the ten mmuy ‘Wake
When her condition was not improy
ed yesterday morning the police were
summoned, with the result that Miss
Lambert appeared in the police court
While standing in the dock the young
woman repeatedly cried She's my,
mother, shc'=\ my moiiwr l The ml
1str\tr~ renlaued her to jail for me
cal exnnnnnt on
-é--_.___
$35 000 VERDIUT
FOR WIFE S LOVE¢
NEW yoRK Feb 14-A jury inthe
Monmouth County Cllurt at Freehold,
N J ye-torday awarded a verdict
of $35 uuu to Malcolm I-lufty,a Wash
ington lawyer, against Theodore D
Wilson formerly a member of the
Consolidated Exchange of New York
city on the ground that Mr. Wilson
had alienated Mrs Hufty s aifectio .
The action, which was for $50
was undefended and grew out of the
disappearance in 1909 of Mrs Hufty
and her two little children from the
I-lufty home, in Washington r.
Hufty employed detectives sud cans
ed thc arrest of Mr Wilson on
train while it was passing through
Monmouth county In which is Asbury
of flour. several bales of hay and sev-
eral large boxes of matches were
burned
Park, where the wairnnt stated that
Mrs Hufty and Mr Wilson had out
cupied thu same cottage
"Good Roads for Iiarmefss _
'ruff News of I
 ofa
So of II re st for
“inn ».;°'.1:r.‘;':._.==...::....i’.'r.*h-“i“"’
 e6_ Prince
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